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Datsun soccer action b oth the Marianne Deveiopment juniors and the Crown lndustriai bantamns ha ve made the finals for the play- off championships. The juniors made it by virtue of a 3-0 shut-out of Oshawa Rangers at Civic Fields on Monday, September 12 behind very steady goal- tending by Fred Frendo- Cumbo and what coach Joe Frendo-Cumbo described as,. the best defensive display of the season in which Peter 1 McTeague, Randy Jeffery and Bob Roach were excellent. Rick Borg scored ahl of his team's goals ably assisted by the rest of the offense. The first came after 25 minutes when Rick picked up a lead pass from,'Tom Hunter to beat the, Oshawa netminder at the far corner and that was the only marker of the haif. Eighteen minutes after the restart Gary Agnew set Borg up and again he made no mistake and 12 minutes later he got his hat trick when Dave Soo picked up a pass from Gary Agnew, took the bail to the bye line and cut it back across the goalmouth to his waiting team mate. This win gave them the runners-up position in the round robin play-off section and the right to play-off in the championship against Malta Falcons at Civic Fields. The bantam play-off preliminaries were in the form of a knockout comnpeti- 17 the Whitby Girls Athletic Association Novice Division completed their playoffs. The day had its problemrs with the opening game ending under protest. Whitby Weiding protested that Stu Jenkins did not play ail his players. The protest was examained undè& an executive emergency meeting and Whitby Welding deciared the winner 20-19. During the meeting the Colonels faced Midway Datsun without* a- coach and feul 7-6. The girls turned in an'exceiient performance iunder the circumstances. Whitby Welding *as then eliminated by Sheffield Pet Products 10-18. Henry Buildali gave an excellent performance defeating CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY 1977 AFTER INTERIM TAX NOTICE FOURTH INSTALMENT Thé fourth instalment of taxes for 1917 is due and payable September 30, 1977. If payment is flot received by the due date, penalty at the rate of 1% per month will be charged on the overdue balance.0 Taxes may be paid at any Whitby Bank withotit bank collection charges or',at the Municipal Office-, 575 Rossland R oad East, Whitby, Ontario. Gail Empey, Tax Collector, Town of Whitby. gave an excellent .-showiig' but feU to t.:he Colonels. 12-5. The chgmpionship .,game was nex(t. "the-Colonels and Midway Datsun met in,»a fight to the finish. Midway turned up a 5 run innîng t'O take the game 10-8. The final standings are: Midway DAtsun, lst; Scotts Colonels, 2nd; Henry Buildaîl, 3rd; Sheffield Pet Products,' 4th; Whitby Welding, Sth; Stu Jenkins, 6th; Matthews Sunoco, 7th; Munns- Press, 8th. Crouch iU Warriors'" general manager. A group of Whitby businessmen will financially support the Whitby Warriors hockey team during the 1977-78 season. Whitby's Fire Chief Ed Crouch, a former member of the Oshawa Generals, has been appointed general man- ager, and an executive will be elected shortly. Chief Crouch replaces Gary McDougall who pur- chased the club in August. When he purchased the club, Mr. McDougail was general manager, and Chief Crouch was secretary. ME MBERSHIPS " Openings for men and women " Bonspiels *Leagues (inquire at club office re babysitting) C e Business & Prof essional Girls 'N.. p Curling Clinic *,e meîie Mixed & PNHOe- Frpeiday ept. 0,8p.m *High School - Films - Speakers -"Question and Answer Session -Everyo ne welcomne e For applications and informatîon Contact Manager Tomn Gresham Saturday, Oct. 15 668-5021 10-a.m. to 5 p.m'. Free instruction w1~tbyCuling club, 8 15 Brock Street North, p. O. Box 34 1 M ,*pyQnt I 0OO'S21 STARTNG Y te'a msçM tion and Crown Industrials earned their chance at the finals by disposing of Oshawa Lions, also-by a 3-0 score, in the semni-finals at Peel Park on Wednesday, September 14. Crown lndustrials got on the scoreboard, halfway thro' the haif, when Dave Ci blasted home a long cross from Jim Reid. In the second haif George Rossier-and Mark Hoogkamp combined with George finish- ig the play to make it 2-0 Midway MON SET. 9th 9 . 'l winsNovicetie e Women's. Curling e Men's Curling