WHITY FREEPRIME, VA AYJ 'OV1avM322,197&. PAGE I1 Local minor hockéy round- up.features plenty cf action in the past week The following is a round-up of the latest scores i the Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association: JUVENILE The CBC Builders defeated Cobourg 6-1 at Whitby, on Nov. 8 with four goals by Gilbert Niewendvk and singles by Keith Wilson, and Mike Evans. MAJOR BANTAM On Nov. 8 at Whitby the Kinsmen team defeated Peterborough 9-1 with two goals each by Paul Rich and Ed Svetek a.nd singles by Perek Kotyluk, iCharlie Mason, *Craig Siderewîco, Eric Pearson, and Jeff Ponaldson. MAJOR MIPGET On Nov. il, at Whitby, Fcrrco Engineering edged Oshawa Jacket Man 7-6 with two goals each by Darreli 1ll#agquiere, and Charlie Sun Life Bonspilel gets'under'w-ay Saturday, November 18 saw the beginning of the Sun Life Invitational 'ï Curling l3onspiel at the Whitby CurI-- ing Club. <If the first day of the competition is any indication of the type of play that is to be expected in the next two weekends, a great deal of excitement will be provided for the spectators. The two big winners of the day was Hon Manning's, team from the Terrace and Joe Jurowka's team, from Dixie Curling Club. Both won ail three 10 end games and will advance 'to the first event with a chance to win $3,000.00 In the 3rd game Gurowka came up against Wayne Steski of Guelph. The game was tied 6-6 at the end of the lOth when Gurowka's last rock hit and rolled out of the house. In the llth end he ,drew in to the house to beat Steski's rock by about an ince - an exciting way to win a game. Gary Rusconi of Humber Highland, had a dissappoint- ing day and. won only one game. Paul Savage beat his handily 8-1 after only 6 ends of play. Savage won his second" game againist' John Martin of Avonlea 8-3 and lost his 3rd to Ron Manning 8-7. Two game wInners for the day were Paul Savage, Wayne Steski, Ross Harrison of the Royals and Bob Charlebois of f)undas Valley. Scoring went as follows. In the first draw Paul Savage beat Gary Rusconi 8-1. John Martin, Avonlea won against Clark l3ullock, Richmond Hill 6-5; Annandale's Craig Garratt beat Hon Ennis of Whitby 9-2, Ron Manning trimmed Ross Harrison of the Royals 7-2. In the 2nd draw Joe Gurowka came against Earle Hushagen of Humber Highlands and won 5-2. Tom- Steen of Oshawa, in a wide open game beat Ken Thomp- son of Highlands 11-8. Wayne Steski of Guelph beat1 Bob Denney of Guelph 8-5. Charlebois lost to Bob Widdis of Humber Highland 2-6, In the second game of the first draw Savage beat Martin 8-3, Garratt lost to Manning 2-7, Rusconi, in a tight game beat Buflock 6-5 and Ennîs was beaten by Harrison 8-0. In the second game of the second draw Gurowka was victorious agaînst Tom Steen 7-3, Widdis was defeated by Dave Miller and Doug' -Clifford competes against B3arry Mitchell of the Royals and Jim Sharples of Leaside versus Shorty Jenkins of C.F.B. Trenton. In the 11 o'clock draw we find Bruce Munroe of London coming against Paul Kavan- agh, Derek Patey 'of the Board of Trade takes on Hon Cameron's team of Whitby who consist of Pave Werry, Mary Sawchuk and Bob Ruddy. John Luke, Oshawa meets Larry . Snow of Humber Highland and Doug Palmer of St. Catherines will batatle Ron Wills of Orillia. Curling on. Sunday, November -26 will be Jim Lyle of St. Thormas, John' Puguay, Glendale; Paul Purves of Guelph; Pave Velanott of Hlighland; Bill Cornish, Port Perry; Bill Creber, Annandale; Wayne Oats - Brighton; Jim Hindorff, York; Ken Kozlik, Avonlea; Clayton MacKay, Whitby; Hon Pa tton, Royals; Paul Featherstone, Fenlon Falls; Allan Brown, London; Carn Bogie, Mait- land; and Cam, Davidson of Guelpli who was beaten by ,Lou Dugre of Roundel C.C., who becamne the Sun Life winner of $3,0O0. The public is invited to the Whitby Curling Club to view superb curling. insmen hockey team wins one and ties one in KingstonMajor Bantam'tournament The' Brooklin Whithy Minor Hockey Association's Kinsmen team won one game at the Kingston Lions Major Ppantam tournament. held at Kingston Nov. 10 to 12. In the first game, the Kinsmen defeated Ottawa South 3-1 with goals by Charlie Mason, Derek Koty- luk and, Craig byclorenko. In the second game the Kinsmen tied the Don Milîs Flyers 3-3 with two goals by Jeff Donaldson and one by Ed. Svetek. Derek Kotyluk got two assists. In the third game, Ottawa East defeated the Kinsmen 5-1 .with the only Whitby goal by Brent Slichter. -- - - - -ý ý RESTAURANT & TAVERN ICHINESE & Canadian Food PROUDLY PRESENTING OUR INEWI.Y EXPANDED SEAFOOD & STEAK HOUSE SPECIALTUES COME, LET US PAMPER YOU IN ORIENTAL TRADITION... ILUNCHEON...DNNR...COCKTAILS BROOKUN OSHAWA 0 DNE NM TAKE OUT 3 CATERUNG 105-107 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY .IUST SOUJTH OF 4 CORNERS IWUAYT U I lef s MLS. i I I I I I I I I I Il Meitner, and singies ny Steve Gallagher, Mike 18e;ir and Hon Burns. BANTAM NO. 2 On Nov, il at Whithy thé Whîtby team tied Port Perry 2-2 with goals by Kine Keenan and Waine Missel- brook. PEE WEE NO. 2 In an exhibition game at 1B'rooklin, Nov. 12, Mercury Auto Body defeated Oshawa 1>ank Construction 4-2 with two goals by David Galla- gher and singles by Kevin Tushingham and Steven Guy. MAJOR ATOM At Brooklin, Nov. 12, Markham defeated lprooklin Home Bakery 5-4. The Brooklin goals were scored by Grant Reveler (2) and, Greg Dewitt. MINOR ATOM In an exhibition game at Brooklin, Nov. 12, B-1owman- ville defeated Brooklin Concrete 6-2. Brooklin goals were by Steven Hawkins and' Danny O'Connor. MAJOR PEE WEE At Oshawa, Nov. 12, LASCO Steel defeated Sports Villa of Oshawa 5-4, with two goals by Joey, Nieuwendyk and singles by Gary Roberts, Pave Donaldson and Joey MCulough. NOVICE At 1U'rooklin, Nov. 12, the OPSEU Warriors' defeated 1-1ay Ridges 4-3 with goals by Jaan Luik, Michael O'Meara Panny Prati and Jay Summers. MINOR 1B'ANTAM At. lowmanville, Nov. il, the (>ptirnist- Interna- .Ioastied tiowmanýville 2-2 wilhi goals hy Jeff Hanley andl LesSinden. MINoRi PEE WEE At Oshawa the Ladies' Auxiliary team edged the Kirk Spur Canadlians 4-3 with two goals hy Ilill Kellestîne and( singleýs by David Me-Whiter and Grant Camp- bell. -, At 11rooklin, the Ladies' Auxiliary team tied Oshawa Central Sports B,1lack Hawks 4-4 with three goals by David McWhirter and one by Grant Campbell. In an exhibition game at 1Bkrooklin the Ladies' Auxil- iary team dcfeated LNHL Canadian Tire 9-1 with four goals by David McWhirter, two by Grant Campbell and one each by B-1illy Chilton, Tom Clark and Billy Kelle- stine. De THAPAR Denture Therapist 214 Ducidas St. F., VWmuLiY 668-7797 HOU RS Mon. - Sat. & Evenings By Appointment OnIy THANK YOU CITIZENS 0F WHITBY 1. wish to express my siicere appreciation for the support and enthus- iasm of ail those people who worked with me and voted for me i'i the reoent Municipal, Election. Sincerely, ROGER J. 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