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PAGE 42, WHITB FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4,1990 Batams return CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRI. APR. 6 AT 6 P. The" property of 'Little Britain United Church. Church pew, approx. 60 wooden chairs, pine cupboards, organ stool, quantity of dishes. Also consigned: refinished f la top farm scales, refinished fiat to wall cupboards, ton 10 cu. fi. apartment sized refridgerators (like new) sold with 1 yr. warranty, Victorian settee, wicker fern stand, antique chests of drawers, pine Iamp tables, hoosier kitchen cupboard top, daffadil phone, oak malI telephone, blanket box, Ford garden tiller, antique pictures, f rames, cracks, hand-made quilta, china and glass. DON & GREG CORNEIL, AUCTIONEERS RR # 1, LITTLE BRITA IN 705-786-2183 ESTATE SALE THURS. EVENING APRIL 12 AT 630 P.M. Tyrone Community Centre, 10 min. S/E of Port Perry. Complete estate of GIadys DRAKE, late of Oshawa, and remainder of Clara VANDERVEERS household effects, including furniture, antiques, large freezer, side by side refridgerator, carpets, large. amount of books, estate jewellty, silver, dishes, clocks, lamps, bookoases, tables, bedroom suite, TV, air cond., collectables. Note feature piece: Thomas organ with M0oog Preset Synthesizer, M0onticello 372, very excellent organ and bench; Tara il h.p., 42" lawn tractor, lawn mower, and many collectables. Genuine Estate Sale - No Reserve. STEVE AND STEVE LIPTAY, AUCTIONEERS 416-263-8710 CORNEIL AUCTION BARN TUES. APR. 10 AT 6:30 P.M. Pine cannonball double bed, wooden pine chests of drawers & ni ght tables, oak coffes & end tables, three piece walnut bedroom suite, 2 door refridgerator,, roll- away bed, oak bed-chesterfield, oval top trunks, modem dressers, 7 chests of drawers, bar stools, wicker book shelves, exercise bike, large quaritity of wooden furniture, tools, china, glass and collectable items. DON & GREG CORNEIL, AUCTIONEERS RR # 1, LITTLE BRITAIN. 705-786-2183 M inor hockey meetingSunday 1The Brooklin-.Whitby Minor Hockey Association will hold the anual meeting on Sund, April 8, 1_p.m., in the'Rgal Roomiiof the Centennial Building, Whitby. For more information caîl asso- ciation president Bruce Mon- taigue at 668-2857 or secretary Martha Killoren at 668-8370. Hockey's an banquetApril .22 The Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey association will hold the annuUaquet on Sunday, April 22 at Heydenshore Pavilion. The banquet will be held froin il a.m. te, 12:30 p m. for squirt, minor novice h ouse league teams; 1 te, 2:30 p.m. for major novie atom and peewee house lee teains; 3 ta 5 p.xn. for rep fro-m B.C. By Nicole Lylyk Brooklin-Whitby minor- AA bantams were quarter-finalists at a tournament in British Col- umbia in March. The teain participatd in the Port Coquitlam international bantam tournament March, 19-, 26. Players and faniily left for B.C . on March 14 and enjoyed a five-day vacation- before the tour- nament got uxiderway5h O!n opening day, Whtbytied their first gaine 3-3 -with 100 Mile House a town 500 km outside of MacKenzie in B.C. Dave Lylyk, Bilan Burke and Josh Ford each scored a goal. Scott MacDoneli was nanied the most valuable player for Whitby. The saine day, Whitby played Powell River, a small coastal town 130 km north of Vancouver. The gaine ended in a 3-1 Win, with Lylyk scoring ail three Whitby goals to- earn MVP honors. . Whitby lost 6-4 to Victoria Cougars in a hard-fought game March 21. Whitby goals were scored by Lylyk and Paul Brooks, with two third period goals from MacDonell. The MVP award for the game went te, Ford. On March 22, Whitby won 6-4 in a close gaine with the St. Leonard Cougars from Quebec. Goals were scored by Lylyk, Mac- Donell, Gord Lee, Scott Gregor, Brian Medeiros and AdUam McLeod. MeLeod's blister*n slapshot from. the blueline gaineâ him the MVP medal as well as Whitby's sixth goal. On March 23, the bantain ail- star game was played. From each participating teain, two players were chosen, one ging te the 'black team ' the oher t h 'white team oh tte Froin Whitby, Lylyk and Mac- Doneli wene chosen te play for the white and black teains res- pectively. nhe game wevlt qu'ickly and ended in a 6-2 victeny for the white team. Both Lylyk and MacDoneli assisted on goals .dun*u the game. nhe game allowee boys froin aIl over North Ameruca as well as Finland te play tegether and learn from each other. The gaine was. videotaped, with commentary, and broadcas- Durham senir ams upeoiring Annually in Dunhin Region 800 seniors are involved in Senior Games. 1990 promises ta be just as successful as previous years. Anyperson aged 55 and aven is eligible to compete. A penson does not need te belong te, a club te qualify. The anly prenequisite is an interest in any one or more of the follawing gaines: five-pin bowling, April 27; cribbage, May 18; darts, May 27; carpet bowling, May 28; euchre, Ma 30; contract bridge, June 4; shu e oad, June 14; lawn bowling, June 21; golf; June 27; swinuming, te be announced. A local regional committee annually co-ordinates the gaines ini Durham and a yearly awards luncheon is held. Every second year the winnens have the opportunity te compete provncially. This is the year for winners of the local gaines te attend the provincial playoff in London.' More information is available thnough the Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre, 43 John St. W., Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 1W8 (576-6712); Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre Northview Bnanch, 150 Beatnice St. E., Oshawa, Ontario, (576-6712); Whitby Senior Citzen Centre, 801 Brock St. S., Whitby, Ontario, LMN 4L4 (603-1424) and Pickering Senior Citizen Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering, Ontario, LMW 1S6, (420-6588). Applications are a'vailable at each of the above lociàios. Tournament, raises funds for Sod~ety The eighth anngal hockey teunnament in supprt of the Canadian Cancer Society will be held on Saturday, A nil 7,-8 a.m. te 6 p .m., at H#rman Park arena, Oshawa. Following the aunnament, thene wili be a de~ce at the Kinsmen hall. Cost is $5. For tickets, cail Neil R$ran at 434-. 5128. Claim draW prizes Saine dnaw prizes were not claimed at Ice Fataythe recent Whitby figurel skating car- nival. Numbers not c1aeiied were 638995$ 638896, ý 38997 and 810474. To have prizes dropped off, caîl 686-0634. ted locally on cable 4 in Vancou- ver. At il p.m. that night, Whitby met Edmionten. MacDniell and Ford each scoredtwo but Whitby- could not keep their one-goal lead in'the third peni*od and wenre defeated 5-4. A well-deserved MVP, medal was awarded -te, Brooks Whose forecheckingskills helped keep Whitby*in h me. In tîhe quarter--final, Whitby again faceed dmonten. Tied at one goal apiece-fior the first two periods, Edmonton popped-one-iii duning thé, third period te, con- quer Whitby.2 1. Ford sconed Whitby's only goal. The game MVP award for Whitby went te goalie Jay Stewart who played a spectacu- ian gaine. Tearn members and families watched Edmonton win it aIl in the AA division on the final day of the teurnament. Families enjoyéd skiing, while golfing was on the agenda for some, and all enjoyed a five-hour manoeuvers cruise on the HMS Saskatchewan destroyer escort, on the Pacific. Whitby house league hockey MAJOR QUIErT WhihyDod5e Sm Walsh 2 Bmadfley Stater Adam lakn 6 wlngfPool &MnrorP41LU Pm~ Heating i Whlt OpthiimI2 S. Farquharmon MichaelMorris., Kyle Ritan JamesHinkaan 0.7mKtaneum 3 BeckfflBrde. 7 Blaine Dan 3 Paul Tait Kmin SeuMi David Mormn. MichaelSudana IMNOR NOVICE R..nd BN Math 24 mUs Roelty Jeif Winca 2 iane Wood Brian Stno Ian Cuthbertao 6 Whit.Kinaum e2 K Carnmul Dom'. Auto 2 MeT..gi, Elec. 3 Jared Brao Scott Berrey2 Matthew Portier Ryan Thompom NUS DOWÉAuto MeTeague ianen UP W L T PIS 4 3 10 6 4 2 20 4 4 1 30 2 4 3 20 6 4 1 30 2 MAJOR NOVICIC fatch 23 Haret Phwaic i P" lGraham4 îannon Phlpe 8 Michael McIvar 2 Brmbadyo Home. & ]Rural i Brook. Kionn 4 Bret Mdiuey Tira FEnneaso 2 Litho Power Aloandar HSffluy Whlt. Optimise2 CnelgAdlmi NMtch24 Brook. Kixumen T. Parneauy 3 hIle Power 2 Kuvin eminga Match215> Brook laKI-n. LI. EPbwur3 T. Penneaey 3 TOM ~rBredimore March 21 Hone Aibni Brut McRury EUwnHrto Michael Smith 6 Whit. Opdimiste2 Chria Mocy 2 7 HatPlagtlca6 Paul Grahara3 Michael Mdv. 2 BradyDohbyn 8 Elanet PhLaaics4 Pul nI Gsia Michael Mdv Seenom illij e tnp Teaim anaerMike Newel orgaie n raged the sea- son.oningtnpfortheplayers Whity mens W- L T Fr' cufftomn Auto 2 10 4 mEs 2 1 O 4 BemerLumbe 1 1 O 2 causys i 1 O 2 F.IyKartways O 2 O O Cedricks 1 O 1 3 T. P.Sports 1 O 1 8 IL J. Phmlfpe i O i 3 C. ILAuto 1 1 1 3 *HélUaM Luniber O 3 O O mmci 28 - le Customn Auto 6 NS i Cedrcks 6 HoDnd Lum. 3 mUs 6 cm"sy 2 Custom Auto 8 BeavoeLum. 2 T. P.Sports 2 C.KILAuto 0 IL J. PhIIps 3 Edand Imm AIoM Matrch ai Whltbi Audio Fi= Peaceke 2 Deek Grkee M-rch 25 Jpedy lMufl ChrhHeTU Ch.ckvara. Jauili mait 2 lem IazMM2 &anJemme flheflack 2 WhiL m»Mn.oi Chai MclCme 3 NationalTruat D. Hatzlrfr Proviln. 38" John Afle31 stevrniace 2 7 v SllContret clint. Evimil National Truat IL Boeuta.. 3 u* coel mI'TCzo Uîawn Twiu 2 StevuiTowrie Pz"E Match 21 Checke'a r. 9 DediéSmute Adam Murres4. fianeBunt J. Ci nlngmm 2 Gevin Pinder A. Sorlcheti BrSi GO.. Ad., Kennedy AdamnThmepgon lw-rch 25 WhiL Fireflih.a NmBkilckey2 NeithBu=n2 Jerey AI-odu Kovin Unkide Klingloyd'a Checkaft var. 4 J. Cumninghazm2 Ad= .Murgu Myn Waahbrook mamh24 - ProHeaftlng 4 Chrislomt ,2 Natch215 dikllmBuna Koin Pbtter GeopKaapd H &BUgna S BR J. Proeit2 LyleBezkley ChtistisnPeuom Mgarch 29 Whit. Kinoe 4 Bde StPL Fre Craiirlu 1!111t1wt_; Andraw Mutin POLICE AUCTION DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE FORCE SATURDAVI APRIL 21, 1990 SaeStarts 10:00 a.m. By Public Auction Whereas no clairns have been made by the owner of the property in possion of the Durham Reglonal Police Force, by reason of having. been stolen from its owner, or by reason of having been found abndoned in a public place and the Force ls unable ta ascertain its rightful owner. Further that these articles have been héld more than the 3 months required. Articles for auctionar e as foîlows: bicycles and miscellaneous Rtems. SAJETO BE HELD AT THE REAR 0F ý30 WILLIAM STREET, OSHAWA, ONTARIO Chief of Police Ded &Souter 2 Adam Thompeon John Soui 3 renklin% DenisCanner3 CrIg N"LU Bk".Cuatoîm Jeffrey Heinrich David Mitchel WhIL.Optimlta Brai Ne-pSr JochThomp.o. BAPTAN *ChkIi Powell 2 DaVld seuly El" Bclfank Chris Powell Brook Concme.0 Brook Cone eo -uni i 1 TERMS: Cash