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Page 3Q, WNitby Fre. Press, Wednesday, Febnupry g4. 1993 'lrMDJiUFz~J Juniors- finally strike gold after 4 tries Wh i tby's Midas Muffler- junior B ring- ette team has /finally won a tournament after thre finishes. scn-lc On Feb. 21, Whitby travelled te a tournament in Ennismore te compete with seven other teains -- aIl ging te the Central regien year-end teurnament. Whitby first played Pickering. The gaine started out ver close, with goalie Amanda Wheelans inaking numerous saves te keep the score close at 1-1 haîf way through the first period. Erica -Giles then took ever, scoring once and assisting on two others in a six-minute span te blow open the gaine and send Wihitby inte the teurnament semi-final with a 5-1 win. Wheelans was chosen MVP of the gaine and Erin Carroll scored twe goals in a solid effort. The tournainent semi-finn.l was played againat a tearn froin Scarberough. This gazne was aise, vory close, with Whitby scoring the only goal of the firet period, a nice, unasaisted effort by Km Vanderip. Whty exploded ndway through the second half, with Vandripsoring two goals and Tamara W;iesiole scoring three in four minutes. This sent Whitby on their way te a 5-0 win and a berth in the finals against the home teain frein Ennismore. Atoms in league se mfinals The Whitby minor atomn AAA hockey club has advanced to the league semi-finals by sweeping a series against the Richmond Hill-Vaughan Kings 3-0. Whitby, sponsored by Dundas Centre Guardian Drugs, had received a bye in the opening round of the playoffs as the result of its first-place finish during regular season play. Whiitby's first series was Erika Rodrigues, who lives in Whitby and plays goal for the Pickering junor ringette teamn, won the goalie shooteut on Sunday, Feb. 14 at the Mariposa tournament. Redrigues won the trophy by stopping 80 per cent of the shots she faced. The Pickering teaiwon the silver medal, losing te Gloucester in the finals. iSex educaiton FROM PAGE 22 As a parent, I encourage you to find out what's really going on and get involved. The turne for burying your head in the sand has past, and you'd better corne up for air and breathe deeply. Our trustees are accountable te the people who elect theinto positions on the board of education and should be representative of the needs and desires of their individual commurnties. AIDS continues to spread like wildfire, while new STDîs are being discovered. Teen pregnancy, stress and suicide are at an ahl-turne high, and our children are being lost te Hollywood's standards and principles. It's time for reforrn. The children are still ours. Get involved. Be informed. K. Diceman Regional o-oedimtor Durham Region Parents United for Responsible Sex Education (985-7692) Region budget FROM PAGE 3 Brunelle said existingý services will be "pretty inuch maintained"' throughout the Region and any cutbacks will be himited te optional prograins. However, 'there~s net much that can be cut,' ha said. In addition te the $331-million general purposas budget, council alse approved ite water, samitary sewer and waste management bhetse three services will cost $118.4 million in 1993, but are net financed through the general tax levy. against the third-place finishers frei Richmond Hill who, last season, had knocked Whitby eut in the firat round of the playoffs. In the firat gaine of the series, Whitby dafeated the visiting squad 6-1. Jason Peyman with three goals and Blaine Down with Lwe led the offensive attack with rear guard Ja.y Harrison rounding eut the goalscoring. Me Morrison, Shawn Walsh, Step han Linklater, Bobby Mcflride, Peyman and Harrison added assists. Gaine two of the series saw tha Whitby squad play onaef its most complete gaines of this season with goalie Mike Nemisz playing a solid gaine in recerding a shutout in the 7-0 victery. Down with three goals and Shawn MaicRury with twe goals led the goal-scoring brigade, with singles going to Jeremy Fisher and McBide. Matt ,McKay registered three assists and McBride and Rocket Lalonde each had two helpers with Steve Farquharson, Down and Peyrnan each registering oe assist. Richmond 1Hl1 entered gaine three with their backs against the wall and clearly played their best gaine of the sedes. Streng goaltending by Ian Watson enabled Whitby to elininate Richmond F1111 in three straight gaines as the hoinetown squad won 6-3. Down lad the attack, scering twe, goal s, while Peyman, MacRury, Walsh and McBride each tallied once. McBride as well helped the attack with two assists, with singles ging te Down, Lalonde, Kyle Branch, Walsh and Jay Harrison. Whitby now faces the Quinte Red Devils in the ininor atoin Eastern AAA semi-finals. Quinte finished second to Peterborough during the regular'seasen in their own division and eliminated Markham in their quarter-final series, three gaines to one. During regular season play, Whitby met Quinte twice, defeating thein 2-1 at home while dropping a 5-4 decision in a game ,plaved in Marmora. The semi-final series promises te be extremely competitive. The series will open at Iroqu~ois Park in Whitby on Saturday,Feb. 27, 2:15 p.m. The second gaine will be in Marmora on Sundy, Feb. 28. 3-on-3 at Anderson Durham Region high school teams are invited to participate in a 3-on-3 basketball tourna- ment at Anderson CVI on March 6. A maximum of 20 teains can compete in the event te, be pre- sented by Anderson and Wilfrid Laurier University. The event is being organized by Trevor Demeris and Christina Schmiegelow, Anderson gra- duates who are now in their second years at Laurier. They organized the tourna- ment as part of their physical education administration course. The tournament entry fee is $30 per teain, with a free T-shirt for each participant. There will be prizes for the top teains. Registration forins can be obtained frein Mr. Phillips at Anderson CVI (668-5809) or frein physical education departinents at high schools. ___ The second gaine shuteut went te Wheelans with strong defensive assiste from Tanya Campeau, Kristine Soper and Anne Henderson. The tournamnent final was a tremendous test of Whitby's defense (one goal against in twe gaines) and Ennismorels offense (22 goals for in two gaines). Whitby scored with five seconds left in the flrst pariod te tie the score at 2-2 goîng into the second haIL The contest was very 3xcitlng with good, clean, fast ringette played by both teains. The battle was won by Whitby's teain defense in the second period, allowing one goal in 14.5 minutes while scoring three. Outstanding goals from the gamne almost eut of roach. Ennismore scored with 30 seconds left te cut the lead te one goal but couldn't get the equalizer as Wihitby won 5-4 and captured the teurnament crewn. The Whitby teain matured graatly in this tournament, playing exceptional defense and solid offense while staying away froin cheap penalties. For the tournament: 'Vanderlip had six geais and two assiats, Giles three goals and four assists, Johnson two goals and twe assiste, Wiasiolek one goal and three assiste, Soper one goal and one assist, Henderson two assists and Tanya Cnmapeau one assist. W eillGet You Through Wînter BYFGo«odrich T/A Tires LIFESAVER AW 215X70R1 5 $85 225X70R1 $9 215X65R15,GTS $100 XTM White 235X75R15 93 I arsrtno0wI 9X75Ri S5q5. 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