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Page 2, Thursday, August 17, 1972, W/HITE3Y FREE PR~ESS HOPE@.. F or a t o wn as sports enthused as W h i t b y is, many of the right kinds of facili1ties a re desp e rately needed for aspiring, young sports enthusiasts. The town is particularîy fortunate in the many hours devouted each season f or t he benef it of young -hockey pl ay- r e s, basebal f a ns, soccer and l ac- r o sse b uf fs; for tunate for the Dutch Morri sons, th e Doug Weaîes, the Ken MacDonal1ds , Neil Murkars, Hubert Adebars, Bill Stan'netts and Max Cases of this community. T he handicap for t he townts some 1 20 0 h o c key players is obvious, of course, w ith the recent arena clos- ure. Theswimming pool has been need- ed for a long time. But problems are as frustrating for the other sport associations. The lac- rosse box for instance require;-- almost total repairs every f ew years and the box is sorely in need of change room facilities. The present situation forces pilayers toattempt to change from street clothes to sports clothes by using ex- isting washrooms, private cars or the b ac ks of varîous bushes. If and when these facilities are installed the cost 1 Ili., 3l1. Local basebal1 and soccer associat- ions face problems as frustrating to those, involved. T on ig9ht at'a speci al meeting to be h el d here in town,a careful ly laid* out plan will be lau-nched to set up a poss- i b 1 y m ul ti purpose recreation-sports centre. The project i s being set up by a group of ded icated local people in order to suppi y the youth of Whitby with the proper facilities they need. The important thing nowv is keeping al ive the enthusiasrrîof our young sports buffs. The move for acomprehensive sports recreat ion centre i s one that makes good, sense. Nothing i s t oo good for the kind of sports talent that this towvn is only beg- inning to demonstrate. We're Moving DEy the time the next edi tion of the WhitbyFreePress is on the street, we w ilIh a ve moved from the 'castl el to d ow n t own. Our new address is at 212 Brock Street South, just across from the Whitby Fire Hall. Our telephone number is unchanged, as is our mailing address, Post Office Box 206. CLEAN MY SurrT WALLY HUYU>I-AV5M A>IIARRA EYWTINe TO UN-COVERI AYBUSINESS5 filV R <~ T ^-IERNmr'> -, t O UFR M'( 'MACF MR. MYOR 5R. MAYC)FE ,0L. eFeFIC7.... -r 9 Y<-- ffl ANC> tjHP, TqECAT~oYWAVoNWALL BL PJANA lt- CP UtBV< raEL) PÇ?EE 1 AI'ILL ýO O-O -tA N~oNTpo:5 E W H TC12>TYEP-5U CcAL F m- NE:w5) W1 L L- E Mgc-z \AJj4tTBY Fr 7/ ( -B WQ (p -ýE-<;ei THE WHITBY FREE PRESS 1 (Voice ot the County Town) Hometown paiper of Whitbye Brooklin, -Myrtie and Ashburn. Published every ThÎursdaY in and for the people of Whitby. Offices - 3OlByron St. S. Whitby MOIl Palisher Editor Editorial staff OispIay Advertising -Box 206, Wh itby -W. BiIt'Durke -u Judy Durkee - J. Quail ~ Ron Winstanley i ,ANv ENcI< AT r4iS L097Y ÇmAme>FFt Ct.i-7Z frNEWA'"AN(sEC RETrLY9NOWN AS "5UPRIVP~'fR>eS CW-EMING SECPET MEETINC-5W ITI-4 aRIAN 5J~ THE EDTO17R OF STHE WHITBY OLJeLE * 49 * A ppo intm ent The Whitby Free Press is'pleased to w elI corne 26-year-oI d Ken Down of the 'Images Graphic Arts Agencyl to i ts staff. Ken, a graduate of Ryerson Un-* iversity, wiIl act as art consultant for the p a per. Ken coord inated and des- ignedthePollution Control show at Iast yearts Canadian National Exhibition and will headgraphic art requirements for the chemical processing and other dis- j plays at this yearfs C. N. E. w/7 !L The artistwho says he's been inter- i ested in art since he was "1knee-high to a p ai nt brush"l, ailso enioys photogra- c - ph y, motorsport and radio-controll1ed flying. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -