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WHITBVFREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1975, PAGE 1 Peewee lacrosse team preparngfo hapinsi 'hie G aura rd Road M inor Lacrosse Association Peewec tcami, thc Harilaid Stars, is warming tmp to defend last yeair's mli onai ch ampionsh ip. Tite Stars will leave Aug- ust i17 for Northî Burnaby, B.C., anîd the National Chanpionship that week. JTo date, the pcewees have played in two tournanients with flue showings in1 both. In a tourney at Lakeficld, the'Stars won Ailrive garnes, defeating Bridgenorth 13-3, Lakefield 9-3, Malton 10-3, Lakefleld 5-1 and Barrie 16-0. Dale Kernohan led the Stars in scoring in the tourna- ment With 14 goals and seven assists for 21 points. John Fusco was second with 12 goals and on1e assist for 13 points. Leo Burns also picked Up 13 points on three goals and 10 assists. In the Ontario Annual Peewee Tournent lu Peter- borough, the Stars split, win- ning two and losing two. They lost 9-1 to Bramipton. defeated Sudbury 8-6, trounced Whitby 12-3 and were edged by Nepean 8-7. Dale Kernohan was the team's top point getter in the tourney, scoring eight and setting up four for a total of 12 points. John Fusco fol. lowed with eight goals and three assists for 1l points. In regular league play, however, the Stars have a poor record, wînning only once while losing three timies ini their first four starts. They are currently in fourth place i , the five team peewee division. In other divisions. the Garrard Road tykes are in second place in a three tearn league, the novices in fourth in afive team league and the bantams in fourth in a five team league. Eastern Ontario playdowns wil take place in the rnonth of August, for peewees on the August 8 weekend, for tykes and ban tams, the Aug- ust 17 weekend and for nov- ices the August 24 weekend. Molouîcy added oie. S. Brooks and R. McWaltcrs tallied l'or Ajax. Thc Colonial Suibilt teami l',ced tougli competi- tion soon after, losing a'close ganie tri Peterboro by 6-5. Laurie Mclntyre and Marg F raser cadli lad two goals for Garrard Road wlîilc Debbie, Kernohian tallied once. A week Iter, lu a gaine in Lake- flield, Marg Fraser, Laurie Mclntyre and Heather Pce- bIcs led the teani witlî two goals each . 1It was a rough gaine with a total of cighit penalties. JO 1 The second loss of die year was at thec bauds of S.E.L.A. 4-1. Sherry Tuylor) scored thc lone goal. ln a tournanent lu Lake- field, die rcsults were a split with one win and one loss. lIn the first gaie, die compe- tition failed to show. Colon- il Sunnibilt girls lined up and Joanne Tayl "or was given tie hionour of scoring to win the garne 1-0. IThe second gaine was a touglh and excit- ing one lu which Peterboro pulled off a narrow 3-2. Early this month with liaIf of the tearn missing,_the girls Fu AT Whitby Sailin, Sehool The best $95 for iess Courses stili availabie through Octobe 24 hours of instructive Pleasure Private instructions also avai able P.O. Box 515 668-4371v Nhitby ASSOCIATION DRAW People wishing to sel] tickets for the Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association draw should contact Barb Kern ohan at 728-3290 or Dorêen Holding at 728-6470. First prize in the draw is a portable tellevision, second prize a 1 0-speed bike and third prize a digital dlock radio. Prizes for famiies selling the most tickets are $30, $20 and $ 10. The GRMLA is planning a lOth anniversary dance for November 29 at the Auto Workers Credit Union Hall on King Street West in Oshawa. The association would like aIl past and pre- sent players and executîve 'members. Anyone who has information on the wherea- lbouts of former association members should contact Gre- ta Hope at 6684919 or Barb Kernohan at 728-3290. The Garrard Road girl's lacrosse teamn has their season well under way, guided by coaches Tom Fairman and Roger Dezan. The girls have now played seven of their 17 games in the, Golden Horseshoe Lacrosse League Juvenile, Division. The firs! team chalienged by the girls, sponsored by Colonial Sunnibilt, was Ajax. _The Garrard Road team had ail easy viclory, winning 7-2. Marg Fraser led for Colonial -iî six goals whiie Karen NEW PASSPORTS NO APPINTMVENT NECESSARY Instant Delivery 214 brock street 5oun. whmtib. oestaro 4165 668 1212 Like the new cury &super-curly cu ly ooks? playcd their worst garneol nohian and Heather Peebles,1 the scason, losiug a no-mnatch with onc each. gaine to Scarboro 16-I. On July 26, the Colonial A more successful encoûn- Sunnibflt tcamn will play in ter shortly thercafter saw the Garrard Road team in top a tournament at Victoria formaganstLakeficld, win Park- Arena facing such com p- forrn agaîstoeo -3 g etition as Mississauga, Rex- uing Fyra scre of8-3.Aging dale, Hamilton, West Mal with five goals, followed by adBahs Karen Molonev. Debbie Ker- lu league games to date, ~~PUflINPET FC U NEwcashbIcarry Marg Fraser icads the team in scoring with 15 goals and three assists for 18 points. 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