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PAGE 20. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1987 Jordan 's Wrriors want to avenge loss THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN0F WHITBY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMVENT REQUIRES FACILITY ATTENDANT (2positions> Applcationslresumes, wlll be received by the underslgned for the position of FACILITY ATTENDANT (2 positions) with the Parks and Recreation Department, until Frida , June 5,1987 at 4:30 p.m. QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must have at Ieast one (1) year's experlence in the operation and maintenance in an (ammonia plant) arena andior public swlmming pool. Must be eligible to attain Refrîgeration Operators Certif icate (Class B) or Stationery 4th Class within two (2) years. (Must be prepared to take courses related to work requirements.) Ap- plicants in possession of alternative tradesmen's certif icate will also be given consideration. Must possess and maintain a valid Driver's Licence Class G or better (Class M & R not acceptable). Successful completion of a recognized Swimming Pool Water Filtration Course, and Mec han icallElect rîcal Certif icates wil I be considered assets. DUTIES This position involves uarrying out work on the maintenance and cleanlng of Buildings, Facilities, and Grounds, maintaining and ser- viclng equipment used within buildings as directed, must drive an Ice Resurfacing Machine and other light motorized equlpment, be willing to take training programs as required, and perform other duties as asslgned. HOURS OF WORK Shift work and weekends. Salary to be commensurate with experience, skill, ability and qualifications. Good fringe benefits. Please submit your detailed resume indicating experience, referen- ces, etc. to: Wm. H. Wallace, P. Adm., A.M.C.T., C.M.C., Administrator, Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Li N 2M8 Note: We thank ail those persons who apply, but advise that acknow- - ledgement will be forwarded to those applicants only, who are successf ul in obtaining an interview. Seniors wanted for moonwalk Whitby senior citizens are being asked to join in the "Elderobic Moonwalk" in Whitby Tuesday, June 2, starting at 10 a.m. The walk, held at centres across Canada, recognizes national Physical Activity Week. The Whit- by Seniors' Activity Centre fun and fitness class, led by Ivy Hutchin- son, is inviting ahi Whitby seniors for the walk from the centre to downtown and back. Last year, Whitby seniors walked 577 miles (total of individual par- ticipants) toward the combined total of 476,000 miles, the distance to the moon and back. The goal is 600 miles in this year's Whitby Moonwalk. For more info cail the centre at 668-1424. * Durhiam Squash & Fitness Club * * -w 1450 Hopkins Street, Whitby, Ontario LiN 2C3 * Telephone 668-5866 * B ring a friend and join the gang in the fun with a * sumeértime mieubersliip ut the club! ONLY $39.oo FROM: -NOW TO SEPTEMBER 15: *FITNESS CLASSES y :3 P. M la S y t9:31A.M : P.M. DAY - '7:30 PM. 9:30 AM. * *5SQUAS R PRO SO * * FULLY EQU PED GYMNASIUM a WHIRLPOOL & SAUNAS IN MEN'S & W N' CK R * *FULL RESTAURANT S VI 1 *UR E *NfmN 'CIl C L sVI E PROVIDED 668-5866e "Peterborough won't improve much during the season from what wýe saw Wednesday night," he adds. Whereas, Jordan believes the Warriors have room for a lot of im- nrovemeiit. He notes. the team only had one practice with the final line-up before the Peterborough game. He described the game as typical for Peterborough - close checking with an emphasis on special teams. Jordan said the Warriors' borough's picks was mostly com- munication. Scoring for the Warriors last Wednesday were Scott Boyd, Gary Mark, Steve Dyment and Bill Passfield with two goals each. Singles went to Greg Van Sickle, Greg Lepine and Jason Richards. Despite being closely checked, Bill Calan had five assists. The Warriors have now had a week between games to work on their lunes. When the Whitby Warriors take to the floor tonight against the Brampton Excelsiors, coach Bryce Jordan doesn't just want to .beat Brampton, he wants to beat them badly. 'II want to beat them badly and get revenge for the loss they han- ded us. 1 want to show our superiority," he says. The Warriors have two wins and two losses entering tonight's con- test, having lost Iast Wednesday night to the Peterborough Maulers 14-11. The Warrior's only other loss was. at the hands of Brampton two weeks ago by a 12-11 count. Jordan had hoped the- Warriors would have three wins entering tonight's game after their first four games. He is not happy with the 2-2 record. If there was any bright spot against Peterborough last week, it was the Maulers' lack of change. "Their offence neyer changes. It was the samne when I played senior teamn won both ends of a cap off a five-hit day for the WhitbY doubleheader with Belleville on centrefielder. Solid defensive plays Sunday behind the solid pitching of by* Mike Savelle, Jeremy Schott Chris Mace and Adam Chay. and Tony Gallant also supported The first game was a cliffhanger the Whitby wins. as Whitby won in the bottomn of the The Cobi Food tykes take off for seventh when Mike Innes drove in Niagara Fails on the weekend for a the winning run to seak the 7-6 vic- two-day tournamerit. tory. David Partlow hit a home run and Mike Innes stroked two doubles ( l.2 and a single to lead the offence. '0.shiaw a edges Other hitters were Rajiv Gandhi, Chris Mace, Tim Imeson, Tony W ib n 1 Gallant and Darryl Wright. ' W ib n 1 The second game saw the Whitby bats explode as they pounded out Whitby's senior basebail tean four home runs en route to a 17-11 went into Tuesday night's garni win. Jamie Difiore had four hits in- with a 3-2 record after losing tc cluding two home runs and Tim Oshawa on Sunday in 10 innings 7-6. Imeson smacked a grand slam to The teamn was trailing 4-1 en- highlight the fifth inning when tering the ninth inning, when the, Whitby hit three homers in a row. came back to tie the score. Rajiv Gandhi pounded out four Whitby went on to score one in thE hits along with Chris Mace who top of tenth, but Oshawa scored t'WC touched Belleville pitching for a in the bottom of the tenth to win thE single, double and a triple. game. Jamie Pawluk and Adam Chay The two teams were to meel had two hits apiece as Tony Gallant again at Iroquois Park Tuesda3 and Jeremy Schott'add'ed singles. night. T-BALL MAY Il:- Firechiefs...26 Tua Horton ...8 I.T.T. Cannon... . 18Dom's Auto Parts 12 W h te M tcel rothers 28Barry Brian Ass.. 17 Sandoz Anca .. 5Butler's Deli...13 MAY 13;- I.T.T. Cannon ... . 21Firechiefs...18 STANDINGS TEAM W L TPT O.T.T. Cannofl 2 0 0 4 Firechiefs 1 1 0 2 Sandoz Anca 1 0 0 2 Top Quality Colli. i 0 0 2 Fifewood Saints O0O0 i11 Georgian Hotel O O i i Barry Brian Assoc. O i O O Dom's Auto Parts O 1 0 0 Tim Horton Donuts 0 i 0 O Butler's Deli O i O 0 Cartier-McNamara O 0 0 O Legal Beagles 0 0 O O Fawcett Motors O O O O Mitchell Brothers O O O 0 Forans Roofing O O O O Peacock Sports 0 O O O PEE WEE MAY Il:- Shoppers Drug. .. i6Whitby Toyota .... 3 Kinsmen Club .. Perkins Paints.... 4 Propane Place.... 8RemaX Realty .... 7 Bell Canada... 6Checkers Variety .2 Whitby Audio .... 10 Mr. Grocer ... MAY 13: - Whitby Toyota... 10 Red Wing Orchard 9 Perkins Paints... 15Propane Place .... 4 Bell Canada... 9Remax Realty .... 7 Brooklin Electric 21 Mr. Grocer ... STANDING.S TEAN1 W 1. T PT Bell Canada 2 0 0 4 Whitby Toyota 1 1 0 2 Perkins Paints 1 1 0 2 Propane Place 1 1 0 2 Shoppers Drug 1 0 0 2 Kinsmen Club I1O0 t) 2 Whitby Audio 1 0 0 2 Brooklin Electrie 1 0 0 2 liemax Healty 0 2 t) 0 Mr. Grocer t> 2 t> ('heckers Variety O0 i1 t> 0 lied Wing t)ruhards O0I1 t) 0 IIANTIAM MAY li: Wliit>y ltotirv Uist.ow.. . MAY M 1 Goldhawks i4 w s .. Duirlizn> E1ujip ý1 izL. IZ eligllt 4 S'rANINGS 1'EAM W I. T 1">' Whitby lRotary i1 t> O 2 Goldhawks 1 0 O 2 Durham Equipment i 0 0 2 Gus Brown O 1 0 O Owasco Volks. 0 i O O Pizza Delighl t> 1 O O Snowden Rubber O 0 0 0 Petro Canada ,.0 0 o O0 basebal Il ýy ie ýo ie iy TYKE MAY 13: - Canadian Tire.. . 12 Kiwanis Club ... . 12 Nurse Chev Olds . 16 Vick Insurance .... 5 Munn's Press... . igJim Davidson... 4 Whitby Firefigbt. 14 Raîston Purina .... 9 Whitby Lions Clubl3Kurz Foods ...13 Century 21...24 Witby Cleaners. .8 Brooklin Slopitch. 13NRS Realty . 7 STANDINGS a JAMW L T PT Nurse Chev Olds i O O 2 Munn's Press 1 0 O 2 Brooklin Slopitch 1 0 O 2 Whitby Firefighters 1 O O 2 Century 21 1 0 0 2 Canadian Tire O O 1 1 Kiwanis Club O O i 1 Whitby Lions Club 0 O 1 1 Kurz Foods 0 O 1 1 Vick Insurance O 1 O O Davidson Chrysler O 1 O O Raîston Purina O 1 O O Whitby Cleaners O 1 O O NRS Realty 0 i O O SQUIRTS MAY' 11: - Daîry Queen ... 2 Pizza Pizza . 2... Donut Press ... 2 Bob Myers .. May 12:- Fitzgeral .... ... 10 Merrick Homes ... 4 Sorichetti Group. .7 Swish Maint ..... MAY' 13: - Dodd & Souter .... 9 Scott's Colonels... .6 Whitby Jaycees. . 15 Crouch Collars .. .11l. Melanie pringles. . 7 Brooklin Kinsmen. 5 Pizza Pizza.....11 Peacock Sports ... 2 Dairy Queen ... 9 Bob Myers . 7 STANDINGS TEANM Dairy Queen 1 O 1 3 Pizza Pizza i O i 3 Donut Press i O O 2 Whitby Jaycees 1 0 O 2 Sorichetti Group 1 0 0 2 l)odd & Souter 1 0 O 2 Meclanie Pringles 1 0 O 2 Fitzgerald Carpent i O O 2 Peacock Sports O 1 i i Consumers Gas 0 O 1 i Bob Myers 0 2 0 O Crouch Collars O 1 0 O Merrick Howes 0 1 0 O Swish Maintenance 0 1 0 O Scott's Colonels O 1 O O Brooklin Kinsmpn O 1 0 O Tykes win two gamestu The Cobi Food tykebasebaîl Mike Inne bete a n n 1