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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, augcust 3, 1977 athletic complex Thle new Durhami College Athletic and Actîvities build- ing will be open this fail for use by students, staff and mnembers of the community. The general public can obtain individuai memberships, or a rrange for rentai of facilities as a club, or commnunity group. Richard Kerr has been .Ippointed as admi-inistrative assistant responsibie for the new compiex. He bas a Bachelor of Artsý; degree fromi the University o-f Westerni Ontario in Physicai and Heailh Education, and hias had several years experience in mnanaging spotsF and fitness fac-ilities. The new facility will be open seven days a week fromn 7 amn. to i1 p.m., and it includes a large gymnl!asium, indoor rupning track and fitness areas, five squash courts, extensive luekerand shower room facilities, as we, as a spacious dining lounge, cafeteria and confer- ence facilîties. ORONO GARDEN CENTRE PLANTS, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS LANDSCAPING, 983-9308 Evenings 6234669 Water Delivery SWII¶ANGPOOLS, WiELLS& CISTERNS. 2000 Gallon Tank TAYLOR Saânc & Gravel 983-51003 Service VorFriendly Agency Ail Personal a nd Commercial Insurance Sue Sawyer For Dependable Service -983-5115 i A modemn control centre will make for maximum use of the new Athletic and 1Activities building, reserving activity time for members. and ensuring an orderly scheduling of- events. Squash is Canada's fastest 1growing indoor sport, and Durham College's new Athie- tic and Activities building boasts five superb airçon- ditioned squash courts. There aïre two exhibition courts side by side with glass backwails. An extensive vie 'wing gallery services both of these courts to enable several hundred people to observe this exiit- ing game being piayed. Al courts are Standard North American size, and are de- si gned so they can be conver- ted to intérnational Standard. Mecmbers can participate in exhilarating games in the large double gymnasium, inciuding basketball, volley- bail, badminton and iridoor tennis. There is provision for general purpose use of the facility, so that additional sports such as archery, table tennis, golf training and fencing can also be enjoyed. The gymnasiumn is built to International Standards, and can be used for spectator events, as there are attract- ive bleachers at one side which can seat 1000 persons. The large size of the gym-nasium.means that for m-any occasions, more than one evLnt can be scheduled at One timie, 50 that more mYemrbers can be accomnmod- ated. -Members can keep fit and in tLop condition by utili7ing thep excellent fitniess area in our new com-rplex. It has a comipliete array of exercise equipmî-ent, and an indoor tartaIn surface tack The importance o0f' being pihysic iiy itis currently beinig empohasized by govern- tnent and industry because studies have shown that the fitnes evel of the average Canadian has hiad a mnarked decline during the iaÀst dec- ad-!e. For warmn weather months, there is provision for outdoor tennis. Two iighted outdoor courts wil provide enthusia- sts and beginners alike long -hours of play. They are located close to the control centre at the west end of the building for easy accessibil- ~ityf As a refreshing aftermath to a workout in our new Athletieccomplex, or when making use of our new conference facilities - partici- pants can, relax in the spacious dining lounge. It is licensed, and wilI serve 15f, people. There is also an excellent, modemn cafeteria seating more than 200 people, for the us e of both College and community. The College will officialIy open its new Athietie and Activities building on Novem- ber 13 at a ceremony which will preceed an Open House to be held November 14 as part of a celebration of its ioth anni'versary of service to the Durham Region. However, actual use of the facility wiIl begin in Septem- ber. General community membership is $50. per year, and in addition there will be an al inclusive membership which entails no charge for squash or badminton courts, and a founding member membership. FuM'her information can be received by writing to the Athletic and Activities build- ing office, Durham College, Box 385, Oshawa or telephone Rick K<err at 576-0210. DID YOU KNOW? Ontario has more than 10 million acres of park land which is used by over il million visitors annually. Touh~i Probably longer than-a ny other muff ler specîalty shop. as a mater of tact. 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