PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY' AUGUST 31, 1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Junior soccer season ends; playoffs begin sorn, This week sawv the conclu- sion of the Junior Division of thie Oshawa and District Soccer league and the final league standings a re as te Ilows: Malta Falcons (Oshawa), 9g.p.. 7 w.' I I, IL, 1.5 poinits; COME AND SEE OUR NEW STUDIOj ANDERSON & HENRY SCHOOL COLOURS GIRLS NYLON STRETCI4 GYM THE C RAFT WORKSHOP HAS RELOCATED A 1626 CHARLES ST. N WHITBY I when the occasion dernanded Enders kick-oft 6:00 p.m. Monday, September l2th at end of this round robin sectionl of the play-offs will play The Junior play-off Civic Fields against Oshawa' against Jach other, frt~ sciiedule is as foîiows:-. Rangers kick-off 6:00 p.m. championship, in the finals Friday, Septenîber 9th aI The two top teamns at the at Civie Fields on l8th Sept. Peel Park agaiinîs West Bautam soceer team ."wlns Marianne Leviopmnents (Whlitby), 9 g.p., 4 w, 2 1, 3 t, Il1 points, Wcst lEaders (Oshawa), 9 g.p., 4 w, 3 1, 2 t, 10 points; Rangers (Oshawa), 9 g.p., 0 W, 9 1, 0 t, O points. lan their last icague gamcl nir the season the Ma,,riaanc,, 1)evelopmcent teainscrvcd notice that, they arc more thtan rcady for the up-coiing play-ofi schledule by giving a fine performance that with a bit nfi' lck couldI ave resu lted in a wvin, -lor themi, buit ini the final analysis ended in 'a 2-2 tie with thle I1977 Icague champs Mal ta Falcons. ,The gine, played at Peel Park on Monday Auiguis 22, started at a f'ast pace with Marianne DeCvelopin11en t gel ti ng thle oialy goal nirIthe firsilt ,f by 'lntmy MiIler wlicu lie converted il fie Bob Ruoa cl cornet kick. la the Second hlaitdespi te sparkliig defetîsive work 1y Mike Pasowvisty and Gary Agîîew, who held the deteuse togetiier, the Flcotis caine back to t he t hings o p on a goal by Ron Winterinck but again \Vlîitby took t he lead i'rom a Rick* Borg pentalty shot after Rob Freado- Cuaibo was upciîded iin the pe nal1t y box, howevcr a inis-over b y thîe homte defense allowed the visitors to again even thlingS Lup and aIt houghi the play wet t froin end tu end neither teani cou id cone n p w ilh thle v/inn ing nîarker. Gary Agîîew also saw duty as -oalteîïder for the later part ni thte seCondlclf rand brouiglît off soîne key saves BACK TO SCHOOL SPEC lAI BIG losin Lamioat and George Rossler coinpleted their hat-tricks wlîile Mark l-loogkamp scored f'ive (4 nof themn in Il minutes) and Dave McAneney tallied with a sinigle for a 10 goal lualf wîth 9 goals com'ing in a 22 miinute spare. While the offense was piling (ip the goals the Crown Industrial defense itever allowed te opposition 1<) peîc traIe ton far and did a good job nof not only con- taining the H.V.S. attacks but also started op somne of the scot'ing plays. Sunary of the scoring is as follows: - Dave Cîni (8 minutes), Greg Williamns of' il..S. (14), George Rossler (21), Bill Larnont (35) & Keîth Wilson (41)~ and in the second half Bil Lamont (6), Mark Hoog- kanmp (23, 25, 32 and 34), George Rossler (38), Dave McAneney (40), George Rossler (42), Bill Lamoni (45 miinuites). Althoughi Whitby have compleîed thieir league'sche- dole the other six teamis have one more gamne ieft to play and the play-off schedule has NIC "Wednesday Special" 4 il If you Dke Chicken You'II Love Our Golden-Brownl, Crispy Pre*aure Fried Chicken D'Nil$ 1 3 pieces of Chicken D-nne French Fhies, Cole Sow & Sun Mouth-Watering is the OnIy way f0 discribe, our Succulent Spore RUs e Also Special Breakfast Menu from 6a.mn.to il a.m. DaiIy BIG NIC 108Brock St. soi WHITBY, ONTARIO game been delayed pending the outeome of there gamnes. With goals for and against total of 76-16 in 9 wins, 1 tie, and 2 losses for a total of 10 points the Crown Industrials could finish up in second place behind a fine Pickering- team. that has already sown up the league charnpionship. Railway worker dies at 69 'lie Crowîî i dustrial bait tins, ni Wliitb y, cele bratcd te complet ion of* tlicir fcugue sciiedtile hy thlrasiîing I .V.S. Steelers, ni, Oshlawa , by a score ni' 14-1iniiiOshaiwi and District soccer aiction aI IPeel Pa r k on 'fuesday , A ugusl 23 rd.l "iîe îlay iii thle cariier part ofi tis gi tic gave no iiidicalion ni, tîhe rouie (liai1 was to cmie loi' i thougli Whi t by ltad by far lte lions Share of the play ,ind scorcd oin a l)ave Ci sitot af'ter otiiy 8 minutes the viî tors caine back te tic îhiags up 6 inntes later when Greg Wiliians slotted one past goal- tender 1 'arl I lmnd. G;eorge Rossier, witlî the f*irst of' lus hattrick, then gave Crown I riduistria,,l the iead, once more, and they went further ahicad whea Bill [amiont hecaded iin a Dave Cini corner kick. Four mitntes before thie interval Keith WYilson carrîed the bail fiti ht is owtt end, over the lhali"'vay line and %vith the IIV S. squad tryittg to piay t he o*i*sidle gaine ran îhro' and siamnied thie bail home ior a 4-I interval lead in 'avour of Whitby. in the second haif Bill PUNCH LUNE 1John Henry Reader, a rail- way man for nearly 50 years, dled at Oshawa- General Hospital August 13 at the age of 69. Mr. Reader, who lived at 1127 King St., was bo,,n at Bowmanville, and worked for the Canadian National Rail- way for 49 years. Before his retirement four years ago, he' wvas a section foreman. He,was a member of St. John's Anglican Church, Port Whitby; Eastern Star Lodge No. 72 100F; and Virny Ridge Lodge. No. 2697 LO L. Mr. Reader's wife, the formner Lydia Roberta Maiel predeceased him. They were miarried in Oshawa in 1933. Mr. Reader is survived by one son, John, of Oshawa; and' txvo dauglers. Mrs. Bruce Reid (Esther) of Oshawa, and Mrs. Ralph Crowvder (Gladys) of Sutton. He is also survived by four sisters, Mrs., Robert Morris, (Rose), Bowmanville; Mrs. Fred Hogarth (Lill), Courtice; Mrs. Douglas Knapp (Edie), Oshawa, and Mrs. Ross McKnight (Grace), of Bow- nuanville; and three brothers, William of - Queensville, Chiarlie of Oshawa and Ernest of Bowmanville. Mr. Reader is also survived by il grand children. The funeral was held Aug. 17 aI W. C. Town Funeral Chiapel, with Rev. Raymnond Carder of St. John's Church presiding. Interînent followed in Mount Lawn Cemetery, Whitby. 668m9511 CLASSES GREENWARE GLAZES POTTERY SUPPLIES ETC.