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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1985, WH-ITBY FREE PRES f mvoSP-ORTS WEEK Whitby Warriers stili leading their OLA division The Redmen's next Tuesday night when Catherines at the LuLner 8:30 p.m. With a game in hand, the Whitby Warriors are still two pointa ahead of St. Catherines to keep first place in the Ontario Lacrosse Asociation's junior 'A' division. The Minto Cup cham- pions have won 14 of their last 15 games to a total of 28 pointa. Second place St. Catherines bas played 16 games with only 13 wins for 26 poin- ta. To date this season, Whitby bas scored 271 goals'* while allowxng only 117. Their hold on first place was solidified with two recent wins. On June 19, Whitby over- whelmed Etobicoke 28- 2, following it up two days later with a 16-3 triumph over Bram- pton. The Warriors are also boasting two of the top il scorers in their O.L.A. division. Barry Kent bas scored 25 goals and contributed 35 assista for 60 pointa in the 14 games he bas played. Ross Taylor bas scored 23 goals and 35 assista for 58 pointa in the 14 games he's been on the floor. Tonigbt, Witby will bost Elora at the Iroquois Park Arena (game time 8 p.m.) before travelling to St. Catherines on Friday and to Peterborough W.G.A.A. SOFTBALL Standings as of June 28 MITE DIVISION Bailey Pharniacy.......................... 13 National Trust ............................ 10 Pioneer Interiors ........................... 9 Midway Motors ............................ 6 Bell Canada ............................... 6 Dodd & Souter.............................4 Mr. Rent AU...............................O SQUIRT DIVISION Pizza Delight ............................. 16 West Lynde C.A ........................... 10 Tri Air Systems ............................ 8 Speedy Auto Glass.......................... 8 Lovell Drugs............................... 6 Perry House............................... 4 Dynatech ................................. 2 NOVICE DIVISION Lions Club................................ 15 Brooklin Legion ...........................il1 Molly Maid............................... 10 Scott's Colonels ............................ 6 Rotary Club ............................... 4 Henry Buildal............................ 4 Kinsmen Club.............................. 2 BANTAM DIVISION Group74 ......... ............... 14 Touch of lass ............................. 6 Joannes Fiowers ...........................4 Triex ....................................4 Kiwanis Club.............................. 2 SOPHOMORE DIVISION Please Save & Recycle ..................... 10 Fleming Reaity ............................ 6 Mercury Auto Body......................... 2 Principal Air Service........................ 2 Resuits of Games Piayed Week Ending June 28, 1985 MITE DIVISION Bell Canada ....15 Pioneer Interiors... 7 National Trust...14 Bell Canada ....12 Whitby Fence ...15 Mr. Rent Al ........ 5 Midway Motors ...22 Dodd & Souter...12 3ailey Pharmacy .. 17 Pioneer Interiors... 5 'ational Trust...15. Dodd & Souter ...1 SQUIRT DIVISION 3peedy Auto Glass .. .25 Perry House......16 ýovell Drugs......17 Dynatech .......... 9 Pizza Delight ....28 Perry House........ 5 Pizza Delight ....14 Perry House........ 3 West Lynde C.A ...29 Tri Air Systems ..- 12 NOVICE DIVISION Uions Club......... 24 Scott's Colonels ...15 totary Club ....36 Kinsmen Club ....15 ',ions Club......... 13 Brooklin Legion ...13 3rooklin Legion ...31 Kinsmen Club ....26 ,ions Club......... 22 Henry Buildaîl.... 3 totary Club ....15 Molly Maid........ 14 BANTAM DIVISION No Scores Available SOPHOMORE DIVISION No Scores Available next Tuesday. They will return home next Wednesday (July 10) to take on the Bay Area squad. Meanwhile, the Brooklin Reciaen are falling further behind in the O.L.A.'s major junior 'A' division. The Redden are six pointa behind first place Peterborough who have won 10 of their il games so far this season. The Brooklin squad bas a 7-2 record with 138 goals for and 71 goals against. They are also fighting off Owen Sound who are tied with them for the second place spot. However, Owen Sound has played two more games than Whitby has and now has a 7-4 record. The Brooklin squad also bas two players in their division's 10 top goal scorers list. John Jordon is third in the league witb 46 points based on il goals and 35 assista. Gil Nieuwendyk is in a tbree-man race for seventh spot with 35 points on 17 goals and 18 assists. scheduled game is they take on St. Vipond Memoriai Arena. tzame ime i $25,0OO for new soccer pitch Mayor Bob Attersley is seen here accepting a cheque for $25,000 from Rein Verrydt (right), vice- president of the Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club. Looking on is West Ward Coun. Joe Bugelli (centre), chairmnan of the town's parks and recreation department. The money is to be used for the development and maintainence of additional soccer filelds on Victoria St. juat south of the Iroquos Park Complex. Fe rs Staff Photo Dazzlers own a perfect record The Whitby-Durham Dazzlers were currentiy enjoying a l-game winning streak after downing Pickering Village 3-0 in local ladies' soccer action last week. The first haif was scoreless but not without ita exciting momenta. The Dazzlers out shot Pickering but the bail always seemed to strike the crossbar or cornerposta - it couldn't find the net. However, ten minutes into the second haîf, Kris Krawchuk scored and the Dazzlers neyer looked hack. Lynn Tressier scored a few minutes later on a short pass from Sue Brown. The Pickering netmin- der had no chance at ail. Krawchuk added ber second goal a short time ensurîng the win. The Witby-Durhgm Dazzlers have yet to lose a game (o date this season and goalie Janet Crawley bas had only two goals scored against ber. The team will soon be playing in the Robbie Tournament against the Quebec Amazons, Cam- bridge and Scarborough United. WHITBY MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION T-HALL Gaine Played June 18 Whithy Jaycees ...16 Legal Beagles ...13 SQUIRT Gaines Piayed June 19 Swish Maintenance ... 8 Kinsmen ........... 4 Consumers' Gas ...5 Cartier-MeNanlara ... 4 Whithy Travel...26 Firefighters........ 4 Sorichetti .......... 20 Donut Press........ 3 TYKE Gaines Played June 18 Vick Insurance...20 Kurz Foods......... 3 Century 21 R.E...15 Canadian Tire.... 6 Nurse Chev-Olds..il Whitby Kiwanis.... 8 Dairy Queen......16 Speedy Auto Glass.. 10 Brooklin Electric .. 18 Munns' Press ....15 Game Piayed June 20 Brookiin Electric .... 22 Whitby Kiwanis.... 7 BANTAMI Games Piayed June 19 Whitby Audio......6 Snowden Rubber... 3 Grand Oak Homes . . ..6 Whitby Rotary.... 4 Pound Foolih Iwas shocked îu sec ber - her face suo im. ber arrms so spind- y 1 was alraid lu shake hands too vigurously lest they spi inter. -How nice luscecyou again!" I said. smiling lunger than usual nstead of' addiîtg the usual 'You're looking well" because she didn'l. "'Oh, 1 fel great . sh wenl on. but 1 was transfixed. As a teenager, she had been. well. chubby. and ber parcnts were upset and the child psycholugist said slîe was uîîhappy and. ais il turned oiut, she hasn't spokei t l lier itother iii years. But nuw she' anorcxic. and îhuugh she luves" lier latlher. aI the aIge of twecnty-.scs'eiî. soîîîcîling lîlust still ho.: gnawing aiway al lher -literally anîd figurativelY bc.iuse oinly the d iscoiiicntcd puniîsh thiiNselvc. 1 reilleniber readiîig an eser- cisc boo(i ta sd aioiihe îlîyîhs that ssliiuld got in the dusîbin is the sayirig thaît nu wuîîian cati bc lii rich tir toit tbiîî. 1 tlîink thie nt paragrapli ciîcd the mrental illness. imairital pro- bleilîs and luss uf self-respect thal îîverdieîing had caused. Truc- but the unhappiness precedes and compoutnds the starvation and as 1 lisened 1 heard she was currently unemployed. between boyfriends, anxiîius about relurning tu university a( ber age - and thal ber fatberhad been very ill. What tu say? Tii my credit 1 avoided an avuncular "Well. young lady. jet me buy yîîu a lunch and put soune meat on thuse bounes!"- 1 just smiled. wished ber well and went off about my day. A wcck luter. 1 spokc with her father - wishing him a spcedy recovcry which. l'm pleased lu say, hc flow enjoys - and men- tioned niy mnouiller with his daughter. -Too dan inhin. is ail," hc said. -Nceds some boyfricnd lu teillber ber legs arce bu skinny and shc'll shape right up. guarantced! If you know anybody, give lier a cal l! I' ni nul a miatchiiiaker, yu knuw, and nul a psychologist, either-jus a huiiible pruponent ufiprupcrcxerciseanid lilestyle." Ireplied. -Well. îhen!' *lie askecl. -Al i 1can suggest is that two îliings will cure ber: limie, which îuriicd hippies into accounitants andl Irequenl nuiritious snacks tuai don '(i nerrupt regula r itîcals. - -Maybe slie shîuîldri'l exer- cisc - exercise burns olÏcalorics that would dlo better suicking to lier stoniewliere." father suggested. -Keep the exercise. True. il burns caluries. but il also condi- tions muscles. To find the righî weight - whetlier you're conling down fruin 2(00 or nîuving up [romi 85 - you need the right balance of food and activity. Then the bo)dy will likely find ils uwn level." "H-min. Ali righl. Thanks." li's just nol right - denying yuursell whaî's good for you. Russ Kisby is President of PARTICIPaction, the Cana- dian movemnent for personal fîtniess. PARTICI Pa©tý©ac By Russ Kisby