WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1976, PAGE il .Three locations inor- base bail association holding two regs ration sessions Whitby Minor Basebal Association President Don Kennedy lias aniîouniced Ihat registratlion sessions for the ulpcomiing season will'be lield April 10 and 24 fromi 9 a.rn. 10 12 pm. at three locations. The sessions, under the direction of Registrar Dean Kea ting, will be held in the council chanmbers of the municipal building at 405 Dundas Street West, West- minster United Church on Selected inexpensive tours are the specially of t he n e wly -o p en ed Durham Travel Agency. Kaare Myhren, one of the parîners in the firin. feels lhat Oshawa has the potential for anoîher travel agency. Durham is offering the public as much up-to-date information as is available on package tours 10 the south, skiing trips in North Arnerica, and charters in general. Mr. Myhren says that very of ten people will sign up for a tour for a much higher prîce Ihan is really necessary. He gives the exam pie of Durham's Sun and Surf tour to Hawaii for $489 which includes air fare and acecommodation at an executive holel. The same tour can be had under a Manninig Rond. and the Brooklin Community Centre at Churchi and Bagot Streets in.Brooklin. Registration fées are $5 per boy and. $12 per family if aIl family nmeinbers register at the same Uie. Those who can not attend either of the sessions may sign up by mailing their registration forms and fees to Dean Keating at 500 Byron Street South in lime 10 reach different niarn e from other agencies for as much as $560 or $570, he dlaimis. Mr. Mybren and bis partner, Bob Thorndyke, Jr., expecl bo be dealing with the tiaverage working mani" who is inlerested in getting good value for his money in Ihese <ays of financial constraints. Durham Travel also looks afler ils customers before they get off the ground. The agency deals with Airporl Service Eastern limousine ser- vice and customners of Durham receive ai free pass 10 Toronito Inter n:itional Airport - ~ - ~ lu~ i c .~ *t& ~ - I c: DURHAM TRAVEL SERVICE 20 Ray Street, OGhawa (416) '" ý84 a advert senmen t iHIS& HER'S HAIRSTYLING: with this coupon FREEshampoo& stylel wi*th every h-aircut: Mo mIhr M on-Thurs ioy9-9.m Saturday 8.5 p.m. TONY'S HAIRSTYLING Blair Park Plaza 668 m 5441 himi before April 30. The W.M.B.A. expecîs to have 600 boys registered and 35 or more teamis when the season opens on May 29. The W.M.B.A. provides a programi of teetball and bascball for boys aged six to 19. Boys born in 1968, 69 and 70 are entered'in the Tee-bail division whiere they learn some of the fîndanentals of the garne in the niodified version wh ere the bail is battled off' a tee rather than 1h rown by a pitchier. Boys born in 65, 66 and 67 ie in the Tyke group, 1 hiose boîn in 63 and 64 are in the Peewee division, thiose born in 61 and 62 are in the Bantami section, those born in 59 and 60 are in the Midgel classification, and Ihose born in 56 and 57 are in the Juvenile category. The W.M.B.A. operates Sports -dinner house leagues for ail these groups and also has entries in the Eastern Ontario Basebal Association. Clubs in the E.0.B.A. Tyke, Peewee, Bantarn and Midget series are planning, providing satisfaclory sche- dules are available. E'ather Costello will be guest- speaker Whitby Kinsmen Club's third annual Sports Celebrity Dinner will be held Monday at Hieydenishore Pavilion wi lb' cocktails aii 6 p.m. and dini!er at 7 p.mi. Father Costello of the Flying Fathers hockey teami will be the special guest s pe ake r. Various sports will be represented by mermbers of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Toros, Whiitby Warriors, Hamilton Tiger Calts and several others. The special guesi this year is Oshawa's I 0-year-old Jeff McCrea wholias won over 50 miedals in swirnming conipetitions and holds the Canadian Amateur Swimm-ing Association Award and the Ontario Clharnpionship- in the 1 Oand under class. The proceeds from this dinner go loward the fight against cystic fibrosis. Tickets are available aI the Canadian Tire Store or froin any Whitby Kinsmen rnember. WEARENOW FULLY LICENSED UNDER THE L.*L.oB.O. We are located on King St. W. one door east of the Mini-Mal Parking off Athol, one block S outh of King,. We also have a rear entrance off the parking lot 35 KING ST. WEST (Lower Level) OSHAWA For reservations'ephone 723-106 April 10 and 24 Durhatm Trctvel Agency stresses tours f or the working family M