PAGE 16, WHFBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDA'4NOVEMBER 23,'1988 Whitby hosts silver sticek1 The Iroquois international silver stick tournarnent will be held Nov. 25, 26 and 27 in Whitby for niinor atom, minor peewee and minor bantain teams. Thirty-seven Canadian teams and seven U.S. teams will compete at Iroquois Park and Brooklin's Luther Vipond arena. The Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association sponsors the tournainent, with Del and Gloria Rints as tournamnent directors. Teains will compete in both AAA and AA levels in minor peewee and bantam and in AAA in minor atom. Whitby will have teains in minor atom AAA, minor peewee AA and minor bantam Whitby minor bantams begin action against Georgetown on Friday at 9 a.m. at Iroquois Park (pad 2). They will later play, at 5:30 p.m., against Hamilton, in Brooklin before their final gaine in the preliminary round on Saturday at 8 a.m., at Iroquois Park (pad 1) against London. Whitby peewees begin play on Friday, 7:50 a.m., against Cedar Hill, at Iroquois Park (pad 2); their second gaine is at 4:20 p.m., against Waterloo, in Brooklin; their third game is on Saturday, 4:30 p.m., against Streetsville, at Iroquois (pad 1). Whitbv atoms first play on CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WHITBY You are Olympic Summer invited ta a reception in honour Athletes who participated in Olympics in Seoul, Korea. of Whitby's the 1988 DATE: Wednesday, November 30, 1988 TIME: 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Council Chambers Whitby Municipal Building 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Corne out and show your appreciation of achievement. For more information caîl Parks Recreation Department, 668-5803 ext. 229. t his and CHARMAINE NELSON (left) of the Henry Stret High school senior girls basketball team, reaches for a loose bail durîng a game against O'Neill in the first round, of LOSSA action last. Tïmeresti*ctlbonWhitby Timeresricionhouse ~wi ~urn ~1'leactue aUjFjiit7utIii ) Li iiilu For the first fime in Ontario, curlers will be faced with a time dlock when they compete in the upcoming Ontario Sun Life Invitational Bonspiel to be held at the Whitby Curling Club Dec. 1 to 4. The dlocks will be used by the Ontario Curling Association (OCA) at the Ontario playdowns before the Briar (Canadian final), and according to Sun Life chairmnan Rob Morton of Whitby, this was an opportuntiy to introduce the players to the clocks. While a final time limit has not been set, Morton says a gaine wïIll be limited to two and a haif hours to three hours in duration. 'Last year's final at the bonspiel went three and a half hours. That's a ridiculous amount of time," says Morton, who is returning for his fourth teri as chairmnan. He says it has not been decided if the dlocks will be used just for demonstration or if a penalty will be assessed to any teamns going- over the time limit. "Even the penalty is still in the air," says Morton. He says the OCA will supply the dlocks and personnel to monitor them while the com- mittee staging the bonspiel will be in charge of telling curlers they are out of turne. Morton says the time luit is needed to maintain curling as a spectator sport. While he says a ti.me lmit should speed up, the game, he warns it could also remove spectacular shots that can occur in curling because a team has run out of time to plot a strategy. It will make it a slightly different game," says Morton. Ail participants have been informed they will be faced with a tume humit. Among those expected to attend are 1983 Canadian and world champion Ed Werenich, 1897 Ontario champion Paul Savage and Rick Bachand, winner of the Sun Life bonspiel in 1986 and runner-un in 1987. 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