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Whitby Min or, Bas ebal AssociÎationi Week Ending July 22, 1982 SQUIRT Davey Chev Olds........... 21 Firefighters ............... 6 Mike Simos and Geoff Jones 3 hits each for Davey. Swish Maintenance.......... 13 Dodd & Souter ............. 5 Home runs for SwÏih by Bob Mat= 2, Jay Moore, 1, and Frnln Kent, 1. Fireplace Plus............. 15 Brooklin Group 74 .......2 Kesmark Marine........... 12 Andrew Manufacturing...... 3 >TYKE Jury & Lovel............. il Children's World............ 7 Cross Bros................. 9 Whitby Jaycees ............ 5 PEEWEE Whitby Lions ............... 7 Dom's Auto Parts........... 3 Red Wing Orchards.......... 9 Shopper's Drug Mart......... 4 BANTAM Virgil SystesIns ...c........ 15 Whitby Rotary............. 10 Virgil Systems Inc.......... 15. Lasco..................... 9 Lasco..... ..........7 Whitby Rotary.............. 7 HIBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY4ULY 289,1982, PAGE il Peacock bantams ousted from national laicrosse finalIs By TOM FRANK, ~ eacock Sports ban- tams dldn't have as far to, got to the bantain nationals,. just to Burlington. 0f the 25 teams attendlng, Whit- by-Garrard Road was oneof the 12 in "A" divi- sion, ending wlth a 2-3-O record. PeacockSports' first gaine was against Co- quitlam, the, top teain from B.C. Whltby was leading for most of the game until the B.C. team pulled a few new offensive plays to win 10 ~to B. Gary Mark, Mike Coi., Peewees1 earn a respectable recork By TOM FRANK ton Arena in Vancouver, respectable lacrosse but The Andrew Antenna B.C. ended with a 0-4-1 re- mewees lef t Whitby on Af ter being down 8 to 0 cord. The boys and girls ily 19 for their trip to at the end of the first on the teain were billet- ie Peewee National- period- of play (could it 1 ed by the North Delta aydowns in Kensing- be jet lag?) they played team froin Vancouver. The first gaine ended 13 Whitby 'out of Ontario Cup . to take control and had a number of good opportu- mnties but at the seven- teenth minute the visi- tors broke down the right wing and the crossed bail struck a defender's arn as he had just entered the penalty area and the resultant penalty kick put Whitby behind by one. The Iroquois neyer really. recovered froin this blow but play re- mained fairly even for the remainder of the half and the score stayed at 1 to 0. In the second hall Pica, if anything, had a slight edge and manag- ed another two goals, one fron a bad defen- sive slip and the other directly. froin a free kick. This is a, weil- balanced Pica team and the Whitby squad wish thein well in the upcom- ing rounds. By S. PORTER In Ontario Cup second round soccer play the Whitby Iroquois Minor Mosquitoes were elixinated from furthér competition by losing to the Pica group tean froin the East Hamilton S.C. 3to 0in a gaine played at Peel Park on Saturday, July 17. Initially, Pica domi- nated but this only last- ed a couple of minutes as Whitby slowly warm- ed to the task and began Whitby iregains top spot By S. PORTER With- only five weeks left in the regular league season, Whitby again moved into top spot in the Durham e- gion Youth Soccer League by virtue ofa 5 to 0 win over Ajax and an 8 to l loss by the Town of Pickering at Bowmanville. However, the Iroquois cannot afford a slip as only à couple of points separate the top fîve teanis. In the Ajax gaine, played at Iroquois Park, Whitby on Monday, July 19, Whitby came out of a minî-slump, and despite being short three regu- lars, played an aggres- sive gaine to fully de- serve the shut-out win (David Flook was the Whitby net-minder) in which the defense, with Geoff Hull and Jeff Bow- man superb, completely bottled up the Ajax at- tack while the offense created havoc time and again in the Ajax hall. Scorers for Whitby were Royston McMahon and Luigi Pepe in the first hall while Mark Bateman had two and David Sharp one i the second hall. to 4 for Prince George. David Clarke scored 2 for Witby,.Mark Ains- worth and Derek Jones also scored. Andrew Antenna came dloser in the sec- ond gaine with a 10 to 7 loss to Coquitlam. Calrke and Jones got 2 with help froin Mike Husted, Mike Williams and Keith Pruneau. In their third game, they managed a 10 al tie with North Delta. Jones got 3, Clarke and Ainsworth each got 2, while Mark Smith, Chris Tucker and Andrew Vanderlinde had singles. Danny McWhirter was named player of the gaine in the niatchup against Juan De Fuca and Troy Broadhagen each got 2 withi singles from Greg Roberts and Greg VanSickle. The second gaine was. close.with the score tied several turnes until Wayne Cornish scored the winning goal over St. Catharines Eagles. Steve Dyment, Van- Sickle, Mark. and Rob- erts got '2 each while Rich Dyment , and Broadhagen- got the other goals. Whitby continued to prove that they belong- ed i the A, division at thé nationals with a 9 tu 8 winïý over Dunnville. although Whitby lost the game 12 to 6. Jones got 2 with singles by Brad Tiley, Williams, Ains- worth and Husted. Their final gaine was a 10Oto 7 loss to Burnaby. Tucker and Jones got 2 each with singles by Smith, Williams and Brian MacDonnell. The other players represent- ing Wbitby at the nation- ais - include Mike Bar- rand, Shawn Emmer- ton, Chris Keilar, Julie Kernohan, Robert Pad- dick and Troyanne San- tos. I understand that the team is being treated to a 40-pound, salmon bar- beque before they return home on Friday. Mark, Corniish and Rob- erts each scored twlce with singles by Van- Sickle and the Dyment twins. Later the saine day, Peacock Sports met their old nemesis from Peterborough who man- aged to shadow our bet- ter players. Peter- borough stretched their win to 9 to 4 as Whitby played catchup la- crosse. Scorers for Whitby were Cornish, Rob erta, Steve- Dyment and Broadhagen. A dlsheartened team met the Victoria team of tail 14 year olds for the final game. Steve Dy- ment scored first but Victoria overpowered the locals by 21 to 3. Rich Dyment got the other scores. It was cloudy on the ide home but the sun soon comes out and the boys are now looklng forward to the provin- cial playoffs belng held in Kitchener over- the holiday weekend. pe, thi Pi VMERCURY à24 Ash Street, Whitby Expert Auto Painting At An Affordable Price! *Complote Collision Repaire & Painting Framo Repaire *Free Estimates .Cars Dons By Appoînimont Only "Not YoUr Average Body Shop" 668-8522 'W....... CORPORATION OFIHE PLANNING, TOWN OF WH ITBY DEPARTMVENT PUBLIC NOTICE This Public Notice is to advise that the Town of Whitby is in receipt of an ap- pilcation to amend the officiai Plan for the former Town of Whitby Planning Ares. The purpose of the application Is to permit the deveiopment of 2500 square feet of commercial f loor space with two apartments above on the lands marked "Subject Property" on the map beiow. ~Y Information pertaining to the application Is avaiiabie by contacting the Plan- ning Department, Levei 7, ln the Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossiand, Road East, Whitby, Ontario. (668-5803). Persans wishing ta express their comments may do so by writing to the Direc- tor of Planning at the address noted above. Submissions to the Town of Whit- by must be received no later than Friday, August. 13, 1982. ROBERT B. SHORT Director of Planning Corporation of the Town of Whitby