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PAGE 18, WIIIBY FREE PUBSS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1889 Heard students 5thl 1Oth Kathryn Jones of F.M. Heard Dbl school ran to a fifth-place inish for mite girls at the Cana- dian cross country champion- ships in Etobicoke Nov. 5. She was com peting as a mem- ber of the Durham -X-L's team. The X-L's won first place overal in tyke boys, tyke girls and bantam boys was secon d in mite boys and girls, and third overal in bantam girls. Elyse Sorichetti, also from F.M. Heard, f»inished lOth among mite girls. Tyke girls saw Kristen Low of Pringle Creek corne in l6th place, while in tyke boys Christo- pher Coleby finished 31st. In bantam boys, 'David Lylyk from Leslie McFarlane finished 11th.> "Even th~ough our season s basketball DMVWMAAA W L F A PM5 Dwyer 7- 0 463146 14 o'NeilI 6 1 414 141 12 HoMUr 6 2 M53298 ý12 Pickering 4 4 M 0368 Dunharton 4 4 369 416 8 Anderson 3 3 300 25D 6 Ajax 3 5 285 3M 6 McLaughlin 0 7 192 333 0 OConnor o 7 6428 0 over, we ended it on a positive note by not falling gracefully to Pickering, as many thought we would." If we could play a couple more games it Would be visible that we were an improving team». Hawks&&areq defeated in LOSSA Pickering edged Henry Hawks 19-13 in the LOSSA junior foot- ball final last week at Civic Fields. Henry had ousted O'Neill Red- men 18-6 in the LOSSA junior football semni-finals at Eastdale CVI. .Henry's points were racked up by Nathan Currier, Andrew Bur- ton and Steve Malanka. The outcome of the final game was decided in the closing minutes on a Pickering long pass. Pickering was undefeated dur- ing the regular season. Inthe first haîf Henry squan- dered scorin g opportunities in Pickering's half of the field. "Our team proved a lot in the last few games and our 3-3-1 record doesn't really explain how good we were, but we were better than our record states, especially in the last couple of games," said coach Dan McCluskey. NOV. il Grant Sauter Scott Young Nov. 4 Gae 41 Whitby NOV. 5 Gamo #2 Shutout - John Hymns o -MFMmi NOV. 5 Whitby Shutout - Bian Harnluoe Mines Baetain"A . upcnared by Ca~ Nov. 2 Whitby JimJ.ebold 2 Brandon Wahl 2 Dan Hymns KyleLapRg Nov. 2 Whltby Davld Ki*rynaki Nov. 4 Whit>y Sean MacRuîy 2 Kylo Crouch 2 Shutout - David Chant Jeffery Jackson Whfthy NicholaOwen Kylo Crouch Robert Lalonde Mark Unwin Richard Mace NOV. 9 Whitby 7 Ouawa Denny 5mai 2 Brad McNaughton Kyle Crouch Sean MacRwy RobertlAleonde Nichalea Own M[ajarNovim 'O - -- oct. 30 Whithy Michael Foret Bcbby Scltt Paul Heinrich Jan Huntor Shutout - Evan Johngeo Erie Carter Nov. 4 Whitby 7 Markbam 4 Omhawa 0 oahawa NOV. 5 Whftby 2 Paul Hdnriàh E. Seheqier 5 sSabaeugh O rmiUOiW4b(à Dmek Young 4 Paul Booke 2 Ada Por Puni Dllen 3 Aax wri, BeTo kmin Nov. 10 wbuty PaunBrook! D«&ekYoung Chnia 81cme 0Whltby 2 Wayne Primneau 2 6 Ouhawa Bomanvffle Nov 9 Whb *, 8 Pickerlng Ryan McArthur 2 - qieneeulby Naa Aluminum Nov. 4 Whitby 2 Miarkham Androw OUun K.dith Mresu Nov. 5 2 TannerWeatB2 Nov. 11 Nov. 12 Evanitamura 2 Picearng OCt.6 TrevorStanlng UnlimylE. Ttewnat Oct.7 Whltby B Ciyton StIar 2 Mike Briinger 2 ScottJeuff Whltby O Sautant - BrianMiaregor Wexfonl Unlonvoml Oct. 8 Whltby 1 Orangevme Treaonlng Whltby 1 Fetrborough 7 TrevorStmening 9 Plckerlng Oct. 19 Whitby 6 Makm Ciyto. Stiflar 2 Peter Main.* Mfikraflrillinger Oct. 21 Whitby 1 Ouha s 4 Trevor Btonnlng Oct. 25 Whitby 4 Rohoter 8 Ciyton Stifar 3 MakSholte. 2 RysDonn* 1 Krpto Fruohauf - uemeed by PrecmIdo Ltho hlc. Uudhi" GIana Bept.23 whitby Mark Scheltes SepL t.2 whatby Mike BrMfinow 2 Oct. 29 Whltby 6 Etobicoke 5 Trevor Stening 2 Mark Schltes 2 Peter MaRies Je«Therne Scott Juxnm2 TravorStomng 2 M&O Goode Dmnd Siva Unieivfl 6 Oahawa lmbrBo T.wrmm Oct. 28 Whltby 4 3 111ke Brfflinger 2 TrovorSonn )lar&Schiltas Whihy Jeif Thens Poterborouh 1 Mbroak 4 Potorboough 4 xhimIkGaie Nov. 1 2 Whltby 1 Port Perry 3 Trevor Stenlng Nov. 5 Whitby 1kv. merdail 9fmfl enneUy 2 Poterboough 3 4 Wiliowdale 5 Whltby 7 Pickering 2 1kv. Bava a 1kv. maniai M1ke Moson Glen Roerte TravorStenng xhitnG 3 Port Hope 6 Whltby 2 ()"awu Trevor Stenning 1kv. Marchan 65 Indoor season underway The club sB2Sond Whitby Iroquois Soccer began another winter of indoor 8Scer on Waiters conduets coachiîng clime Tony Waiters, Canadian national soccer team coach, was guest instructor for the first soc- cer seminar at Soccer City in Whitby on Nov. 4. Twenty-six coaches from Dur- ham and surrounding regions received instruction from Wai- ters, who has coached the Cana- dian '84 Olympic and ý'86 World Cup teams. H-e showed coaches how to teach soccer skills to:ahl ages of boys and gîrlsl in a way they'Il enjoy and underètand. The Pickering 14-ye4r-old rep team and coaches wýere also among those, on bandi to absorb some of Waiters'expertise in bahl control,'-passing -and defensive positioning.,* Waiters is the author of books for différent age groups and vari- ous levels of-soccer. "The future for soccer in the Durham Region looks very pro- mising as it seems to be popular, and good. facilities- are neces- Saturday, Nov. 4. The indoor soccer season will run, from November through ta, the nmiddle Tfhel club uses both Leslie MacFarlane public school and Anderson CVI from 9 a.m. ta 6 p.m. on Saturdays as their two locations for bouse league games. Both the club and the Durham Board of Education emphasize active community involvement within local schools. This year the club bas 250 registered players, both boys and girls, from age 5 ta, 15, participating in bouse league soccer. The club also features an internai organization of parent Win, tiee for under- 12 s The Whitby Parkview- IGA under-12s got off to a very slow start in the indoor soccer season, but have since corne back with a win- and atie. Whitby got by Oshawa Turul 4-2 on Oct. 31 and then tied Guildwood 6-6 on Nov. 7. Jamie Newell, Armando Sub- rizzi and Christopher Finnie have helped to improve sceoring, while netminders Jamie Nisbet and Finnie have combined in net to reduce *goals against. Graeme Whytec bas been strong defen- sively. volunteers who act as head conveners, diviSional league conveners, referees, house league coanches and select coanches. The club emphasizes important concepts of skcill -development, sportmanship, equal play, folowing of rules, friendsbp and enjoyment of the game ini their house league aictivities, as opposed te the mere idea of wnlng. The club alo featured a coacbing dlinic on the first Saturday. Zoltan Baranyi, an ex-professional soccer play and coach, provided coaching skxlls for house league coanches and parents. Baranyi stressed the need that parent coaches should learn soccer sIlls by learning as students of soccer themselves. Participants of the free clinie were poided with a boolet of helpfulsocer drills for new coanches to use in their house league activities. Whitby indooer soccer Unmo-1O Raop Whity 4 Piùuming 9 Michael Mages2 Cliff Coppohno Toeiy Chii"rli. Whitby hockey Minor Men 'A' . uponaed by pampt Whitby 2Oahawa 2 - uonood by M & M Meat St&e E&M tGwfllnmuaY Toenu Poterborogh 1 O.ha . 5 i oct. 18 1kv. SBava 3 AN Clayton SuEur 2 kdulfm Guitam Nam 1k" bd Mike Bfflngar 8~ ~~ Beevhl 8 1) Manai 2 E. Gwilbuty O A No.2 unty Town Raty hbc.WMie ye 6 Pickering 2 Adampâiks MilaeNovloe 'A' -ponaored by KidihCrnuch CO= 1 Oahwa 6 Nov. Il Wbitby Andre Marcka 4 hau O Cleyten sWflar PDuer Mia Oct. 3 Whitby Dm 8Siva 2 M)rk SciltS O mhWa 3 NOV.? CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY REQUIRES A TAX COLLECTOR (MANAGEMENT) The Corporation of the Town of Whitby is currently seeking qualif ied applications for the above Management position in the Treasury Department. QUALIFICATIONS Community College Graduate or completion of a recognized accounting course at an intermediate level; demonstrated computer literacy and pupervisory skills; a minimum of three years, directly-related experience, preferably in a municipal tax environment; completion of post-secondary management courses and the Association of Municipal Tax Collectors Certif icate program a definite asset. POSITION SUMMARY The Tax Collector is responsible for t he supervision of a staff of f ive engaged in the collection, and reconciliation of municipal tax, and general revenue billings. The Tax Collector will monitor the relevant computer applications for the tax and revenue billings, and recommend amendments as required in accordance with legislat ion and the changing requirements of the Municipality. HOURS F WORK Normal off ice hours, plus additional hours as may be required. SALARY Salary subjeot to skill, ability and qualifications. Please forward a detailed resumne indlcating education, experience, references, etc. prior to, Fniday, Novemnber 24, 1989 f0: Personnel DepartmfierfU The Corporation of the Town,,of Whitby 575-Rossland Road Eas WHITBY, Ontanoéý UIN2M8 NOTE:. We thank ail those persons who apply, but advise acknowledgemeflt will only be <,nwred to those applicants who are invited I for an interview.