PAGE 18, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19,1987 WORKERS SPENT more than 24 hours putting in the concrete floor at the second ice-pad at Iroquois Park earlier this month. The arena will be open by Sept. 27 and already Whitby recreation groups are booking ce timie. Free Press photo * . ., Whitby girls softball W.G.S.A. SCORES Week endlng August 16,.1987 MITE DIVISION Midas Mufflor 31 Group 74 19 Roy's Enter. 23 Chart Air 13 Scott's Colonel 23 Bailey Phar. 16 Bell Canada 18 Dodd & Souter 13 Pioneer Interiorl9 Rotary Club 13 final standings Scott's Colonel .................. 2 Pioneer Interiors................. 21 Midas Muffler................... 19 Roy's Enterprises................ 14 Bailey Pharmnacy ................ 14 Dodd &Souter ..................13 Chart-AlrMech .................12 Rotary Club...................... 9 Bell Canada...................... 7 Group 74 ........................ 7 BANTAM DIVISION Wheelles 8 Molly Maid 8 Klwanis Club 13 Donald Travel 8 Kinsmen Club 8 Molly Maid 16 FINAL STANDINGS Wheelles .......................Z MollyMaid..................... 2 Kiwanis Club ................... 16 Kinimen Club.................... 8 Donald Travel ................... 5 NOVICE PLAYOFFS Br. Legion 19 Henry Buildall 10 Mr. Rentall 22 Lions Club 17 Henry BuildaUl 23 Cardinal Cont 14 SOPHOMORE PLAYOFFS Joannes Fîower 15 National Trust 10 Century 21 17 Marigold il Bantams advance in EOBA Jeremy Harness belted a triple and drove in four runs as Whitby downed Kendal 9-6 to advance in the Eastern Ontario Basebal Association bantam league playof- fs. Whitby had easily won the fîrst game of the best-of-tbree series as Harness threw a no-itter in an 11-1 victory. But two key plays were needed before Whitby could trium- ph in the second game in Kendal. With the score tied 6-6 in the bot- tom of the seventh, Kendal got a baserunner to third. On a squeeze bunt, Skinner tbrew to cather Darryn Christie for a put-out at home. Kenclal also had a runner at second bese in the same inning and a chancgto score wben a single was launclied into left field. But fielder Mike iBaker made a perfect throw to Christie wbo nabbed tbe runner at the plate. Whitby then scored tbree runs the eighth inning to wn the game and the best-of-tbree series. Skinner allowed seven bits and struck out 10 for the gamne, while hitting a double and a single to aid thèôfence. Mike Fulton had tbree hits and drove ini two runs. Jamie Watters had a double to drive in a run wbile Dave Winchester also belted a double.1 Wbitby began tbe next round, another best-of-three, against Osbawa on Monday nigbt. Kime is 6th in national tetrathion Staeey downs Oshawa Legion Stacey Trucking banged out 27 bits in a 21-8 win over Oshawa Legion Brewers in Old Timers Ser- vice Club slo-pitcb action Aug. 16. Brian Joyce and Randy Denyer eacb had four bits in four at bats while Bob Haines got the win. RINGETTE Registration for the 'Brooklin- Whitby Ringette will be beld at Iroquois Park from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Aug. 29, or Sept. 12. Two Brooklin equestrians bave proven tbey are more tban riders, but ail-round atbletes after im- pressive performances at tbe recent national tetrathlon in Red Deer, Albert. Kelly Kime managed a sixth- place finish nationally, placing first in running and in cross-country riding, fifth in shooting, and ninti' in swimming at the three-da3 event. Althougb Kime expected bis low swimming score to drop him in the final placing, he received a disappointingly low shooting score whicb left him only 100 points out of third place. This was a repeat performance of bis last year at the national level where he placed sixth as well. Next year, be will advance to the senior level, and bas ambitions to compete internationally someday, althougb he adniits most of bis interest lies in the riding category. Bobby Lehman placed tentb overaîl for ber first year of com- petition in tbe senior girls division. Her sbooting and running scores earned ber botb a first and sixtb- place finish respectively. Lehman's point total helped to bring the cen- tral Ontario girls' team to third place overaîl. Kime, a member of the third- place Central Ontario junior boys' team, was sponsored by tbe Wbitby office of Century 21 Gold Jacket Real Estate. Tbe two riders, both members of the Durham Pony Club, were coached' under Bernie Butler, Monica Taylor, Terry Evanshen, and Benson and Fay Lehman. Under- 1i's are again tourn ament champions Tbe under-il rep team of the Wbitby Iroquois Soccer Club has won tbe Durham Sbield challenge tournament for the third con- secutive year. Coach Ed Chung and assistant Jack Diamond said alI players worked cobesively to put forth a strong team effort to win tbe tour- Whitby also reacbed'tbe quarter- finals in the Cultures Ontario Cup '87 before succumbing to a strong Scarborough Maple Leaf team. Tbey were also semi-finalists in the Ajax tournament in August. Whitby is now vying for first place in league play. IL a ronie that while we make so man> plans before a birth occurs, we're so reluc- tant to even talk about the preparations that have to ha made for a funeral. But the fact Is, prearranging a funeral lsn't morbid or distasteful. instead, it's. planning for the inevit.able in the most sensible way. And it takes little more than a conversation with us to express your wishes in advance, and ensure they're carried out. It's a time to ask questions, get clear answers and determine costs. That brmngs us to another important point. There's no pressure to prepay your funeral when you preplan. Although from a financial standpoint, it does make sense. Guaranteed Funeral Deposits of Ontario manages and protects your funds under provincial Iaw. A. a member of GFD, we can guarantee that what you pay today will stiI cover what a lunera] wW Icnet tomorrow. SLrt thiinking .out a subject you may have neyer thought of before. Please feel free to contact us for more information and guidance about funeral prearrangement and GFD. W. C. Town Funeral Chapel Ltd. John R. Town Jayne Langlois - Townj ~tONTAftiO FUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCLT Peewees wvin silver FROM PAGE 16 Jason Crosbie one eacb.. MacDonnell also had three goals in the 9-8 decision over Surrey. Steve Taylor, Sbaydon Santos and Primeau each scored twice. Santos scored tbree times and MacDonnell twice in the loss to Port Coquitlam. Primeau, Stewart, Taylor, Crosbie and Steve Deblois bad tbe single goals. Armstrong, who may flot be back next year as team coach, said the tournament was the best organized be had ever seen. "Credit goes to the people of Bur- naby and New Westminster. It was tbe finest run tournament we've ever been at. " We'd lketo discuss something- you don't want to talk about. 5.ý-ý. 'OMM iez, ........ ....