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PAGE 22, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1987 Whi*tby Iroquois Soccer Club MOSQUITO Brooklin Kinsmen................. 3 Perklns Paints ................... 1 Goalseorers: Todd Boys, 2; James Gib- son, 1; Alan Fisher. Hair Cars Contre: .................. 6 Sandoz Anca .....................O0 Sean Lawrence, 2; Cameron Poland, Derek Colasunno, Daniel Bainard, Evan Wlliams. Shutout: Kirk Rodrigues-. MacMillIan Bathurst................ 1 Whitby Optimists.... ....*......o** ** Craig Nofptle. Shutout: Mark Lessard. Geo Cinis Barber .................. 3 Canadian Tire ................... 2 PLACES Hair Care Center........... 2 Brooklin Kinsmen ........... 2 Geo Cins Barbershop......2 McMillIan Bathiurst ......... 2 Canadian Tire.............O0 Whtby Optimists ..........O0 Perkins Paint ..............O Sandoz Anca ..............O0 ATOM CRCS Generai Contractors .........1 Whitby Optîmiat.................. 2 Ryan Douglas, Erin Glln, Joshua Rico. Consumera Gas................... 2 The Wheeihouse .................. 4 Andrew Ashbee, Paul Meehan, Trevor Coopolino, 3; Aaron Cross. Liz Rankin Remax ................ 1 Checkers Variety................. 1 Ian Howarth, Craig Gulas. Brougliton Towing ................ 7 Turner Carpenty.................. 1 Tommy De Silva,3; Brad Oliver,, 2; Richard Isherwood, Ryan Wiliams. Richard Hood. PLACES Broughton Towing ......... 2 Th1e Wheelhouse............ 2 Whtby Optimista .......... 2 Cheeker'. Varlety ...........i1 Llz Rankin Remax .........i1 CRCS G.I. Contracting ... Consumera Gas............O0 Turner Carpentry ..........O0 PEEWEE WISC Maroon/White .............. 1 Shoppers Drug Mart............... 1 Goaiscorers: Cam Schillng, Geo. Chelios. NRS Realty One .................. 2 Square Boy Pizza................. 1 Mark Vanderboom, Chrls Tbompson. WISCGrey/Green..............****3 Whitby Dairy Queen...............O0 Shawn Keogan, Jeremy Laprairie. Shutout: Darren Suave. PLACES WISC Grey/Green ......... 2 NRS Realty One............ 2 WISC Marcon/White ......i Shoppers Drug Mart ......i Square Boy Pizza ..........O0 Whtby Dairy Queen.........O0 by. Cribbage is one of about 10 events that make u the Games. Earlier, on May 7, *WVatt Sloan and Myrtle Evans of Ajax won the carpet bowling competition held at the Ajax Friendship Centre. Walter and Betty Lothian of Whitby again had a top finish, emerging as runners-up. Third were Mary Partridge and Gladys Brown of Whitby and fourth were Olaf and Marion Nielsen of Whitby. Bridge competition was held in May in Oshawa. Events in June in- clude progressive euchre in Ux- bridge, golf at the Avren Links Golf Course, horseshoe pitching in Port Perry, lawn bowling In Oshawa, shuffleboard in Oshawa and snooker in Oshawa. A Mat hews' manoeuvre ART MATHEWS moves a peg during a eribbage game at the Senior's Centre recently. Seniors from al over the region participated in. th 1 competition. Free Press photo Primeau taken by Hamilton in f ourth round of draft KEITH PRIMEAU wears the sweater given to him by friend and Hamilton Steelhawk Brad Dalgarno. Keith Primeau has followed another Coulton Court, Whitby resident as a member of the Hamilton Steelhawks junior A hockey team. Primeau, 15, who feli a point shy of a 200-point season in 1986-87, was picked in the fourth round of the junior draft held Saturday. "I heard rumors I was going to be picked," says Primeau, who was thrilled to be following neighbor and friend Brad Dalgarno to the Steelhawks. "I'm looking forward to it," he says of training camp which begins in September. "There will be no pressure there like there would be playing in Oshawa." Dalgarno, who now lives in Hamilton, will be tryinig to earn a place on the New York Islanders roster. He's a big forward for the Steelhawks, one of the top Ontario junior teams last year, just behind North Bay. And the Steelhawks selected Primeau to gain more size, the ingredient they want more of to have a good 1987-88 season. Primeau stands six-foot, two in- ches taîl and weights 182 lbs. Ia 89 games for the Whitby major ban- tams over the past season, he scored 98 goals and add'd .101 assists. He was the sixth player taken in the fourth round.* Just finishing his Gr. 10 year at Anderson CVI, he'll go to school in Hamilton next year. 'II have a lot of -relatives duownVIJ that way, " he says. For the summer, Primeau will attend the Ontario under-17 team hockey camp in London. Bantam teammate Brian Mueggler will join him. If successful there, both will at- tend a five-day camp in Ottawa during August where the final 17 *players chosen will make Up the Ontario team ia an international 10-team tournament to be held around Christmas. BROOKLIN SLOPITCH LEAGUE May 10- Joe's Pizzeria 16 Bootleggers 1 Ploughmen 4 Dodgers 1 Neison's Royals9 Oidtimers 6 May 13- Joe's Pizzeria 9 Brewers 6 Dodgers 15 McKee Fuels 7 May 22- Oldtimers 10 Ploughmen 4 Royals 18 Bootleggers 5 May 24- Joe's Pizzeria 15 Dodgers 12 Oldtimers 10 Booteggers 6 Ploughmen 7 McKee Fuels 2 Nelson Royals 9 Brewers 3 May 27- Joe's Pizzeria 12 Oldtimers 9 Dodgers 16 Bootleggers il May 29- MeKee Fuels il Rayais 5 Ploughmen 13 Brewers 1 May 3I- Oldtimers 13 Dodgers 8 Joe's Pizzeria 7 McKee Fuels 8 Brewers 25 Bootleggers a STANDINGS TEAM W L T PT Joe's Pizzeria 4 1 0 8 Nelson's Royals 4 1 0 8 Plougsmnen 3 2 0 6 Brooklin Oldtimers 3 2 0 6 Brooklin Dodgers 2 3 0 4 The Brewers 2 3 0 4 McKeeFPuels 2 3 0 4 The Bootleggers O 5 O 0 * *THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN 0F WH ITBY TOWN 0F WHITBY 1987 FINAL TAX NOTICE The third instalment of taxes for 1987 is due and payable June 15, 1987. If payment is flot received by the due date, penalty will be added on the f irst day of default and the f irst day of each calendar month so long as non-payment continues, at the rate of 11/4 % per month or part thereof. ln the event of a postal disruption, payment must be made'in person at the Municipal Office, 575 Rossland Road East, or at any Whitby bank. Corinne Wendt, A.M.C.T. (A) Tax Collector, TOWN OF WH ITBY _____j