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PAGE 10, WENESDAY, ocToBER 11, 1978, WHITY FREEPRESS Whutby Community Bingo e Javcee -0 Kiwaflis a Kinsmen 0 Optim ists 250 JACKPOTS EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Monday, October 16 Lic. No. 235459 FIRSI JACKPOT AT 55 NUMBERS SECOND JACKPOT AT 50 NUM BERS 7:15 p.me No chlldren under 16 adnîittede, >NO ADMISSION CHARGE!. HEYDENSHIORE PAVILlON (Corner Water St. & Dunlop Dr., Whitby) 76 VOLARE WAGON - V8, AutoTrans, P/S, P/B, AM Radio, Electric Defroster,*Air Deflector, B.S. Mouid- ,Ings, W.S.W; Tires, beIoxe'Wheel Covers, Rustproofed.. Lic # < LFT 460 MINT $3595 78 FURY 2 DR - 318 Vil, Auto Trans, P/S, P/B, vinyl top, AM Radio, ýelect. Defrost, W.S.W., radiais, side mouldings, full wheei discs. 100KL 49 Os hawa shuts oui A shutout againsi.t th Whitby bantam team in t!le Durham Inter-Distrikt Soccer League gave the Oshawa Lions the League and Piayoff championship Sept. 24 and Peel Park. The North Oshawa Lions shut out Carretto Restaurant and Tavern 5-0, with the haif-tirne score being 2-0. PEE WEE On Sept. 24 at Peel Park, the Longmuir Builders defeated the Oshawa Rangers 3-1 with goals by Carmelo Scaffidi, Fred lYAndrea, and Ed -Svetek. Longmuir Builders are this year's play-off champ- ions on a team effort beat.ing the league champs and previously unbeaten Oshawa Rangers.-... Oshawa had by far the majority of play in the first haif, but the Whitby defense heid'firm with Ricky Wood verS' steady. However, a t the 30-minute mark Ian Porter picked up the bail on the right, split the defense with a pass to Sarmelo Schaffid who was cutting across f rom his right wing position. Hie beat one defender and squeezed the bail between the goalie and the pst. Two minutes before- the half -time whistle, the Rangers equalized after a sera mble in front of the Whitby net. In the second haif the gamne turned around and it was ail Whitby after 12 minutes. Fred D'Andrea latched on to a loose baîl at the edge of the penalty area, beat two defenders and siamined the baIl into the top right hand' corner of the net. Whitby continued to press and at the 29-minute mark of 73 CHEV IMPALA 4 DR [42,000 Miles] - V8, Auto Trans, P/S, P /B, Air conditioning, AM Radio, W.S.W. Tires,, Vinyl Roof, very clean car, ail original. LIC #ABP 515ý 75 0100 CLUB CAB - V8, auto trans, P/S, AM Radio,' adventurer Sport Pack, Fiip Seats, Step bumper, two tone paint, full wheel covers. LiC #C86-986 Whitfry the second haif the Rangers, net minder faiied to hold a Mike Devineshot and Ed Svetek rushed in to kick the rehound into ,Uth Oshawa goal. With timne ticking away, an, Ian Porter throw-in found Fred D'Andrea ail alone at, the edge of the box and he wasted no time in blasting the bail home. However the final whistle was blown while the bail was on its way and the goal was disaliowed. $800 ii t.ax fin'es leviqed A Whitby man who failed to file his income tax returns was fined $800 in Oshawa Provincial Court las. week.' William Condor was told he will still have to fil e returns for the lest three years. lie'pleaded. guilty to four, -offenceS uider -the rncome Tax Act."-4he court was told he had flot f iled returns.for 1974 to 1977 by August this*year he was fined $200 on each charge. If he doesn't pay the fines, he will spend 80 days in jail, the judge said. The court was told that since the charges were laid, Condor has. submitted his 1974 return, but the others are 'still outstanding. Tickets are available for puppet show Oct., 15 75 DART SPORT.- Siant six, auto trans, P/S, W.S.W. tires, fold down rear seat, cariopy vinyl top, Fr. & Rr. bumper guards, side mouldlngs - one owner. LIC #JMA 550 LOW MILEAGE $2695 -4'- 75 AUSTIN MARINA 2 DR -4 original miles! LIC #f KXN 887 SUPER 74 SWINGER 2 DR - 6 cyl, Auto Trans, W.S.W. radiais, deluxe wheel covers, rear defogger. LIC NLEO 985 CLMAN$2173 SHWY.NQMi Village Plymouth Chrysie gr1* 40 VILLAGOE * PLYAmOUICRYSLER LTD. 1355 Harwood Ave. N. Ajax FAST BANK APPRO VAL cyl, AutoTrans 30,000 CLEAN> $2195 Tickets are stili available for the Canadian Puppet Festivals' production of "Pinocchio," which will be held at O'Neill Collegiate in Oshawa Oct. 15. The production, presented by Canada's oldest and best known professional. puppet theatre company, located in Chester, Nova Scotia, is the first.' offered by the new Durham Region Cultural Foundation. The f oundation is dedicated to providing famiiy entertainment in the Durham Region by profes- sional theatrical groups. Trimes of the "Pinocchio" show on Oct. 15 are 12:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Tickets are available at M.B.M. Publishing and Photography Imc. (Whitby( Free Press) in Whitby, R.H. Thomas and Saywell's Book Stores in O9hawa, and The Toy Box in Bowmanville. Canadian Puppet Festivals is operated by Leo and Dora Veliman, who for more than 25 years have presented productions in Canada and the United States in schools, at theatres and on television. They have also toured England, Germany and France, appearing at puppet festivals as ,representatives of Canada, and have made numnerous appearances at the National Arts Centre in Oshawa. vznTRwE TRAPY CUINIC 111 DUNAS LT. W. WHftSY 66&1464 DOMINION US PROUD TO -SPONSOR THE IceCaae ~ RESERVED SEAT REGULAR DOMINION LOCATIONS PRICE PRICE* GOLDS (boxes, floors & rails) $7.00 $3.50, REDS $7.00 $3.50 :7-30 p.m.) BLUES $6.00O .$3.00 AT MAPLE LEAF GREENS $6.00 $3.00 GARDIENS OPENING NIGHT NOOER UAHA $ 4.50 $2.25 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Znd 'NOOTERPUCHSEREQUIRED <TAX INCLUDEW & TUESDAY, NOVEMBER lth Ail Toronto and District stores: Ail Hamilton stores. plus.Ancastr Bowmanville, Brampton. Burlnglon. Clarlçsan, Du ndas, Marlchamn. Newmarkel, Oakville, Oshawa. Pickering, Orangeville, Stoney Creek, Streetsville. Thornhill. Mssssauga, Whitby and Barrie. USED CAR CLEARANCEa comommognum