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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1989, PAGE 17 Kunetsky rink wins bonspiel WHITBY Figure Skating Club mem- bers who will compete in the Eas- tern Ontario sectionals competition in Brockville Nov. 16-19 are (front, from left ) Catherine Advent, Jason Collier, Sairah Cook; (back, from left) Tara Black, Natalie Drago, Maria MeKinnon, Tammy Hodgson, Lisa Fernlund, Chris McGill, Heather Lawlor, Natasha Brideau, Teri Ninacs and Dale Noble. Free Press photo School hockey season begins .he high schoôl hockey league will begiri its fourth season today (Wednesday), and league con- verier Derrick Moore is expecting igxciting, competitive sche- dule. The league has gained two more teams, Dunbarton and Cartwright, but lost two in Brock and Harwood. So like last year, 12 teams will be involved in a 70-game schedule. As always, there's a strongly enforced rule on no-fighting, with suspensions of four games for first offence fighters. Repeat offenders will be banished in- definitely. Moore likes the idea of some teams adopting a "first fight is your lastigt policy, and offen- ders quicy find themselves without a team. In February a Durham high school all-star teani will be selec- ted to play in a tournament for the top eight regions, held at Appleby College in Halton. The tournament will be sponsored, with uniforms supplied and ice time paid for all teams involved. Among aims of the tournament ate to promote players for junior A hockey and help players get scholarships to colleges and universities. The LOSSA final will be held at the Oshawa Civic Centre, Feb. 23, at 7 p.m., unlike last year when it was held in the after- noon. It has been moved to the evening so that friends and fai- ily will be able to attend. Local television coverage is also expec- ted. Ken Scott and Rick White, the Anderson Raiders' hockey coaches, feel they have a very strong team, all. the way down the roster. In net, they look to either Kevin Thrasher, Jeremy Stella or Mike Hajdu to prevail as the cornerstone of the team. They'll get some physical power from such defencemen as John Van7- derheyden, Jason Gurd and Kevin Kerr. Up front, they have potential high scorers in Sean Hault, Keith Tanguay, Steve Wing and multi-talented Dean Mizen. "Overall we're a well-balanced team that could go all the way this year", said Scott. "We have a very exerienced team with lots of deth, and our second and third linesiseem very capable of causing some prob) p t e opposistion. a Coaches Gord Brady and Bob Deblois have an almost brand new Henry Street High School team, but one-that appears pro- ý:mising, says Brady.' Mike Garton is the only returning player from last year. However, a number of prospects have tried out and it looks like a good team can be constructed despite the lack of veterans, says Brad . ";e seem to have qaiy players, players, have a not overly outstanding but this enables us to fairly solid team," he says. Last year H-enry had an average season that ended with a 3-1 loss to Eastdale in the quar- ter-finals. "The team should fall together after a few games into the sea- son, when they've had a chance to establish themselves, and figure out the right lines". Peel on Gemini team Saley Peel of Anderson CVI recently began the new volleyball season as a member of the Gene- sis midget girls' club. Peel delivered fine set-ups for spiker Samantha Langford of Port Perry High School as Gene- sis took part in the midget pro- vincial cup held at the University of Toronto. Genesis split with Windsor, eventual tournament champions, fn the first match. Peel Selects on both games against Genesis, hen Genesis split in matches with Kingston and Kitchener- Waterloo. In the consolation round, Genesis lost both games to Kit- chener-Waterloo and then won two against Peterborough. The next tournament for Gene- sis will be the Midget McGregor Cup at Scarborough College on Saturday, Nov. 24. Peel also sees action as a member of the Whitby Court- house Theatre Youth Group in the Dec. 13-17 production of 'Wooster Without Wednesday.' She plays Mother -(Yvonne) in the show, written and directed by Ken Bond. A Whitby rink.skipped by John Kunetsky won the men's main event at the Molsôn early bird bonspiel at the Whitby Curling Club on Nov. 4. The rink was made up of vice Hugh Sims, second Ken Cham- bers and lead Blake Walker. Runner-up was the Whitby rink of skip Steve Tooze, vice Murray Moynes, second Dave Henderson and lead Bob Win- ters. High two-game winner was the Whitby rink of skip Rob Morton, vice Dave Werry, second Dave Miller and lead AI Gilchrist. High two-game runner-up was the Whitby rink of skip John Brotherhood, vice Gord Carroll second Jim Giddings and lead Annual soccer meeting Nov. 26 The Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club is holding its annual general meeting Nov. 26. from 1:30 to 5,p.m. at the Masonic Hall, 200 Cochrane St. in Whitby. The club is urging all members (parents, coaches, sponsors) to attend. For further information call publicity director Sam Cop- polino at 668-9235. Space Age Shelving are the experts in maximizing your closet spac. And since every house and space is different, well come right to your house and give you a free estimate: You'll get Dale Boyle. High one-game winner was the Witby rink of skip Charlie Fis- cher, vice Bob Brockman, second Jim Nichol and lead Ken Smith. Anderson team 6th at OFSAA Anderson CVI had a sixth place in the midget girls' and a ninth in the senior girls' divi- sions of the OFSAA cross country Nov. 4. 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