The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 24, WHLTBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1989 Hamers back on Illinois team The softball season isaled underway for. Whitby's Cni Hamers a member of Esstern Illinois University's team. Hamers is returning to the team, called the Lady Panthers, as senior catcher. She helped the team win its third consecutive Gateway Con- ference regular season titie last year. Novices reach semi-finals Whitby was the only AA team to reach the semi-finals of a major novice AAA tournâment in Anilierst, $.Y., March 10-12. Whitby' swept past Hamburg, N.Y. 10-O in the first game as Darryl Lewis and Paul Gray each scored three goals while Danny Ricica had four assists. Barri proved niuch tougher for Whitby, sponsored by Nash Mlu- minum, in'the second game as the two teamns played to a 2-2 tie. Whitby goalie Bilan Harrison assisted on Chris Kerr's goal. Brian Crilly had the other goal for Whitby. Whitby skated by the host team from Amherst 8-1 in the third game, Gray scoring twice and Bryden Denyes getting three assists. In the semi-final, Oakville, e AAA team, was too strong foi Whitby. Denyes and Mark~ Haynes had the Whitby goals ir a 6-2. Whitby then played in thi sportsmanship final, losing 4-1 t( London, another AAA teami Lewis scored for Whitby, witl Whitby's other goalie, Josl. Evans, getting an assist. ARE YOU READY FOR A SMOKE-FREE LIFE? STOP SMOKING WITII LASER THERAPY Mu all kncav the reasons wtly e shouki quit smoking. Vie ait trient to stop by one mneans or another and îusi ind that in m=s cases, the physical and psychological addiction s too great. Now theres SunRay Laser Therapy Centre whiCh combines OSHAWA 192 King Stromt Wfft 571-7867 ancent lherapy techniques proien cyer cen- turies and the high tectinology etlectively used throughout the vvodld. Today, SunRay Laser Therapy Centre can hetp people lite ýSu achiee what they cant do atone - STOP SMOKING. NOW S THE TUME TO BUTT OUT n n PICKERING LmsTIaF~Ce4rer NMW ROUGEMOUNT SQUARE M375KhigetonRo"d GALL NOW FOR APPOINIMENI 286-9444 2 Ajax 10 suuam 8 Whitby ringette BUNNirs sponuared by BrookliLoe lLadiesAtm 4«azToewameM London Whilby 7 Mlchee Dempey 3 Karen Peacocke 3 Lima Vanderllp Whltby a Oshawal 2 LimaVanderlip MlchefleDempsey J. Brownadgo Whitby 4 Plckertni 4 aryn Peecocke 3 MicheileDempeey .sponsored by Broolin Lions Club Ajax T.wanamei March 25 Whitby Carol Jamieson Whitby Julie Rowland 3 Klm Vanderlip 3 Cerol amieson 2 Patricia Godoy Jennifer Cotton March 26 Whltby 4 Plckering 0 Julle Rowland 4 Shutout - Amanda Wheelans Cbampsilp Whitby 4 Aax Juie Rowland 2 Jennifer Cotton Krigtine Johnaon NOVICE mC - ponaored by Home & Rural Appliancea Ajax Touarnn Whltby 8 Scarborough 12 Sharolyn Wouters 3 S. Sheppard 2 Clle Corneel 2 Angela Poland London itby 16 Sharolyn Wouters 8 Callie Corneel 3 CherylKijng Melanie Davis Jennifer Penny S. Sheppard Dana Murray Whitby 9 Sharolyn Wouters 3 CherylKFing 3 Callie Corneal 2 Angela Poland 6 Aj ax 3 3 Scarborough 11 Whitby Lama Hugel 2 Sharolyn Woutrs Stili room in novice basebali Positions are stili available for house league basebali in the peewee division (born 1976 or 1977) and bantam division (born 1974 or 1975). Anyone interested can eall Dean Keating at 668-6987. Pickering Lacrosse referees wantecl Lacrosse referees are needed for house league, zone and tour- nament play. Réferees must be aged 12 and over. A dlinic will be held at the Spencer community rentre, Whitby house league hockey rqaydàf hmrh 18 Sean Umynes 2 Mark Unwln 3 Ewlng Poole ilyan Boyd 3 Whte Rom 6 Optimiet Danny Small 4 Jeff aines3 Danny Coae Scoti Denmis David Kuobyneki M Crouch Coflar 6 Mel Crouch 2 Rlcky Mace 2 Mark Lamer. Richard Mizzi NOVICE 'mER 1 March 18 Showcase Vldeo Steven Mace 4 Stephen Race 2 Adam Sheriff 2 Jamie Hunter Joey Walsh - Chad McKenzie Brook. Klnsmen Larry Urtiaga 2 M. Robertson Enzo Chiarollo Brian Benedock il Valentino Jamie Barnett Provincial Signa Adam Cotton Tler McDougal NOVICE 'MR Il March 18 Dominion Hard. 8 Andirow Mueller 4 Curtis Clark 2 Graham lieney 2 Blae.Skamte... Luke Power 4 John Farrugia 3 Doug Chard McTegue Elect. 2 Whit. Mail Video 4 Brady Blakely Paul Graham 2 Scott Tlximpson Mfichael Mclvor 2 Hanet Plastics 3 Michael Foret . MacArthur Chris Mooy Shutout- Paul Hienrich Country Lane and Columbus Rd., Brooklin, on Sunday, April 9, 9 a.m. Registration is $1I7. For more informatioin cal Bruce at 666-2959. PEEWEE March 19 choekelsVarloty 1 LW-IL f242 6 CamercezPolsnd Danlel Evans a JChriaLindgre TleIrlRock M L Auto Body 3 Wblt. Plrufiegtwa 3 Ricardo Godoyr 2 BrouGOler Spenclyd J. vand.rmeer Joël Phir marc Viacceti 2 KaIth Hais March 18 H &B Signe 0 Louis Charpenter Shulout - Chrie Ayres March 19 H & B Signa Paul Cassl4y 2 Shutout - Chria Ayres Brooklin Concret. Glen Rberts Joel Cote Chrie Brady Alex Waheelans Brandon Caisse myle Woocdmsn 4 Michae Bouher 2 BANTAMK 1 Pro Heatlng O 2 J. D. Chrysor 6 Smflng Drlllera2 Tom PaUcn Jonas Docks MIIJG=¶JIVENILE Mmrh 19 Gus Brown Motors 2 Peter Lang Chrie Laughleen B & B Aaslates 2 Chad Harvey Jamie Brohm Chria Ainsworth 2 Dennia Bestaracho SQUIKR TIER i Bockferd Service Robert Lalonde ATOM March 19 Checkers Variety 2 Joey Caine Michael Morland Sivill Contract. Simon Astrop2 Shawn Keauns 2 Tlor Deroka National Trust Jeff Denike GeoUHarrs Brent Pulchor Colin Appleton Braoklin Esso Ryan Shackleton Andrew Aahbee WesBrown ITI' Cannon 3 Graham Underwood Cory Woodward Blair Begular 6 Dufr'sTowing 1 Donald Scott. 4 Specdy MuMfer Jason Robinson Curtus Brown 3 DuTs. Towing 1 Mficheal Elliot 3 Stavon Towrie Darryl McClinton 1 Mitchell Truckixeg 7 Michael Kcnec2my 3 Sean MacRuoy Brendon Rom Michael Astlo Robert Gawne Judel Sieenon Speedy Auto Glass0 Marlgold Uncoln 4 Don Langford Master Bedroom 1 Jaaon Pegman 3 Sean Walsh 3 Matt Ray 2 Bob Moflride 2 Brendan Cortekasa Beckford Service Roert Lalondo 4 Kevin Pool 2 Paul Tait Michael Uui Mitchen Trucking 4 Sean MacRury 3 Michael Konceczy 2 Marigold a 10 Speedy Auto 3 Kryle Libide Ian Haywood Ryan Metthewn 8 Square Boy 4 S. FarquharsoiL2 Dom Langford AdArn Pascuzzi BOEnterpriso 4 Judd Siavenson3 Mark Cpprone Deaf need to have positive outLook FROM PAGE 15 ASL as a language for communi- cation with the deaf. He encourages ail deaf and deaf supporters to be there. "We are victims of our govern- ment system. It's time for deaf people to get învolved se we can become unified and effect change. "Deaf people are proud to be identified as deaf. There is a bond within our culture. We want to see ourselves as normal. Hearing impaired has a negative conotation. It does not proinote equalit.y.' "We are a community where we have goals and values. We are fighting for improved ser- vice." Burgess said that he was encouraged by what he heard at the meeting. "The biggest pro- blem is getting people to look at what you can do; not at whiat you can't do." Those wanting more informna- tion about the rally can cail the Oshawa Deaf Centre axy 579- 3328. CONNIE HAMERS GENERAL REGISTRATION At: Iroquois Park Complex %On:* Sat. April lst, 1989 from 1:OOam until 2:OOpm Anyone *wishing to order a Whitby Girls Soft bail Association Jacket may do so at the time of regist ration. A $10.00 deposit wilI be req ul red. For further information please contact', Rosemary Theriault at S666-3636 o r Joanne Johnston at 666-4055 MBWXB Pro Heuting Dom'aAuto Parts 0 mamu Bedroom 0