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PIAGE 16, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS SPORTS WEEK WEDN' FFR "Kn Kn"4oe heads Wrestling card f ree trim kits or sprlng speclais. osHAWA. - Promoter Zan (The Boot)1 Tyler, year-old sonl of wrest- when he wrestles Tim Georgia against Tito AI I we offer Is high quai ity PtMls bsgn i the 30-pounder from ling legend Gene Kiniski Horner from Tennessee. Zenza-from California. workmanship and materiais out to bring the biggest Montreal. will be making his first The opeming bout wilI First bell will sound at at competitive prices. ever wrestling program Kelly Kiniski,. the 20- appearance in Oshawa pit Keith Larson from 8:15 p.m. FRIENDS AUTO -BODY INC. onTuesday, May 18. 377,Mac Kenzie Ave. The main' event on OJust south of Burger Kng on Bayly) this spectacular wrest- Aax ling card will be for the 68-166 Canadlian title currently 686-1660held by Angelo- (King - - -Kong) Mosca who is Prestlfng Canadien Titis AN ELO *'KING KONG" MOSCA g vs BIGJOHN STUDO Super Tmg Bout SGT. SLAUGHTERS RECRUITS PVT. DON KERNODLE & PVT. JIM NELSON ys JOHNNY WEAVER& OUTLAW RON BASS TONY PARISI vs TARZAN THE BOOT TYLER KEITH LARSON vs TITO ZENZA S8EE T.V. WRESTLING SAT. 0hl11 at 1:00 p.m. Exhibition of Strength and Science RINOSIDES *.7:00 GENERALS .6. SENIORS -3.00 - being challenged for it by former champion Big John Studd. These two giants have had a few batties in the past and, no holds are barred when they meet. Exciting tag team will be featured on the semi- final. Johnny (Buzz- saw) Weaver has joined forces with Outlaw Ron Bass to take on Sgt.' Slaughter's recruits, Private Nelson and Pri- vate-Kernodle. In a special bout Tony (Cannonball) Parisi willl have bis work eut out for him when he, meets Tar- The Whltby Minor Basebali Association wishes ta thank the foIlowing public spirlted corporate cîtîzens and service clubs for their support as team sponsors. Andrsws Mfg. Chiidren'a World Consumnera' Go$ Company Cross Bros. Tres Service Mt. Dodd & Souter Broadioom Dom's Auto Parts EatEnd Ouaiity Mets Eastern Star Lodge 100Fn7 Firepiace Plus George Davey Chev-Olds Mt. Group 74 Oua Brown Pontiac LM. i.T.T. Cannon Etectrlc Canada Joe Thbe Plumber Jury à Loveil Kssmarlc Marine Lake Ontario Steel Company Limlted Pzze Tre Red Wing Orchards Rotary Club of Whitby Shoppers DrWMo Mrt Kinsmen s upport soccer Roger Paton, current president of the Whitby Kinsmen Club is seen here presenting -a sweater to Kay, Sharp, president of the Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club.< The Kfinsmen donated $250 to the soccer club in an effort to sponsortwo teams this season. Both a girls' bouse league and a boys' representative team wilrwear the Kinsmen's colors. -Free Press Staff Photo Youngsters can "44,set sailfor,- Summer"9 at the yacht club' By RON HUPFIELD Witb the coming of spring and' warmn breezes, sailors every- where can be seen get- ting their boa ts in readi- ness for the open waters of our many lakes. The interest in sailing has been growing stronger and stronger every year. More and more of our Canadian youth are be- coming anxious to Iearn the skills of sailing. It is a real accomplishment ~Q~) Swish Maintenance Ltd. Vigil Systeme Imc. Whltby Dalry Oueen Whltby Jayceea Whitby Lions Whitby Protesalonai Firefighters Local 2036 Whitby Travel Ail-Star Sponsors Attersley Tire Service Ltd. Dunedln Construction Royal Canadian Legion -112 Stokely Van Camp of Canada Ltd. OPENINO DAY SATURDAY - MAY 15 PARADE - KINSMEN PARK -10 a.m. CEREMON lES - PEEL PARK -11 a.m. Program partly f lnancsd by funds f rom Wlntarlo. to know how to sail properly, to, learn ail the ,techniques of boat han- dling, safety, how to gauge the wind and wave^ and. enjoy the thrills' and satisfaction of sailing with the wind. The Whitby Yacht Club is presenting for the fiftb year their out- standing learn-to-sail program for ages 9 to 17, for both girls and boys, for four two-week per- iods during the summer holiday months of July and August. "Set Sail for Sum- mer" is the theme of this junior program and is open to any student and is not restriceted to WYC members. Begin your sailing in a lively Optimist, great for beginners. Then ad-. vance to the CLl4's - jib and mainsail equipped, a great intermediate boat. For the more ad- vanced, there are' the Albacores - a competi- tive class. Racing in these boats can be a lot of fun. Safety is important in boating. Thorough CYA instruction in proper boat handling is stress- ed throughout each course. The WYC Junior Sail has an inflat- able and- a Boston Whaler outboard equipped for safetyand instruction purposes. Led by a qualified CYA (Canadian Yacht- ing Association) senior sailing instructor and CYA instructors and assistants, tbey will teach new sailors the fine arts of boat band- .ling, proper. sailing, rules of the road, proper knots, weather condi- tions and seamanship. From 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, Monday to Friday, the sailing in- struction will be given at The Whitby Yacht Club Junior clubhouse using the junior docks mists, CL14's and Alba- cores for the sailing ex- perience. The registration fee will be $100 for each two- week course. The two: week course is a mini- mum. We strongly recommend four weeks or even more to get ex- tensive sailing exper- ience. The fee -for the second- member of the family is 10 per cent less, or a student is wel- corne to extend bis in-* struction, beyond two weeks for 10 per cent less. The national CYA ap- proved courses lead to CYA White Sail level 1, 2 and 3 and Bronze Sail 4 and 5. CYA manuals are used. Eacb boy or girl must have their own life, jacket, and must be able to swim. The. stan- dards are higb but wor- th the effort., Regattas, keel boat sail and other special eve., Il be featured. Adv. students *will receL * additional rac- ing training this year. -Courses begin July 5 and end August 27. Phone The Whitby Yacht Club at 668-1391 and a brochure will be mailed to you. EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. Hupfield le the co-ordi- nator of The Whltby Yacht Club's junior sali program. w È w PAT MILOSH PROMOTER ATTENTION PARENTS!' SUMMER CAMPS at IROQUOIS PARK COMPLEX STARTING JUNE 28 SPORTS CAMPS ARTADVENTURE IN CAMP (ail day> TENNIS, SOCCER B OYS &GIRLS and ,~jAges 6 -12yrs. BASEBALL BOYS &GIRLS AGES 6-12 yrsKindercamp(mornings) BOYS & GIRLS, r.0; NAges 3 - 1½yrs.> CALL: 668-7765 f or a f ree brochure TOWN 0F WHITBY, RECREATION DEPT. SPECIAL REGISTRATION NIGHTS June 1 & 8,6:30 -8:30 p.m. Iroquois Park Arena foyer MEET THE STAFF - SEE THE SITE