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PAGE 8. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9.-1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS SPEND 15 MINUTES WITH US TOMORROW AND FIND OUT WHAT IS GOING ON IN DURHAM! Morning Reports 6:20 & 7:*20 Weather 1350 ,Sports and News THE OSHAWA STATION SPEND 15 MINUTES WITH US TOMORROW AND FIND OUJT WHAT 15 GOING ON IN, DURHAM! Noon., Evenings &1 Night Reports 12:*a20 6p.m. & llp.m. Weather, Sports and News 1350 THE OSHAWA STATION Minor hockey action gets under way There was plcnty of action iii the Brooklîil-Whitby Minor H ockey Association last xvcek as Icague S"chcdulels bega i in all divisions. The lollowintg is a rouîîd-tip of recent action: BANTAMI NO' 2 At Brnnk)Ilin Arcaît Oct. 22, Whitby defeated Stouff- ville 3-1 with two goals by Calvin Avison andl one by Wayne Crossan. MINOR BANTAM In àU flïxibýifii gamne Oct. 23 at Cannington, the Optiniîst International tcam, tied Orillia 3-3. Whitby goals were by Paul Shauhel. Jeff D)onaldson and Kelly Dzikewich. Oct. 25 at Brooklîn in a regular league gaine, the Optimnists shut out NMarklunri 3-0, with two goals by Danny Garrard and one by D)erek Kotyluk. Goalie Chris Jones got the shut-out.. Oct. 26 at Bowmanville, the Optimists outscored Bow-' mianville 5-3 with goals by Mike Wells, Paul Shaubel, Wayne Misslebrook, Danny Garrard and Kelly Tzikewich. The Optimlists won this gaine witb only nline skaters and one goa lie as five regulars had a Prcvious Co)mmit mniet. NIAJOR BANTAM Oct. 19 at StouffVille, \Vhithy cdged Stouffville 4-2 with twvo goals by Warren Subjcct and one ecdi by Bob M iddletoni and Billy Eyre. Oct. 22- at Iroquois Park, Whiitby again defeated Stouff'- ville 3-1 witb goals by Bob Middlcton, -Warren Stibjcct and John Fusco. Oct. 23 at Markharn, Witby defeated Markliam, 3-2 with goals by Stu Catteraîl, Bob Middleton and and Warreni Subject." Oct. 26, at Iroquois Park, Lindsay upset Whitby 3-2, witb Tom DeMille and John Fusco scoring for Whitby. JUVENILE Oct. 26 at Iroquois Park, the CBCs shut out Cobourg 4-0 with two goals Blair Gib son and one each by Rich Byford and John Xaddell. Goalie Kerry Lang got the shut-out. All four Whitby goals were on the power play in the second pcriod. MINOR PEE WEE On Oct. 25 at Bay Ridges the Ladies Auxiliary teamn trounced Bay Ridges 7-1 with three goals by Joey Nieuwendyk, two by Joey McCullough and one each by David Sachko and Gary Roberts. A shut-out was spoited by Tom Reid of Bay Ridges with only three minutes left. On Oct. 23 in an ex- hibition gamne at Brooklin, thc Ladies Auxiliary AA team. dcfeatcd Dorset Park AAA 6-2 with th-ree goals by Joey Nieutwendcyk. Iwo by moev McCulloughi and one u)y Rayniond Ryani. Sun Life Bonspiel starts November 19 MOne ot Ontarîo's pre- miier bonspiels, The Sun Life Invitational Bonspiel, gets un- der way orP Sat. Nov. 19 at the Whitby Curling Club. Sixty-four rinks will be competing, 1 6 on each of four qualifying days. (Sat. Nov. 19, Sun. Nov. Q.O, Sat. Nov. 26, Fni. Dec. 2). to earn the riglit to return on Sat. Dec. 3 for the finals. $ 12,000 total prize money will be awarded on Dec. 3 wvth $3,000 going to the winners and $1 ,200 to the runners-up. This will be the 1 1 thi year for this highly compete- tive bonspiel. An indication of the level of competition which will be seen is tlie entry of the 1976 Canadian Curling Champions, Jimo Ursel's Montreal rink whichi is en- tered on Fni. Dec. 2. Other top names entered include defending chiampion Jim Sharples fronm Leaside, Paul Savage of Avonlea, Earle 1-lushagen of Hluniber Hi2b- lands, Bill Creber ot Annan- dale, Joe Guroka of Dixie, Jini Waite of St. Thonmas and Alf Phillips Jr. frorn Toronto. Sharples will, have his work cut out for hiin if be is to defend his title since tra- dition lias been that no skip has been able to win this spiel more than once! Wîtb such former winners as Phillips, Creber, Hushagen ana Sharples'in the running, com- petition will be extremely keen. It's interesting to note that one of Canaia~s tinest curlers, Paul Savage, bas yet to win the Sun Life although bis rink consistently wins other important spieli. Opening ceremonies wil be on Sat. Nov.' 19 at 10:30i a.m. The public is invited to attend. MAJOR PEE WEE On Oct. 2-5 at Brooklin thc LASCO Steers scored a resoun1ding 10-0 shut-out against Peterborouglh, withi two goals each by Stuart Broll, Andre Cadieux, and Paul Neumnan,a nd one eaclî by Johin Byberg, Jeff Hlanlcy, Martin VanKessel and Jerry VAluier, Goalie Bobby Rints got the shut-out. PEI WEE NO'2 Oct. 22 at Brooklin Mercury Auto Body edged lJxbridge 3-2, with goals bv Steve Goodchild, Gordie VanKessel and Glenn CAne. MAJOR ATOM Oct. 23 at Brooklin, the Home Bakery team tied Bay Ridges 4-4 with goals bv Billy Kelleston (2), lDavid McWhirter and Tom Clark. Two Whitby rinks are ibonspiel Two Whitby rinks, skip- ped by Bill Legros and Ron Ennis, earned free entry into the upcoming Sun Life In- vitational Bonspiel by virtue of their three wins on Satur- day in the Whitby Ciirling Club's annual Dawn spiel. Legros, xith Ron Plummier, Dave Miller and Cliff Shepard won the 9a.mn. draw with wins over Bill Thurston of Ux- bridge, Gerry Gelette of Oshawva Golf Club and Brian Suddard of Oshawa Golf Club. Ennis earned bis bertb via wins over AI Boyle of Annan- dale, Alex Sinclair and Jack Naylor of Oshawa C.C. The Sun Life gets under- way on Sat. Nov. 19 at the Whitby Curling Club with miany of Ontario's top rinks compe ting as well as the 1977 Canadian Curling Champions.. Jim Ursel's rink trom Mon- treal. They'll all be after the first place money of $3,000 in this $ 12,000 spiel. The oublie is invited to attend one of Ontario's top spiels. On Sat. Nov. 12 The Whitby Curling Club will in- troduce a new bonspiel to this area's mixed curlers. The event will be called the Walker-Labatts Mixed Tripleý Invitational Bonspiel. Eight three-teamn entries will coin- pete for a plaque to be taken back to the winning club. This new format should prove both interesting and challen- aing to the curlers. Bill Legros is in charge ot this spiel andi OHA SENIOREE"A" HOCKEY! IROQUOIS PARK ARENA NOVEMBER 13, 7:30 p.m. WHITBY IROQUOIS VSi MISSISSAUGA GOLDEN, ARROWS mu$2.00. -.$1900 JO0 u ADULTS -ADMISSION SENIOR CITIZENS& STUDENTS CHILDREN, 1