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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4,1977, PAGE il Old Timers' hockey tournament iesplannedforfall The Whitby Flyers Old- timners Hockey Club is spon- soring a major Oldtimers Hockey Tournament to be held at Iroquois Park Arena from Monday, October 3, to Sunday, October 9. The invitational tourna- ment will consist of teams fron Ontario and Quebec with over 380 players and families coming to Whitby to help lauinch the hockey season. Oshawa Knocker Paving, Oshawa Pineridge Pools and Whitby Flyers are local teams already entered with teams from Toronto, Burlington, Cornwall and Peterborough indicating an interest. This tournament isplanned as a fun week with games, dancing, fashion show, baby sitting service ahl part of the tournamnent. The Whitby tournament offers some of the following features: 1. 3 divisions, 8 teams per 1division 2. player of garne awards 3. all star team selected each division showdown competition lucky program draw « trip for two to Hawaii for 15S days fashion show baby sitting service Teams within a 50 to 60 mile radius of Whitby wil compete from Monday to Thursday. Teams froin out- side the 60 mile radius will compete on Friday, and Saturday with the semi-finals and finals on Sunday, October 9, 1977. Each team is guaranteed a minimumi of 3 games. The winning teams in each division in addition to the trophies will win jackets. N ew bylaw regulates use of parks A wide-sweeping set of regulations governing the use of town parks, was recently passed by town council to prevent potentialv dangerous or destructive activities occurring on municipal pro perty. One section of the bylaw prohibits skating, skateboard riding, horseback riding or flying engine-operated model airpianes without a permit from the recreation director. Sports and games are ban- ned froni portions of parks that are flot designated for them, and motorcycles and rnotor bikes are banned frorn parks except on roads. Recreation Director Wayne DeVeau cited trail bikes as a major cause of damage and vandalism in town parks. He listed Blair and D'Hillier Parks and the Camp X lands as areas where this problem was most acute. Fines of up to $1 ,000 can be levied for breaches of the rules set out in the new parks, bylaw. 661 GREAT WALL CHINESE à CANADIAN RESTAURANT J- 7021 - 668-7301 1 leDu"evm 'D irnqu.n e.. e il QUESTION: Why did TD introduce No-Charge Chequing? ANSWER: We're trying to get your business. QUESTION: What does No-Charge Chequing offer? ANS WER: During PCA statement periods in which a customer's minimum balance is $200 or more, TD cancels the normal 16e charge per cheque. QUESTION: Why is there a minimum balance? ANS WER: TD invests the $200 to help offset the expense of processing the customer's cheques. QUESTION: Who is benefiting from No-Charge Chequing? ANSWER: W1 Our records show that many of our PCA customers always keep a $200 balance. (2) Some TD customers now plan ahead and keep an extra $200 in their account when they întend to write a lot of cheques. (3) Some customers occasionally build up to a $200 minimum 'by chance.' They can aIl benefit from No- Charge Chequing. QI k, A( A] du QI re A] QI A] ýUESTION: Would it be more profitable to ýep the $200 in a Premium Savings wcount? NSWER: If you write more than 7 cheques iring a statement period, we can show you hat No-Charge Chequing is a better deal. UESTION: lsn't No-Charge Chequing eally just 'a littie extra' to make TD more ormpetîiwe? NSWER: Yes. We want you to, be a TD ustomer. ýUESTION: So it's fot a big deal? NSlWER: No. But it's a good deal. You hould look into it. ETORONTO.DOMINION ltebank vwheru people nake the' dtference Deloitte, 'Haskins -8 SeIIs CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Offices ini Ma/or ('anadian Citles Bell Canada Building Oshawa Centre, Oshawa Phone 579-8202 P..F3OX 800, OSHAWA, ONT. 4 -, I a 16 i