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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, DECEMBER 20,2000 PAGE B3 Volleyball coach elected to Hall of Fame BY BRIAN McNAIR Staff Writer Stan Marchut lias always been considered considered unique by those who have played for him as coach of the Durham College women's volleyball team. Now the former Eastdalc Collegiate teacher will enter the college's Sports Hall of Fame in unique fashion, as the first person to be enshrined while in the midst of his tenure. . "When you start to put his resume down on paper, it's easy to see why (Marchut will be inducted)," says Ken Babcock, athletic director at Durham College. Joining Marchut at the April 6, 2001, induction ceremony will be Mike Stauffer, a former student of Marchut's at Eastdalc and a five-time gold medallist while he was an two- sport athlete at Durham from 1993 until 1996. . Under the criteria for entering the hall, a student-athlete must be three years removed from the college, but there is no such stipulation for coaches or builders, which makes Marchut's inclusion inclusion a no-brainer. He has been the only coach of the Durham women's volleyball team since it started Ontario Colleges Athletic Athletic Association play 17 years ago and, earlier this year, became the first coach in OCAA history to record his 200th career coaching victory. ; Marchut has guided teams to the OCAA championships in 15 of his 16 years, winning gold in 1986 and 1999, and he has been named OCAA coach of the year four times. He has led the Lady Lords on three trips to the national championships, including including most recently last, season, when they finished eighth in the country. country. He has also been a recipient of the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association Association Coaching Excellence Award. ; Stauffer, a 27-year-old insurance broker and Oshawa resident, won two OCAA team championships and one individual gold medal in golf and also skipped the men's curling team to two provincial titles. Region of Durham Attention: Social Housing Providers* and Interested Service Agencies The Region of Durham is Seeking Volunteer Members for its Advisory Group on Social Housing The Social Housing Advisory Committee was established in 1999 to provide advice to Regional staff on matters related to the Region's role in social housing. As the terms of office for original members are expiring, we arc seeking nominations for members from boards of directors of non-profit, supportive and cooperative cooperative housing providers as well as interested service agencies. Nominees may be board members, staff or residents of social housing or of service agencies. The Social Housing Reform Act outlines responsibilities for the Region of Durham in its capacity as service manager for the administration of social housing. The Region is seeking input from the Social Housing Advisory Committee in areas where it is authorized by the legislation to establish local standards and additional rules or to assume direct delivery of service. Examples include: eligibility rules, occupancy standards, integrated financial testing, rent calculation and waiting list management. Housing provider nominees will be voted for by their respective sectors. Tenant/member and service agency representatives will be selected by lottery. If your board has not already received an application form, please contact the Social Housing Division at 721- 6170. Forms must be returned by January 26, 2001. For questions about the nomination and selection process ask lor Shirley Van Steen, Director of Housing Services. ♦excluding federally funded co-operatives Members of the Ontario 5-Pin Bowling Association raised $940for Kids Help Phone during a fundraising fundraising event held at Liberty Bowl in Bowmanville. Included in the group are, front row, from left, Art Gill, Jane Gralun, Shirley Hone, Carmen Shirk, Tom Gralun; back row, Al Bickell, Alf Babineau, Bryan Smith, Becky Bickell, Irene Gill and Don Ellis. Absent were Rose Ellis, Ray Kobylanski, Suzy Kobylanski and Joanne Ellison. Resounding Christmas Wishes May the spirit of Christmas ring in your heart and echo throughout the new year. Please accept our best wishes at Christmastime and our sincere thanks for your loyal patronage. Matthews & Associates Insurance Brokers Ltd. Pauline, Geri, Maureen, Roberta, Janice and Deb 83 King St. W., Newcastle 987-3200 We 're at your door three times a week ®fIt Canadian âteteiman Clarington This Week RE-SCHEDULED BLUE BOX COLLECTION DECEMBER 30, 2000 Curbside Blue Box collection routes originally scheduled for Monday December 25, 2000 and Tuesday December 26, 2000 have been re-scheduled to Saturday December 30, 2000. Please recycle all your papers, cardboard, as well as metal, glass and plastic containers. J.R. McCorkell, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Holiday Closure of the Region's Waste Management Facilities The Region's Waste Facilities in Oshawa, Port Perry and Blackstock will be closed December 24th, 25th, 26th and 31st as well as January 1st. These sites will also have reduced hours on December 23rd and December 30th, opening at 8:00 am and closing at noon. Normal hours of operation will resume on Tuesday, January 2nd 2001, from 8:00 am to 4 pm. J.R. McCorkell, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works \ j.M0 an Mjnt it. 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