PAGE 20. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25,1987 'eisure' introduced. THE NEW TARZAN ROPE is a swinging success at the pool at Iroquois Park. Free ]Press photo THE FUNNY FLOAT, supporting several water loyers, has become a popular attraction at the pool at The Brooklîn-Wbitby major atom - selects partîcipated in tbe Goulding Park Tounament March 16 and 17 at Maple Leaf Gardens. Tbey first deleated Hillcrest 10-2, to reacb the championship side of the tournament. They won their second gamne by defeating Willowdale 6-0. In the final game Whitby played a strong defensive gamé beating QueerlswaY 3-2 and Select s play at Garde ns winning the A championship trophy. Ed Wood is»manager and Bob Burgess and Hon Lanegger coaches at p A Tarzan rope and a 'funny' float are part of a trial test>now under- way at Aune Ottenbrite Pool ' in Wbitby. And botb pieces of new equip- ment are making the grade as tbey prove very popular with swimmersj enjoying the pool once more after montbs of renovation work. The rope and huge- floating1 devices are ail part of the "leisure pool" concept, until now only adop- ted at a few pools in Canada. Carolyn Ailan, director of1 aquatics in Whitby, and Barry O'Neill, deputy director are studying swinimer interest in the leisure pool concept, whicb, if fully1 adopted, means a change in thei usual pool structure itself. They will recommend, probably1 sometime next year, what kind ofr pool facility should next be built in Wbitby to meet growth. The choice is between the stan-1 dard rectangular pool and the new E type 0fpool which may not be rec- tangular and which features, at theî sballow end,-zero depth at tbe edgei gradually increasing in depth intoi the pool, not unlike a beach.k O'Neill says it's not oniy good fori young swimmers but also for seniors and bandicapped. The, leisure pool concept. alsof ool features winding siides into tbe water rather tban the standard diving board. However, the new pools can accommodate swim club competitions. Maximum capacity bas been reached at Aune Ottenbrite pool. There are now more than 700 people receiving instruction. Some private instruction classes have even been cut back. The new equipinent is the rope, a large floating device and water basketbail, purchased fromn Swimmer's World for about $2,500. It's been popular with the kids - tbey pile exc *itediy on tbe float when it bits the water and line up for tbe, rope. About 275 kids turued out at the pool lasi Monday, another 220 on Tuesday 'during Marcb break. Usual attendance is 120 a day. "If it works out well, we won't besitate to get more equipinent," says O'Neill. He points out that there is always a question of safety when swim- ming fun is augmented, so that more specialized training will be given to pool supervisors should more equipment be added. Allan and. O'Neill will also con- sider safety wben they report on a future second pool for Whitby. iroquois Park. It's one of the new activities gradually being introduced to community pools in Ontario. Free Press photo of the team sponsored Dy Bridlewood Heating and Air Con- ditioning. In goal was Tony Gallant; defense, Jeff Duncan, An- dy Mathers, Ben Neweli, Carlos Roebuck and Mike Rowland; for- wards, Scott Burgess, Mike Carroll, Tyrone Estabrook, Andrew Jamieson, Kyle Lang, Mark Lanegger, Jason Peddle, Brandon Wall and Stephen Wood. Win for Skaags Skaags lias a six-point lead over second place as the season winds down in the Wednesday nigbt Dart League. Skaags downed third-place JMS Communications 6-4 lasi week. Second-place Dodd & Souter Broadloom lost a 5-0 lead and even- tually tied Jensen's Auto Body 5-5. in the other match-up., Aigome Orchard .. 8 Mark Babony... 4 Scott MacDoneU . . 1 David Lylyk ..i Brandon i... 1 Brian Medeiros ... .1 Thornhill.6 MARCH2 ' Algoma Orchard. . 2 Thornhili. 4 Ian Arniour ... Brianedeiros .. .1 MARCH7 AlgomaOrchard. .2 Thornhill.... 4 Brett Rayne ..i Brian Mederios .. . 1 MARCH 8 AigomaOrchard ..3 Thornhil.... 3 Paul Moore ... Brandon K gh ..i Sandy Cohen... 1 - MARCH 9 Algoma Orchard..4 Thornhill ....2 Paul Moore...2 David Lylyk ..i Mark Babony .. MARCH 15 Aigoma Orchard .. 3 Ian Armour...2 Brian Medeiros ... 1 Thornhiii . 1 Min or atoms FROM PAGE 18 bouse last Friday night, 7-O over the home team. The win over Georgetown put Whitby into the AA playoff finals. On Saturday, Wbitby got by Milton 4-1 and then erased Tillsonburg 8-0 to win the AA championship. Whitby doubled Michigan 4-2 in the match-up of division winners. Keith Primeau led the Wbitby scoring paradé while . Bobby Torrens and Dave Mitchell were solid in net, allowing only 13'goals in eight games. Primeau, dominant in every game, was selected tournament most valuable player. He scored 14 goals and added il assists for 25 points in eigbt games. Da.vid Grant was also a standout witb nine goals and 10 assists. Paul. Windover had four goals and six assists, Brian Monroe had five goals and five assists, Brian Mueggler had four goals and five assists and Tim Weber tbree goals and four assists. Adam Foote had a goal and seven assists. Wbitby. bad previoUsly been. eliminated frorn all-Ontario com- petition as tbey dropped a series to Newmarket. "We ran into a bot goaltender," said coach Primeau of that series. Whitby is stili seeking a league cbampionship, bowever. The team hias defeated Thornhill in tbree straigbt games and plays Barrie and Markham tbis week in a round- robin series to decide the league cbampionship. Tbe Whitby teamn will be heading to Kamloops, B.C., April 13 fQr an AAA tournament to include top western bantam teams. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,1987, PAGE 21 Witby club rink fiîrst in province Ajax, and- Larry Wood, lead, of borough and Cornwall competed lu Pickering. the touruament. B's win three of four Whitby rep hockey resuits MAJOR NOVICE MARCH 12,1987 Nash Alumlinum . .4 Pickering...2 Steve Biais.... 3 Stewart Adam MARCH 14 Nash Aluminum . .2 Llndsiy . 4..A Steve Biais Bilan Scott MARCH 15 Nash Aiuminum .4 Peterborough ... 2 Sean Saunders .. .. 2 Brian Lodge Steve Biais MINORPEEWEE 'AA' MARCH 10 Elegance...2 Richmond Hilil.5 C. Tackney* J. Thorne ATOM 'AA' MARCH 1 Majors capture consolation ANDREA DRABBLE, representing the Whitby Figure Skating Club .and Justin Moore, representing th Booli WityMinor Hockey AssoKciation present' John Eakins, Minister of Tourism and Recreation, with emblems of thefr sport E akins visits Whitby was presented to Mayor Bob Atter- siey by John Eakius, Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation, last Thursday. The money is for construction of the second ýice pad at Iroquois Park. The cheque presentation was made after the minister and Whitby councillors were given a mini-tour of the construction going on at the complex by Barry O'Neil, deputy director of parks and recreation. The- minister said he was glad has kept in mind the needs of han- dicapped people. All aspects of tbe complex are accessible to the han- dicapped. After the tour, the minister cut a symbolic ribbon in front of the second ice pad. The rest of the money wiil be handed over to tbe Town as con- struction on the arena nears com- pletion. The Town aims to bave the arena compieted for a September opening. IOver the bull lacrosse league The Over the Hill Lacrosse Park Clubhouse, corner of Park I.Pnt7Îw wi begin its l5th season of Rd. and Gibb St. in Oshawa. play on April 26. The league is for players 19 and over. Registration wil be April 5 and 12, 7 to 9 p.m., at the Rundle For more information cal Gary Ravary ai 723-0374 or Mark Watson at 430-0580. MICKEY MOUSE & MINNIE MOUSE *w " Illcater &plan your childs i BIRTHDAY PARTY : « Parents can Relax while e We Give your Child a Party to Remember * TO PLAN AH-IEAD, CALL SEAN iSUPERFINE DONUTS A i 666-3734 * 1123 DUNDAS ST. E.e *W.G.S.A. 'ALL STARPTRYOUTS ' WHITBY GIRLS SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION EVERTONE WELCOME SQUIRT - GIRLS BORN IN YEARS 1975, 1976 THURS. MAR. 26 - FR1., MAR. 27 - MON. MAR 30 6:30 -- 8:00 P. M. NOVICE - GIRLS BORN IN YEARS 1973- 1974 THURS. MAR. 26 - Fnl. MAR. 27-8:00-9:30 P.M. *DON DUNCAN (TOU RNAM ENT DI RECTOR)* Whitby major atoms returned home, as consolation champions fromn a Niagara Fails tournament held last week. Whitby got three goals from Brian Medeiros in a 12-O win over Mississauga Mohawks. It was Medeiros' second bat trick this season. Mark Babony,* David Lylyk and Jason Bonnyman each had two, goals. Bonnyman took himself out of the gaine in the third period, suf- fering from a bad bout of bronchial congestion and coughing. Ian Ar- mour, Scott MacDoneil and Jamie Alison had single goals for Whitby. Medeiros got bis third bat trick of tbe year in a 7-1 win over Niagara Falls. MacDoneil, Babony, Bon- nyman and Armour also score«. TRANSPARENT SATIN " a satln-gloss, see-through coatlng for Interior wood surfaces ....... " aval labl e In clear and several wood tones CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa 728-6809 Meanwbile goalie Jay Stewart sbut the door on Niagara Falls. The goal be allowed in tbe third was the first after five shutout periods. Whitby, sponsored by Aigoma Orchards, tied Waterloo 4-4 in their third game. "The guys gave it ail they bad," said coach Wayne Lylyk, whose team was suffering from sickness and injuries. Iu the semi-finals, Whitby lost :a-2 to a Timmins AAA team. Armour and Medeiros scored for Whitby. o-- - - - -- - ILUSTED'S CRICKETI * IAWN CARE Grass Cutting & Flower Beds M Our Specialty I No Job is Too Big I I OrTooSmail I *Corne on a weekly basis * orasaclient * Priced on hourly * * orpercut Special Senior Citizen I FreeRate FreEstimates I I References Avai lable I *Ask For Ron or Jan * 655-3563 pionship, game, Wbitby got an unassisted goal by Bonnyman in overtime to defeat Markham 2-1. Markbam had*led 1-O until mid- way in tbe third when Armour scored after an end-to-end rush by Jamie Allison, Wbitby's talented dèfenceman. Allison was selected to the. tournament ail-star team and aiso voted most sportsmanllke player out of tbe 16 teams par- ticipating. The atoins play Barrie this week in the playoff semi-finals of the York-Simcoe league. A12AXWODVE :12HR ODAE AJAX' :Has somfe Prime Times :Open for 8Team league SReservations for the :1987-88 Bowling Seasor : TARTIN(G SEPTEMBRF s e e e e e e e e e 1: e ~ :Automatic Free Standing: Five Pine Setters :Contact Jack Weiser *7825319' WHITB-Y GARTIARD ROADi MINOR LACROSSE * ASSOCIATION* REGISTRATIO-N BOYS& GIRLS AG ES418* *SATU RDAY, MARCH 28,1987 1OA.M.-2P.M.* *IROQUOIS PARK ARENA &* *LUTHERVIPONDMEMO RIAL ARENA * AND* *SATURDAY, APRIL11i,1987 10OA.M - 2 P.M.* ** IROQUOIS PARK ARENA ONLY* *Registration fee: $40.00 House League Player* * plus $30.00 Rep Team Fee * * For further information eall Mike Taylor 434-7044* 46v, 'TVA &&A &J A A à b"- For the firat time in 29 years the Whitby Curling Club will bave a banner hanging in its hall represen- ting an Ontario championship. Following a first round ioss, the club's intermediate teain came on strong to win in tbe round-robin toumnament- their next six games ndcapture the Ontario Curling Association' intermediate chain- pionsbip* The event was held in Minden last Wednesday to Sunday. The members of the team are Ron Cameron, skip, AI Gilchrist, second game. Whitby then downed Thoruhillin two straight games, 3-1 and 1-0. Cameron Poland, David Mitchell, and Richards scored for Whitby in the first game. Wright scored the only goal in the second gaine. a %0 0 rlgl 1 il Il %a %JL.F Il &.Iwo Lé M.-Il won three of four games recently in York-Simcoe hockey league round-robin playoff action. Whitby split bome-and-bome gaines with Markham, winning 3-2 tben losing 3-1, B.J. Prout, Paul Leclair and Daryl Wright scored in the 3-2 win wbile Brian Bryska,