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Brooklin-Whitby Mino r Hockey WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1982, PAGE 19 -Victoria Park inms local tourney MAJOR MIDGETIJUVENI'LE: Wbltby Kinsmen ............ 5 Chris Williams 2 Doug Wilcox. Wayne Crasson Ian Porter Dan PalHister - Sbut Out Algoma Apple Markets....... 5 Greg Platt 4 Ron Burns Bell Canada ................ 1 Alex MacDonald Dave Griffen - Shut Out MAJOR BANTAM/MINOR1 Dom's Auto Parts ........... 5 Todd Crawford Randy Case, Shane Behan Kevin Toshingham Nevin Van Dreuval Whitby Weldlng ............. 5 Robbie Delong Allan Hishon Scott Myers David Westcott Renay Collins MINOU BANTAM: Roy'Is Enterprise ............. 3 Scott Thompan Chris Mealing Rod Moriarity Cheekers Variety ........... 5 Luigi Infusino Bobby Chow Brad Horner Greg MacDonald Dale Johnson MAJOR PEEWEE: Pizza Tree................. 3 Jeff White Brian McColl, Brock Kalef Mercantile ................. 3 Glen Gagnon Wayne Cornish Sean Bradley MINOU PEEWEE: Miracle Mart.............. 5 Percy Napper 3 Duane Darfman 2 Dwight Claxton 1 Dodd &Sauter...........4 Jason Smith Colin Melinchuk Derek Campbell Ian Williams Whitby Firefighters.......... 3 Randy Ward 2 Chris Lawes MAJOR ATOM: Kameka Shoes ................ 6 Derek Jones 3 Peter Defina 1 Gene Murree 1 Victoria Grey Trust.......... 2 David Publow Bobby Torrens Totten Sims Hubieki.......... 5 Craig Murphy 4 Glen Green 1 vs. 'McCormick Blades .......... 0 vs. Whitby Toyota .............. 2 Lamne Demoe Jay Martin vs. Gus Brown Pontiac ...........O0 MIDGET: vs. White Rose Crafts ........... 5 Gerry Murphy 2 Gary Bourke Glen Cottam Mike Donaldson vs. Kiwanis ................... 2 Jael McCullough 2 vs. Norton Insurance ........... 2 John Rainford Daug Macean vs.. Danforth Typewrfters........ 3 Scott Helmer 2 Wade Clarke vs. U.A.W.....................I1 Steve Hawkins vs. F.K.L. Manufacturing........ 3 Anthony Spellen Mike Turner Steve Nolan vs. Red Wing Orchards .......... 2 Scott McKenzie Paul Noble vs. Century'21 Gold Jacket....... 4 Scott Macintosh 2 Jim Fawcett Karl Elliot vs. Rted Wing Orchards Mark Peters Paul Noble ... .. . . vs. J&S Conàvenience ............. 2 Rick Townson Gregory Rennie vs. Midas.......................i Brian Thampsan vs. J&S Convenience ............. 6 Brad Moore -3 Gregory Renniei Ricky Townsan1 Michael Gagnan MINOR ATOM: I.T.T. Cannon................ 2 vs. Whitby Kinsmen............. 2 Phil Sauer Brent Knowles Adam Drew Scott Wood Duff's Towlng............... 6 vs. Brooklin Essa .............. 2 David Weir 3 Steve Barick 2 Derek Ainsley Grayson Hefford Danny Rivers SQUIRT: sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary Flyers...................... 4 vs. Wings ...................... 3 Cameron Pollard, 2 Brent Crawford 3 Zack Hayden Derik Scbram- North Stars................. 8 vs. Canucks.................... 2 Peter Allison 3 Geaf Caden 2 Kiley Moulton 3 Brodie Richards Ryan Donnelly. Bruins..................... 5 vs. Canucks ................... 2 Jason Redmond 4 Brad Wheelans Trevor Blimke Darryl Lennox Imbu«.............. le y .# Leafs. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .... Si~ot~usS &~henood Brian Mediero 4 Mattbew Hewitt Houseleague Playoff Scorebo ard 1 February 27 & 28, 1982 Earlier, Bramptan 's Steven Smith took the, Gore Award when be up- ended Andy Stark of Mississauga 9 to 6 in il ends. By RIMAS MIECIUS Good kids did some great curling at the Whitby. Curling Club last weekend and Erie Fletcher of Toronto was the best as his Victoria Park Secondary School rink took the Ontario Schoolboy Curling title. Fletcher, a dark- haired 18-year-old, downed defending champion Peter Mickus of Renfrew 8 to 7 in the final game ta preserve an'unblemished record with five wins against no lasses in the eight- rink double-knockout event sponsored by Gore Mutual Insurance Company of Cambridge, Ontario. The Victoria Park performance was a con- trast from what they did a year ago in the last provincial playdowns in Pembroke where the foursome sat at the side- Uines watching other rinks challenge . for the title after two straight losses. " The big difference over last season'-was that we gainèd a lot of experience," Fletcher said. "I've gotten used ta the pressure and im- proved my strategy. " Fletcher quipped, "The extra strategy cames easy to learn when you watch other teams f rom behind the glass like in Pem- broke." Fletcher credits much of bis success -to developing aggressive curling tactics similar ta those of 1981 Ontario men's champion Ed -Werenich, familiar ta Whitby curling fans througb his numerous appearances in the Sun Life bonspiel. "I like the game Ed- die plays because hie neyer lets up and is always tbrowing behind guards," Fletcher, who is caached by Guy Elliott, admitted. "lThat puts a lot of pressure on the other teams. "' The 'Victoria Park skip was forced into that type of offensive shoot- ing game early in the final against Renfrew. Mickus, a blond- haired part-time com- mercial pilot, drew ta an open bouse in the second end ta score four points and gained a 4 to 2 lead. But the pesky, deter- mmcnd rink didn't fold. "We had a tough time Soccer Club Registration ý é Saturday March l3th Iroquois Park Arena Lobby i -Whltby,Onai Any boy or girl between 7 and 18 years of age, who was born between Jan. 1, 1964 and December 31,1975. Senior girls over 19 years ot age, born in 1963 or before, will be reglstered at the above times as well. Fee: $20.00 per player or $40.00 per family wlth 2 chiidren or more. Late registrations are subject to a $10.00 penalty after March 31lst. REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER MAY 319t. One recent photograph plus proof of blrth (birth certif icate or passport) must be presented at time of registrat ion. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION YOU M AY CALL THE REGISTRAR, MR. KEN MARSH 668-3512. K&M CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS SprIng Fashion Scene Fashion changes this spring may cause you ta depend more on your drycleaner. The Stylish look has becomne tuiler and mnore 'textured, with lots ot detail. AIl of that means more care is needed ta, keep your clathes looking sharp. The biggest news is -that dress iengths have risen above the knee, and their waistlinee have drap- ped ta the hip. They are ruftied at the bot- tom, a look like that of the Flappers'. Tops are, longer and tuIler - hot items are the tunic and the blouson. Pants have aiea gatten charter; you'll be seeing cu- lottes, knickers and jodphurs. Bermuda shorts are back. Watch for crochet- cd sweaters; embroid- ered and emocked blouses; gathered, petticoat-like ekirte; -pleated and- crinkled looks. Seereucker le a traditional spring fabrlc that tits right into the new style. Corded and ribbed fabrice will be biq - including lustrous poplin. New colore this spring are spicey ones like coral and sattfron, and the dusky, vegetable Ca. lors of African and Ameri can Indian prin- te. Khaki - an Iran ian word meanlng 'duet- coldred" - will be a strong seller. As you go out shopping for the new looks, you can-teel confident that K&M Cleaners cari keep them laoking that good ail the time! came in* the nintb end. Renfrew had an adyan- tage it couldn't capi- talize on when Miekus blew a hit-and-stày shot, rolli ng his shooter in- consequentially out of scoring range, when he had a perfect chance to take two and gain con- trol of the game. Instead Renfrew tied the score at 7 ta 7 with onie point giving Toronto the hammer coming home. But Fletcher also began ta, feel the jitters and had to make a tough shot with bis final stone in tbe lOth.' Facing a Renfrew counter in the back eigbt-foot circle, Flet- cher made a delicate tap-up shot, his only op- tion, to push his green rock into the four-foot area for the win. "I was just warried about getting the shot past the guard since I knew I had the weight to make it," explained Fletcher. Backing up Fletcher were: vice-skip Shaun Everest, second Brian Lutber and lead 'Steve Johns. Fletcher reached the final with a semi-final 10 ta 3 victory aver Owen Sound's John Bittarf, while Renfrew edged Stuart Anderson of Chesterville 5 ta 3. Chesterville bounced back ta win the Gare Shield in the consolation final, downing Owen Sound 6 ta 4 in an extra end. Whitby Iroqî'uýols Saturday, March Bth 10Oa.m. - i p.m. Brooklin Commun ity Centre Brooklin, Ontario Swish Maintenance Racquetball League Week 6 In Jan. /Feb. Series STANDINGS: PTS. Dave Westlake/Bob Wheatley................ 59 Jim Parrott/Rick Aiston .................... 56 Bob Wagner/Bob Neild .....................*-51 Craig Sharp/Tom Dunlop .................... 50 Mike Ambler/Mike Patrick ................... 47 Bill Shtun/Rick Wilcox....................... 45 Ian McNamee/Paul Martin.................... 44 Pat MeNamara/Bili Calman................. 36 RESULTS: Singles: Wheatley Over Calman .......... 2-1- Sharp Over McNaniee ........... 2-0 Dunlop Over Martin........... 2-0 Shtun Over Ambler.............. 2-1 Patrick Over Wilcox. ......2-0 Parrott Over Wagner............ 2-1 Neild Over Aiston............... 2-1 Correction: Calman Over Martin ............ 2-0 Doubles: Shtun/Wilcox Over Ambler/Patrick ............... 2-1 Parrott/Alston Over Wagner/Neild................. 2-0 McNamee/Martin Over McNamara/Calman ........... 2-1 ÎA hancly new book by Sidney Led. sarn, author of the best-seiling *book, 'Teach Vour Child to Read lni 60 Days'. Heresabokn tener - . 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