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.PAàGE 16, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1978, WHITBY FREE PRESS Ban tams shut out Peterboroug h,8 to O plaer as ive th re An 8-0 shutout was one, of the features of play in the Durham Interdistriet Soccer League last week. BANTAM On Aug. 30 at Peel Park, Carretto Restaurant and Tavern shut out Peter- borough 8-0 with three goals each by Bill Lamont and Rich Greaves and one each by Peter Beaudry and Ray- mond Borg. Goaltender Warren Subject got the shut- out. .The haîf-time score was 7-0 for Whitby, as Peterborough played throughout the game with only nine men. Whitby played with only 10 men for the second haîf after one card just before haif-time. PEE WEE On Sept. 5 at Peel Park, the Oshawa Rangers defeated Whitby's Longmuir Builders 5-3. Whitby scorers were Fred D'Andrea with one. -goal, and Bobby Sherman with two. Haîf-time score was 1-1. Whitby had most of the play in the first haîf but it was Oshawa that scored first against the run of play. In the second haif, the visitors scored after only' two minutes, but one minute later Whitby equalized. At the eight-miniute mark, Oshawa went 3-2 up but again only held the lead for approximately 60 secon ds. SWith 22 minutes left in the game, Kelly Cook scored his second goal of the evening for Oshawa, which proved to be the winner. Whitby finished the league schedule with seven wins, four losses and a tie for 15 points, and should be good enough for second place. The team scored 49 goals and had 24 scored against them. JUNIOR Sept. 4 at Brooklin, Ferrco Engineering defeated Brooklin 5-1 with two goals each by, Ken Beattie and Garvin Clark( and one by Stuart Priest. The lone sco rer for Brooklin was Leo Westhu is.. The haîf-time score was 3-.Whitby played without either of their regular goalies, and Paul Hunt took over the netmninding duties. Whitby also played with only 10 mnen for the first 14 minutes, then Barry Power (a Bantam) was pressed into service. Brooklin struck early but once Whitby had a ful compliment, the visitors took command and were fully deserving of the win. Paul Hunt, after some early jitters, played an excellent garne, and àarry Power was his usual steady self at centre haîf. OSHAWA MOSQUITO LEAGUE Whitby' Crown Industrials tied Oshawa Turul 2-2 with both Whitby goals by Victor Aue. 31. at Peel Park. Potalo. Curling club holds open, housle Oct. 5 The Whitby Curling Club on Brock Street North is getting ready for another busy faîl and>inter season. An open house is scheduled for Oct. 5 at 8 p.m., featuring an informal evening of curling films, speakers and a question and answer period. The ice will be ready for practice during the second week of October with curling instruction and practice on Wednesday Oct. il from 7 p.m. to 9p. m., Friday Oct. 13 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday Oct. 14 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.- The Whitby Curling Club offers a wide variety of activities, including 'men's and women's curling, Junior curling, Business Girls' curling, Mixed curling, league and competitive play, bonspiels and special events. The curling club is also avaîlable for rentai for private parties, dances or weddings. Fo& further information about the Whitby Curling Club, cail 668-5021. The Energy Savers Misers', ne load of wood Dm (ai on GRANOMA 1 Glass Doors Atter'the tire goes out, glass doors ma ke sure the heat'doesn't e energy saving and safe *o available in manytfinishes t0 suit your decor a standard or custam sîzes Patented ' controlled, heat-circulating system Mark 123C is-both a real fireplace and auxiliary heating system in one unit.' Can be ducted to help warm one or two rooms. Fan Kit Available. OVER 25% EFFICIENT (This is further increased with addition af now avalable glass enclosure) VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TUES. - SAT. for a complete selection of staves, fîreplaces, glass doors and accessaries. The Fi --Ige pI!î,900 HopkinsE Freplnoe PluE at Burns 668-3192 e 12 hours burning an one e firebrick lined a 10 year guarantee e 5 models ta choose frar display) HOCKEY CLUB INVITES SENIOR CALIBRE PLAYERS To NOTE: THfEIR TRAINING CAMP TICKETS NOT USED ON THE SERIES DATE, MAY BE USED ON ANY OTHER DATE IN THE UNRESERVED SEATING AREA. 1OBTAINTl OUR SEAT TO-DAY""l 1l ON SATRDYSEPTEMBE 15, 1978 FROM 2:00 TO 4:00 P.M. AT THE WHITBY IROQIoISPARUA BRINO YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT Mo( HO WHITBY IROQUOIS HOCKEY CLUB RESERVED SEASON SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE AT PEACOCK FAMILY SPORTS 110 ATHOL STREET WHITBYI ONTARIO PHONE: 666-1114 1i RESERVED SEAT, A MEMBERSHIP TO THE PENALTY BOX LO0UNGE COSTS:0 $5O.OO GOOD FOR 23 GAMES WHITBY IROQUOIS O.H.A SENIOR "A"f