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PAGE 30, WIB AtomS, Sti .l unbeaýten An undefeated season? That'a what. the Whitby Raty- can Financeial major atom A team is aiming for after wins in ther firtlgames. As the halfway -point of the hockey season. approachea, the Wib team bas, outscored ouppon ntGB-17. - . OnNov.13 Witbydefeated Pickering 8-3: sparked by thà offence of Mike robertson, Mark Haynes, Brian *Vinent, Darryl Lewis and Steven Death. ,t .fwas much dloser on.Nov. l as Whitbyedged Ajax 3-2. Chria'ý Kerr -axid'Dani Ricica 'were strong defesiel in front of goalieTommy.-Lawaon._ SLawson got the shutout in a 6-0 win over Newmarket on Nov. 9.0 .Whitby dominated ini a 12-2 romp over Richmond Hill Nov. 6, with the lin. of Matt Capson, Cote leads Garnier toÃ" in Ecole Secondaire Charles Gar- nier 4ae y two goals from Joel»Cot, defeated Hairwood 4-2 li the new high achool junior hockey bague. Dariiel Ens and Stephane Giguere: also scored 'for, Garnier i the rough contest, ýthat Saw one Harwoo-d player ejected for figting. Chris Hardy and Ken Sayean soored for Harwood." TIhe junior league is for players aged13 tol 6. l'strai-ght victories Belamy-Whitby major AA novices are unaaten -in il gaxnes so far in the York-Simcoe Wtby -hs scored 56 goals anid allowed only six. Jefjack- son and David- Chant provide the strong goaltending. on defence -are Milce Heffering, David Ditt- mar, Andrew Marshall and David Kb ski; centre, Matt Jardin, Nick ÏOwen and yan B4oyd; wingers Sean Hayes, Marc Làamers Kyle Crouch, ctt Beegan, Jucfd Stevenson and Mike Hamilton. ~ THE CORPORATION 0F ~ THE TOWN. 0F WHITBY Public Skig Clunoellat1ons1990 m- 1991 *PARKS AND R ECREATION DEPTU, Fr9aNovomber 23 Bunda, Novomber 25 = N& vFébsuary 1 4, àyMarch 24 LUTHER VIPOND MEMORIAL ARENA Saturday, Novemnber 24 LVM Lmst publie skating scheduied wviliIb. Sunday, skate from &00 p.m. - 9.45 p.m. 8:00 pm. - 9:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Mardi 31, 1991, adui 'VýAN i& TRU Accessories & Installatio IRV PICK-UI *VAN INTERIORS * RUNN * TRUCK CAPE Mon.-Thurs. 9-6. Darryl Lewis and Brian Vinent accounting for seven goals, six by in xhbitonplay on Nov. 3 Whitby edged a AAA.team fromý quinte 6-.Goaltendera Joah Evans and Ljawson for Whitby were; outatnding. The two teains ma ,agunmeet in aNiagr .Fll, .Y turam No v. 23- 25. club miembers wan divisions The YMCA Whitby badminton club continued its season with wins xi the B and C divisions at the Napanee invitational tournament Nov. 10 - 11. Rob Adair and Hilda Danforth laeed first in the nixed doubles B dvision, defeating Linda Smith (Durham) and 'Rob Stewart (Pâte). FinishÏng first ini ladies doubles C were Peggy Moore and Judy Palmateer who were winners over Vicky Prout. and Linda Elliat (Belleville). lI the B division, Hilda Danforth (Whitby) and Marg Smith* (Durham) finished second, bosng utto Linda Smith andJan ricks(Durham). Whitby. froquois indooer soccer No.17 W.Blzuda 1 N.ýYrkRôck»t@ O Mahtthew Rase Motrua Spra O Van. 86%na Claran fumpumn 4 ËamlL Stea 1 iEdin. tckrnan 1 SQLU TIm ti Nov. 17 Brock Gobra" 1 ghad a Bad Bowan Kl Mur"ak DrooklinNIA 1 i Dy Sa Dwek NwM c. PaulGrohla2 Thruwq Mufl 2 Cathrim Caughu SteveraGoodfelow Prinla C. IGA O Hair Cars Centre 5 Aloi Richardeau' 3 Jamlo Cawoy 2 Mitchell Lnm. Dald Crabbe 2 caca 2 J.r.ny Tara matthow Douglas P41.CdnL a& 2 Do a W sld2 St. Cair Paint 1 CodaMai Car>. 8 Nul Hubley stevlu Poeto Jomithaeindr AIMU Nov. 17 fi Ro#4al i pb 4 JohnGillnEhns Suln Nlcota BA&. Daner 5 Dusin Nasaker M. Kkowdkl3 «0 MSue StrIpe 3 Danlel Mttln 2 Doi.Chuat osor.DaIiI d21fl«Brown O Patarflafoth 07 Marom 1i010owidte Nadu lloylo mattbavMcGra4 fil1I EDlamond 2 MAlrow Drake Ma2rok àwu Nov. i7 Godffia Seve.Glbb iranm e.m w-cg-L«M An drnM mamiaistu SJasktar Jo. Dlamo.d 4 OmarElbatry2 San plggt Jaum Dykdtm Andr.w 1m w- MSimmlag Redrvara 2 Gouahn JuifPolad ma at DuekCouwnn -ue-'~ Aman"e subrimi 4 2 Cholrda Lmi Bitbottem LeimMCbokltik Ney. 17 03Gold aS"UOngu S JolU" lins V. McJAS8 DavlildHanm #i Red Paul Finadae .JonlferJeeu. stemiumc Chrls athoefad Arthur Whlely es Marom Kawk DWB" v2 smwnDeverli Ja aRadinan KgltianWIuIolek lm p Mayer J. van Du voni Kym ahan lDeen 8 MW MueB ChraTremblq83 Mawn Balnuy 2 Lu Van V.gh Tweermsoff-t--tro----t--- The Whitb~y tween A ringette team in off te a strong* start, winnng their first three league games. lI their opening game, Erika Rodnigues reoredthe ahutout by blankfing the home team rom Ajax 4 - 0. Megaxi MOIIb Janet Emshaw, Erixi Camr n Krisfine Soper played exceptionally well to limit Aja-de their four goals. I their second match, Whitby met a competitive team from Markham. Once aan a defenaive focus by the entr team fimited the visitors te just two gS. Whitby took advantage of tleropportunities bat. in the gaeto count fi ve. Andrea. W.bnyJennifer, Drummond and Julie Rowland layed a tremeniDu, two-way gae.te spearhead the victery. In the third gwe against their crosa-town rivales from Pickering, Whitby again wore their opponenta down te slip bythe visitera 6 -2. Jennifer Heryhad a strong game., setting up Carol Jamieson and Annis for the bulk of the scoring. Juniors edge Makham The Whitby junior B ringette team, sponsored by Haybocka- Reinax Summit Realtyr, defeated Markham 8 -7 on Saturday. .Natasha Carter 'had a strong game with five goals and ona asqst, Sandra Grafe had two goals anid-on. asst and Michelle Theîiault had one goal. Kim Mathl*s, Kara Easton and Kelly Julie SekyO game. Whitby now bas three wins against one bos for the season. Petites over Oshawa Whitby Home & ]Rural Appineptt A ringette team defeateWdOshawa N'a 3 1 on Sunday, Nov. 18. Whitby opened the scoring in the firat period on a goal by Jennifer Penney, assistéd b Ellen Johnson and Lara Hugel. Penney fired her mseod goal, assiated b~y Mlinda' Mantle, while Samantha Sheppard potted axiother goal for Wlntby te bring the score to 3 - O going i t the second period. Assista on that goal went, te Danielle. Bleau and * Usa Corcoraxi. A good defensive effort by Janice Foot, Melanie Davis, Mantde "xd Hu.gl kept Oshawa te a minimum cf one goal. Whitby's neit scheduled gamje is on Dec. 8, 1:15 p.m., at Iroquois Park, against Barrie. layed a strfl oxilOafl paàces Spetite Lions I il II ING BOARDS * BUG SHIELDS S * BOX LINERS ;Fr1. 9-99 Sat. 10-3 OSHAWA -5%94868 *MMMUMmMUMUU Anigéla Pobaxid aoered eeven' goalsas Whitby Lions defeated ja 13-5 i arptite B ringette game on Nov. 1& .Poland abso had three assista., Stacde Beetham and Lisa Van- derlip each scored twice. with sgVea te Sarah Larocque and Karyn Peacocke. Poland scored- three goals i a 6-4 wixi over Markham on Nov. 17,.. Larocque, Peacocke and Beèiharneach scored a goal. NOV1.CIces win easily On Sux iy, Nov. 18 the Whitby. novice, I ringette girls defeatedRidchmoÃŽdHlll 17 -3. Shandi Wittbe and Kéri-Lynn Smith scored their llrat goals of the seasn. Colleen Ackford and Jeéa-W Hmý-worke4 -wel together and scored a few goals.