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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAV, SEPTEMBER 10, 1975. WHITBY FREE PRESS Whitby MinrSce Association action Following are the resiilts of recent gailles ini the Wluit- by M inor Soccer Association. SQUIRTS Tottenl, Sims and Hubicki bl.aîiiketd Brookliîi (?enc-ete as Ian H opkins scored a luat. trick and I3rad Beer and Peter Clayton aidded singles. Mike Fluike recorded the shteut. GaryMeniezes picked up ai shutout while ('hris Dalcy scored twicc and Bill1 Ch il on once as Koke Car Wîsh de- [eatcd Ucddes Carpentry 3-0. Anco Laborateries edgcd Koke Car Wash 2-JI as Vie bie Take advan..age of any Advance Pol l xyour Eetoral District Ifyuare on the list of /j unable to vote at your r1eSeptember 12paonm Eton ay September n 5 4/ may fin that i 18i t o thiradantage to make use of on ~ tae of the Advance Poisineinealy PV ai cass, th locto abe en chrosen.for its accssbiltysuc a wie oors.0 nostairsetc.n DURHAM WEST: Brooklin - 15 North St. Whitby - St. Marks United Church House, 200 Byron St. S. Ajax.- Community Centre, Knights Room Centennial Rd. Pickering - Municipal Building, 1710 Kingston Rd. W., Committee Room El EECTIONS SONTARIO This advertisement published by the Chief Election Officer of Ontario. OEO-4A Rel'aI( and I)cnnis Iastarache scored l'or the wl nrers and JefT Page l'or the, loscrs. ATOMS Kevin O'Neill and Stu Brili each scored leour timres te lead Heoker Chcv Olds te a 12-1 trouncing of' Woolco. Ray Daubney scored twice and Ken H-uggins and Jerry Stachon once for the winners. Rod Reid replied fo"r Woolco. King West Garden Center blanked Rap R. Joncs 9-O on three goals by Richard Daley and two each by George McDonald, John Allan and Joel McCullough. Terry James recorded a shutout and Clinton Davis score(l twice and Charlie' Spencer once as Whitby Weld- ing shutout Trio T.V. 3-O. MOSQUITOES Warren Subject scored five times to pace Whitby Lions te ain 8-5 Vict<)ry ov4er Sin- clair Suneco. Joc Bryant scorcd twice and Steve Brun- elle once for the winners. Chris Cole scored three and Gerry Winkel two for the losers. L o n g m u i r Builders trounced Croxail 15-3 as John Schell scored five times, Wayne Misselbrook three, Greg DeGannes and John Beach two and Murray Parrinder, Robert Longrnuir and Mark Vesters one each. Jamie Cane scored ail of the losers' goals. David Blacquiere kîcked three goals and Wayne Cros- son one as Gord Nieuwendyk Sports blanked Mercantile 4-O. PEEWEES Consurners' Gas edged Four Sevens Realty 54 as Jeff WeIs scoredt ttiree times and Kevin Lintner and Scott Lintner once each. Graeme Smith with two and Bill Lamnont and Kevin Green with singles scored in a losing cause. JUNIOR GIRLS Jillian Wilson scored five times and Michel Pinero three while Sharon Roberts picked up a shutout in Patannas Ladies' Fashions 8-O victory over Munns Press. Munns Press were again shutout, this time by Mit- chell Brothers 4-0. Helen Millette picked up the shut- eut while Teresa Dooley scored twice and Ch ris Dooley and Nancy Roche Want to vôte butwon't around( election d ELECTIONe'7 QUESTION THE CANDIDATES ON THE ELECTION ISSU ES CALLY,,HE. CKLB ELECTION PHONE SHOW 723-3415 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 THE CANDIDATES IN DURHAM WEST RIDING' GODFREY/NEWMAN/ PILKINGTON 6:30 to 7:30 P M CKLB 1350 PHONE 723-3415'