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wHITBYFME PREMSWEDNESDAY» NOVEMBER 7, 1890, PAGE 31 CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WIB NOTICE 0F INTENTION Street Name Change The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to pass a by-law to chan ge the narie of Bradview Drive to Scadcling Drive. The chee in -street name will apply to ail of Bradview Drive on Registere Plan 605, as shown below. The purpose of the change in street name is to avoid anypossible confusion in name that might arise between Bradview Drive and Broadview Avenue. BoEiview Avenue is located on the west side of Powell Road, south of Bradview Drive. 1--- -1 <J1uiLL J-JL o<.wM ayTM The Planning and Development Commnittee of Whitby Council will meet on the evening of Monday, November 19, SM90 in the Meeting Hall of the Municipal Bilding, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby. for the purpose of, hearing any person who dlaims his or her land will be adversely affected by the by-Iaw. Any person wishingl to meet with the Committee is asked to advise the Town Clerk accordingly no later than Thursday, November 15, 1990.« Donald G. McKay, Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Roazi East Whitby. O ntario LUN 2M8 Phono: (416) 668-5803 Peewees win invitational Witby major AA peewees won the West Seneca 'Youth AAA Peewee Invitational in Buffalo, N.Y. over the Oct. 27 weekend. Whitby won four games and lost only one. 1 Wh"tby victories were 2-1 over, Regals, K-1 over Wheatfleld, and 1-0 and 3-1 over Rochester Amer'Cans. Barry Crawford was solid i net forWhtby. Baseb ail changes wanted Bantams cdefeat Markham ...... ... . I~I~LU t-, FROM PAGE 24 group who coach tegethier.! Donnelly says that, at firat, the executive was o pn to the s ufg- gestions offred the grou pbut later felt attack and harrassed by them. «Theaimst came about after a ceouple oif etters (written during the 1989 playoffa> which were scathing ýak on, the executive,» says Don2nelly. 'Tve been on the executive five r ears and maxiy 1'of us teok the letters personally. W. felt we've done. a Fg1ood job. They verýbally criticized the organizaton. «Initially we invited'them te join the executive.* 1 lîewent-onto-sale.that the -one quit hallway through the season because "somnethng didn't go his Athe recent annual meeting Pool and three other parents were voted onte the executive. There are hopes of mending the rift between the two factions te, the benefit of ail, especially the 1,400 kids who belong te the Whitby minoir basebal bague. aWeire al volunteers *and were one of the strongeat ora0= a tions in the Ontario Bsbi Association,»- says Donnelly. "Weve- had great success- with the basebail program and- have n othfingto'bho' ashamedof.'* «Thèrev's no bard feelings. We're aQ open-ninded people.. We wiUlworktot1eraiid sS i Ki FOO Q. Whitby County Town Realty minor bantam A teain played a winning gaine Oct. 29 against Markham. Although Markhain scored the firat goal within 30 seconds of play, Whitby quickly couterttcke wth a goal by Sean Gibb, assisted by Darryl Hurst. Captain Mike Lafranior» scored the next goal, on a great pass by Jim Brown, and Step hon Cooper, assisted by Sean Gibb, netted the third goal, ending the first period with Whitby leadingz3 - 1. Strong offensive -play kept the momentuma building during the second period as LÏ rai sc eorod, with assists by Dale Edwards and Christian Skalcher. When Markham rallied te socored a qwick goal in the last period, Whitby's lead narrowed te 4 -2, and the visitors hoped for a last-minute wi.n. Yot through aggressive teamnwork, Matt Muir and Brent Gies set up the home team's fifth ma scored by Eric Kirkwood. 5êgooltending of Chris Mace along with tough defensive play ultirnately frustrated the Markham teaxn. During the' gaines last few minutes, Lafranier captured his firat bat trick of the season, assista by Jim Brown and Christian Skelcher, cinching Whitby's 6 -3 victory. The teamn faces its next challenge in Buffalo at the Coca Cla tournament. WhitbyI figure skating club Tfr RMESIM OCT. il FIGURES PrdInonaiy Lynn WIte Uni Do&i Phir 4th HeutherFaust Meredith OjIbert Sth Iknya ClOuonS eUI HeutherLawlor 7th Un Fernlund PHLMINARY DANCE Canw4a Amanda Harding B&W B Mm Ho1ly MacMwrray Lynn Wlte michelle Ra1mtee Amandu ararng JUNIOR BRONE DANCE WMlOW Magie Hinkua vanem MBRoum Kelleigh Olduan SENIOR BRONE DANCE 14 Stq, Kraty Whitlok JUNIOR SILVKR DANCE Crime Stoppers and'Durham Reponal Police are asking fior the publicls h lp in soiving a lut-and-run accident wliich occurred in Osha-wa on Oct. 26. At about 4:50 a.m. adick-up truck bit a Camaro which was paredon imo St',opste 0736. The pick-up left the scene and headed sot MnSmcoe. The vehicle is described as a red pick-up truck with a homemade box on the roar. It was damaged at the front. The Camaro was"written off. The driver of the pick-up was describod as malIe, white, about age 40,dark hair with dark sideburns. Have you any idea who the driver was? Did vou ses the truck afterwards? Do you know where it was fixed? Yi o, you can ca Crime Stoppers. You'Il nover have te givo your name or appear in court. A cash reward of up to $1,000 is boing offered. The Crime Stoppera. phono nwnbor is 436-8477 that's 436-TiFS). Long distance cali collect.