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WHITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1987, PAGI%. 17 I Former wrestler's local club now one year old Pop ular sport in Durharn By MIKE JOJINSTON Members of -the Whitby Op- timist Wrestling Organization (WOWO) practice for two hours every Monday night in what head coach AI Smith lilces to cali the dungeon. Actually it is the stage at Henry Street High Sehool, but for the 18 boys that belong to the club, the dungeon is a place where they sharpen their slills. "Most of the kids corne out to have fun, and then they get hooked on the sport, " says Smith. The 18 members range in age from 9to.15. Smith started the club by him- self a year ago. Two months into the venture, the Whitby Optimist Club became a sponsor. '"They help with unjforms, gym rentais, clinics and tournaments - they're just great," acknowledges Smith, 21. The club's birth had a lot to do Iwith a data- processing course jtaken by Smith at Durham College. 'II would do guest coachmng at sehools in the area but when I started college I just couldn't make those practices anymore. MacNeil Furniture .... 2 Kyle Lang Lucas Hodgsofl Kameka Footware.. Jason Luscombe Stephen Cooper 4 ITT Cannon Bryan Mion Adam Kennedy Chris Arges Chris Stone *.Midas Muffler . Jef I Needham John Graham BANTAM - FEB. 8/87 Brooklin Concrete..2 J&S Convenience..i DavtdPublow ............. 1 Tom Mulhy............i Stephen Crom ..............i Danforth Typewriter .. 2 Smiing Drillers .. Gene Murree .............. Rck Holter..............i Travelicade will visit local sehools Ontario's " sports travelcade, which holds day-long clinics in various sports, will be visiting three Whitby elemtN1tary schools this month. The travelcade, now in its l3th year under the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation, will be at E.A. Fairman on Feb. 18 for one clinic in basketball and four clinicsin gymnastics. Travelcade instruc- tors will be at Palmer- ston Public School on Feb. 19 for gymnastics and basketbail, and at F.M. Heard Public School on Feb. 24 for gymnastics. The Whitby school clinics are part of a tour of Durham Board of Education schools which began this week and ends March 3. The travelcade program is provided at no cost to the board. Blair Mcîntosh, program spokesman, says there was a "lgood response" when the travelcade visited Durham Region schools last year. Anderson volleyball1 resuits By MIKE LAPLANTE Anderson CVI defeated Paul, Dwyer High School last week in junior girls' volleyball games hosted by Dwyerý The Anderson midgets were unfor- O'Neill two games to one. -Thanks to the fine play of centre spiker Jo Ann Hood, the Anderson junior team prevailed over O'Neill and* Paul bers played good strategy volleyball. ACVI seniors were not as strong, coming up short and losing both their matches to Paul Dwyer and O'Neill. BAILEY DEM- PFHA&RIMA&CY Cý\V-"'arner- IMOSBL )odd & Souter back on Winning track. Dodd & Souter Dodd & Souter, now 90 points, has a five- iroadloom got back on with 81 points for the point lead over second- he winning track with a season, are three points place Jensen's. -4 wmn over fitst-place behind third-place JMS1 kaags- in Wednesday Communications and .JMS and Jensen's tied ight Dart League ac- four behind Jensen's 5-5 in the other Feb. il ion Feb. 11. Auto Body. Skaags, with match-up. Softball registration General registration for the Whjitby Girls Softball Association will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at Iroquois Park arena, Whitby, Feb. 21 and 28. Registration, for girls 5 to 21, is $45 per person and $80 per family. About 5W0 girls played in the organization last season. For more information cal association president Ed Helm at 668-5959. WHREDm IT ALL GO! A big chunk of it probably went to the govemmrent. You can't dodge taxes. But there are a nurnber of legitimate ways to ease the tax bite, while you accumnulate money for your future. 1 can show you how. Give me a cal today. BUS. 434-8400 RES. 668-8705 NAvol%1dEAwL* W=U 1 r i tors PR'OFIT FRO4I OUR EXPERENCI BAILYE~~HAR ACLY "IYour Nieighb@urhood Drugstore"# HOURS[Wf . ' I . Whitby'house league resuits ATOM - FEB. 7/87 momma 1 NADIE 362 BROCK STB Sag WHITBY MON.-FRI.9a.m.-9p.m. SAT. 9 a.m.-7 p.m * efock -(IGA PLAZA) 668m2l 00 SUN. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. ............ mmw