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WHITBYý FREE PRES, WEDNESDjAY,*MÀY 20,1987, PAGE 21 Anders.on wins, in. rugby Anderson Raiders senior rugby team upped their recordto two wlns and a loss last week with an overwýhelming victory over last year's champion squad from Brock High School of Cannington. The lads from Anderson came out flying and totally controlled play during the firSt haif, building up a 16-O score. At the beginning of the second haif, Brock pushed for what was to be their only try of the match, but it was a inatter of too littie, too late. The Canmington team bas talent but was kept at bay by a strong Ander- son defense which combined with an overpowering scrtum team. Scoring for Anderson were Noel Bacquie, Steve Dyment, Grant Gladish and Allen Bickle with trys, Dan Love with a single conversion and Matt Harris with a successful penalty kick. The final score of 21-4 earned An- derson a tie witb Pickering High School for first place in the league. Raiders will be playing two league garnes this week. Should both An-. FROM PAGE 19 the baande beam and finished third overail with a total score of 76.50. Yet another Whitby member of the club, Larissa Lowing, is a youngster to watch' in the future, according to Vidmar. The 14-year- old public scbool student placed ninth overail, a great accomplish- ment for a newcomer. "The competition was extremely stiff overaîl," saîd Vidmar, who derson and Pickering win their remaining league Sames. Pickering wil take top spot heading for the playoffs as it was at theirhands Anderson suffered their only defeat. admitted she and fellow coach Leonid Grakovsky were very pleased with the girls' accom- plishments. Strong is currently training for an international meet in Rome slated for next month, while Mac- Donald and Lowing will be com- peting in Bulgaria during June. Ail three are preparing for the. world championship trials coming up In Ocotber" in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. GRANT GLADISH of Anderson prepares to handoff to teammate Mark Gibeault (while Tom Breekies also moves in to join the play) in a game against Brock Iast week. Gladish had a try in the game won by An- derson. Free Press photo WHITBY GIRLS SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION SCORES FOR WEEK EN DING MAY 17,1987 SOPHOMORE DIVISION.- MAY 11187 Joannes Fîowers Century 21 18 Marlgoîd Lincoln 17 National Trust NOVICE DIVISION - MAY il & 13,1987 LovelI Drugs 24 Cardinal Containers Mr. Rentai il Henry Buildal Lions Club 8 Brooklin Legion Speedy Muffler 8 Loveil Drugs BANTAM DIVISION - MAY il Kinsmen Club Wheelies Kinsmen Club 5 Molîy Maid 18 Kiwanis Club 21 Donald Travel SQUIRT DIVISION - MAY il Pearson lanes 15 West Lynde C.A. Mercury Auto 24 Dixie Lee MacMillan Bathurst 9 Sorichetti Group Midway Motors 13 Pearson Lanes MITE DIVISION - MAY 12 Chart-Air Mechanical Bailey Pharmacy Pioneer Interiors Scotts Colonels Group 74 21 Bell Canada 9 Dodd & Souter 21 Midas Muffler 17 Rotary Club 6 Roy's Enterprises Contract settled Durham Region and its 270 out- side members recently ratified a two-year contract, averting strike action. The contract, approved by management committee and passed by coundil, has given4~he workers, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 1785, a four per cent wage increase retroactive to January 1987, followed by a 4.5 per cent increase starting next January 1. Regional personnel director Terry Stevens admitted the negotiations were difficuit for both sides. He said he was "quite sure" everyone involved wanted to see the matter "draw to a satisfactory conclusion." Hie said the efforts of the mediation officer were greatly appreciated and doubted things would have reached the ending it did without bis tenacity. "'There were a few things that required more study," said Stevens "But it was agreed by both sides that we would meet over the next months to give the items a dloser look." Stevens indicated that because the most important elements of the contract had been ironed out, neither side wanted to hold up the sigming of the contract while the other items were sorted out. Regional workers are responsible for repairing Durham's roads and maintaining the water and sewage plants. They had been without a contract since last December. Union president Duncan Sedgeman had stated previously that bis union was not happy with the agreement even though it bad been recommended and accepted by the members. The workers earned between $11.46 and $14.65 an hour prior to the new contract and were initially seeking a 5.5 per cent increase for the first year. Golf for charity FROM PAGE 20 on a golf course, the police association also bas a way for you to become involved. The seventh annual mmni-putt will be held-at the Port Perry Mini Putt and Dri ving Range on May 23. The entry fee is 150 per team. Local courses can be contacted to see if they are involved or give the police association a cail at 579-5160. Strong is perf .etl