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Y 8$ 19789 PA( WHTBYAY. FEBRI. Minor Hoclkey Round-up The Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association is moving into round robin play this 'month. The following is a round-up of tecent action. MAJOR PEE WEE In a rouùnd robin game Jan. 24 at Ajax, the LASCO Steelers trounced Ajax 7-1 with th.ree goals by Andre Cadieux, two by Richard Daley, and one each by Brian Hunter and John Byberg. In another round robin game Jan.31 at Brooklin, the Steelers defeated Bay Ridges 5-3 with three goals by Brian Hunter 'and one each by John Byberg and Andre Cadieux. 1MINOR PEE WEE In a round robin game Jan. 29 at Brooklin, the Ladies Auxiiary teamn de- feated Ajax 5-2 with two goals by Gary Roberts, and one eachbyJoeyNieuwendyk, Dave Sachko and John Allen. PEE WEE NO. 2' Jan. 28 at Brooklin, Mark- ham defeated Mercury Auto Body 64. Whitby goals were two, by Jerry Vallier and one each by Jeff Haley and Chris Williams. In an exhibition game Jan. 29 at Brooklin, Mercury Body defeated Port Perry 3-1 with goals by Chris Williams, Gord Van'Kessel, and Jerry Vallier. MINOR, BANTAM In a round robin game Jan. 31 at Brooklin, Ajax defeated the Optimist Beavers 3-1, with Ken Keenan scoring the only Whitby goal. BANTAM NO0. 2 Jan. 28 at Brooklin, the Brooklin-Whitby team, de- feated Markham 6.3 with two goals by Don Mowat and one each by Calvin Avison, Steve Cole,- Scott, eu rns' and Greg O'Connor. This was a four-pointer game and gave Brooklin-Whitbythe league championship. MINOR MIDGET In a round robin game, Jan. 28 at lroquois Park, the Commerce Capitals defeated Bay Ridges 3-1 with two goals by Charlie Meitner and one by Rob Peltenburg. Jan.29 at Ajax, Commerce Capitals tied Ajax 5-5 with goals by Peter Pipher, Todd Cotton,, Charlie Meitner, Darreil Blacquiere and Steve Gallagher. In a round robin game, FEb. 1 at Iroquois Park the Commerce Capitals defeated Ajax 3-1 with two goals by Peter Pipher and one by Charlie Meitner. <.MAJOR MIDGET ln a round robin garne Feb. Î at Iroquois Park, Ferrco Engineering shut out Ajax 1 -0 with a goal by Keith Wilson. Goalie Gord Brown got the shut out. MAJOR ATOM In an exhibition game Jan. 29 at Brookin, Brooklin Home Bakery tied Uxbridge 4-4 with three goals by David McWhirter and one by Chuis Daley. MINOR ATOM The LASCO Steelers Pee Wee1 AA minor hockFy team were runners-up in the Silver Stick finals at Port Huron Michigan, Jan. 30. The Steelers won their first two games, but lost out to'St. Boniface, the Winnipeg Metro AAA team. In game one, the Steelers defeated Port Huron-6-2with two 'goals each by Paul On Feb. il the Brooklin- Witby Minor'Hockey As- sociation wilLhold its second annual Novice Tournament. l'eamns are ,entered trom In an exhibition game, Jan. 29 at Brooklin, Oshawa defeated Brooklin Concrete 3-1, with the only 'Brooklin goal by Blair Haslam. JUVENILE In' a round robin game, Jan. 28 at lroquois*Park, Bay, Ridges defeated the CBC team 84. Whitby goalswere scored b.y Jamie Roach (3) and Dave Seymore. Neuman and Andre Cadieux, and one, each byTerryDupuis and Brian Hunter. In. game three St . Boniface defe ated the Steelers 6-3, with Witby goals by Brian Hunter, Richard Daley- and Peter Kozyriackjy. The Steelers receîved a trophy for being runners:;up in the tournament. WIN THE Oshawa, Golf Club Wins Ted Chàxier'sOshawa Golf Club rink won the second annual Mr. and Mrs. Bonspiel held recently at the Whitby Curling Club'. Chenier won the Canadian Imperial Bank ofP Commerce trophy - by winning three, games with the highest point total. Twenty-four teams competed in* the two-day spiel, haîf being local rinks. Winners of the first event were Ted and Lucille Chenier and Ron and Joan Armitage of the Oshawa Golf Club. Runners--up were Norm and Maxine Rhora and Gord aind Pat Watson of Tam Heather Club. Winners of the second event were AI and Marlene Betts and Craig and Marjorie Ann Gerratt of Annandale. Runners-up were Jim and Marcia Giddings and Wayne anld Diane, Henderson of -Annandale. Winners of the third event were Mike and Joan Jelly and Keith and Judy Lawes of Whitby; and winners of the fourth event were Don and Marg Bain and Vince and Nellie Hewston of Dixie Curling Club. 1350 PORTUG GL HOLIDAY" Your Chance to Win Seven, Fun Brooklin-Whitby, Ivarkham,ý Ajax, Oshawa, Pickering, Stouffville, Belleville and Cobourg,ý WhiMtby rink cornesfirst The Whitby Junior curlers held a mixed bonspiel Jan. 22 with 10 teams. entered fromn the Whitby, Oshawa and Port Perry area. The top team wasWhitby's three-gamne winner with Chuck Wozniak (skip), Karen Leffield, Dave Cane and Jackie Sheilds. In second place was the Whitby rink skipped by Dave Lawes, with Barb Jelley, Peal Bergevn, aîid Andrea Lawes. Third was the Oshawa Curling Club entry with Rob Ross as skip, with -Karen Andrusko, Todd Leask and Cathy Kirkaldy., Fourth was the Whitby Curling Club entry skipped by Billie Shields with Wanta Gray, Ian Ward and Moira Shelds. Fifth was the Port Perry. entry of Bob Howson, Susan Parish, Paul Stone and Christine English. FilIed Days in Portugal This April FREE* Entries Available ut Participating sponsors Listen to # la,, WHfITB3Y IROQUOIS vs THUNtDER BAT TWINS SUNDAT Feb. 12 1350 For Locations Steelers runners-up Novie t ournament Feb iIl WMTBY 1