PAGE 18, WHITBY F1IEE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1987 Waterbed 14 Ca ssys W hitby Ian Barron Il Peoples 10 Pat & Mario's 39 Brothers il men0)s W L T PTS Hermetic Services 8 2 1 17 slo-pitch Caseys Restaurant 8 3 0 16 Waterbed Company 8 6 0 16 Texaco Chiefs 7 3 0 14 Scores Week Endlng JuIy 7,1987 Ian Barron Motors 7 4 0 14 Brothers Pizza 5 7 6 1Ã" Waterbed 25 Peopies 5 PeopIOs Jeweiiary 5 8 0 10 Texaco 28 Ian Barron 12 Kelseys Restaurant 4 8 0 8 Circie 8 Pat & Maros 7 Circie Taxi 3 8 0 8 Casey's il Brothers 7 Pat & Mario's 1 8 1 3 *Whitby girls softball T-BALL Peacock S. 10 Fawcett Mot. 7 Peacock Sports 16 Fire Chief il Tim Horton D. 7 Fire Chlef- 12 Tim Horton D. 10 Barry B. Assoc. 7 MITE DIVISION Ros Enter. 16 Dodd & %,uter il Rotary Club 21 Bailey Pharm. 22 Pioneer Int. 9 Scott's Col. 7 Bell Canada il Midas Muff. 15 Group74 24 Chart-Air M. 23 STANDINGS Pioneer Interiors 15 Scotts ColWe-s 14 Bailey Pharma*cy 10 Dodd &Souter 8 Midas Muffler 8 Roy's Enterprises 7 Chart-Ar Mech. 6 Bell Canada 5 Rotary Club 5 Group74 2 SQUIRT Mfidway Motors 13 Sorichetti Grp 21 Dixie-Lee 17 West Lynde GA 20 Mercury Auto il Pearson Lattes 16 MacMill Bath 25 Dixie-Lee 13 Dixie-Lee 16 Sorichetti Grp 17 STANDINGS West Lynde G.A. 14 MacMillan Bathurst 14 Mercury Auto 12 Pearson Lattes 10 Sorichetti Group 10 Dixie-Lee 2 Midway Motors 0 Lions Club Mr. Rental Cardinal Con Brooklyn Leg NOVICE, 7 Henry Buildaîl 0 24 Loveil Drugs 8 7 Henry Buildal 0 14 Speedy Muffler 13 STANDINGS Speedy Muffler Lovell Drugs Henry Buildall Lions Club Brooklyn Legion Mr. Rental Cardinall Containers BANTAM Kinsmen Club il Donald Travel 8 Wheelies 7 Kiwanis Club 5 STANDINGS Moly Maid Kiwanis Club Kinsmen Club Donald Travel SOPHOMORE Joannes Flower 20 Marigold L. M. National Trust 4 Century 21 Marigold L.M. 15 Century 21 STANDINGS Joannes Fîowers Marigold Lincoln Merc1 Century 21 National Trust E astern Ontarlo b asebali JUNIOR STANDINGS TEAM Kingston Peterborough Orillia Port Hope Newmarket Bowrnanville Ajax Whitby Oshawa Little Britain Belleville Stouffville W L PT 14 3 - Il 2 1 8 1 2 10 7 4 7 5 4½ 9 7 41/ 7 7 5% i '7: 2 8 81h 1 12 il 0 14 il Optists remam second Whitby Optimist bantam ail- drove in a run. stars held on to second place in Jason Skinner, poked two triples Eastern Ontario basebail play with for Whitby wvhile Dave Winchester a 4-2 win over Port Hope July B. had one. Jeremy Harness struck out 13 and allowed only six bits by Port Whitby has 13 wins and six losses Hope in the game Harne's also for the season. Whitby beats Pickering 5m3 The Whitby atom rep team played host to Pickering recently at Peel Park and -won the second meeting between the two clubs 5-3. Whitby was under pressure from the kickoff and conceded two goals in the first five *minutes. But the team fought back with goals by be 3-2 down at hafitime. In the second half the Whitby teamn sponsored by Checker's Variety, scored three more times in, the second hall with goals by Shane Terry, Ronald Death and Mark Wllilams getting bis second goal of the game. HAMITONSUPE SEIESDarryl Lewis (5), Chris Kerr (4), Paul HAITNSPRSRE wTi 1v * .1 Gray (3), Blake Caza (2), Brian -Vinent, PAPERWEIGHTS Whitby 8 Hamilton 4 Whitby 5 Spartan 3 Witby 4 Six Nations 2 Casey Dupont (6) Nicholas Owen (6) Blaine Dorin (2) Ian Cuthbertson BIais Lawson, Kelth Brown. Hamllton's first loss in 4 years Whitby won championship TYKE Whltby 5 Six Nations 5 'Whitby 6 Kitchener 4 Hamilton 6 Whitby 3 Danyl Lewis (9), Kurt Kirner, Paul Gray, Bilan Vinent (2), Joel Johnson Excellent goaltending fromn Chuck Coles NOVICE Burlington 5 Whitby 4 Brampton 6 Whitby 2 Hamilton 7 Whitby 5 Derek Wright (4), Frank Littîejohn, Mark Armnstrong, Bryan Power (3), Adam Armstrong, Steve Nolbiske Whitby Burlington Whitby 6 Spartan 5 Whitby 8 Six Nations FINALS Peterboroug 7 Whitby 4 Shaydon Santos (7), Wayne Primeau Garrard Rd. lacrosse (3), Scott MacDonnell (4), Deblols, Jay Stewart (2), Flintoff, Jimmy Brown, Kelly Wayling, Mike Massey - BANTAM Whitby S Spartan 4 Kitchener 8 Whitby 7 Brampton 12 Whitby 5 Ricky Badowich (8), Anne Windover (3), Greg Fawcett, Jason Pitters (2), John Mclvor, Dan Ladouceur, Matt Shearer, Chris Bates MIDGETS Hlamilton 5 Whitby 4 Whitby 6 Peterborough 4 Whitby 12 Partans 1 Adam Foote (8), Chris Tucker (4). Jay Lee, Chriss Husted (2), Derek Jones (5), Mark Ainsworth, Troyanne Santon REP LEAGUE PLAY Whitby 18 Mississauga NOVICE Whitby 28 Clarkson 0 PEEWEE Beaches 6 Whltby 6 Shaydon Santos (2), Wayne Primeau, Scott MacDonnell, Steve Taylor, Jay Stewart BANTAM West Metro 15 Whltby 7 Dan Ladouceur (2), Dave Copîeand, John Emm, Matt Shearer, Kelly Vipond, Trevor Leboif Whitby 10 Beaches 8e Dan Ladouceur (2), Matt Shearer (3), John Mclvor, Anne Windover, Todd Cyr, Treveor Leboif, Ricky Badowich HOUSE LEAGUE Golden Hawks 5 Green Gaels 3 Howard Smith (2), Darryl McArthur, Bradley Reed, Jeff McArthur, Gareth Anderson, Justin Cardwell, Matt Sorichetti Jefi McArthur winning goal with 1 minute remaining. Blue Bombera 13 Redmen 3 Jeff You (4), Jim Brown (3), Justin Car- dwell (2), Keith Brown, Greg Walker, Wes Hurther (2), Jason Flowers, Joshua Brimble, Nicholas Owen DAY TO IIEMBER, I FR! DAY, JULY 24th &SATURDAY JULY-25TH "Festival of-'Roses" OPEN HOUSE Sandoon Farm 4th. LUne, Uxbridge 10:00 alma - 4:00 p.m. FREE ADMISSION! - Corne for the day and drive through Southern Ontario's most beautifui countrystde. - Enjoy guided tours of our Nursery and Rose Fields.. Over 200,000 coiourfui fragrant Rose Bushes with beauliful blooms as far as the eye can see! - Meet our White Rose gardening experts ... ask questions ... gel heipfui gardening lips ... Meet Aiex Raab, President and Fou nder of White Rose Nurseries. - See the miracle of modemn agriculture ... Where 1 acre of production now yieids as much as that produced on 30 acres *oniy 10 years ago. - See how 30 acres of top soul 6" deep can be produced f rom wood shavings every 6 months. - Witness the demonstration of skiiifuii gratters and rose tree budders. - Enjoy the unbeatabie taste of FREE Fresh Ontario Grown Corn on the Cob ... and refreshing Country Spring Waler! - Coffee, tea, soit drinks and ightl unches wiii be avaiiable aI a smaii cost from caterers ... Or bring your own picnic lunch and relax at our beautifui scenic picnic area. Washroomn faciiities wilh wheelchair access and pienty of free parking. - Convenient bus service avaiiable f rom each of our 13 White Rose stores on the Friday morning of the Festival ... 5.00 each RETURN. Tickets must be pu rchased in advance from the White Rose store nearest you. (Tickets availabie untl Juiy 191h.> - If you plan to bring a group piease let us know so we can make arrangements for bus parking - For more information, bus tickets and mnaps, please contact your nearest White Rose location or caii 477-3330. UNIUVILLE SCARBORO 4038 HWY. 7 1306 Kennedy Rd. E. of Wardon S.0of Hwy. 401 NEWMARKET 55 Yango St. S. of Davis r. OSHAWA 300 Taunton Rd. corner lilson/Taunin 1243 Dundis St. E W. of Thlckson Bd. TORONTO WIEST 2236 St. Cilr Ave. W. W. of Koole MUssissAUGA ETOBICOKE 333 Dundas St. 1582 The Ouaesway E. aifIiwy. 10 W. if Kipling B3URLUNGTiON HAMILTON 4265 Falrwuy St. 2500 Burton St. Contennlil Pkwy. sir. CATHARNEs CAMBRIDGE 459 Welland Ave. 6512 Hspiar Rd. Lncein Annus S. ei Hwy. 401 WATERLOO 200 Weber St. S. el University WHITE ROSED 00 L-Jv AIL eUe STORES WILL BE OPEN FOR THE ENTIRE FESTIVAL WITH FANTASTIC SAVINOS 1 HURRY IN, SALE ENDS JULY 26th, 6:00 p.m. A m