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PAGE 20, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1988 Yacht club races held The Whitby Yacht Club bas raced in 17 competitionsý to date, and will engage in four more before the end of the season, on Sept. 17. Upcoming races will be the Hobie Cat Points Regatta, Aug. 27-28; the first race, Wednesd-ay night seies 1IV," on Sept. 7; a- closed regatta, Series Four races, Sept. 10; and make-up races on Sept. 17. During the sum-mer for the past il years, the yacht club bas also offered its annual1 learn-- to-sail program to those age 9 to 17. "Set Sail for Summer" is open to ail interested young people and not limited to club members. Sailing students begin sailing in an Optimist sailboat, then i advance to CL14's, a saiîboat tha,.t is mainsail and jib-equipped. Advanced students sail Aiba- cores, the singlehlanded Laser or high perfbormance 404s, equipped with spininaker and trapeze. Ail courses are taught by Canadian Yachting Association certified instructors. The program uses four safety boats for supervision and instructional purposes. Much of the course is held on the water, but classroom instruction in the theory and practice of seamianship is also part of the course. Students learn about the rules of the road, knot-tying, weather, boat maintenance and seaman- ship. SPORTS.& TROPHIES LTD. S110 ATHOL ST.. WHITSY. ONTARIO PROUD AS PEA COCKS TO BE SERWING DURHAM REGION NOQW IN OUR 1 1TH YEA R AUTHORIZED CUSTOM RADIUS SKATE CARE CENTRE RADIUS, FREEFIAND & FIGURE SKATE SHARPENING New style Bràoklin Whitby Minor Hockey jackets in stock HOCKEY GLOVES REPALMED & GOAL PADS REPAIRED Complete stock of brand name Hockey and Ringette equipment in stock TEAM ORDERS Outr Spedafty ivE cREsT oN PREmJsEs New Bauer 2000 now in stock FREE Radius with new hockey skate purchase TROPHIES & PLAQUES in ( WE BUILO OUR OWN) TEAM PRICES AVAILABLE IU COMPUTER ENGIAVING METAL & PLASTIC RIBBIONS & CRESTS - DESK & DOOR NAME PLATES NAME TAGS GENE & LINDA PEÀCOCK 666-1114 (ACROSS FROM BREWERS RETAIL) *See other ad this page EIfor registration eal B RîOOKLU N WH ITEY MINOR HiOCKEY ASSOCIATION B.W.M.H.A. REP TEAM TRVOUTS (MA LE/ FEMALE) IP = Iroq. Park Pad 2 BA = Brooklin A rena CATEGORY YR Born DATE DATE DATE Minor Novice MInor Novice Major Novice Major Novice Mnor Atom Minor Atom Major A torn Major Atom Minor Peewee Minor Peewee Major Peewee Maijor Peewee Mnor Banzam M'nor Bantarn Major Bantam Major Bantam Mdget Midget A 1980-81 Sept 10 IP Sept il IP Sept 13 BA 8:15-9:45am 8:15-9:45am 6:00-7:OOpm B 1980-81 Sept 16 BA Sept 17 IP Sept 18 IP 6:00-7:OOpm 8:15- 9:l5am 8:15-9:45am A 1979 Sept 10 IP Sept il IP Sept 15 BA 9:45- 11:5am 9:45- 11:lSam 6:00- 7:OOpm B 1979 Sept 16 BA Sept 17 IP Sept 18 IP 7:00- 8:OOpm 9:15- 10:45am 9:45- 11:Sam A 1978 Sept 10 IP Sept 121 IP Sept 13 BA 11:Sam- 12:45pm 11:5arn- 12:45pm 7fl0-8:3Opm B 1978 Sept 16 BA Sept 17 IP Sept 18 IP 8:00- 9:OOpm 12:45-2:lSpm 11:lSam- 12:45pm A 1977 Sept 10 IP Sept il IP Sept 15 BA * 12:45-2:lSpm 12:45-2:lSpm -7:00-8:3Opm B 1977 Sept 16 BA Sept 17 IP Sept 18 IP 9:00- 10:OOpm 2:15- 3:45pm 12:45- 2:lSpm *A 1976 Sept 10 (P Sept il IP Sept 13 BA 2:15-3:45pm 2:15-3:45pM 8:30- 10:OOpm B 1976 Sept 17 (P Sept 18 (P Sept 20 BA 3:45-5:lSpm 2:15-3:45pm 6:00-7:OOpm A 1975 Sept 10 IP Sept il IP Sept 15 BA 3:45-5:lSpm 3:45-5:lSpm 8:30- e0:OOpm *B 1975 Sept 17 (P Sept 18 IP Sept 22 BA 5:15-6:45pm 3:45-5:15pm 6:00-7:OOpm A 1974 Sept 10 IP Sept il IP Sept 16 IP 5:15-6:45pm 5:15-6:45p 10:45am- 12:45pm B 1974 Sept 18 (P Sept 20 BA Sept 22 BA 5:15-6:45pm 7:00-8:30pm 7100-8:3Opm iA 1973 Sept 10 (P Sept il IP Sept 16 IP 6:45-8:lSpm 6:45-8:lSpm 6:15-8:ISpm iB 1973 Sept 17 IP Sept 18 IP Sept 20 BA 6:45-8:lSpm 6:45- 8:lSpm 8:30- 10:OOpm A 1972-71 Sept 10 (P Sept il IP Sept 16 IP B 1972-71 Sept 17 IP Sept 18 (P Sept 22 BA 8:15-10:lSpm 8:15-10:lSpm 8-30- 10:OOpm To be eliffible for the B Tean, you must attend ai toat one A Tearn tryout. A playerrmust regster betore tryouits. Rep Director: Grahanm Croucher 434-8322 JERRY NEMISH, GOLF PRO AT Win- Rd., overlooks the clubhouse under con- chester Golf club and the soon-to-be- -struction on the course. Nemish says the opened Lakeridge Golf Club on Brawley course could be open by October. Free Press photo Golf course may open in fal The owners of the newest golf course in Whitby, are hopeful they can have their champion- ship, 7,000-yd. course open by October. Lakeridge golf course is located at Durham Rd. 23 and Brawley Rd. "The drought was our biggest problerp this year and the course came through it extremely well," said Jerry Nemish, pro for both Lakerde and Winchester golf course located on Hwy. 7 in Brooklin. However, he adds, the drought may have hindered the poss- ibility of opening this faîl." Nemish said the owners, Bruce and Doug Summers, who also own Winchester, will make the decision witbin a month whether or not to'open Lakeridge. "They don't want to rush this, the y want to do it properly," said.- Nemish. But while the course is still unopened, Nemish said there are already more than 100 mem- berships. But he adds that an extra incentive was a dual mem- bersbip at one price foi: both Lakeridge and Winchester. While the course will play 7,000 yýards in length, Nemish notes it will play as short as 5,000 yards for ladies. . "That is important to us, we want to draw the enthusiastic players as well as the good players. The course will not only accommodate the four-han. dicapper but also the 34-handi- capper." Besides the 18 holes (the back nine will circle around the front nine) plans have been submnitted to WTIhitby council for another nine holes and 41 estate -lots to the east of the course. Nemish says the greens were seeded last June and were top dressed this past week. H1e says; they are coming, in very thick, without spacing. Again, he points to the drought as the biggest problem facing the greens. H1e said the owners had been looking at an Aug. 1 opening, but, again, the drought; cancelled those plans. The clubhouse, which overlooks the course, is 9,000 sq. ft. in size and will be completed for the opening of the course. The clubhouse will also have banquet room facilities for up to 200 people. - "There has been a rapid growth in the area and a demand for more golf courses. Leisure time is becoming more important to people and the way they spend that time," says Nemnish as one reason for building the course. 11e says some of the assistant pros from Winchester have played some of the' holes on the back fine to get a feel for the distance of the course. The Ontario Golf Association will also be invited te rate the course for yardage when it opens, added Nemish. Oshawa Vikings' under.17 team, for the second year in a row, bas won the Ontario rugby championship. Vikings downed Ottawa Scottish 24-10 in a recent game in Markham te dlaim the titie. Brad Swann, Liam Malone, Brett Demenchuk and Gareth Petti. grew scored tries wbile Pettigrew also kicked tbree converts. Trevor Demaris from Ander- son CVI turned in a strong performance among the Vikings' forwards. Oshawa Vikings' first team lost their first league game of the year recently, 15.12 te, Ajax Wanderers, te drop to second place. Mike Clayton scored a try and a drop goal and Ian Thompson had a penalty and a convert for Vikings. Vikings' second team was also defeated in Ajax, 18-6 to Wanderers' third team. Brian Brittain had a try and Doug McConkey a convert for Vikings. Squirt and T-bail champions Merrick Homes won the T-bal championship and Fitzgerald Carpentry the squirt champ- ionsbip as the '88 baseball season for both divisions recently ended. Melanie Pringfes was runner- Stingers get revenge on Stacey Oshawa Legion Stingers revenged an early season double- header loss to Stacey Trucking xith a victory and a tie against Stacey on Sunday in the Durham Service Clubs Old Timers Lob BaIl League. Doug Brown had four hits and Denis Cockerton and Roy Joseph three each as Stingers downed Stacey 16-9 in the first game. Don and Barry Denyer each had three bits for Stacey while Gary Stewart and Greg Spears had two each. Rick Johnson, Bob Credicott and John Patterson each had three bits for Stingers in an 11-11 tie in the second gaine. Gord Denyer and Pat Pucknell each bit a home run and two singles for Stacey. up in T-ball and Hansel Gretel runner-up in squirt. DEBBIE BEASLEY, a lifeguard at Anne Ottenbrite swimming pool at Iroquois Park, gives Vicky (middle) and Elizabeth Ryszkowski (llght) a lesson in how to assist a choking victime Lifeguards at the pooi gave demonstrations on many lifesaving techniques last Wednesday under a program sponsored by the Royal Life Saving Society of Canada. Free Press photo BROOKLI N WH ITBV MINORl HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Registration for 88/89 Season at iroquois Park Sept. 7th 7pm - 9pm/Sept. lOth 8am - 12 Noon/Sept. 14th 7pm - 9pm FEE $145.OO(MALE/ FEMALE) (late f ee $25.00) (family discount) **PhotoÇopy of birth certificate required, to be retained by the Associat ion." Registrar: Gloria Johnston, 668-5700 President.: Peter Lang, 666-1426 (NOTE - see rep. team tryout schedule on sports page) e*Pp Vikings u nder 17s take Ontarj*o titié Raï v Ume, 4e opèeee44