WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8,1977, PAGE 15 This team of girls from Denis O'Connor High School won the LOSSA girls' soccer championship in Oshawa Junè 1. 'n the biack row are Joanne Vandenenden, Kathy Muller, Jeanne Van Dyk, Margaret Edwards, Nelly Van Dyk, anid Wendy McIntyre. In the mniddle row are Cheryl Finley, Roberta Atkinson, Nancy Plaglialunga, Joanne Kroekenstoel, Sheila Mulcahy, and Anna Cammazola. 'n the front row are Mary Muir. Janet Jacobs, Marlene Vanderwal, Annette Van Gils and Cherry Buque. Absent is M'ry Min Hubers. Coaches are (at left) John Brown and (at right) Mike Whelan. DOC girls are LOSSA The DOC Charters, a girls' soccer teani froni Denis O'Connior High School, won the LOSSA girls' soccer championship at G. L. Roberts Collegiate in Oshawa, June 1. Seven area schools parti- cipated in a girls' soccer leagte for the first tinte this year, with Denis O'Connor comning out the winner. The other sehools were G. L. Roberts, Donovan Collegiate, McLaugh- lin Collegiate and Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa, Clarke High School in Orono, and Anderson Collegiate in Whitby.- Each team played every one of the other teains-twice during the regular season, and soce this was iollowed by sîingle eliiîation playoffs, leaving only Denis O'Connor and G. L. Roberts tandefeated. In the charnpionship gainte, the score wvas tied one-ali at the end of regiuiatiori tinte, and rernained so at the end of J Free Press Photo er champs two l'ive-minute overtinme periods. The garnte vas decidcd b, Living five girls front eachi teami have a penalty shiot cadih, and DO C von on penalty shots 42. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 214 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668 - 7797 Hours Mon--Sat. & Evenings by Appointment Only r TOWN 0F WHITBY CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PROGRAMME AGAINST THE CULEX MOSQUITO which can transmit the virus of ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS from infected birds to man by its bite during the summer months. The numbers of this potential disease.carrying type of mosquito can be effectively reduced by eliminating its breeding place which is staginant water in anything from small pools to larger ponds. From May to September each citizen is asked, vhever possible, to rid his property of such possible hazards as: 1. stagnant pools of ground water through drainage and f ili 2. ground depressions througli f il and levelling 3. stagnant water collected on fiat roof s and in eavestroughs through sweepîng or f lu shing 4. stagnation in wading pools, orriamental ponds and birdbaths through emptying or flushing every three days 5. refuse and debris (e.g. old cans, pots, tires, etc.) that may collect even the SMALLEST AMOUNTS 0 F STAG NANT WATER. It is stressed that the mosquito commonly bi-ý,ing man is not the Culex but the Aedes variety which is flot known to carry diseuse and is considered a nuisance only. Nevertheless, citizens should be aware of the potential danger of the Culex mosquito and reduce its numbers through such measures as suggested. If further information is required, telephone the DURHAM REGIONAL HEALTH UNIT, 723-8521 in Oshawa or 683-4660 in Alax. 01< LB1350 st W'ith Complete and up to the Minute Provincial Election Resuits in Durham Region Tomorrow Night 8:30 C LB1350 OSHAWA R-