PAGE 14, WHITBY PME PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1989 Adam Foote ranked 24th FROM PAGE 13 early second round'selection in the June draft. While unaware of which teanis have shown an interest, he does have a preference towards the Calgary F lames. . They are a goiod Canadian hock'ey teani anâdthey already have a couple of Whitby guys (Joe Nieuwendyk and Gary Roberts),'" said Foote who plýayed with the Brooklin-Wfiitby miidget age teani last year. Other teanis in which he is interested include the New York Rangers and the New Jersey Devi Is. "It is faster and tougher up here (in the -OHL) but I'mhavin g a pretty good rookie year," said Foote. The only obstacle affecting Foote's chances in the draft is the play of his teani. M'ùny scouts will not get the opportunity to see him play because. the team may miss the OHL playoffs. But .Foote is hop- ing scouts have seen hini enough during the regular season to make a decision. He will have four years left in the OHL after this season but sees himself moving to an NHL team within two or three years. "I wouldn't mmnd playinqgin theé NHL or in the American League within three years, but .1I will have to see what happens." Foote expects a better season from the Greyhounds next year, noting that many of the players are in their rookie years. Saved! CHARISSA MORRICE (bottom left) makes a save as Henry Street High Sehool teammate Janice Smalley (right) looks on during a junior volleyball contest with Dunbarton last week. Vince Ohpreclo-Free Press photo Bs keep rolling on The Whitby minor peewee B hockey team remains undefeated in their round-robin playoff series after rolling to four more victories in play last week. ýWhitby now has eight straight wins, wîth four games remaining in the 12-game round-robin. Whitby is almost assured as one of the top- two tearns froni the round-robin who will nieet in the next round, a best-of-five to determnine the lakeshore east league representative that will face the winner of the west 7THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALUTY :7mD:) )0F DURHAM DURHAM Weight Restriction Regutations wilI be in force on roads under the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality of Durham effective February 27 to approximately April 28, 1989. Vehicle loacis are restricted to FIVE TONNES per axte in accordance with Durham Region By-Iaw Number 99-84. Signs wilI be erected on ail Regional Roads to which these Weight Restrictions apply. W.A. Twelvetrees, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Regional Municipality of Durham Whitby ~ Girls Softball MINO LACOSSEAssociation Regfistration for the Whitby Girls Softbali wil take plaoe At: Iroquois Park Complex 19 8 9 On: February 25th, 1989 from 10:00 a.m. unitil REGISTRATION2:0Pan AGES4-16March 4th, 1989 AGES4-16from 10:00 a.m. until SATURDAY FEBRUARY 18TH & 25TH 1OAM1lPM 2:00 p.m. LOCAT IONS: Iroquois Park Arena-Whitby Pre-registration forms Luthor Vipond Arena-Brooklin are available froin Chidrens Arena-Oshawa Wendy Drake 666-2038. Registration information: Tom Lewis, 655-4443 For further information, Ho use league coaches, managers and conveners required, please contact: For nfomaton aliDougImre, 55-866Joanne Johnston - 666-4055, For nfomaton aliDouglmre, 55-866Sandra Koisteren - 668-8425 or Posemary Theriault - 666-3636. LIGHTER AND MORE POWERFUL TAN THE COMPETIT ION, NOW THAT'S PERFOIRMANCIE -7 7hzLCn.iuTooIs available at:l9l:i TOOL SHACK TONCR 1543 Bayly.Street, Pickering 839-2364 Mon. - Fri. 8 - 6 p m, Saturday 9 - 5 pm Whitby undoor soccer January 28 st. Clairi Michael Baboach KInainen ShanonStephen BAY spors 1 Bay Sort. 0 Nichoiza edley Robin Crama sQuSrr Georga Col0. 0 Brock Hardware Scott Adammon 2 Andrew Ratchford 2 Ben Eye Shoe Cty 3 Almar Venture. IL Klokowml3 TORM1 Shoe City Brock Hardware Central Bakery Pringle Creek IGA G. Ciii' Barber Shop Almar Ventures Deille Produce Top 10 Sowm M. Klokowmkl J. GlDhrgham M. Schleiffer S. Adamao J. Evelyn A. Plactina P. friand I.L acroix A. Methven A. Ratchford PHEWE W T L F A Pta 19 10 12 16 16 10 14 13 9 14 23 6 10 16 6 1330 1 Jenuary 28 Real Madrid 2 Juventua (Chenker.) (MaatmeDa Mat Payne Marc Ptlce2 Stophen Toombe- (Bunny'. Caler.> J. MakIdnnon Brian Hea]ey (Mr. Submarune) Chria Theanpson 2 Sportlng LU"on1IBayera Munich (HiRare Centre> (Bluesea P & C J.ao Johnaon Dan simpeen Santos (Bunny' Caler.) Brianilealey 1 Juventua oMastmrche Mike Price 2 marc Prie Sean Plggot Chris rice L4verpool 1 Bayera Munich (Mr. Subinarine) (Blueme p & C) Michael Plwerka Paul Beckman 7 Anthony Mayer 2 (Brooklln IKinsmen) Blair Hardy Jonathan Dlamond SportngLimbon 4 (Haircare Centre) Doug Whyte Jason Johnson Chri. Moxley Derek Colocuonno Whitby ringette .pcnaored byBrooklnliions Club Februaiy Il Whitby 12 Oshawa 2 Caro Jamiesan 6 Krlatlne Saper 2 Kim Vanderlip 2 Paticia Godoy Krlutlne Johnaon - ponaored by Whitby g"o Br. 112 February Il Whitby 6 Miludaff 8 K. B. Chafloner 2 Jennl!&Htol Liua Drake Junioreoc - poriaored by Mida" Muffer January 16 Whitby 3 Ajax 2 bicole LeClar 2 Nancy McGreevy Januaxy 24 Whltby 8 Pickerinig 3 Nancy McGreevy 3 M"icl elair 3 Jennifer Drake 2 Bdi nff - sponaored by Pringle Creek Guardian Drffl Pebruary 12 Whltby 1 Ouhawa 8 KcamenClark - uponcored by BrwWkin Leglo. Ldy e Aux. February 12 Whitby 6 Pickarlng 2 Minhelle Dem 2 Um Vanderli Caile Osborne Tennis registration Registration for the Whitby Tennis Club will ho held Mon- day, March 6, 7:30 p.m. at Whit- ne y Hall, Iroquois Park. There wil ho no prior registration. A limited number of house league positions are available on a first-come besis. Metro Toronto league as the Ontario playdowns progress. On Feb. 7, Whitby defeateci Markham 6-1 for their fifth straight win as Wayne Primeau scored twice. Adam Parks, Andre Marois, Gavin Tackney and Paul Brooks also had goals. The next day, Whitby skated by Unionville 6-2 as Primeau scored three, Marois two and Brooks one. On Feb. 9, Marois had two and Brooks one in a 3-1 decision over Ajax. On Feb. 12 Whitby again defeated Ajax, by a 6-4 score. "We were a little sloppy in our last game against Ajax, but basi- cally we've been playing good, solid hockey," said manager Terry Hogan. Brian McRobert Primeau, Marois, Parks, Mar;k Vanderlip and Sean Gibb had the Whitby goals in the second win over Ajax. Solid gopaltending has been 9rovided in the series thus far by Steve St. Amand and Adam Clay, who alternate gamnes. Whitby has scored 46 goals while giving up only 10 in the round-robin. Mffter rink takes ladies afternoon spiel Heather Miller's rink won the Gus Brown Pontiac-Buick ladies afternoon ( second draw) bons- piel held recently at the Whitby Curling Club. SEE PAGE 22 BIROKLIN"WHITBY MINOR HMKEY ASSOCIATIONf ANNUAL MEETING of BROOKLIN-WHITBY Minor Hockey Association MondaX, March 27,51989 \/ itri3y H«-li (Iroquois Park) 7::30 I=e1" Ail proposed ammendments to the constitution must be received in writing 15 days prior to the annual meeting