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Wblty668-6607 Îi At-tise,4 Corers in DOWITOWN WHITBY àmcw COMMUNITY PARK, BROOKLIN FIRST WEEKEND IN JUNE THURSDAY EVEMING lUNE lst 8:.00 P.M. off icli opening of Fair by Mayor JIm Gartshore - Miss Bsookiin Spring Fair Coriteut ln As-ena - Midway - Kinefmn 5w Tant - Admission $1 .00 FRIDÂY lUNE 20sd, 5:00O P.M. TO MIDNIGHT Midway - Kinsfmn 5w Tqnt - Harnais i-orse Races 6:0 P. M. - Pari Mutuel Betting - Oog Obedience Show - Street Dance on Parking Lot 9 P.M. SATURDAY JUNE'3d, 9-.00 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT Midway - Kineman 8wee Tant Opens 12:30 P.M. - Paint Horse Show 10:00 A.M. - Parade 10:30 A.M. - Light & Hesvy Horse Hattes Ctass 11:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.Harness Cmae - Cattia Judging - Square Dancing and Judo Denontration ln Arena 1:30 P.M. - Horse Draw 2:00 P.M. - Log Sawing and NalDs-lving Contait 2:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. ta 1:00 &.M. Annuel Dance In Asena (bas). Phione 655-4636 for tickets. SUNDAY JUNE 4t., 9-.00 Â.M. QuarterMorse Show - Centrai Ontarto Rabbit Bremkar - Bed & Bathtub Race (te enter phone Gary Yoffg 06554M36> Ra Starts et Noon - Tug 0 War between Durham'e Finait and Toronto's FInestaet 2.30 P.M. - Sheep Judging et 1:00 P. M. In Axena -7:00 P. M. Olld Tymne Ficdilere Contait ln As-ana Admiesion .75c. A*nmia eFairCI* 25e. Sbmu e12-18 81.00. Adulte$1.50. cars $1.50 Exhi"bition games open Whitbysoccer season, T7here was plenty of action MaY il at Peel Park the heOdlesled in th hty IrqoS Whitby Oldtlmers, defeated the end Of the, fil Soccer Club kluring tepst PFrCo Enieeing 5-3 with ýaltho*g Ferrcosàcoi weeks as\the\soccer season goals.by'Ed Robinson, BM i Otserers said thi moved into, high gpar, with a Colins, Jim Izzett and Ed very good gamee c series of exhibition games. Hibbèrt. Alistair Clark, and with this type of May 7 at Peel Park Whitby Carretto shut out St. Andrew's with two goals by Rich Greaves. The first haif was scoreless, and in the second haif Rich Greaves got bis first goal wîth set ups from Bill Lamont and Gfflrge Rossler. Tonly Aibis and Bill Lamont. set up Greaves" second goal. Greaves was named player of the week, ýand goaltender Warren Subject and Centre Barry Powers also played a good game. PEE WEE At Peel Park May 9, Whitby Longmuir Builders defeated Bowmanville 7-1 with goals by Fred D'Andrea, John Schell, Rob Longmulr and Ed Svetek. .The haif-time score was 2-1 and from then on 'it was no contest. Bowmanville, a new team gave Whitby a good game in the first haif, but the Whitby positional play and team work paid off in the second for a decisive win. JUNIOR May 7 at Peel Park the Toronto Spartans defeated Whitby Ferrco Engineering 3-1, with John Longmuir get- ting the only Whitby goal. The Spartans led 3-0 at the end of the first haif, but Whitby started to come-back in the second which was flot quite enough to even up the game. Wilcox scored for Fer=c. ed 2-1 at rst haif, r-ed flrst, i WS wa of soccer i play the score lb UTe ia van. Soccer league games begin T he Whitby Iroquois- Soccer Club I gan its first two lea;ule ames of the season lIst"'kad o both of thand wo PEE WEE May '16 at Peel Park the Longmuir Builders defeated Cobourg 5-1, with goals by Fred D'Andrea, Danny Izzett, Frank Princiotti and Tom Scheeffer. The game got off to a slow start but after Whity got the first goal they started to put things together. Cobourg had a few good players but lacked the pas- sing game to make a good showing. The final score was determined by the end of the first half, and there was no scoring in the second. JUNIOR May 15 at Peel Park, Ferrco Engineering edged the Oshawa Falcons 2-1 with both goals by Alistair Clark. Whitby dominated the first haîf, which ended in a 1-1 tie, but Oshawa seemed stronger in the second half. Hockey 'association wants more coaches The Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Asociation is accepting 'app iýations for positions as coaches and managers for the represen- tative teams for the 1978-79 season. Applications should be filed with Jack Goddard, 920 Savi ngsI qi6inon-chequingI Chequing Savings no service charge VICTORIA and GREY TRUST 308 Duntdas St W., ning Street, prior to June 7. If applicants do not have an application form, a sum- mary of qualifications and experience would be suffi- cient. Score is close in Junior game In a ju *or ocacer gamne May 22 atIr 'in, Ferrco Engineerin of itby edged Ewing Pool~ of »rooklin 2-1 with goals by Stuart Priest and Ken Beatie. Martin Sunderland scored for the losing team. The haif-time score was 2-O, but a shaky defence and indecision allowed '%pnder- land Wo score after 16 minutes of the second haif. The first Whitby goal carne as a 'result of a Jim Reid corner with Priest blasting home the rebound. Beattie's goal came when he broke through the Brooklin defense Wo pick up a long pass from Paul Hunt and slip the. bal past the opposition's goalie. SFerrco Engineering went Wo Cincinnati, 0hio for a tournament May 29, and play its next gamne tnight against West Shore. Being active doesn't bave to be a lmEmory c 21