WHiT.BY FREPeSPRFESS. , WEDNE8DAY,cJANUARY, 27,,1988, PAGE 23 Hardwork ayn"offor Ande'rson.hockey team- With a'à two-week break for j exama .cuérrently underway, Whitby's two high school hockcey te ,i are preparing for .their final ýgaines and then, the playoffs., Withtwo gaines remaining in theirregular season, Anderson is ooigstrong for the ,playoffs, standing. second in the league, on e point behind'Eastdale. S"If the id keep in mnd what bas got us here - hard work - we -will be alight,"i said Anderson coach Ken Scott. But the teaxn bas run into a snag. Two of their goalies have left the team. "One. dropped 'out of school and the other finished his semegter se we will have to go with Jeremy Stella now, " said Scott, adding hee bas complete confidence in Stella. "."He had an outstanding game in a -tournamient recently and now he will have the chance to do it ail," said Scott. Anderson next plays on Feb. 3 against first place Eastdale. 'We are going to get geared up for Eastdale. Wel play it like it is a playoff game." The teamn wiil finish the regular season with a game against Vanier.. As- for Scott's preference entering the playoffs, lie is not .High-school* hockey GEAW LW TPM. Eaatdale 12 10 1 1 21 Anderson 12 9 1 2 20 O'NeiJl il 9 2 0 18 o'Connor, 12 4 5 3 11 Henrïr 113 62 8 Ajax il 3 8. 06 Vanler 12 1 8.3 5 Harwood 12 1 10 1 3 Another win for Royale Wayne Middleton. scored twice and B lair' Gibson earned three assists as Hotel Royale downed Wood 4-1 in a Pickering men's hockey league game Jan. 14. Jamie Widawski and Dean Seymour had the other goals for the Whitby teain. HENRY STREET HIGH Sehool goalie Terry Sawdon makes a save during a meent game against O'Neill Redmen. O'Neill won 3-1., worried if bisý team is not in first place. *"q would be very satisfied to be in the top three." Henry Street Hligh School bas three remainng league gaines. They play. Denis OCÇonnor, Harwood and V.aier and coach Gord Brady would like noth-ing better than to have his team score some goals during those games. 'VWe are not scoring enougi," said Brady» adding the teain is lacking offense on both even High sehool senior boys b asketb al Tier One TEAM v W L FPT Ajax 5 5 O 35310 O'New 6 5 1 348 10 Bowmanville 5 4 1 289 8 Pickering 6 4 2 345 8 McLaugblin 4 3 1 204 6 Donevan 6 2 4. 318 4 Roberts 6 2' 4 307 4 Dwyer 6 2 4 334 4 Anderson 5 0 5 257 0 Uxbridge 5 0 5 212 0 Tier Two OshCentral 5 5 0 336 10 Brock 5 3 2 242 6 Henr 3 2 1 155 4 PortPerry 4 2- 2 230 4 Eastdale 4 2 2 191 4 Dunbarton 4' 2 2 182 4 Vanter 3 0 3 132 0 O'Connor 4 0 4 143 0 strength situations and power plays. "We have to start scoring some goals." He is pleased with his defence and especially the goaltending of Terry Sawdon. "He is an excellent goalie,"- said Brady. Henry Street currently is fifth in the division with three wins, six losses and two ties. 'I I RADIOS e* STEREO * TiAPE SYST EMS' 1CELLULAR CAR TELEPHONES, SALES e INSTALLATION. e REPAIRS AUTO ALARM. SYSTEIMS 668m2668 912 BROCK ST. N. (HWY.12) (SOUTH 0F ROSSLAND) ÀAUDIOrFOXO - [M fol,, I~ EVRYN -a 70 $50wJTG î mi m mmmm mu mmi mmmi mm1m2.m1m Frd1a audyMDNGT-ANSBd1:0 $10 EVR &$5T t00 M $3500OMJack GOts !éÇlean Surroundings/Air Changed every haif hour. 0 Dundas at Garrard, Whitby, just E of Thickson, N side, rear entrance ,trmam mimi mmmi mumi mm mi m mmi m 1- mmr It can simplify your life. Whether you're remodeling a kitchen or bath, refinishing a hardwood floor or removing wallpaper, renting can simpl.ify your life. You'Il be amazed at the types of home improvement equipMent you can.,rent.. f rom flôoor sanders to power saws from carpet cleaners to walI- paper steamers.* everythin g you need to get the job done. Discover how we can save you.time and money on ail your home care equipment needs. losascitfofi.# Discover renting and simplifyyour life. DURHAM EQUIPMENT RENTALS. 1230 DUN DAS ST. E. (Speedy Auto Plaza). WHIT1BY 668-0880 CUSTOM AUTO RAD 0