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-< -~ 4- -~ ~ '4 ~ -E WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1978, PAGE 9 Soccer Pee Wees beat Woodbritdge- in Ontario Cup There was plenty of soccer action in Whitby last week with a variety of games being played. PEE WEE In the first round of the Ontario 'Cup, June 1-1 at Woodbridge, the Longmuir Builders, defeated Wood- bridge 9-2 with two goals each by Robert Longmuir, Danny Izzett and Frank Princiotia, and oneeach by Tom Seheeffer,,John Seheli and Ed Svetek. Most of this game was played in the Woodbridge haîf and it was really'only a question of just how many goals Whitby would score. There was no doubt as to the eventual winner. In Durham Inter District play June 13 at Peel. Park, the Longmuir Builders shut out Peterborough 5-0 with three goals by' Fred D'Andrea and one by John Schell. Net minder Bobby Shernman got the shut-out. Peterborough hit the Whitby goal post in the first 30 seconds of play and that was about the only good opportunity tbey had of scoring. Whitby now has four wins and one tie in its first five games and shares top spot with the Oshawa Rangers. in an exhibition gamne at Ajax, June 8, the Long- muir Builders edged the Ajax Warriors 5-4 with four goals by Fred D'Andrea and one by Tom Scheeffer. Ajax were ahead 1-0 but the Builders came back with two goals to go ahead 2-1. At the end of the first.haif it was 3-2 for Ajax. Longmuir Builders had the wind advantage in the second haif and dominated, scorîng three goals, but Ajax scored near to the end of the game on a penalty shot. >MOSQUITO On June 8 at Bowmanville, the Whitby Crown Indust- rials shut out Bowmnanville Masrangeio 6-0 with two goals by Nick Mosehella and one each by Daryl Mussel- man, Jeff Doleweerd, Robbie Delong, and Ernest Bugeli. Here's odnews! "Doé ItmYourself" buffet can be ordeoed foras e was LUCKY DRAW AIDS M.D. Whitby Fire Department Acting Captain don Ferguson draws a Iuck ticket from a fish bowl he'ld by'Sherri'Cashniore of 328 Dovedale Drive, as Acting Captain Blayne Pascoe, chairmen of the fire departrnent's Muscular Dystrophy campaign looks on. Sherri and her mother Mrs. Betty Cashmiore, for the fourth year, have raised money for Muscular Dystrophy, and will present. the proceeds to the fire department. This year, instead of holding a backyard carnival, Mrs. Cashmore made an afgan, which Sherri is holding, and sold 100 tickets, on it. The winner is lýola McLaren of 135 Highland Ave., Oshawa, and th- sale of tickets raised $100 for Muscular Dystrophy. Free Press Photo CPR plans. on rebuilding 65-year-old bridge The Canadian ?acific Rail- way has pas t rebuild a 65-year-old. bridge over Pringle Creei: on main line through 'Whith this summer. The location for, the. $100,000 bridge is g short distance north of Dundas Street near Lupin Drive. The present 50-foot bridge iM be replaced with a 62-foot I AC Tuns up $ 15" Plus Fuion kMinor -Tune W UP 4 cyI. $14.91 6 cyI. $18.91 8 cvi. $22.91 concrete. span which should be completed in about six weeks. It is one of nine new bridges the company plans te build to replace old. struc- tures this summer. ..Wo'rge roturning to our OLD TIME PRICESII ln our Service D.portm.nt r I 1~ I 25% off Genuine G.M. Parts, The Real McCovl- Just cati your Kentucky Fried Chicken store manager 2 hours ahead. Then pick if up! It's the perfect way to feed a group, large or small. * 3 pieces of finger lickin' good Kentucky Fried Chicken for everyone, generous helpirigs of your favorite salads and buttered Grecian bread. * Plates, sporks, serving spoons, ser- viettes, wet naps, bread trays, paper tablectoth ail included and packed in disposable cartons. * ReaIIy economical. Juýt $ 1.90 per person. C*Monder&Ù oftaYoudbuflet Asfewas1,as manasl500 Kttcky Fmd6kiekm® Clon'el Sanders' boys and girls make il finger ickin' good.'i OVIR m0 LOCATIONS IN ONTAR4I«£ OU IfiOFOR TM NI NES BT YOU. SPECIAL LUM 0 FILTER (CENIJINE &.m. PARTS, THE REAL UccoY) Iuusectiou$5.95 HOU RS: Mon., Wed., Thurs -7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.M Tues. - 7:30 a.M. -Sap.m. - Fr1. - 7:30 -5 p.m. L, Whitby ~4O 668-3304 1 ' L Nom