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Durham gis soccer UNDER il - MAJOR ATOM Csp gem. Sept. 25 Whilby Optimiste 2 Whitby Kinsman Maghan MoNeil Vanssa Hodge Cup euikerution sept. 20 Custom Desgn 1 Whtby Optimiste Michel le Boyer Michelle Lori Ajax Kinsman 1 Whltby Kwsmn Stephanie Chapman: Rachel Slewart sept. 1V Whitby Optimiste Moghan McNaui 2 Traoey Hewitt Vanessa Hodge 4 KellyàSSon St. Clar Paint 0 Whitby Knsn Stephanie Chapmian Mege sehool fidld hockey Senior girls Staemlngs W L TF A P ONai 50 11 2011l DnsO'Connor 3 0 5 3 2 il Pickering 5 0 O 17 0 V Easdale 3 1 2 9 4 8 Pine Rdge 3 0 0 6 1 6 Durbarton 2 1 2 7 5 6 Ajax 2 31 3985 Port Perry 1 21 47 3 Uxbrldge 0 3 1 0 4 1 Anderson 0 4 10 14 1 Sinclair 0 5 0 O il 0 Henry S rel has wit hdrawn f om isague. High sehool football Serdor boys Standings Duitauon Pickering Uxbridge Dwyer ONeit Henry St. Pines Rdge T F 0 87 0 67 0 41 0V1 050 0 15 0 24 Sepm. 14 Colotvstlons To Go 2 Ashley D«ury Ra" elWa MacLean Hurter 3 AjaxUnLWod 0 l-gham Van Staph" aSchopo IJNDER 1 Cup sept. 1 Payless Docks Nicobe 5erooert 2 maboeuf Plasics 3 Christho edbrids 2 Whiby Otifis Lyndsay Porter 2 0 Kamon MClntan Rebocca Woodocbs Haieybslfin 1 Tatarspoom 1 - UOSOWNTO 3 Savonb-1 2 Pei ra.eHsany An-da Alcal 2 Atomece 1 1 Pouf-Hope O 6 RaniS&Save 1 Bobcds Team Canada to play9 at Durham College The Canadian national women's volleyball teain, as part of a four-city tour, will play Team UJkraine on Monday, Oct. 17 at Durhamn Colege. Team Canada makes its final stop of the tour at Durham as they continue te prepare for the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. The match is scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. start at the athletic complex. Admission is $8. The national team recently placed second at the Canada Cup '94, losing only to China. Canada is currently ranked #14 in the world while Ukraine is ranl<ed #9 in the World. Tickets can be purchased at the Durham College athletic department. For more information, calI 721-3040. Basebali finals in Whitby The first-ever Canadian inter- collegiate basebali champion- ships will be held. at Iroquois Park in, Whitbv Oct. 15 and 16. Durham College, McGill University, University of Guelph and McMaster University will compete in the championships. McGill and Durham are cur- rently locked in a battie for flrst p lace in the league with only a few games remaining. Chris Sereda of Whitby plays second base for Durham and is the team leader in stelen bases. Whîtby Free Press, Wednesday, October 12, 1994 ,Page 25 Juniors solid ini prenseasona The Whidtby McCullough Jewellers junior A ringette team opened their exhibition season on a i-gh note by posting wins in al four games played te date. The opening game waas aanst lege competitors, Port erry, with Whitby coming out on top by a 4-2 score. The team then faced Whidtby's belle A teain in the next two games and camne away with victories by scores of 2-1 and 6-4. Whitby then defeated Oshawa's tween AA teain 5-4. Team goal-scoring was led by Melanie Davis with five, Tania Chappeil three, Ellen Johnson, Stephanie Marlowe, Ai nsley Hunt and Jessica Williams with a pair each and a single marker going to Jennifer Penney. Assists went te Marlow, Johnson and Davis with four each, Angela Dunn. and Lisa Vanderlip with three each, single helpers going to Patti Brooks, Hunt, Chappel and Penney. Adcitional team, members are Brea Blight, Lindsay Milard and goaltender Heather Hurat who came up with big saves te ensure the wins. The team is coached by Wayne Johnson, with assistant Bill Williams and tramner Kerstin Johnson. IR~11er' Skzý*tirIg lqessori"s ofliitedc The Whitby RlIer Skating Club will teachi the basics of ruiler skating including turna, stepping, edges and backwards skating. Teachers wiIl be professional coaches and some of Canadas top ranking artistic skaters. The eight.badge program is run in five-week sessions. The cost is $25 per session. Those skaters elîgible te join the junior club will be taught spins, jumps, dances and figures by professional coaches and will have the opportunity te enter beginner competitions. The cost for junior club is $30 for floor fees and $15 (per month) for coaching ,fee Doors willopen at Wheelies at 9:30 a.m. on Oct. 15 for registration. Lessons will begin the same dLay beginning at 10 a.m. and run until noon. Adults are welcome tejoin. Curles wanted C& STEEL <* LASCO I - I w:;wr;j;:wi I *4ULUWA --- - - - - - - - - -I Works on New Cars, Used Cars, even jRusty Cars 5 n01Spray or Save eRust Check application With this coupon. Only one discount per application., iWhitby Location Open Evenings- & Saturdays i 668-8759 Corner of Dundas & Byron (West of Brock St.> 11994 INTrREPIDI SAY "HELLO" TO A GOOD BUY OR A GOOD LEASE! Ow OBITUARY--*- for mixed league GLORIA RINTS Gloria Jeannette Rints of Whi, a prominent member of th itby Minor Hockey Asso- ciation, died at Oshawa General Hospital on Sept. 23, 1994. She was 55. She was born in Regina, Sask. on Feb. 14, 1939, daughter of Norman Joseph and Edith (Har- ney) Anderson. She married Del- mer Rints on Sept. 6, 1958 at St. Mark's United Church in Whitby. She was president of the United Church Women's Auxili- ary,, a Girl Guide leader, and président of the minor hockey ladies' auxiliary. She was a director of the inter- national silver stick toumnament held annually in Whitby. She is survived by her hus- band, children Sandy, Diane and Bob, sons-in-law Peter Windfield and Real Andrews, daughter-in- law Jackie Rints, grandchildren 7 1er, April, Samantha, Reilly, C ancy, Jensen, Jordan and Saniantha, brother Jerry and sis- tors Liee and Cindy. She was predeceased by her parents and brother Rick. The funeral was held at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on Sept. 25, 1994, Rev. Brian Gee codci= Interment at Grove- sieCmtry. Senior mixed curling will be held on Fridays at 10 a.m. at the Whitby Curling Club. Anyone interested in joining the league, especially ladies, should cai Prudence of' Ross Byford at 668-1165 or the club at 668-5021. The cost is on a pay-as-you- play basis. FAMILY GOLF COURSE 14 Holes e Par 3 Fun for the whole familyl FrETL oeifrainVail655309 UNDER 110- MINOR ATOU Clip sllnsteon ~~RQ~Wh itby Iroquois Soccer Club roquires REP TEAR COACHES En FOR THE 1995 SOCCER OUTDOOR SEASON Applications are invited for coaching positions for the 1995 rep programn. Coaches are required for. Boys and Girls Rep League, in the following age groups: UNDER 10 players born Aug. 1lst, 198 5 to July 3lst, 1986 UNDER il players. born Aug. 1 st, 1984 to J 'uly 31 st, 1985 UNDER 12 players born Aug. 1lst, 1983 to July 31lst, 1984 UNDER 13 players born Aug. 1lst, 1982 to Juiy 31lst, 1983 UNDER 14 players born Aug. 1ist, 1981 to JuIy 31lst, 1982 UNDER 15 players born Aug. 1lst, 1980 to July 31lst, 1981 UNDER 16 players born Aug. 1 st, 1979 to July 31lst, 1980 UNDER 17 players born Aug. 1lst, 1978 to July 31lst, 1979 UNDER 18 players born Aug. 1lst, 1977 to JuIy 31lst, 1978 UNDER 19 players born Aug. 1st, 1976 to JuIy 3lst,17 COMPLETION 0F LEVEL 1 COACHING r.,ERTIFlCATI0N REQUIRED. For further information and application forms please contact "Club Head Coach" Stan Bombino at 668-5657. Applications must be completed and returned no later than October 14, 1994. 1 1 1