Minor atoms on a. roli Whitby's Hanet Plastics miner atom A team bas now gene sovon stralght games without a loe. Aftor wins over Anrora and Woddbridgo the toani playod an exhibition gaine against Oshawa's LNHL Black Hawks and had a convincing 7 - 1 win. Scoers for- Whitby wero Bertt MacRury witb two goals, Stacy Bremnor witb two goals and one assist, Paul Cbornobay witb a goa and an assist,. Neil Donlkald witb a goal and an assist, Drek Ackfcrd a goal and an assiet, Sammie Scbeoe*rs, Jason Hunter and Justin Torry with two assises each. Single assiste went te, Evan Cardweil, Joeh Huethor and Matt Foran. lI regular season action against Barrie, Whitby sbowed one of their bout efforts of the seaaon witb an 8 - 4 win. Scorers in this contoat were MacRury with two goal andtwo assista, Ackford =at agoal and two assiste. SingIe talles went te Ryan McArthur, Scheee adFeran. Chipping in wthr on stwas'Bremner. Whitby oerried the strong werk ethic into their next centest and came away- with theïr beet gan of theseason, downing Ese Guflimbury 4 -0. Glas is afrom te usmplisabest fingedies snd, odac as of imsOn.trohismkei ntrey100herblceasn recyclble, oreer iWethe glrass camonystainrourdisardm crushe, it avrtualgetrndPcedrits atrlste aeeady mmto. Cons sm tmersGlas ebs alysbeeninr the glas recylong business and are now making major efforts and capital investments té support the recycling movement. Currently, Consumers is recydling 25 per cent of alI container glass produced in Canadta - over 200,000 tons'annually. It wants ta recycle much more glass. The company is committed to achieving a 50 per cent or better recycling rate by the year 2000. This objective will be reached through the expansion of curbside collections in cities and towns across Canada and through ectucational and promotional programs. "Glass Works" is a new video from Consumers Glass which explains the types of glass that can be recycled and underlines the importance of each individual's contribution to the recycling movement. This video bas been produced in two versions; one intended for the general. public and the other for organizations and individuals performing recycing. The il 1/2 minute public version, 'Glass Works - The Story of Glass Recycing,' outlines tbe evolution of glass as one of the earliest materials manufactured by man, and illustrates how it can be recycled by householders to make new containers. A longer version, 'Glass Works - Glass Recycling Tops and Techniques,' gives more detailed information on color sorting of glass, and recycling methods. *The new>ideo is part of Consumers Glass' on-going prograin intended to enable householders and recyclers ta become more knowledgeable about the types of glass that can and cannot be recycled, and to increase public awareness of the vital part it plays in the success of curbside recycling programs. Mosthlbraries now.have a selection of tapes for their video users. Ask your local library if they have obtained t bis tape. For $16, a copy of 'Glass Works' may be purchased by contacting: Roger Adams, Consumers Glass, 777 Kipling Ave., Toronto, M8Z 5Z4. RECYCLER'S TRWVIA: The energy saved by recycling one glass bottle will light a 100-watt ligbt bulb for four hours. Scorers in this gaine were Huether witb two goals, and singles going te Neil and Foran. Assista went te, Ackford, MacDonald and MacRury, al with one "ssit each. the gltending tandem of Scott Wle and Phillip Greonan bad their firet ehutout cf the soason after playngorne great goal.t Whitbynext travel% t Mrhmand skated te a 1 - 1 tie. The lone scorer for WVhitby was Ackford with assiste te McArthur and Foran. lI the seventh gaine of this streak, Whitby was bock borne te bout Bradford and carne away with a 5 - 3 wixi. Whitby scoring was by Scheepers, two goals anid one asset, Evan Cardweil a goal and two assista. Single goals were scered by Huether and Ackferd. Chipping i witb one assiet eacb were Terry, Neil, Hunter, McArtbur and MacDonald. Whitby heads te, Buffalo next weekend for their first teurnarnent of the year. Whitby edgead in season opener Whitby's Home & Rural Appliaxice petite A ringette teain epened their season on Oct. 27 ith a 2 -1 loue te Port Perry. Port Perry oponed the scoring and Whitby replied with a goal by Jennifer Penney, assistod by Ellen Johnson, in the firet period. The gaine featured ne more scoring until the final minutes ef the second period when Whitby was sbortbanded by two players and Port Perry gained tholead. Whitbyr will play Scarberough- N's liMlvern on Sunday, Nov. 4. Foster wins medals Whtb/s; Tiffani Foutor camne away wth three medals from a. figure skating compotition beld li Hamilton last weekend. Foster won a gold and two bronze modale li the Hamilton Stoney Creok Invitational. She won a gold modal li the bronze artistic category. Her two bronze modale came in the pro-noviceb category figures anid free combinod, and m the novice elemente. Fouter alec won a silver modal in a recont figure skating com- pettio inAmherstview, near WIIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1990, PAGE 23 For the first turne ever, Crime Sto)ppers programa acrose Southorn Ontario have joined toge r tr tack don a criminal wanted by numerous police forces. Since May of 1989, the sanie mani cornritted- over 20 arrned robberxs,from Windsor to Oshawa anid we are now aakng for the publices assistance li apprehending this bandit. Locally, on June 27 at about 8:20 a.m., the suspect walkod into a National Trust branch located at 32 Sirncoe- St. S., Oshawa. He pulled a silver-colored handgun and demanded cash. He then left through a door on the west side which eisted onte the rear parkcing lot. Again, on Sept. 18, at about 8:05 a.m., the suspect walked inte the Toronto Dominion Bank at 455 Simncoe St. S., Oshawa and went to one of the wickets. He again puiled a gun and demanded cash. This time he eited by a- rear 'door which opened onte, the east parking lot. The suspect is described as maIe, white, age 30 te 40, six feet in height, :slim build. On one occasion he bad a beard. On both occasions, he carried a bag or satchel over bis sboulders. A cash reward of up ta $1,000 is being offered for information leading ta the arrest of this person. Callers neyer bave te, give their names or appear in court. The Crime Stappers phone number is 436-8477 (that's 436-TIPS). Long distance cali collect. WHTBY LTD. 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