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,EI Y, MARCH 22', 1978. WHITBY FREE PRESS ED L '1978 Firebird With 305,# V8, Automatie- Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Steel Belted Radial Whitew'aiIs, -Defroster, Floo'r Mats, Sport Mirrors, Body Side M oldings, AMI Radio, RalIy-> Wheels, and Floor Console. 36 Month NetLea'se 0* monthiy charge of $1 63.00 plus fax 0 4ç a kilometer over 70,000 kilomneters 0 customer-,to providle insurance, maintenance and replacement license plates. W. supply fru courtes y cars for ail leased cars. Cati: R uss Slugg w s SPEND .15'MINUTES. WITHI US TOMORROW, AND FIND OUT WHAT 15 GOING 1 ON,- IN DURHAM! Morning .Reports 6e20 & 7:020 WI..eather 1350 ,Sports and News TUE1 OSHAWA STATION Min or hockey round-fup A number of eëxhibition. Peter Pipher. gamnes were played in the MAJOR ATOM Brooklin-Whitby Minor, March 12 at Brooklin Hockey Association, during the, Arena, the Oshawa Littie NHL past week. The following is a Bruins defeated' Brookiin round-up of the action:- ' Homne Bakery 6-4. Brooklin March 12 at Brooklin Arena, goals were by David McWhrter; Mercury Auto Body of the, Bobby Kennedy, Rodney Minor Bantam -House. League defeated Mercury Auto Body of the Pee Wee No. 2 divisionn o 4-2, with two goals by Terry i o Mitchell and ý One eath- by Frank Todd and Mark Vesters. Iýýsng tam sorèr wer David Gallagher and Don Mac- p a ý Lellan. BANTAM No. 2 March il1 at Brooklin Playoff action continued Arena,_ Oshawa' defeated, last week in the Brooklin- Brookljin-Whitby 4-1 with'Whitby Minor Hockey As- goals by Bill Davis, Bill Kirk- sociation. The following is a' patrick, Anthony Van Den round-up of the scores. Vossenberg and Brian Vrie. MINOR.PEE WEE Jay, Martin got the only In the third game of a best Brooklin-Whitby goal. of five series in the Ontario MINOR MIDGET Quarter Final playoffs, March March il at Iroquois Park, il11at- Brooklin Arena', the the Commerce Capitals de- Ladies' Auxiliary team defeated feated Oshawa 9-6 with four Kingston Township 7-4 with goals each by Ron Burns and three goals by Joey Charlie Meitner and -oneý by Nieuwendyk, two by Gary Steve, Porter on Soccer' Council. Steve Pbrter, anactive memnber of the Whitby Minor Soccer Association,' bas been, elected to the Ontario Soccer Association council. 1Mr. Porter, who has coached for six ye ars, will be one of two representatives from the triapjgle-shaped area frmMississauga to Oshawa, and north to Barrie and New- market. He wvill be responsible for enforcing rules, regulations and bylaws in the area, and act as, a troubleshooQter for the Ontario Soccer Association. One of his most important tasks will be ensuring com- munications between the OSA and the Oshawa Central Ontario region. Raymond Ryan 'and ,Dave, Donaldson. In the fourth gamne, March 12 at Kiîngston, Whitby won the series three games to o ne, by' defeating 'Kingston Town- -Néewhook and Bil1y Chilton. MAJOR PEE WEE March il at Iroquois Park, the LASCO Steelers defeated the Don Valley Villagers 4.2 with two goals by Brian Hun- ter and on>e each by John By- berg and Andre Cadieux. hoickey f acti*on ship 4-2 with two goals by Joey Nieuwendyk and one each by Dave Sacko and Joey M cCullough.' Whitby now goes on 'to play, Barrie in the semi-finals. MINOR ATOM In the Round Robin Play- offs, March 12 at Brooklin, Markham- defeated Brooklin Concrete 3-1,, with Billy O'Meara getting the only Brooklin goal. NOVICE In the Round Robin play-, offs, March 8, at Stouffvîille the OPSEU Warriors defeated Stouffville 3-1 with -goals by Derek McCarl,- Blair Philips and Stuart Holter.x W arriors win Novicle tournament Thé OPSEU Warriors of the- Brooklin-Whitby Minor' Hockey Association won a Novice Tournamnent at Beaver- ton March l' and 12ý, winning ail four games. The first two games were shut-outs. In gamne one, the Warriors defeated East Gwillembury 3.0 with goals by Derek McCarl, Steven Brown and Dale Seto. In the-second game, the Warriors shut out. Lindsay 2-O with goals by Derek McCarl and Danny O'Connor. Terry Sawdon got the shut-outs. AMES PRENTICE, OPTICIANI 400-A DUNDAS ST. (AT KENT) 666- 1646 .WHITBY OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 8p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 pm. Fashionable Frame Shapes -are designed with varied facial structures in mid. Eyewear colours crate a smart, st>lish look ànOmWYOU CAN SAVE ON. BEAIJTIFUL-- ITEWEAR kLVAUAB E UP- CI n AE 20%' Off Ail Prescription Eyeglass Framnes 10% Off Al Sunglasses In the third, game, 'the 'Warriors edged Bracebridge 2-1 wi th -goals by Derek Middleton and Derek McC'rI.' In the final championship game,ý the Warriors defeated Oshawa Storie Park 6-1 with, four goals by Derek Middle- ton and one each by,. Steven Brown and Blair Philips. NDP wants teacher guideline answer The Durham. West NDP Riding Association is still wait- ing for a response regarding the teacher hiring guidelines from Durham Board of Edu- cation trustees serving Picker- ing, Ajax and Whitby. On Feb. 22 the following letter was sent to each of the trustees serving the Durham West area: "'At the Febusary 20 meet- ing of the Durham West NDP- Riding Association, a motion was passed unanîmously sup- porting teachers of the Dur- ham Board in the fight against the hiring guidelines recently, adopted by the Durham Board of Educàtion!" "The e xecutive was instruc- ted by the membership to write to ail trustees serving the Durham West area to express our opposition to the hiring guidelines and to seek an ex- planation for each trustee's support for the guidelines." "Your response would be greatly appreciated." Bernie Eînoff, president of the riding associationreported at the March 13 meeting that to date, none of the trustees has responded to the letter. The riding association feels that it is the duty of the trustees to respond when local groups or individuals request information froîn elected of- j Fm', .immmýý WIE 1 E