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PAGE 20,.WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1.3. 1986. WIIITBY FREE PRESS Oshawa, soccer club tics Shoppers Drug Mart Oshawa Soccer Club and Oshawa Turul Shoppers Drug Mart finished up their July 30 match in a 2-2 tie. The very wet and slop- py conditions and with the game being played on a narrower and shor- ter field certainly benefitted the older and stronger -soccer club DIT OW Th Famn teamn and did not suit the younger Shoppers Drug Mart. Despite the play being even in the first haîf Shoppers found them- selves two goals behînd after only 18 minutes but they fought back and prior to the break Vince Accardi put Shoppers on the scoreboard. In the second, par- ticularly near the end of the game, Shoppers dominated on most oc- casions but they couldn't penetrate a packed Oshawa Soccer Club goal area. Shop- pers did get the tying goal when Mark Halliday 'latched on' to a Neil Henehan pass to blast the baIl into the Soccer Club net. Shoppers will now be without the services of Jason Meiklejohn (cap- tain for the above game> who has gone back to Scotland where he, once again, will be playing for the Glasgow Rangers Boys Club (un- der 13s). -'Ak BSAY'VEARE ENR (Govemment Llcensed / Goverment Approved) NURFSERY SCHOOL /2 For Children 2 to 5 Years Old Presents OPEN HOUSE '86 DATE: Thurs., August 14/86 TIME: 7p.m. -l10p.m. ADDRESS: 309 Beeoh St. W. C Off of Brook behlnd StokleyslCoby -appartunlty ta ose. our schaôl -aur clase curriculumita meet the toachers and onJay 1he dispîmys -appartunlty ta rogister yaur chlld ai reasanable prices -roi reshments wiII b. served We wiII be Iookingforward to seeing you at our centre FOR MORE INFORMATION 6 8. PLEASE CAL68-200 Whitby Girls Softball Standings as of August 8 MITE DIVISION Bailey Pharmacy ......................... 26 Bell Canada............................... 18 Pioneer Interiors .......................... 16 Scott's Colonels ........................... 14 Dodd & Souter ............................ 12 National Trust............................. 8 Speedy Muffler............................6 Principal Air .............................. 2 NOVICE DIVISION Molly Maid............................... 22 Dynatech ................................ 20 Kinsmen Club............................. 16 Lions Club ............................... 12 Henry Buildail ... ......................... 9 Mr. Rentall ...............................8 Tim Horton Donuts ......................... 5 Brooklin Legion 2 .......................... 4 BANTAM DIVISION Wheelies.................................20 Klwanis Club............................. 14 Team5 ..................................14 Group 74................................... 8 Touch of Class............................. 8 SOPHOMORE DIVISION Final Standings Joanne's Flowers ......................... 22 PleaseSave & Recycle ..................... 12 Donald Travel............................. 8 Renax ...................................6 Results of Games Played Week Ending August 8 MITE DIVISION BaileyPharniacy ... .33 Dodd & Souter ...O Bell Canada ....17 Principal Air ....3 Scott's Colonels ...23 National Trust...il Pioneer Interiors..12 Speedy Muffler... 4 SQUIRT DIVISION - Playoffs West Lynde C.A ...16 Midwa.y Motors ...15 Pizza Delight ...28 MacMillan Bathurst. .. 5 Midway Motors ...27 Mercury Auto Body . .. 5 Lovell Drugs......32 Pizza Delight ....17 NOVICE DIVISION Molly Maid........ 21 Tim Horton onuts ... .9 Dynatech ......... 15 Lions Club......... 13 Kinsmen Club ...22 Brooklil Legion ...20 Mr. Rentail....29 Henry Buildall ....4 Tim Horton Donuta. ..25 Lions Club......... 24 BANTAM DIVISION Touch of Class ...7 Team5 ............O0 Group 74 ........... 7 Kiwanis Club .... SOPHOMORE'DIVISION Donald Travel ....7 PleaseSave & Recycle ...........O0 Joanne's Flowers .... 18 Remax ............ 8 froquois. places second i relay At the meent Provin- cial Age Group Swim- ming Championships in Etobicoke, the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club 13 and 14 year old girls medely relay team placed second behind Etob icoke with a time that ranks them third in ýi " DESKS *TABLES " ADDING MACHINES k " TYPEWRITERS " CHAIRS " SAFES e KARDEX " CASH REGISTERS " ELECTRONIC CALCULA-TORS " STEEL LOCKERS e FANS " SHELVING II TIME RECORDERS " TRANSFER CASES ETC. " OUPLICATING MACHINES the count.ry. Swimming at the Etobicoke Olympium Saturday, July 26, the team of Heather Ar- mitage, backstroke, Deanne Jones, breast- stroke, Julie Lewsick, butterfly and Wendy Primeau, freestyle. AUTO SALESq ALWAYS THE FINEST W SELECTION 0F QUALITY USED CARS& TRUCKS We have the key to your peace of Mid motoringl1 3195 BAYLY ST. E., AJAX .11½ MILES EAST 0F HARWOOD AVE. V,00GORGE686-3505 0LZzIV' ifl 1 %lems . pulled off a combined time of 1:11.01, good enough to make thern the third fastest 13 and 14 year old girls medley relay teamn in the country behind Ed- monton and Etobicoke. Along with ber strong performance in the relay teamns Leswick placed third' in the 50 freestyle with a timne of 28.72 which qualifies her to compete in the nationals. Other Whitby swim- mers to do well in the three day provincial event include: Scott Currie who placed seventh in the 200 backstroke with a timne of 2:42.1land ninth in the 100 backstroke; Aaron Bradley who- swam a personal best of 1:22.41 in the 100 fly to place in the top 20; and Jason Rusbton wno aiso came up wlth a personal best shaving two seconds off his previous time of 2:38 in thez200fly. Whitby's girls were also strong in the in- dividual events. Wendy Primeau made, the finals in the 200 free with a time of 2:14.11; Deanna Jones lopped almost two seconds off her previous best in the 100 breaststroke and then in the 200 breast swam a 3:06.81.topping her personal best by morethan two seconds; and Heather Armitage earned a fifth in the finals of the 100 backstroke with a time of 1: 10. Leswick, Jones, Ar- mitage and Primeau also earned themselves a fifth place finish in the 4x100 relay. Puppet show The Whitby Public Library in co-operation with Ontario Library Service-Trent and the Ontario hMinlstry of Citizenshlp and Culture, will be presenting two puppet plays, Little Red Riding Hood and Sleeping Beauty. Thu program la suita 'ble for children 3 years of age and older and wll be held la the Llbrary Auditorium on Wed- nesday, August 20 at 2 p.m. Admission is free. Please join us. TYPESETTING ON LOCATION mmi DESK CHAIRS FILES ETC. 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