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* r.'; WITBY FREE PRIESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5,1989, PAGE 31 Roy's Enhterprises wins over 35-tournament A Whitby-basect hockey team recently captured the champion- ship of an over-35 toumanient in Minden and Haliburton. Roy's Enterprises Travellin' Pillsbury defeated Pembroke Old Boys 10-3 in the final game to win the Wilson Cup. For the tournament, George Hilliard of Roy's Enterprises had a goal and nine assists while Ken Rae and AI Madden each had three goals and five assists. One of Rae's goals came on a penalty shot. Jim Williams and Paul Knibb each had four goals and two assists, Graham Sangwin and John Scattergood each had two goals and twob assists, AI Denault a goal and an assist, and John Nagy and Rick Mattes, two ass- ists each. Dave Burroughs w as solid in net for Roys E nterprises throughout the tournament. Peewee Bs eliminated Whitby minor peewee 13s drop- ped a 3-2 decision to Aurora with 38 seconds remaining in the fourth game to lose their Ontario playdown series three gaines to one. Aurora caught Whitby flat-foo- ted in the first two games, win- ning both games by 5-1 scores. Matt MaTi- scored tuf2 lone Wýhitby goal in both games. Mike Lefranier scored the win- ner and Brad Lee had the in- surance goal as whitby won 2-0 in the third game March 19. Chris Mace had the shutout. Stephen Cooper and Daryl- Wright scored for Whitby in the fourth game. Durharn College strategy FROM PAGE 15 and we're growing." M e said the budget wouîld ho made pubic hv businesses inl '89 are doing as they were doing in '79. We must ste p back and take an unrushed look at the environment and ourselves, take a look at how we will grow. One who builds on the past doesn't denigrate the past." AIthough Polonsky did not give figures, hne said "The plan is affordable. It is not a drearn or wish. It has always been inten- ded to be a plan." He anticipates accomplishing 80 to 85 per cent of the plIan, and -,,"We wiIl ada pt to t he three fundamental changes in trade, technology and graphics. "Durham (college) is not desti- tute. ^When I arrived, there was a deficit of about haif a million dollars. We are now in the black mid-April. 911 system FÉOM PAGE 8 some residents wiIl have to use a seven- digit nuniber to reach the 911 operator. The tàsk force esti. mates there will be 200 residents effected. 911 evolved in England:In -the late 1960s, the United States adopted 911. In 1969, Edmonton was the fi-st Canadian city to adopt911. More than 43 per cent of al Canadaians now h ave access to 911 while more than 70 per cent in Ontario have access. Obituar y GEX"ORALD VERWEY An accountant with Ontario Hydro for 28 years, Gea-ad Anthony Joseph Verwey died at Fairview Lodge, Whitby, on Saturday, March 25,1989. A resident of VWtby for Il years, he previously lived in Scarborough. A son of the late William Verwey and Hendrina Janssen, he was born at Nijmegen, Holland on Oct. 20, 1920. He was a inember of St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholie Ohurch, Whitby. Mr. Verwey is survived by his wife, the former Trudy Vonk, whom he maried at Toronto on Nov. 11, 1950. Me is also survived b y one son, Paul and bis wife Karen of Whitb. two daughters, Mrs. Michael Poce (Jose) of Lorner Park and Mrs. Paul Page (Elise) Of Newmarket; four grandchildren, Kimberley, Mark and Ryan and Kaitlin Page; bis father-in-law William Vonk and several brothers and sisters in Rolland and Canada. Mr. Verwey was at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa. A private funeral service was conducted at St. John the Evangelist Church, Whitby, on March 28, 1989 by Rev. 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