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PAGE A8, WHffBY ME PRESS, DURHAM MOUES, MARCHI 16,1988 Sehili auto race team expeet improvement.lm18 season. *Mark Schill of Oshawa, coming off a good 1987 season in the Pl ayer's Challenge'Seies in auto racing, is expecting even better results in '88. "l really believe our team is much better prepared heading into the 1988 race season and improved resuits are most certainly in -the near future," says Schill., He exlains. that a "great confidence builder" is the return of -Co-sponsors Ontario Motor Sales and EDS (Electronic Data Systenis) of Canada. Don R>gers of Signet Signs in Whitby will be designing the lettering and layout for Schill's IROC-Z Camaro entry in the Series' east division for General .Motors cars. The Schill racing team bas maade some changes -to the car, that will result in a 5- bhp increase (to 235 b4~) in the 305- cu "in. fuel-injected engine. Thýe four-piston ]Brembo calipers will likely be dropped-due. t cost and parts availability. The design of the 16-m. rnag wheel brake cooling, adds Scl-ll *' Schill's best finish in 1987 was l3th, and he finished in the top 20 in four of the eight races to accumulate 234 points, a considerable leap from bis point total of 32 in' 1986, his first season. AUTO* NEWS-FAMILY COMPETITION involve your family and colour in the illustrations below fo r your chance ta win, family games! ! Ourftueis our kiSl You can heip keep them smiiing by doing your part as a concerned citizen and cammunity driver, Remember ta look and drive carefuiiy in and around school grounds and neighborhood streets where chiidren are bound ta piayi By observing ail traif le signais and using cautious and preventive driving methods, you wili heip ta, assure these kids look forward ta a great sum mer. TL~ ~mw.qer1nA weis rouaht ta vou bv the foilowiflg: A.0 O ENILD.WIIII MOTOROSALES LT. 176 Brook St., N.Wib 965 DUNDAS STO. W. 20 668-582866-29 DUFF S ATOSRVICE 1 00 MN y STretEas 517itby, Ont. N668-6866 DURHAM AUTOMOBILES LTDI 1250 Dundas.St. E.Whitby668-6881 DURHAM EQUIPME14T RENTALS 1230 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY (Spsudy Auto Plaza) 668-0880 WHITyRIY USPIIS FWE.; iii. R Fenneil Insurance AU Brokers Lt. 185 Brock St. N. Ste. 214, Whllby, 666-2400 308 Thickson Rd. S. Whitby 1430-1566 1 GUS BROWN ix OWASCO PONTIAC BUUCK LTD. /Volkswagon Inc. 1201 Dundas St. E. Whitby j 1425 Dundas St. E., AARRA8 Whitby 683-3235 &REFINISHING LTD. Ontario.LiN 5S4 131 BROCK ST. N WHITBYSHAW-HOND CAVPERRENTALLID, 1405DDAS R.1' WIYL 66&38 1110 Dundas St. East, Whitby yI666-177 Whitby/Oshawa WHITBY OPTICAL 105 Coiborne St. West (4ADowntown, Whitby '~-"~"666-3831 v ILJ The Whitby Free Press woud like DruW LMI ~ to thank the abovespno. RULES: NAME: 1. Ail entries must be retumned on the newspoper coupon, by mail or honded ln during office hours: 9 o.m. f0 5 p.m. no lofer thon ADDRESS:_______________________ April 4, 1988. 131 Brook St. N. Whtby ___________________________________2. Prizes connot bg substitutedi for cash. 3. Employees of the Whtby Free Press ond their Immediote PHONE NO.: fomilles ore not eligible to enter thîs drow. 4. Whtby Free Press is not responsible for entries lost or deloyed In the mail. Chrysier decision- puts fear to rest The recent Chrysler Corp. decision to not seil the Ajax soft trim plant "put our worst fears to rest," says the president of Canadlian Auto Workers union local- 1090, whose mernbers'are plànt employees. John Gatens says he would like to think that union efforts to oppose the sale had some effect on the decision by.Chrysier not to seil its fivé Canadian plants. Chrysler, however, plans to close four of its American plants. Under a reorganization jast year', Chrysler's components plants, including, Ajax, became the Acustar chain (Former AMO trim plants purchased by Chrysler are among those now called Acustar-). Gatens, -Qn behaif of the 2,000 Ajax plant workers, had prev- iously'written a letter to Chrysler to protest the proposed sale of the Acustar chain. A refusal to work overtime as a protest was held over two weekends, although was it was "not fully cornplied with," said Gatens. > He . adds, that:- although the new business name of the plant is Acustar, "We still refer to ourselves as Chrysler. "We don't like being, called anything other than Crsler,"ý he said. Iua E, Whiây 43-25 1 inis puviiç; Kn-sýw 1