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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1976, PAGE 13 Winning streak ends abruptly The Whitby Warriors, after three consecutive victories, lost a pair of games on the weekend. On Friday in Orillia, the Warriors dropped a narrow 4-3 decision to the Terriers, who trailed 2-1 after the second period. Orillia was paced by Barrie Dutes who scored two goals. Ed Taylor, Bill Glover and Mike Keenan scored for the visitors who were outshot 45-29 but were kept in the game by the play of goaltender Dave Hulme. On Sunday in Whitby, the Warriors never recovered fron 3-0 deficit early in the period, and were defeated 4-2 by the Barrie Flyers. Bob Baird led the Flyers with two goals, one into the empty net when the Warriors pulled goalie Mike Ryckman in favour of an extra attacker. Paul Regan and Gary Lyte scored singles for the winners who outshot Whitby 33-27. Eddie Shack and Wayne Morrissey replied for the Warriors. Whitby plays host to Cambridge on Sunday. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park Arena. Kim Crouch signs with Erie Blades Goaltender Kim Crouch, advantage when the National 19, son of fire chief Ed Hockey League and the Crouch, has signed his first World Hockey Association professional hockey contract hold their junior drafts in the with the Erie Blades. summer. Kim played last season Kim is lucky to be playing with the Junior 'B' Pickering hockey at ail after he had bis Panthers and had another throat slashed in a game last season of junior eligibility January. left but decided to turn pro- The Blades are in the fessional with the hope that North American Hockey the experience will be to his League. ALL NEW ICE CAPADES Five times Canadian Champion and World Champion Karen Magnussen stars in the all-new Ice Capades at Maple Leaf Gardens from November 4 to November 14 with 17 performances. Men's Hockey League opens 1976-77 season Play has begun in the Whitby Men's Hockey League with a number of games last week. Fireplace Plus and Bondeco Rustproofing tied 3-3 as B. Allin scored twice for the former and R. Noble, once. R. Guinn, M. Szkredka and T. Nolan scored for Bondeco. Apko Electric trounced Chris Catering 7-1 on three goals by D. Lovell, two by J. Vesters and singles by G. Kondrat and B. Greer. D. Deschenes replied for the losers. Munn's Press whipped Midas Muffler 7-3 on five goals by D. Bleau and singles bv J. Beer and D. Mitchell. L. Cullen, T. Dorey and J. Labonovich scored for the losers. Mohawk Signs edged Shea Realty 4-3 on goals by K. Lane, D. McCaliium, Linton and P. Morris. Johnson scored a pair for losers and G. Scott, one. CBC Juveniles win The Brooklin-Whitby Consolida ted Building Corpor- ation Juvenile Allstars made their first game of the season a winning one. On October 17,- the C.B.C.'s travelled to Cam- bridge to lock sticks with the Preston Juveniles and came out on top by a score of 4-2. John Jordan held the hot stick for B-W picking up a hat trick with Dan Kemp bagging a single. Garry Bruce picked up two assists. On October 18, the C.B.C.'s entertained their arch rivals from Ajax at Iroquois Park Arena in Whitby taking this encounter by 3-1. The C.B.C.'s got goals from Dan Kemp, Dean Seymour and Terry Whyte. Anderson Juniors win, Seniors lose Anderson Collegiate Vocational Institutes' girls basketball teams saw plenty of action last week. The Junior Raiders won a pair of games while the Seniors lost their only contest. The Juniors defeated Brighton 42-33 in a game played at A.C.V.I. Linda Brown and Liz Browne led the winners with 14 points each. In another home contest, the Juniors topped Uxbridge 38-10. Once again, Anderson was paced by Linda Brown and Liz Browne who scored 10 and eight points respective- ly. Anne Stocks and Cathy Brown each contributed four points. However, the Senior Raiders found their counter- parts from Uxbridge a little tougher as they dropped a 36-8 decision to the visitors. Tanya Burséy, with four points, was high scorer for the losers. Anderson plays in the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association Division. West CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY PUBUC NO G HuwlENW OBSERVANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30TH, 1976 TAKE NOTICE that by resolution of the Council of the Town of Whitby it is proposed that as the normal day for observance of Hallowe'en this year falls on a Sunday ail residents are asked to observe Hallowe'en on Saturday, October 30th, 1976 instead of October 31st, 1976. Ail residents are respectfully requested to govern themselves accordingly and observe Hallowe'en on Saturday, October 30th. J. C. Gartshore, MAYOR, The Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ontario.