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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1975, PAGE 11 Swimmers preparing f or winter The Whitby Swim Teain re- cently participated in its first swim meet as a winter group in Dunbarton. Successful > swimmers at the meet included Joanne Lund who took second prizes ini the 10 and under freestyle and backcrawl categories; Susan Bissell,third, 11 andý 12 freestyle; Diane Lund, third, il and 12 backstroke; Ann Pardon, first in freestyle and second in backstroke, 13 and 14; Dave Lund, first in free- meets style and second in back- stroke, 13 and 14; and Ray Pardon, first in freestyle*and backstroke, I15 and over. The team's next meet is scheduled for Sunday, No- vember 2, fron 12 to 2 p.m. at Iroquois Park Pool. New swimmers may stili join the team which is being coached by Susan Beckett. Training sessions are helId Tuesday and Thursday even- ings from 4:30 to 5:3.0 p.m. GRMLA eelebrating tenth anniversary The Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association will hold a dinner and dance to com- inemorate the lOth anniver- sary of the association on November 29 at the Auto- workers Credit Union Audi- torium, 322 King Street West, Osh awa. The GRMLA executive hopes to have as many present and former members attend Juveniles against as possible. Anyone whc knows of people who are not in the area but who would likc to attend should contact the executive. Tickets at $15, which in- cludesdoor prizes, a cocktail hour at 5:30. a dinner at 6:30 and dancing at 8:30 and bar privileges are available from Greta Hope at 6684919 or Doreen Holding at 728-6470. bega.,tin play Cobou.rgo Wa rriors capture first regular The Whitby Warriors of the Ontario Hockey Associa- tion Senior 'A' league cap- tured their lirst regular sea- son victory last week as they downed the Lindsay Lancers 7-2. The Warriors completely dominated the game, out- shooting the newest entry into the league 55-32. Playing coach Howie Me, nard scored three goals while Ed Philpott, Doug Keeler, Doug Tate and Greg Bodnar Senior 'A' Hockey Thursday, Oct. 23 Wht*by Warriors H omets 8:30 p.m. Iroquois Park Tickets Adulis$2.50 Students $1 .50 Kido $1,*00 added singles., Bob Taylor and Lorne O'Donnell replied for the losers. Whitby let a victory slip from its hands on Sunday when Napanee Cornets' Char- lie Convery scored with three minutes remaining in the, game to tie the score 3-3. Other Napanee scorers season were Dale Sandals and Wayne McDonnell . Ed Philpott, Gord McCosh and Greg Bod- nar replied for visiting Whitby. The Warriors play host to the Carnbridge Hornets to- morrow nigbt at 8:30. They travel to Camnbridge on Saturday - victory Free Press Photos by Alex Kaliiins 2 Brooklin-Whitby Consoli- S dated Building Corporation Juvenile Alistars held their last try'-out on October 12 with 25 boys trying to make the big team. In an interview, coach Peter Warmington stated he was more than pleased with the turn out. He expects to carry 15S players including two goalies and is going to haie a tough decision in mak- ing the final cuts. To help in his assessment of players in action manager Gord Kinzie lined up an ex- hibition game with Brampton on October 13 at Iroquois Park Arena. The C.B.C.'s skated their way to a 5-2 victory, with hold over Tim Brown picking Up a hattrick. Also scoring for the C.B.C.'s'were Dan Jorden and Tom, Foster. Foster's was the prettiest goal of the night as he neatly inter- cepted a wayward Brampton pass, while killing a penalty, waltzed in all alone and neatly tucked the puck be- hind the Brampton goalie. The scoring fm Bramnpton was handled by Neal Hamil- ton and Steve Jefferson. Coach Warmington wilI have to get his team ready for the league opener against Cobourg on October 27. This team bhas a great deal of potential, and if the boys work hard and aIl play as a team, they are going to be bard to beat., Let's all get behind them and give our vocal support. I il n CAROUSEL INN (UNDER NEW OWNERSHIPAND MANAGEMENT) ENTERTAIMMIENT MONDAT - SATURDAY FEATU RING EXOTIC DANCER IN CHIARLUE'S BAR AND UNION IN THE CONFEDERATION ROOM, BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCHEON MON-FRI l2noon to 3p.m. BUFFET DINNE R SUNDAY E VENINGS 5p.m, to lOp.m. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 723-5271 CAROUSEL INN 559 BLOOR ST. W. OSHAWA, ONT@ We'I Capture Those smiIles . CONPLT PROF ESSIONAL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY HOME, CHURCH and RECEPTION You get a total of over 30 3Y/2 in. X 5 in. full colour quality photos! ALL FOR ONLY $89.95 DELUXE PACKAGE You get the abave package Plus 20 312 in. X 5 în. Parents' album prints Plus 12 8 in. X 10 in. Enlargements of your choioe - A total of over 60 photos! ALL FOR ONLV $149.95 ALL FULL COLOUR QUALITY PRINTS BY EXPERIENCED FULI-TIME PROFESSIONALS MIKE BURGESS '668-61111 M.B.M. Publishing and Photography