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WH1TBY FRE PRESS, WLvov.ÂY. NVRMRRR i Tee Fyre to prorm in Chamiipions on Tee sholw Whitby's Ice Fyre precision teamn will be part of t h e ya1 Bank Champions on Ice show at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium on Saturday, Dec. 9, 7 p.m. Feature performers in the show, from whicb local figure skating clubs will benefit firom the proceeds, wiIl be 1989 world men s figure skating champion Kurt Browning and 1989 world bronze medalist Grzegorz Fuli- powski. Also performing will be mem- bers of the national team, includ- ing world pairs teamý silver medahists Cindy Landry and Lyndon Johnston, Diane Takeu- chi Norman Proft dance team MeIanie Gaylor ancâ Lee Barkell, and; 1989 Canadian dànce team bronze medalists Joanne Borlas and Martin Smith. Another local performer at the show:wiIl be Andrew Pi inffton, 10, of the Uxbridge ;Figýk Skat- in&gClub. Tckets, $15 for adults, $10 for children and seniors, are avail- able at the Civic Arena office or cal 723-5162 to charge. Team razses funds for trip The Whiby'e Fye senior precision ating team, 988 and 1989 national champions, con- tinues to hold fundraising eventsC to pay for expenses of an upcom- ing trip to Sweden, to compete in the first international precision ice skating competition of the year. The club, with Bernard Boyce as fundraising chairman, bas organized -concerts, garage sales and bake sales, and sold fire starters, made of wax and wood sbavings, to raise ftunds. The team, coached by Cath Dalton and managed by Sandy Johnston, consists of 32 mem- bers, aged 14 and over. Tey will travel to Gotenburg, Sweden to attend a Dec. 28-30 international competition. They wiIl again compete in Finland on Jan. 5and 6. MeGliis3rd Christopher McGill of the Whitby Figure Skating Club fin. ished third in pre-novice men competition at the Sun LIfe Eas- tern Ontario sectional champion- sbips beld in Brockville on Nov. 16-19. The finish allowed him to advance to the Eastern Canada divisional championshi-ps to be beld on Jan. 10-4 in Wood- bridge. Jason Collier also of the Whitby club, finisbecf first in the finals. But as a competitor in the juvenile invitational, he will not advance. Tara Black from Whitby fin- isbed third in pre-novice ladies A, flight two. Tammie Hodgson, also of Whitby, finished second in free- style. Tammie Barkley of Oshawa came in fourth and will be accompayng McGill to the divi- sional c mpionships. Silver Stick starËts Thursday Whitby will be host of the international AAA silver stick - -tournament Nov. 23-26 for minor atom, minor peewee and minor bantam teams from the U.S. and Canada. Games- will be played at the Iroquois Park and Luther Vipond Memorial arenas. Qtpening cere- monies tomorrow (T1iiursday), to begin at 7:30 p.m., will feature local celebrities and Whitby's Ice Angels (novice) and Ice F'yre (senior) precision skating teams. Teams from Chicago, Detroit, London, North Bay, Toronto' Sault St. Marie and Windsor wili compete in the tournament organized by Gloria and Del Rints of BrooklinfWhitby minor hockey. Whitby's minor atom team will take on AAA clubs. Minor peewee and bantam AA teams, including those from Whitby, will compete in the regional silver stick tournament, to be held at the samne time as the international silver stick. North Anierican finals will be beld in February at St. Clair Shores, Michigan. DOUG McKAY (shown above) of weiser fishing-series who won a Whitby didn't win the boat, engine weekend in Toronto. A Toronto resi- and trailer, but he was one of 12 dent won the boat. regional winners in the 1989, Bud. Tournament Win for Whitby Whitby M&M ýMeats minor atom AA hockey team allowed only one goal as they ýclaimed the championsbip in the 'recent East Gwillimbury tournament. In their tîrst ganie against Markham, Whitby was led to victory by Chris Kerr and Jason Hotchikiss. Brian Harrison put forth a strong game in stopping Markham on the few scoring opportunities they had. The second game, against Scarborough, featured fast skat- îng and hard hitting. Whitby took an early lead and neyer looked back. Bryan Crouch, Mark Haynes, Daniel Thorne and Darryl Lewis sparked the Whitby attack, while Arron Bryant and Donny Campbell on defence belped netminder Josh Evans secure the shutout. The win put Whitby in the cbampionship final against the bost East Gwillimbury Eagles. In the final, Witby took on East. Gwillimbury. It was bup and grind in the first period, Novices take consolation The Wbitby major novice B team, sponsored by Highland Van and Storage, won the con- solation trophy at the Fenelon Falls tournament.last weekend. The first game against East Gwillhmbury was very close, but Whitby bast 4-3 when East Gwil- himbury scored in the last minutes of the game. Goals for Whitby were scored by Jason Hunter with two and Sammy Scbeepers with one. Ass- ista were recorded by Paul Matu- siak, Andrew M ueller and Michael Feret. Whitby complained about the officiating of the game, and Whitby refused to continue play until the referees were changed. T'he change was made and play resumed. In the second gamne against bost Fenelon Falîs, Whitby won 8-2 witb a bat trick from Schee- b ers, and singles from Jason unter, Bobby Schlitt, Paul Heinrich, Mueller and Feret. Assists were tallied by Feret (3), witb Schlitt, Mueller and ýShane Neil each getting one. Whitby won the third gamne in the last minute of double over- time to scrape past Cobourg 8-7 to win the consolation tropby. Goals were scored by Hleinrich (3), Ryan McArthur (2), Schee- pers and Neil. Assisting on the goals were Schlitt (4), McArthur ai d Heinrich (2) and Scheepers. with both teamns not, wantingto make any.early mistakes.The second period saw Whitby gain a bit more control with fine -efen- sive effort fromn Campbell, Bryant, Bryan Denyes, and Danny Ricica, with some sounid goalkeeping from Harrison. In the third, Whitby's offenoe came to life with bard work and hustie from Daniel Thorne Lars Clay, Bryan Crouch, Mark !layes and Darryl Lewis. Arron Bryant received t1 .a most valuable player award. 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Goals were scored b y Debbie Scheepers with two, and singles knocked in by Diane Trafford, Tink McKaq ue, Sheryln Poland and Bey W il- liamson. Wvhitby took on "London in their second game drawing a 6-6 tie. Scheepers bad three, McKa- oue and Trafford had one and Helen Page scored the other goal. [n game three, they faced Scar- borough, losing 7-3. Trafford, Poland and McKaque each scored for Whitby. Whitby met London in a tiemi- final game, winning by 6-3 count. Williamson and McKaue each p tin two, with Tra ord and Polan d putting in one apiece. The final game, a rematch with Scarborou hsa Whitby faîl 4-3. Ail- of* itby's goals came from Sherlyn Poland. Whitby ladies edged 4m3 in ringette final W7 WHMY FM PRESS# WEDNESDAY. NOVEMER 22. l9ffl- PArlr qq 1