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FOR ALL TOU'R'CAR NEEDS NEW &,USED- SALES, SERVICE CAR SALES 9 -9 M'on. PARTS- E - LEASING &,DAILY'RENTALS HOURS: thru Thurs. PARTS &,SERVICE 117:30 a.m- - 9:00 .m. 9 -6 Fr1. Aon. .-,Thurs. 9 -5Sat. 9-5 Fr1. The following is the latest round-up of ail-star scores in the Brooklin-Whîtby Minor Hockey Association: MAJOR ATOM At Brooklin, 'the Brook- lin lome Bakery team tied Ajax 2-2 with Brooklin goals by Grant Reveller and Greg Roberts. MINOR ATOM At B rooklin, Nov.' 5, Brooklin Concrete 'Products trounced Ajax 6-1, with two, goals each,,by Derek Middle- ton and Dean Vanderlinde, and ,singles by Derek MacCarl and Corey Witkow- ski. Whitby broke the game open, by scoring five unanswered goals. MAJOR BANTAM At Peterborough, Nov. 4, the Whit by Kinsmen defeated the Peterborough McDonalds 9-2 with two goals each by Ed Svetek and JEÇff Donaldson, and singles by Kerr Kingston, Derek Kotyluk, Charlie Mason, Paul Rich and Craig Sydor- enko, MINOR BANTAM At Lindsay, Nov. 4, Lind- say shut out the Whitby Optimist International team 1-0. In an exhibition game, the Optimist team shut out Ajax 5-0 at Ajax Nov. 5. Andre Cadieux scored two goals and singles were scored by John Byberg, Richard Daley and Brian Pratt. The Whitby shutout was shared by Kurt Mitchel and Bob Rints. In, an alI-star ageme at Brooklin Nov. 6, the Optimnists defeated Cobourg 7-3 with four- goals by Andre Cadieux 'and. singles,'by Glenn-BuÏtler, Paul Neumnan and Brian Pratt. MAJOR MIDGET At Whitby, Nov. 4, Lindsay defeated Ferrco Engineer- ing 3-1, with Mike Brear scoring the only Whitby goal. -At Peterborough, Nov. 5, Peterborough defeated Ferrco Engineering 4-2 with Art Johnston and M ike Brear scoring the Whitby, goals. MINOR PEE WEE At Bowmanville, Nov. 4, Bowmanville defeated, the Ladies' Auxiliary teami 5-1,' with Stephen Clancy scoring the only Whitby goal. At Br'ooklin, Ajax defeated the Ladies" Auxiliary team 6-3, with David McWhirter, Keith Fairman and Tom Clark scoring the only Whitby goals. MAJOR PEE WEE At Peterborough, Nov. 4, LASCO Steel defeated Peter- borough 2-1 with goals by Joeyv Nieuwendyk and Joey McCullough. J'oe y McCullough also- picked up *an assist on the other goal. At Whitby, Nov. 5, LASCO Steel defeated Peterborough 7-2 with two goals by Gary Roberts and singles by John Allen, Dave Donaldson, Joey Nieuwendyk, Dave Westcott and Gord Van Kessel. NOVICE, w s SPEND15, MINUTES WITH US TOMORROW AND FIND OUT WHAT IS- GOING ON IN DURiIAM0 Weather, Sports and News pb IS FUN AND FITNES Y OUR RACQU ET???, The Durham Squash and Fitness Club provides an opportunity of a lifetime ýin two areas of fun and fitness. Momhrshlp Inte club providos: *4 SQUAS COURT *FfTfMM-FACILITIES *PRO SNOP *UCENWD *SAUNA ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER 0F MEMBERSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE. REGISTER TODAY!! OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. 1450 NPOSSRE WHITBYg MOfARI At Ajax Nov. 4, the OPSEU -Warriors shut out Ajax 4-0 with two goals. by Sean Whitehead and one each by Jaan Luik and Todd Wilson. Trevor Anyon got the shutout.', At Brooklin, Nov. 6, Oshawa defeated the OPSEU Warriors 6-1 with Jay Summers getting the only Whitby goal. At Peterborough, Nov. 6, the OPSEU Warriors defeated Peterboroughi 3-2 with two goals by Jaan Luik and one by Todd Wilson. Bonspiel * beglns on, Saturdjay One of Ontario's, premier curling bonspeils, the Sun Life Invitational, gets under- way Saturday 'morning at the Whitby Curling Club. A total of 64 rinks will vie for $12,000 in prize money with $3,000 going to1 the winner. This season will mark the 12th, year of this bonspiel, formerly known, as the Ontario Dunlop Bonspiel. If tradition remains the same àis in the past, the eventual winner will neyer have won the Sun Life be fore although three defending champions have reached the finals. Former winners of this bonspiel include Earl Hushagen, Earl Morris, Ron Northcott, Alf Phillips, Jr., Bill Creber, Ted Brown, Bruce Munroe,. Bill Kent, Alan Coomb, Doug Grant, Earl Morris, Jim Sharpies. LourDugre, from Ottawa, wînner in 1977, will be back this year to defend bis title. There will be clubs repre- senting Durham Region in the Sun Life, 3 from Annan- dale Pickering, 1 from Port Perry, 4 from Oshawa and 4 from Whitby. Winners of the Dawn Spiel held November 4 at Whitby were Don Jenkins' rink from Oshawa and Ronnis' team from Whitby. Both teams, by virtue of winning, the Dawn Spiel, will gain free entry into the Sun Life. Representing the Whitby Curling Club will be Charlie Fisher, Ron Camteron, Clay- ton MacKay and Ron Ennis. Competing from Anandale is Bob Fedosa, Craig Garratt and Bill Creber. Out of Oshawa Curling Club is Tom Steen, Bob Walker, John Luke and Rich Vesey. Denney, Barrie; Bobý Widdïs, Humber Highland, Joe Gurowka, Dixie; Bob Charlebois, Dundas Valley; and Wayne Steski, Guselph. Other dates of competition is Saturday, November 25, Sunday, November 26, Friday, December 1 and the finals will take place on Saturday, Dec. 2, 6:30 p.,n., where the eventual wlnur of the Sun Lite wlil be dote,. Minor hocêkey round- up MORNING REPORTS 6:20 &'7:920 1 c Ïpi . 1