PAGE-20, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNE SDAVý,F Doddf' moves up further in darts Dodd & Souter Broadloom moved dloser to third place in the Wednesday Night Dart League with a 7-3 win over JMS Communications Jan. 28. Dodd & Souter, cellar- dwellers in the four- team league for most,*0f the season, have now climbed to within three points of Jensen's Auto Body. Jensen's downed the skidding Skaags 6-4 last week. Dodd & Souter is only four points behind second-place JMS and only nine points behind first-place Skaags. Atomswin, te in Barriie Atomtie* This past weekend Brooklin-Whitby minor atoms partfcipated in a AAA hockey* tournament in Barrie. Whitby played against teams from Detroit, Sudbury and London, getting a win, a tie and a loss. In the first game, Whitby defeated GPD of Detroit 5-1. Jeff Montaigue assisted by Paul Dillon and Mathew Muir scored the first goal. Mu ir scored the next goal on assists from Dillon and Craig Talent. Andre Marois scored the next two goals assisted first. by.. Tim Chai and then by Derek Young. Dillon put in the fifth goal on assists from Paul Brooks and Wayne Primeau. Goaltenders Jamie Hogel and Stephen St. Amnand worked solidly with the team to keep Detroit's goals down to one. Whitby lost the second game to Sudbury by'a 2- 1 score. Dillon, assisted by Jim Brown scored Whitby's only goal. Thre game remnained a 1-1 tie until three minutes into the third period when Sudbury scored. Whitby's St. Amand was outstanding in net and both offence and defence worked tirelessly and cohesively throughout the game. Whitby's third game against the London Sabres resulted in a 5-5 tie. It was an exciting game from start to finish. Primeau scored the first two goals assisted first by Montaigue and Talent, and next by Mike Hogan. The score remained 4-2 until mid- tliird period when Primeau scored an unassisted goal to get the bat trick. Muir, assisted by ahead"5-4. Young, tied the game up. It wasn't until the The game was a last 25 seconds that thriller down to the last Marois scored the tie- second when the Sabres breaking goal on assists scored on *a slapshot from Primeau and fromh the blue line, Dillon to bring Whitby bringing the score to -a 5- This weekend the atoms, sponsored by Checker's Variety, will be travelling to Kingston for another tournament. Anderson second in tourney By MICHAEL LAPLANTE Anderson CVI's junior girls volleyball team finished second out of six teams in their pool during a recent tournament in Pickering. Anderson beat out Campbell (Scarboro) two games to one in the quarter-finals. In the semi-finals, ACVI lost to Pickering putting them out of the tournament. According to Maniette Rozon, ACVI's girls volleyball coach, fatigue contributed to their loss are in the semi-finals. League play has resumed as ACVI teams met both McLaughlin and Henry Street. The seniors played last Friday at Courtice, and in Brampton on Saturday. The junior girls are hosting an invitational tournament on Friday, Feb. 6 and will be attending a tournament at Henry Street Feb. 14. Anderson CVI's midget girls team played against Dwyer on Saturday. Cameron wins spiel A Whitby rink skipped Marjorie LgIIIIeuII. by Ken Cameron Runner-up was the captured the llth Whitby rink skipped by annual Mr. and Mrs. Toley Wozniak with vice Bonspiel at the Whitby Shirley Wozniak, second Curling Club Jan. 24. Ralph Ritchie and lead Cameron teamed with Maureen Ritchie. vice June Werry, second Second was the- Dave Werry and lead Whitby rink of skip Charlie Fisher, vice Charlotte Ennis, second Ron Ennis and lead mAi £fi. Jià Maureen Fisher. H U ' Àf' 'vIV'vi' Why not really find out the advantages of Midland Doherty's Self Directed Plan A free 1½/ hour Seminar is being presented on Wednesday February llth, 1987 Whitby Library - 2nd Floor Auditorium 7:30 to 9: 00 P.M. Bill Kerr, P. Eng, - Financial Advisor Stephen R. Parke - Financial Advisor CmliOshaa'o MOLLY GETZ 576-1726I Leain how to: e Make-your funds grow in excess of 15% per year MiDflA.D, e Use Mutual Funds and Market Timing to match F 1 your Financial Security Needs IW~ e Use a spousal RRSP for extra Tax SavingL ] * Clarify the many options that are available IDOIER1 SeaingIsllmlted -Cail IODAY 576&1726 DUJRHAM PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM IN THE MATTER 0F: The Municipal Act, Sections 298 and 301 (R.S.0. 1980) TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of tfie Regionai MunicipaIlity of Durham may pass by-Iaws authorizing construction of the following projeots: ROAD ROAD NO. NAME- 12 Cameron Street 26 Thlckson Road 60 Wentworth Street MUNICIPALITY BroCk LOCATION New cuîvert at Lot 1.6, Conces.sion XII Whitby From Highway 2(Dundas Street) to Crawforth Street plus Improvements at Thickson Road - Dundas Street Inters ection Oshawa Intersection with Cedar and Glen Streets Plans showing details of the projeots and the lands atfected may be seen at the office of the Road Design Engineer of the Durham Works Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario, Telephone 668-7121. Works Committee, being delegated by Regional Council as the hearing bod .y, shall hear ln person or by his or her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who dlaims his or her land wiII be prejudicalîy affected by the by-laws and who applies on or before February 13, 1987, to the undersigned to be heard at a meeting of the Works Committee on February 17, 1987. Dated at Whitby this l4th day of January, 1987. G. Emm Works Committee Chairman W.A. Twelvetrees, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works VIC FUKE, coach. of the Henry Street basketball junior team shows his emotions during a game with the - McLaughlin Trojans. Above, Fuke looks hopeful as his team brings the bail down the court-but, at right, he shows the outeome of the play. RRSPs PLACE: TIME: SPEAKERS: I Ringette resuits 8TH ANNUAL RINGETTE TOURNAMENT. JANUARY 23 & 24, 1987 Teams participating Petite .'B', Tween 'B', Bunnies. Bunnies - Gold medal - Pickering, Silver - Scarborough Oshawa.& Whitby tied for third. Whitby............. 4 Oshawa ......... .4 Whitby ........... ...B Pickering......... 12'. Whitby...... ....... 3 Scarborough...15 PETITE 'BI - Gold Whitby ............ 4 Markham......... 6 Whitby............. 5 North Bay ......... 4 Whitby............. 3 Elliot Lake........O0 Kim Guymer, 4 goals. Mary Beth Challoner, 3 goals. Kim Mathers, 2 goals. Lesley Grenon, 2 goals. Lisa Drake, 1 goal. TWEEN 'B' Whitby ............ 4 Barrie ........... 7 Whitby..........:.. 6' 4 North Bay ......... 9- Whitby ............ 2 Elliot Lake....... 12, Shannon Nichols, 4 goals. Tobl oods, 2 goals. Lori Kingston, 2 goals. Nancy McGreevy, 2 goals. Annette Vander Linde, 1 goal. Laura Weckman, 1 goal. LEAGUE GAMES - FEB. 1/87 BELLE Whitby .....*....... 3 Oshawa...........1 Paula Barrack, 2 goals. Leanne Elis, 1 goal. The Whitby, Petite 'B' participated- in a tournament in Waterloo on the weekend. Won the silver medal. Whitby ............ 5 Kitchener......... 3 Whitby ............ 5 Scarborough ....... 6 Whitby ......... ..10Wolih. ..5 Whitby ............ 5 London........... 4 Whitby ............ 8 Waterloo ...... *... 2' In the final game Whitby came up against Scarborough to loose 3 to 1 and came home with a silver medal. Lesley Grenon, 12 goals. Mary Beth Challoner, 9 goals. Lisa Drake, 5 goals. Kim Mathers, 3 goals. Kim Guymer, 2 goals. Kelly Proudfcot, 2 goals. Good defense by Michelle De Vries, Jennifer Harold, Shannon Bolton, Rosemary McKenzie. NOVICE - FEB. 1/87 Whitby........... 22 Port Perry........O0 Jennifer Druxnmond, 6 goals. TWEEN 'C' Whitby......3 Oshawa No.i 3 Carrie Benson, i goal. Erin Neilly, 1 goal. Nicole LeClaire, 1 goal. JANUARY 28, 1987 Whitly ............8 Pickering No.1i...6, Nicole Leclalre, 5 goals. Jennifer Drake, 2 goals. Erîn Neilly, 1 goal. Assiats by Jennifer Hatzellioffer, Carrne Benson, Michelie Murray, Rhonda Vander Linde, Carrisa Keehn. 5 tie.