WHITBY FREE PRESS,.WEDNESDAV FERRARY 1. From page 16 __ Brookli*n-Whitby hockey scoreboard Brooklin Sports ...... .. 8 Chris Vanlle ............. ... 3 Jason Collns ...............3 Martin Kehoe Chad Harey .'Miracle Food Mart . .. .2 1 Jason Yeu Ron Kapuaclnskl Note: Game defaulted in MlracleFaod Mart IWA Local 2-242 . 3 Shawn Keogan ............. 2 BilleJohnston Brooklin Sports.... 3 Chris Vanclief........... ..2 Kevla Rowland BANTAM Brooklin Concrete ... 4 Smiling Drillers . 2 Sean Steele ScotFalrbrother...... 2 Dwlght claxtoo John Blckmare Rlck Belernm Submarine Fair...4 U.A.W. Local 22..O Steven Sajo Mike Tretter Mike Hated Robert Horan Shut-out: Dave Macrae MIDGET LascoSteel......... 4 H &B Signs.........O0 Greg Clark Rlch Dyment Doug McLean .............. 2 Chris Gurd Shut-out: Glen Min Sungold............ o J UVE Century Home Video ........ 2 Jamie Shaw Gary Mark Scott's Chieken Vinla ... ..... ..5 Local man appointed to DIRHA Mr. Joseph Neal of Whitby has been appoin- ted to the Durham Regional Housing Authority, Minister of Housing 'Alvin Curling announced today. MW. Neal, a lawyer, will serve as a provin- cial representative on the nine-member authority that manages Ontario Housing Cor- poration's 1,276 assisted housing units in Ajax, Beaverton, Bowman- ville, Cannington, Oshawa, Pickering, Port Perry, Whitby and Uxbridge. The federal, provin- cial and municipal goverrnents nominate individuals for appoin- tment to the housing authorities by provin- cial orders-in-council. The province appoints the housing authnrity chairman. The day-to-day management of OHC's 84,000 housing units is carried 'out by local housing authorities, although the primary responsibility for assisted housing SMr. Curling said: "By volunteering their time ,4o serve on the local hlousing authority, pvaecitizens such as Mr. Neal are helping to fensure that Ontario's assisted housing program is sensitive &and can respond to the V ed fthe many Scommunities lt serves. " The Durham Regional Housing Authority manages 911 senior ctznassisted housing low-income familles. The authority also provides - housing for physically, develop- mentally and *psyciatrically han- dlcapped persons who are capable of living on thelr own. Warren EUila............... 2 Greg Davidoon Steve Guy .................3 jlm perrin BANTAM U.A.W. Local 222 ...5 SmilingDrillers.... 3 Shaun Beatty.............. 3 Jim Fawcett Doug Dolby ............... 2 Jason Woodward John Skolnlk Brooklin Concrete..3 Danforth Typewriter. .2 Brad Hehner Jeremy Stella ............. 2 Rlck Belleroee Phillp Lyon BROOKLIN-WHITBY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Brooklin Legion Minor Novice Rep wonl Con- solation Trophy at the Newmarket M. Novice tour- nament, FEb. 1 and 2. Brooklin Legion ... OakvilleAA ......... 3 Sean Saunders Brooklin Leglon . 5 Sean Saunders............. 2 Brian Scot............... 3 Brooklin Legion.... 3 JlmsBoyd Sean Saunders Brion Scot Doms Auto Parts ...2 Les - Neal MusclItt ............ 2 o d Shut-out: 7Mlke Pazst ENILE Whitby Dominion Hardware ....... DaveDonaldaon ............4 Glen Cottam Buick .............. 2 j pnja Ontarlo Pony EXCZEL Homne of the PONY & STELLAR Sales, Leasi ng, Parts & Service ONTARIO PONY gra~49 TAUNTON RD. E., OSHAWA 0 576-PONY Notrcks. No strings. Just< an extra $50,000 for your retirement. How? 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Offered free of charge as a Christmas Seal service, the course will run for- seven con- seutive sessions during a four week period, on Tuesdays and Thur- sdays from 12 noon to See page 19 îo- # J. (Bi loqL MK7Z7>M IIFFN IHIIHNHILY ANII I-HIIIJIY NII;Hl% IONTI