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*PAGE 24, WHFTBY FIREE PIRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1989 Vikings to celebrate 3Oth year Oshawa Vikings rugby team will tour Fiorida in M arch to celebrate the team's 3th anni- versary year, 1989. Vikings will play teamns from Tampa Orlando and St. Peters- burg àiuring the March 11-19 tour. Vikjgs wiIl have three senior teams in 1989, tiree junior teams and the over -35 teamn. The over-35 team wiil take part in the worid XL tournamnent to be heid in Canada in Septem- ber, featuring 35 teamis from al Anyone wanting to play rugby can contact Jeff Moskaiuk at 666-4556 or Mike Stone at 1- 263-8192. Certified coaches and parent volunteers are also wan- ted for the junior programi. Paul Connelly received the Tom Olinyk award as most valu- able player for the senior Vikings in 1988. Dave Gifford won the Chris Krause award as most valuabie club member. Peter Ciayton received the Graham Hewitt award as most promising new player. Most valuable junior players were Cam Brown and Gareth Pettigrew. The cap tains' award went to Greg O'Connors (first 15) and Brian Brittain ( second 15). Art Cullen received the Runes award. Mike Stone is president of the club, with Stu Craig vice pre- sident. Lakefield rink takes bonspiel A Lakefield rink won the Per- kins Paints trophy as champion in the ladies two-lay invitational bonspiel at the Whitby Curling Club Jan. 11-12. Members of the winning rink were skip Linda Parcels, vice Sharon Y aie, second Bey Kuyle and lead Phyllis Hamilton. Runner-up was the Oshawa rink of skip Rita Wrubel vice Donna' Mayer, second Linda Stewart an lead Darlene Jen- kins. Consolation winner of the National Trust prize was the York club rink ofskip Beth Vernon, vice JoanneBoam second Arlene Wilson and lead Marg Cole. 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Whitby then got by the home team, Scarborough Sabres, 4-1 as Durham hîgh sohool basketball (as orfjan. 11) Mle One G W L F A P Aa 560 357 248 10 Pickering 6 4 1 299 264 8 O'Neill 5 4 1 317 293 8 Bowmanville 4 2 2 248 220 4 Dwyer 4 22 241 240 4 Henry 3 12 M3 182 2 Port Perry 4 1 3 234 237 2 McLaughlin 4 13 228 256 2 G.L.Rob~erts 3 0 3 114 184 0 Brock 5 0 6 266 214 0 TIoe 2o Donevan 6 6 1 293 243 10 Otonnor 3 30 175 156 6 courtice 5832 272 249 6 Uxbridge 3 21 157 144 4 central 3 12 120 134 2 Andermo 3 1 2 14 172 2 Varier 4 1 3 166186 2 £sait" 51 4 173 236 2 Dunlartosi 2 02 70 0 Stevi (juoper anrd Darren Paq uin scored. Wxford again proved too much in the ch ampionship final coming from behind in the final minutes to score three goals and steai the titie from Whitby. John Lawior, Wye and Daryl Wright scored for aiby. Mike Lafrenier and Matt Muir, who had both been sideiined for a month with injuries, returned to action in the final game.