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PAGE 20, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1987 Redmen trounce Owen Sound 20-11 When you're hot, you're hot...or so the saying goes. And Brooklin Redmen are off to a hot start as they make it four wins in as many games. The latest notch in their belt was a 20-11 victory over Owen Sound North Stars in Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA) action at Luther Vipond Memorial Arena on Satur- day night. Derek Keenan and John Fusco proved to be a two-man wrecking crew with Keenan accounting for four goals and five assists, while Fusco. picked up four goals and three assists. Always known for his prowess between the pipes, Wayne Colley showed a touch of offensive flair as he tallied six assists for the night. Dale Kernohan counted for three goals, Gil Nieuwendyk a pair, Jerry Fitzgerald, Randy Gallas, Eric Perroni, Blaine Harrison, Andy Perroni and newcomer Dave Pirog each a single. Mark Halliwell and Randy Mc- Millen collected three goals each for North Stars. Brian Hall and Mike MeMillan each notched a pair and Bill Laws added a single. Redmen opened the game with four unanswered goals. But their dominance was soon to end as Nor- th Stars rallied for four of their own, including a stellar two-goal performance by Halliwell in a span of 22 seconds. North Stars actually took a 7-6 lead halfway through the centre frame, a first for the Brooklin squad who have never been behind on a score this year till then, but Redmen finished the period up 10-8. Getting their act together in the imDD DURHAM Take notice that.the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering AN APPLICATIOld TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes thirty- seven estate residential lots within the site shaded on the map below. In order to assist in theevaluation of the amendment application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3 or by calling Mr. John Sharpe Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the amendment application must be for- warded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted ad- dress, and must be received no later than Friday, July 3, 1987. Please include your address and telephone number in any sub- missions made. File No. 87-31/D Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning final stanza, Redmen hit for 10 goals to finish on top, but their play overall was not impressive. And according to the gesticulations behind the Redmen bench, top honocho Peter Vipond was not exactly thrilled with his club's per- formance either. Dave Pirog could be a great asset to the already strong Redmen team. An intrical part of Bram- pton's junior system, he went on to serve as captain of Excelsiors until they closed down shop recently. Although not a profuse goal scorer, he is noted for his hustle and team play. There is still no sign of Jim Meredith though, who is in Van- couver on a family matter. In an earlier match-up, Redmen trounced Fergus Thistles 14-3 put- ting an end to the Thistles' four- game undefeated streak. The defending Canadian senior President's Cup champions, noted for their speed, were-just no match for Redmen on their smaller home court as Brooklin's defense kept the visitors at bay. Keenan was the man of the hour with an impressive five-goal, two- assist performance. It was the icing on the cake for Keenan who recen- tly graduated from Ithaca College, N.Y. with a bachelor of science and physical education and business degree. Paul St. John and Ken Colley chipped in with two goals each and singles came courtesy of Cal Avison, Fusco, Gallas, Tom Wreggitt and Gil Nieuwendyk, who also potted five assists. SEE PAGE 26 GREG VANSICKLE scores one of his' two goals as Whitby Warriors defeated the Brampton Excelsiors 17-8 in lacrosse action at Iroquois Park Wed- After beating the Brampton Ex- celsiors 17-8 at Iroquois Park last Wednesday the Whitby Warriors travelled to St. Catherines Friday with only 14 players and returned home with a 8-6 victory in overtime. The teams went into overtime tied 6-6. In the extra frame, Rich Dyment and Jeff McComb scored for the Warriors. The Warriors had trailed 6-1 halfway through the second period, but shut St. Catherines down the rest of the game. That, in part, was due to goalten- der Chris O'Reilly, says coach Bryce Jordan. nesday night. The team then travelled to St. Catherines Friday night, retur- ning home with an 8-6 victory ip over- time. Free Press photo Jordan had given Dave Sachko the night off, and was pleased the way O'Reilly played. Since this is Sachko's last year with the Warriors, Jordan is giving O'Reilly, number two goalie, playing time to groom him for.the future. Scoring for the Warriors were Dyment and Jeff Whittle with two each. Singles went to Chris Ain- sworth, McComb, Bill Passfield and Steve Dyment. The Warriors weren't so defen- sive-minded on Wednesday night in Brampton scoring nine goals in the first 20 minutes of that game. Scott Boyd, Gary Mark and Jeff McComb each had a hat trick. Greg VanSickle and Bill Passfield had two goals each while singles went to Chris Ainsworth, Steve Dyment, Bill Callan and Greg Lepine. The Warriors now sport a record of 4-2 going into tonight's game against league leading Peter. borough Maulers. "We should be at the point to beat Peterborough," says Jordan who expects the winning team to be the one that makes the least amount of mistakes. The Warriors will travel to Hamilton on Thursday then to Peterborough on Sunday night. Bantams start season strong Whitby Optimist bantam all-stars are off to a strong start with five wins in their first six games this season. Whitby had decision wins over Bowmanville May 20 and 22 and over Belleville May 23. Jamie Watters pitched a four- hitter and got defensive support from Mike Baker and Darryn Christie in a 14-0 win for Whitby May 20. Darrin Lee hit a triple and single to drive in three runs while Jason Skinner had two singles to drive in three for Whitby. Paul Quantrill hit a triple and two singles to knock in two more runs. Watters had a triple and single. Baker played strongly at third base while Christie made an out- standing over-the-shoulder catch in left field to end the third inning. Watters had four strikeouts in the game, played at Pringle Park on Manning Rd. The Whitby team plays home games on Wednesdays, starting at 7 p.m. Baker took the mound and also threw a four-hitter in the return match May 22, won by Whitby 12-2. Baker had a single to drive in two runs while Jeremy Harness slam- med two doubles to pick up two RBI's. Lee hit a double and two singles, Watters and Darren John- ston each had a double and a single while Quantrill had two singles in the win. Baker struck out five in the gaine. Whitby's strong offence con- tinued the next night in a 19-4 win over Belleville. Darrin Lee hit a double and a single to drive in three runs while Jeremy Harness hit three singles to knock home another three in the wn. Dave Winchester, who had a single in each of the previous two games against Bowmanville, banged out three hits against Belleville. Watters and Johnston each had two hits. Skinner pitched the win, allowing nine hits and striking out seven. Whitby's three-game streak came to an end May 24 when Peter- , borough outlasted Whitby 9-7. Harness, who had a double, single and drove in run, pitched a seven-hitter and struck out 10 for Whitby but lost the decision to Peterborough's Gord Shannon who allowed nine hits. Skinner had two runs-batted-in for Whitby. Whitby got right back in the win column May 26 with a 5-1 decision over Markham and then evened the season battle with Peterborough with a 6-0 shutout on May 29. Against Markham, Watters allowed only four hits and struck out nine. Meanwhile Baker had two singles to lead Whitby. Lee struck out 10 and allowed only tbree hits in the win over Peterborough. Mike Fulton hit a triple to drive in two runs for Whit- by. Harness also hit a triple to drive in a run. Public skating is top recpriority Public skating will be the number one priority for the parks and recreation department as they allocate ice time for the winter of 1987/1988. The Town currently has no existing policy on how it distributes ice time. "It is important we establish a policy now that we have a third ice pad," Larry Morrow, director of parks and recreation told operations committee members .Monday night. The committee ap- proved the policy which now goes to council on Monday for approval. Next in line for ice time would be special events or programs held at times to serve the majority of Whitby residents. The department would then give the next available ice times, up un- til 10 p.m. weekly, to major clubs/team sports and children and. youth groups. Aduit organized and non- organized sport organizations would be given first priority for ice time after 10 p.m. weekly. Should council approve the policy, the department will im- mediately begin drawing up a schedule for the ice. Warriors win 4th in overtime THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE