PAGE 26, WEDNESDAY JULY 10, 1985, WHITBY FREE PRIiSS How Whitby won the "Super Series" By DOROTHY MEHTA As reported last week the Whitby Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association were the proud winners of the Hamilton Super Series. To win this prestigious title, points are accumulated from a round robin playoff. The W.G.R. midgets won their champion- ship, to get into the finals they played three games, tying one and winning two. entering the finals on the strength of one goal. Game one against Kitchener ended in a 4-4 tie. Game two was a 7-3 victory taken fromn Burlington and in the third game, Whitby downed Six Nations 17-4. The final champion- ship game was played against Brampton and resulted in a 10-7 win for the Whitby midgets. Scoring for Whitby in the finals was Greg VanSickle and Steve with single goals netted by Steve Dyment, Jeff McComb, Dan Mc- Comb, Wayne Cornish, Rob Metcalf, and Rich Dyment. Excellent goaltending was at- tributed to Chris Fowlie and Dan McWhrter, who shared the duties. The Cheekers Variety bantams won two of three games. Game one was a 3-9 loss against Burlington. In game two Whitby edged out Hamilton 8-7 and won the third game against Brampton 8-4. The Ban- tams were eliminated from the championship game on goals against averages. Adam Foote and Todd Wilson accumulated four goals each over the weekend, Jeff Whittle and Chris Tucker netted 3 goals each, Trevor Rands added 2 goals and singles were scored by Brian Munro, Chris Vanclief and Mark Ain- sworth. The Brooklin Kin- smen novice flew into the finals with three straight wins. The first Sunday July 21 ALL DAY- game agaînst Burlington proved to be the toughest resulting in a close 5-4 win. Whitby downed Peterborough 16-2 and went on to beat Spartans with a 9-4 score. The championship game was played again- st Six Nations and was a very exciting tense overtime battle, which ended in a disappointing 5-7 loss for Whitby. Wayne Primeau and Steve Taylor dominated the scoring with 8 goals each. Scott McDonnell added 6 goals, Shaydon Santos netted 4 goals, Jimmy Brown, Fraiikie Lowe, Mike Massey and Rohan Mehta scored 2 goals each and Michael Burrows added a single. The tyke Redmen won one of three of their games, but had two close calîs with the lost ones. Game one was lost to the Spartans 5-6. The tables were turned in game two against Peterborough with a Whitby victory of 8-4. Another close game for the tykes was a 5-7 loss against Kitchener. Shaep show & shearing demonstratlon, Light horse show, saddle bred horsea, Open pony & horse show, HoskIns musical rida, On. man band, midway, Olde tyme f lddler's contest, Norlhern Ont. Musemobîle Final chsmplonahip hast for Demo derby ~* THE CORPORATION 0F THETOWNOFWHITBY N THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, ASO.1980, c. 337 AND IN THE.MATTER 0F THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO NOTICE 0F INTENT TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to designate the property, lncluding lands and buildings, at the foliowlng municipal address as property of hîstorlo or architectural value or Interest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Acf, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337. Jacob Bryan House 300 Byron Street South Whitby, Ontario REASONS FOR DESIG NATION 0F 300 BYRON STREET SOUTH Historical The house was built In 1862 by William Dunkiey for Jacob Bryan Jr. He was a hotel keeper ln Whitby, having owned at ditf erent times, the Ontario Hotel and the Royal Hotel. He aiso served as Whilbys Chief Constable ln the 1870's. Architectural The Jacob Bryan House Is a good exampie of the "Regency Cottage" style. The house Is one storey with the characteristic hip roof but contains no specificaiîy "Regency" details. The paired brackets under fthe eaves, the buff brick quoins and voussoirs, the six over six sash and the door- way with rectangular transom and side ighls are ail fealures which were common at the ime but al flot "Regency Collage" in form. The later enlargement of two windows and the addition of the front porch have been carried out in a com- patible manner and enhance the houses design. Any person may. before August 2, 1985, send by registered mail or deliver to the Cierk of thé Town of Whitby notice of his or her objection 10 the proposed designation together wlth a statement of reasons for the objection and ail relevant fadas. If such notice of objectIon is received, the Councli of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby shail refer the malter 10 the Conservation Review Board fora hearing. DATED at the Town of Whitby this 3rd day of July, 1985. Donald G. McKay Town Cierk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossiand Road East Whilby, Ont ario Li N 2M8 Phone: (416> 668-5803 Opening Speclal - Midway - Al Klds rides 1/ prîce f rom 6 p.m. on Sunday aflernoons 12 p.m. -5 p.m. KIDS for $8.00 you can ride the midway as oflten as you want. HELD UNDER THE AUTHORITY 0F A SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT Friday & Saturday Eveninig * Don't Miss The-* DAIRY OUEEN EATING COMPETITION Sponsored by Dairy Ouen Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Dundas St.. Whilby LOCATION- GARRARD RD. Just North of Conlin, Whitby N foi moreIOflltion e,,,4T,Ol CALI 655-4287 or 655-3962 FAIR WEEK f or the tykes were Derek Wright with 12 goals, Bryan Power and jeremy Brown netted two goals each, Brock Heron and Gavin Prout added single goals each. The W.G.R. inter- mediates reported two game scores played over the past two weeks. Game one against Caledon was played at Brooklin and ended in a big win of 12-4 for Whit- by. Chris Ainsworth net- ted 5 goals, John Pfeifer, Fred Luke and Terry Willsher added 2 goals each, with a single goal scored by Chris Lepine. Game two had a dif- ferent ending, a loss to Whitby against Mimicu of 4-13. John Pfeifer scored 2 goals for Whit- by, with Terry Willsher and Brian Trakken ad- ding 1 goal each. In zone play, Brooklin Kinsmen novice won a one-sided game against Scarborough 16-0, giving goalie Jamie Hogel his second shut- out. Whitby goalscorers were Mike Massey with 5 goals, Shaydon Santos with 3 goals, Michael Burrows and Matt Sorichetti netted 2 goals each and singles were scored by Jimmy Brown, Frankie Lowe, Rohan Mehta and Don- nie Wilkinson. EDITOR'S NOTE: Dorothy Mehta te the public relations dîrector of the Whltby Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association. C#ARLE? Charlie made the right decision and has gane ta Dickson Print- ing & Office Supplies where he can browse in a reaily pleasant atmasphere. CA j S .,:.: 63 96 W.G.A.A. SOFTBALL Standings as of July 5 MITE DIVISION Bailey Pharmacy.......................... 15 Pioneer Interiors ..........................il1 National Trust ............................ 10 Midway Motors ............................ 8 Whitby Fence.............................. 6 Bell Canada ............................... 6 Dodd & Souter............................. 4 Mr. Rent Al ..............................O0 SQUIRT DIVISION Pizza Delight ............................. 18 West Lynde C.A ........................... Il Loveil Drugs .............................. 9 Tri Air Systems............................ 8 Speedy Auto Glass.......................... 8 Dynatech.................................4 Perry House............................... 4 NOVICE DIVISION Lions Club ............................... 17 Molly Maid ............................. 14 Brooklin Legion ........................... 13 Scotts Colonels............................. 8 Henry Buildal ............................ 6 Rotary Club ............................... 6 Kinsmen Club.............................. 2 BANTAM DIVISION Group 74.................................14 Triex.................................... 12 Touch of Class............................. 8 Joannes Flowers ........................... 6 Kiwanis Club.............................. 2 SOPHOMORE DIVISION Please Save & Recycle ..................... 10 Fleming Realty ............................ 6 Mercury Auto Body......................... 2 Principal Air Service........................ 2 Resuits of Games Played Week Ending July 5 MITE DIVISION Pioneer Interiors..13 National Trust...12 Bailey Pharmacy .... 29 Mr. Rent AIl..... 4 Midway Motors ...15 Mr. Rent Ail..... 8 SQUIRT DIVISION LovelI Drugs ......O Perry House ......O Forfeit Win Forfeit Loss Pizze Deight ....23 Tri Air Systems.... 9 Dynatech ......... 20 Speedy Auto Glass . .. 19 LovelI Drugs......24 West Lynde C.A ...24 NOVICE DIVISION Lions Club......... 27 Kinsmen Club ...10 Henry Buildal...17 Rotary Club ....15 Molly Maid........ 26 Kinsmen Club......8 Brooklin Legion ...44 Scotts Colonels...20 Scotts Colonels...28 Henry Buildal...21 BANTAM DIVISION Triex............. 20 Touch of Class...10 Joannes Flowers..10 Touch of Class.... 9 Triex............. 13 Kiwanis Club.... 4 SOPHOMORE DIVISION No Scores Reported DRAPERY CLEAN ERS SPECIALISTS IN DECORATOR FOLDDRYCLANES SHRTLAUNDERERS *ALL GARMENTS INSURED oREPAIRS & ALTERATIONS *20% OFF ALL DRAPERY CLEANING *OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY aPROFESSIONAL STEAM CAR PET CLEANI OSHAWA 3A-500 ROSSLAND W. WHITBY 104 728-8900, 668ul1778WU OSHAWA- WHITB3Y E=FAI - JULY 18, 19, 20, 21 Thursday *p.ning Ceremonies Juiy 18 *,D.molilon Derby eBîingo & more Friday 03 p.m. - Womens Building, JuIy 19 tlowers, mldway 96:00 - Tractor Pull, Bingo, Concessions, Cake Auclion, On. man band, midway, Antique tractors, Northern Ont. Musemoblie & more. Saturday -1 p.m. - Studio dancers Juiy 20 performing arts 92 p.m. - Baby conteat e4:30 p.m. - Horse Pull »6:30 p.m. - Demolilion Derby KI-#--