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PrAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1978, WHITBY FREE PRESS Iroq ois Socr Club starts season The Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club has started its 1978 series with a nurpber of exhibition games. JUNIOR April 30 at Seneca College, Toronto the Agin- court Spartans defeated Ferrco Engineering of Whitby 4-2, with the two Whitby goals scored by Stuart Priest and Garvin SPIECIAL PREmSUMMER OFFER Prescription Sunglasses At $ 1 OM Off Rogulor Price Prescription Eyeglasse's Together with Prescription Sungicisses At $20Ow Off Ro"g'ular Price Non-Prescription Sunglosses Ait $300 Off Regular Price Consuit vour eye doctor and if eyeglasses are required, corne ...... JAMES PRENTICE, OPTICIAN 400-A DUNDAS ST. (AT KENT) WHITBY N 666- 1646 I Clarke. This was the first outing for Ferrco, while the Spar- tànts have been training dur-. ing the winter and condition- ing paid off for the Toronto side. The Spartans went 2-0 mid- way through the first haîf but just before the interval, Priest scored with a fine lob fromn the right wing after receiving a pass from John ,Longmuir af ter very cleverly beating the haîf back. After oniy four minutes of the second haif, Whitby tied it up after good work by Ketry Laing who carried the :ball from his own,-penalty area into the opposition haîf before crossing the bail into the centre for Clarke to finish off . Whitby looked the more Iikely to go ahead in the early stages of the second haîf, but did get tired. May 4 at 'Whitby's Peel Park the Oshawa Falcons shut-out Ferrco Engineering Ferrco was stili juggling lines and experimenting with different player positions, and was also missing a couple of key players. Both teams were very even at the start but towards Scotish club offcSnelected The 1978 officers of the Canadian Scottish Club were elected recently at a meeting in the Whitby Public Library. President is Frank Webster, Vice-Presidents are Allan Gaddes and Margaret Young, Treasurer is Bob Lowe, Secretary is Effie McPhie, and Directors are Helen McKay, Jack' Clayton, Ed Convoy and bob McPhie. I I I the interval, the Falcons took control, and led 2-0 going into the second haîf. In the second haif, after some reorganizing, Whitby came on strong, but were not even able totie things up. They missed two open nets and a penalty shot, Ferrco have a number of exhibition games lined up in preparation for the league schedule which is due to start on May 15 against Ajax. BANTAM May 1 at Uxbridge Whitby Carretto defeated St. Andrew's 5-3 with goals by George Rossler, Bill Lamont Spyros Spyroy and Rich Greeves (2). Tony Aibis and- Peter Beudry set up George Ilossler to slam in the first goal and Rich Greeves, a new player got two. Winger Bobby Vanessen set a low bail to the inside of the 18 yard line, where Big Bubbles Lamont let a high shot which entered the left top corner. A back pass by a forward at the 18 yard line give Spyros Spyroy a chance to let go a blistering shot which entered the net over the goalie's head. Not playing against the wind in the second half, added an other two. This was the first ganie of the season for the Longmuir Whitby schools did very well lini localgymnasties meets A number of students from Whitbv schools did welI at two gymnastics competi- tions held recently. The Ajax-Whitby family of Schools held a competition April 25 at Whitby Senior Public School. In' Junior Placement, Joanne Nimigon of Florenc e Heard School came first; Christine Pleshe of Florence Heard was third, Suzanne Koliard of Palmerston was fourth, Karen Crouse of Palmerston was fifth and Sharon Ross of Florence Heard was sixth. In Intermediate Place- ment, Whitby Senior Public School students Lisa Mussel- man, Sandy Scott, iIi Batherson, Cathy Leipsig and Lynn Warburton placed second to sixth respectively. The Junior and Inter- mediate Durham Regional Gymnastics Finals were held at Anderson Collegiate on April 27. In Intermediate Place- ment, Sandy Scott and Lisa Musselman of Whitby Senior Public School camne second and third respectively. Brooklin Redmen open season The Brooklin- Redmen under coach Peter Vipond Senior A lacrosse team, hope to have a stronger PHO TO GRAPHICS - ALI FRAMING DONE ON PREMISES - LARGE SELECTION 0F MATS . GROUPFRAMING DECOR CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY By / 115 BRO 'CK ST. S., WHITBY 668-1941 -J NOW A-VAlILABLE! offensive team this year. The Redmen opened their 1978 season at the Brooklin, Arena May 6 against the Brampston Excelsiors. The team is entered in a seven- team league, consisting of Brampton, Owen Sound, Fergus, Windsor, Peterbor- ough and Orangeville. Last year the Redmen finished the regular season in third place, only to be defeated in four gamnes straight by the Owen Sound North Stars in the first round of the playoffs. Mr. Vipond, who was player-coach for the Redmen last year, will be taking on only coaching duties this year. He was also a player- coach for the Whitby Iroquois Senior A hockey team. Softbal opportunity The Oshawa Gen-Auto Midget Girls Ail-Star softbal teamn is looking for girls from Whitby who are interested in playing for their team. Applications will be taken from girls who are 16 years oid as of Jan. 1, 1978. For further information, contact Jim Namish at 725-1642. DENTURE TIfERAPY CLINIC 111 Dundas St. W. Whftby 668 -1464 ICoïrpets & UpholsteryI CLEANINGI The ultimate in STEAM CLEANING by KLEEN-RITE SERVICES Nobody - but nobody cleans Mie KLEEN-RITE Phono 723-5491 (Out of town cail collect) Serving the Durham Region WHAT CAN WE kLEEN-RITE FOR YOU, TODAY? 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