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PAGE 24, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26,. 1987. Redmen are halfw ay to Mann Cup berth Brooklln Redmen have played their first two games in the best-of- seven Ontario lacrosse major series playoffs against Peter- borough Lakers, and as a resuit have two easy wins under their belts. The first match took place in Brooklin's Luther Vipond Arena where Redmen controlled the play from the opeming whistle. They lead 9-4 after the first 20 minutes of play and 16-4 heading for the final frame to rack up a 21-6 victory. Bill Callan, who was brought up from the junior Whitby Warriors squad, netted two goals for the night, as did Gil Nieuwendyk, Kevin Antrim and Blaine Harrison. Jinm Meredith hit for four goals and two assists, and Dale Kernohan had three goals and two assists. But it was Derek Keenan who was the man of the hour wifh a nine-point night, including five goals and four assista. Bruce Redwood popped in a single goals to finish off the scoring for Brooklin; On the other side of the board, Kevin Evans picked up a pair of goals for Lakers, with singles coming from Andy Shaughnessy, Mike Burke, Bruce Ogylvie ahnd Mark Evans. Surprisingly- enough, penalties were kept to a minimum during the first gamfe, and save fora major donnvbrook between Redmen's Emil Labaj and Kevin Evans of Lakers in the second period, it could almost have been called tame. Both received five minute majors for fighting with Labaj picking Up an additional high- sticking minor. The same could flot be said of 'the second game in Keene. With ref Don Brockie cancelling at the eleventh hour, Gerry Blodgett, who hadn't worked a major game this year, was brought ini to back up Jim Richardson. Both are' relatively inexperienced officials and the result was possibly to be expected. Laker were hit for 101 minutés in penalties, while Redmen were assessed 58 minutes. Peterborough appeared chippy, a condition that got worse with every Brooklin goal that entered the Lakers' net. Red- men led 4-0 going into the second stanza and 7-3 heading for the final stretch as they headed for a 10-5 win, putting them ahead in the series two games to zip. Kernohan, Keenan and Eric Perroni each netted a pair of goals with singles coming from Nieuwendyk, Meredith, Harrison and Andy Perroni. Game three of the series went ahead at Brooklin on Tuesday night, however the results were not known at press time. Game four is scheduled for Keene on Thursday and if a fourth match is necessary, it wil be played at Luther Vipond Arena on Sunday, Aug. 30. Start time is 8:30. DDDRHAM' Take notice that the Regionai Municipality of Durham is con- siderlng AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE OFFICIAL PLAN 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY The amondment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes to recognize an existing group of residential dweliings as a hamiet for growth which would permit the de velopment of fifty-four (54) new residential lots withln the site ndcated on the map below. In order to assist ln the evaluatîon of the amendment application, the public is invited to provide Input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information reîated to the amendment application is available ln the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario LiN 6A3 or by calling Mr. Neil Henderson, Plan- ning Department, (416) 668-7731. Submisslons concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, September 25, 1987. Please include your address and telephone number in any sub- missions made. File No. 87-561DAW Marie Hubbard Chairman. Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.l.P. Commissioner of Planning BOB SAUVE-of Sarnia and Vie Sabram- ds for the Sick Children's Hospital i sky of Kingston, both Ontario Hydro Toronto. The twoheld thefr marathon workers, played 50 hours of raquetball session at the Whitby Raquetball Club., last week i an attempt -to set a Guin- Free Press.phato ness world record and also to raise fun- Disabled to receive skills training Eight psychiatrically- disabled for support service programs in 10 for 3,000 cisadvantaged Ontarians - aduits in Whitby will receive life housing projeets in Metro Toronto, disabled individuals, the homeless,'. skills training to help them live Whitby and York Region. battered spouses and low-income successfully in the community, The program is part of the final sinlesl~. says the Ministry of Health. phase of Project 3000, a Ministry of The Canadian Mental Health-. The Ministry of Health will prov- Housing initiative- which wff Association (Durham branch) will ide about $515,000 in annual funding provide affordable accommodation provide short-termn co-operative housing and supportive services for _________________________________________ the eight aduits. Program staff wil teach life skills, help residents set THE REGI 1ONAL MUNICIPALITY individual goals and develop' in- 0F DURMAMdependence in the community. O F DU R H A M The -M inistry oif Heâ1th will RHAM provide a total of about $5 million in [ DPUHAM UBLC NO ICEannual funding for 43 programs, in- PUB ICNOTCEclu<ing 15 begnearlier tlis year in 1 the first phase of Project 3000. Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is con- sidering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes a tran- sportation maintenance facility within the site indicated on the map below. on order to assist in the evaluation of the amendmient 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 LiN 6A3 or by calîing Mr. John Sharpe, Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the amendment application. must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, September 25, 1987. Please include your address ano tiephone number In any sub- missions made. File No. 87-57IDNWW Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.CJ.P. Commissioner of Planning Juniors lose in final garne FROM PAGE 2 2 between them, " said Jack Me- Corkell, Whitby's interim manager,*of-the two teams. Whitby was defending champion in the province at the'B level. But McCorkell admitted this season was " Up and-down" for the club due to player shortages. The Whitby lineup was reduced when players quit, for various reasons, near the end of the regular season. And two of the team's stalwarts, Scott Tutton and Rod Nichols, missed the last two playoff games against Orilia when they went to the University of Mississippi. Tutton, the team's regular cat- cher, had a healthy .453 batting average for the regular season to lead the club. Burnett was a .383 hitter during the regular schedule while Ian Par- sons (.357), Steve Dormer (.351) and Doug McCorkell (.326) also helped the offence. Coach wanted Brooklln-Whitby Minor Hockey Association is looking for a coach and manager for the major bantamn B team for the upecming hockey season. Cail Graham Croucher at 571- 0042.".-1 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE