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PAGE 16, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 House league NC l ItI TItI -1 V 1t2 Br. Kinsmen Terry Arges Brad Oliver Jon Shetier tMrTeague . 3. Greg Finley Chris Goring THURSDAY, FEB tg Sivili Uontr ....6 Video 99.... 5 Shane Terry ...4 Steven Holbiski .3 Blaine Bond Andrew Ashbee Jeff Denike Danny Hutchings SATURDAY, FEB. 21 Roy's Enter...4 Dom's Auto..O Ryan Smith Matthew Phillips Ryan Healey Gavin Finders Vdo9 Shutout: S. Hastfngs McTeague.... 4 Chris Goring ...2 Matt Wilson Matthew St. Amàand Mail Video ...2 Ronald Death Mike MadilI Shutout: Joev Camnp Steven Holbiski Br. Kinsmen -... 0 BANTAM. FEBRUARY 15 J&S Conv ....4 Smiling Drill .. 3 Paul Calderaro . 2 Janiie Smith 1 . Rob Mcelland 1. David Clark ..1 John Juskiw ..i Rick Holter ..1 Danforth Type .... 6 Brian Cole.... 3 Scott Spencer ..1 Paul Kendal..i Rick Belerose ....1 Br. Concrete .... 1 John Skolnik . .. .1 Softball registration The final date for registration for the Whitby Girls Softball Association will be Saturday, Feb. 28 at Iroquois Park arena. Thé league is for girls 6 to 21. Cost i$45 per person and $80 per family. For information caîl Ed Helm at 668-5959. Club members swim to victory Several members of the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club had first-place finishes in a recent tri-meet with the Orillia and Pickering swim clubs in Orillia. Whitby's girls 13 and over teamn had eight firsts; Janice Currie won the 100 fly, 200 breaststroke, 100 breaststroke and 100 freestyle. Michelle Primeau won the 200 freestyle and Charissa Morrice won the 200 fly. Currie and Leswick also had two second-place finishes each. Chris Donnelly was first in the 200 individual medley and 100 freestyle while Aaron Bradrey was first in the 200 fly for boys 13 and over. Doninelly also had two seconds. Scott Donnelly was first in the 200 individual medley for boys il and 12. He and James Armitage also had second-place finishes. Keri Kettrick, with a 'first in the 100 breaststroke, and Colleen Lesik, first in 200 individual medley, led Whitby's girls 13 and over teamn had eight firsts; Janice Currie won the 100 fly, 200 breast- stroke and 200 individual medley. Julie Leswick won the 200 backstroke, 100 breaststroke and 100 freestyle. Michell Primeau won the 200 freestyle and Chiarissa Morrice won the 200 fly. Currie and Leswick also had two second-place finishes each. Chris Donnelly was first in the 200 individual medley and 100 freestyle while Aaron Bradley was first in the 200 fly for boys 13 and over. Donnelly also had two seconds. Scott Donnelly was first in the 200 individual medley for boys il and 12. He and James Armitage also had second-place finishes. Keri Kettrick, with a first i. the 100 breaststroke, and CoL een Leswick, first in 200 individual MEDICAL [DESIGN & MANAGEM~ENT is pleased to announce that. DR. W.R. TAYLOR, M.D., C.C.F.P. Family Physician has joined the WALK-IN MEDICAL CLINIC IN WHITBY 80 Thickson Road Telephone 668-6448 Open Monday - Sunday 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. ~ Tf~-,CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY PLNNN DEPARTM IENT NOTICE.0F PUBLIC MEETING ATTENTION: BROOKLIN RESIDENTS RE: ONTARIO NEIGHBOURHOOD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (ONIP) BROOKLIN DATE: Monday, March 2, 1987 TIME: 8:00 p.m. PLACE: Meeting Hall, Town of Whitby Municipal Building 575 Rossland Road East A Public Meeting of the Administrative Committee of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby wilI be held to consider an Amendment to the Brooklîn Community Improvement Plan to incorporate the improvement projects to be undertaken with the second Brooklin ONIP allocation. The proposed Amendment wilI describe the projects and their timing over a three-year period. commencing in 1987. Totalling $450,000.00, im- provements are proposed for the Brooklin -Community Centre as well as to certain roads and storm drainage in the east haif of Brooklin, whiel, could not be completed under the funding arrangements of the f irst ONIP allocation initiated last year. Persons requesti,îg further information may contact the Whitby Plan- ning Department, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario (416) 668- 5803. ROBERT B. SHORT Director of Planning Corporation of the Town of Wh itby medley , led Whitby's girls il and 12 team. Kettrick had. two second- place finishes while Leswick and Danielle May each had one second. Sandy Mark raced to four wins in boys 9 and 10 events. Mark won the 200 individual medley, 100 backstroke, 100 breaststroke and 100 freestyle and was also second in the 50.fly. Neil Balan won the 50 fly and'had four seconds, ah in races, won by Mark. -Andrew Dowson won the 100 individual medley. Molly Morrice matched Marks' performance with four wins and a second. She captured the 200 in- dividual medley,- 50 fly, 100 backstroke and 100 freestyle for girls 9 and 10. Suzanne Dainty won thé 100 backstroke and was second in two other races. For boys 8 and under, the.Whitby club's Sandy Henderson swam to victory in the 100 individual medley, 25 fly and 50 freestyle and was second and third in other even- ts. Leslie Dowson won the 200 in- dividual medley and picked up a second and two thirds for girls 8 and under. Debra Thatcher had a second and a third. The cross-Canada Olympic torch relay for the Winter Games in Calgary will travel through Whitby on Dec. 21. Petro Canada, organizer of the relay aspect of -the Games, is now accepting applications for torch- bearers for the 18,000-km trip over 88 days. Dec. 21 will be the 35th day, and the torch will move from Omemee, just west of Peterborough, to Pickering during that day. Runners will take Hwy 2 through Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Pickering. A total of 83 runners will carry the torch .on that stage -of the odyssey. Petro Canada will hold draws May 5 to il in Toronto and Calgary to determine runners, who will be residents of the daily route area. The torch has been designed to resemble the Calgary Tower. Abobut 250 torches, with aluminum bowls and maple wood handles, will be made. Each will weigh 1.5 kg. The relay will be a "pavement pounding proposition," according to Petro Canada. The exception will be kiloMetres designated for snowmobiles, snowshoes, cross country skis and dogsleds. Good« upper armn strength is required, as each runner will hold the torch aloft for an average of one kilometre. Specially trained and conditioned runners will carry the torch during non-daylight hours. During daylight hours, escorts will be provided for torchbearerS. It is expected that the torch will be carried in temperatures as cold as minus 40 degrees centigrade, and into 'winds of up to 60 km/hr. A fuel was developed to keep the flame going and highly visible for 45 minutes. The Olympic flame will leave St. John's, Newfoundland on Nov. 17, 1987 and reach Calgary, Feb. 13, 1988. Torchbearers will also be- able to keep Olympie track.suits given for the run. There is no cost to suc- cessful applicants. Belles: ringette champs Whitby Belles finished the ringet- te season as league champions with two wins last week. Mary Lou Spencer scored four goals and Susan Marshall had the other in a 5-1 win over Warkworth at the Brooklin arena Feb. 15. Paula Barrack scored seven goals as Whitby downed Ajax 13-4 Feb. 16. Spencer scored three goals, Tammy Bates had two goals and three assists and Rita Bourke had a goal and two assists. Susan Marshall had five assists and Joanne Dewit, four. The belles had il wins, two ties and only two losses to take first place in the league. They began playoffs on Sunday with a 6-4 loss to Markharn. Barrack scored three times and Spencer once. Juveniles bounced FROM PAGE 15 league championship. A 4-3 loss to Richmond 1*il in overtime Feb. il bounced the Whit- by juvenile hockey team from the all-Ontario playoffs. Danny Love was outstanding both on offence and defence for Whitby, which dropped the best-of- five series in three straight gamnes. Whitby began a best-of-five series with Markham on Sunday in York-Simncoe-Durham league playoffs. The winner will meet Pickering in the league final. LOSSA at Anderson The Anderson junior girls volleyball team w ill be hosting this year's LOSSA tournamient at their school today Feb. 25. .Meanwhile Anderson and Henry midget and senior girls' volleyball teams are preparing for LOSSA com- petition being held in Ajax this week. NANCY HALDANE of Anderson will be one of the host team members for LOSSA Feb. 25. FURN ITU R E UIPHOLSTERY LTD. *ANTIQUES @*NO.DIP RESTORED STRIPPING *CUSTOM 'REPAIRS UPHOLSTERY eREFINISHING A large selection of Victorian parlour furniture available 413 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY.668-5481 Olympie torch cornes through Whitby Dec. 21 D THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY DDD:DOFDURHAM DURHAM Weight Restriction Regulations willbe in for- ce on roads under the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality of Durham effective March 2nd. Vehicle loads are restricted to FIVE TONNES per axie in accordance with Durham Region By-law Number99-84. Signs will be erected on ail Regional Roads to which these Weight Restrictions apply. W.A. Twelvetrees, P. Eng. Commissioner or Works Regional Municipaîity of Durham