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WIIITY FIREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20,1989, PAGE 21 '1989 a good year for Olsers at the "kart tracks Tracie and Brett Olser of Whit recently wrapped u their kart rachig seasons with some succosai the Can-Ain Chaznpionship serios, held at dif- forent trac ks across North America. Ini the Briggs and Stratton restricted junior class, Brett won four of the five races i the selles. Tracie managed te capture sixth overaîl, in the male- dominated senior division, a fin- ish that is particularly impres- sive as she was recovering from a kart accident while racing at Shannonville, Ont. Brett previously returned from the Wold Karting Association Gold Cup Grand Na:tionalsi Rockingham, North Carolina. He raced i two classes, restricted junior stock and junior super stock. In restricted junior stock, Brett qualiflod l6th out of 53 entrant- sin time trials, with only 20/100 of a second separating lOth and l6th place after time trials. He thon finished the race i l4th place. In junior superstock, a much' faster class, Brett, the only Canadian junior driver at this event, had clutch problemýs and qualifled 25th out of 38 entrants in timo trials. However, once a new clutch was installed, Brett finished the threehbeats ilth spot. With the season now flnished, the OsIers are already making plans for the 1990 racing season, Which starta i. March, at Barna- vËil e Googia.r'(4 i i Wbitbx munorWaoms. 5 0 straight High sehool basketball SENIOR BOYS Mf eOne W L e A Fr5 Pickering 3. 0 213 158 6 O'Neill 2 1 185 156 4 Hlenry 2 1 180 161 4 Bowmanville 2 1 178 175 4 Dunharton 2 1 155 162 4 Ajax 2 2 275 202 4 ETwyer 1 2 162 159 2 Donevan 1 2 158 187 2 Uxbridge 1 2 154 208 2 McLaughlin 0 4 159 213 0 TfeTwo 0'Connor 3 0 188 116 6 Brock 3 0 188160 6 Roberts 2 1 184176 4 Eastdale 2 1 160 167 4 Port PeMr 1 0 80 61 2 Courtice 1 1 100 93 2 Vanier 1 2 202 269 2 Anderson 0 2 120 145 0 Centml 0O 3 132 167 0 Winloss for atoms The Passport Whitby minor atoin A toani split a pair of gaines during the past week with a 6-2 win over the Oshawa Black Hawks and a 4-1 loas te Aurora. Goal scorers for the league win over the Black H-awks were Scott Young, Grant Souter, David Farquharson, Todd Farquharson, Gina King and Brian Vinent. Assists came froin Vinent and Matt Capson with two and single holpers froin Ryan 0'Loary, D. Farquharson, Miko Cartwright and Souter. Whitby suffered the exhibition loss te a superiorpassing Aurora squad. Vinent was the only Passport player te score following a nice pass from King and Souter. Next gamo for Whitby is Thursday against Pickering followod by London tournamnent Dec. 27-29. Squirt season begins, The Whitby major squirt hockey season got underway on Dec. 10, while mior squirts will get their turn i January. The league consista of 13 teams, with games played at the Luther Vipond Memorial Aena i Brooklini. mmm mmmmm VAN0 Accessori Suportngthe teams this year areuPa1ter Bedroom, Kim Crouch Collars and Roy's Enterprise. Also hgF mg out are NES Realty, Beckfordt Service Centre, Pro Heating and Air Conditioning, Ewing Pools and Spas Marigold Lincoln, Whitby Tropk House, Whitby Dodge Chrysber, Whitby Optimnist Cub, Speedy Autoglass and Square Boy Pizza. shooting Whitby in the first hall', but a steady Hrion perfor- mance kept Whitbyin the gamo. Finally the Whtby offence woke up,'and a strongperfor- mance by, Brian Croucharryl Lewis, Mark Haynes, Paul Gray and Steven Deat led Whitby to, victory. Once again it was Harrison g utting 'i a solid performance in elpingWMhitbygt by the Little NL aton eýlWintg3-0. A strong defensive 1Kron led by Chris Kerr, Donny Campbell and Danny Ricica held the Red Wings at bay while killing off several important penalties. wlns Crouch, Haynes, Lewis, Thorne and Clay carried the game te the Red Wings with some.good checking anda stick- handling. On Dec. 10 Wihitby beat the MTHL Don kills Flyers 3-0. This time it was Josh tvans sewingup the shutout. Evans' shuu was enhanced by some reat defence from Campbell and The revitalized Whitby attack, led by Lewis, Gra, Thème Brian Crilly and Hayns,1< Whitbyttheirfifh win i five gaines. rs & Installation! Mon.-Wed. 9-6, Thurs. & Fr1. 9-9, Sat. 10-3 ýàm "Jee.e167 %,1670 SIMCOE ST, N., OSHAWA 579-6868 "1 4 ý"%- # , à m v Sinco their élimination from tho silver stick hockey tourna- ment, the Whitby M&M Meats minor atom AA team has won five straight games. With hard work and doter- mination, the team has produced shutouts ini four of their last five games wvith a productive 17 goals tÏor, allowing only two goals agnsfft. The four shutouts have been equally divided between Josh Evans and Brian Harrison. In agame on Dec. 6, Whitby snuffed Pickering, 5-0. Pickering got off to a strong start, out- CHRISTMAS TREE CONTEST W NNERS ONE 0F the winnors of Christmnas trees at The Gardon M rt (Discount Gardon Centre) was Colleen Halahan, shown wth daughter Katie. Michael Higglesworth and Manager, Dun an Knight of Tho Garden Mart (Discount Gardon Centre) make he prosontation. Other troe winnors wore Kovin Clancy and Mrs M. Thomas of Whitby.