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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1982,, WHITBY FREE, PRESS Mosquitoesout-a'fter Bowman'vi-le' win SPECIAL * -' 20%.eoff *Siding "*Soffit " Fascia " Eavestroulàhing 5" Coninuous Length " Roof ing " Windows, " Doors. Also Repairs to Glass &Windows ~~ ~~ Metro Lie. 82445 Mlember Botter Business Bureau ~fl QLALITY ALUMINUM MART 5 yrs* guarantee on Worlcmanship 20 yrs. guaran'lee on Maierial 683,2363 -683,2454 a. By S. PORTER Officially, the season is over for the Whitby Iroquois Minor Mosqui- to squad due to a 2 toi loss to Youth Soccer League played at Peel Park on Saturday, Sep- temberl11. In what can only be described as an unusual game, the Whitby club in the first 20 minutes of the game played out- standing soccer and it appeared as if the visi- tors would be no match for the' home side. Luigi Pepe put Iroquois ahead on a fine lob shot, with the Bowmanville goalie well out of position at the ninth minute mark. Time and again Whitby stormed the Bowman- v4lle goal area, making numerous , chances, while the, defense. con- tained any Bowmanville attack. but as the inter- val approached, the Iro- quois seemied to relax a littie and allowed Bow- manville to tie things up at the 27th minute. Early in the second haîf, Mark Bateman was brought down fromn behind inside the Bow- manvile penalty larea but thereferee cid flot see it that way, and nO foui was called, wIbether this was the cause of what happened 'after that can be debated but erom that' point the Whitby side just died and 'Bowmanville took over completely and midway through the haif got the goal that stood up as the winner. After two 3 to 2 league defeats by the 1982 league champions Whitby, Bowmanville fully deserved this win and the Iroquois players and staff wish them al the bes t as they play Oshawa Turul in the final. Despite this unifortu- nate let-down, it has been a good year for the Minor Mosquitpes and it is obvious that not only the players but the very co-operative and sup- portive parents and friends are ail looking forward to next season. Preparations have already begun 'for the 1983 season and the Iro- quois side will, be playing ,a ý.,number of exhibition- games and will be giving somne niew players a chance t'o try out. ISBEST KWARTHA DOWNSOT I E Racing Every Thurs. & Sat. Evenings - - - - WHITBY NIGHT ------ I Saturday, September 25I I CLIPTHIS COUPONI FREEi I Grandstand AdmissionI I To ForTwo - TKawartha Downs I Good oniy on Whiitby Nlght Sept. 25,1982I - OM - - - - -ý - -.Rm- - Take Hwy. 401 East ta Hwy 28 North (at Port Hope) Straight north to Kawartha Downs 705-939-6323 For bus passes InquIre et the Programe are or, sale et 10Go k .aes uat S., Whfly 130 Dtm daaS.WWlb 10olden Sa. RStaurant30DueeSho t.W.,illiar COME WHERE THE ACTION US KAWARTHA DOWNSý FRASERVILLE, ONT. KOL 1VO TEL 705-939-6323 DINING ROOM RES 705-939-6361 In such an exhibition match, played in Port, Perry on Wednesday, September 15, Whitby had little difficulty in disposing of the Scugog Mosquito Seleets 7 to 0 in a game shortened due to the lack. of light. Joey Tantomasi, Geoff Hull, Luigi- Pepe, Philip Hughes and Franco Celebre'ail scored one each in the fîrst haîf to give Iroquois a 5-to 0 in-' terval lead. Royston McMahon and David Sharprounded out the score while David Flook had the shut-out. Swish M'aintenance takechampion'ship squirt playô-ff By BOB PARSONS The Squirt Playoff Tournament, was held recently at Peel Park in Whitby. Only 2 losses were required to eliminate a team. Ini the' first round the scores were as follows: Kesmark Marine 9, An- drew Manufacturing 1; Firefighters 9, Swish Maintenance 3; Fire- place Pl us 14,, Dodd & Souter 3; and, Davey Chev Olds 4, B3rooklin Group 74 0. In the second round, the scores were as follows: Swish Mainten- ance 9,>-AndreW Manu- facturing 4; Brooklin Group. 74 5, Dodd & -Souter 2; Firefighters 7, Kesmark Marine 5; and, Davey Chev Olds 3, Fireplace Plus 1. The third round scores were: Swish Maintenance 15, Brook- lin Group 74 0; Fiire- place Plus 7, Kesmark Marine 6; and, Swish Maintenance 9, Fire- place Plus 2. In the "A" cha-mpion- ship Davey Chev-Olds scored 19 while the Fire- fighters scored 6. In the "B" champion- ship Swish Maintenance, scored 10 and the Fire- fighters-scored 3. In the grand champ- ionship, d"At$champ- ions, Davey-Chev Olds met the "B" champions, Swish ,Maintenance. Because Davey-Chev Olds were undefeated, Swish Maintenance had to beat them twice, 10 to 7 and 13 to 6 to win the grand championship trophy. Swish Maintenance turned out to be the squirt grand cham- pions.. - ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEPTION CARDS INVITATIONS THANK YOU CARDS i RNIN 21 HR OS LACOI NTESSA HAIR' SALON SALE MONDAYS 1/2 PRICE PERMS FOR ALL THE FAMiLY MONDAyS INTRODUCING' SUSAN BOLDUC OUR NEW HAIRSTYLIST ½/2PRICE ON EVERY HAIR SERVICE AVAl LABLE INCLUDING PERMS 119 GREEN ST., WHUTBY, 668u9262. -~THE CORPORATION OF' -THETOWNOFWH.ITBY N-OTICE- 0F INTENTION NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby Intends to pass a by-law to change the name of the highway known as Tricont Avenu to Sony Avenue. The change in street name wiiI apply to alil0f Tri- cont Avenue as shown hereunder. The change In street name Is proposed to recognize -the esta- blishment of Sony of Canada Llted in the Town of Whltby. Tro BE cH-ANED -To QtŽNyAVNJ AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE tha t-tho Operations Committee of Council willI, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. on the 4th'day of October, 1982, In Commltteo Room Two of the Whl tby Municipal Buildinig, 575 Rossiand Road East, Whitby, Ontario, hear In p er- son, or by his counsel, solicitor, or agent any-per- son who dlaims that ho wili be adverseiy affected by the by-iaw and who applies to be heard. DATED ai Whltby, Ontario, this 8th day 0f Se ptom- ber, A.D., 1982. Donald G. McKay, Clerk the Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Roisland Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phono: 6681-5803 lm Oum