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PAGE 12,WEDNESIJAYSEPTEMB-ER 21, 1983, WH ITBY FR EE PR ESS S PO RTSWEEK High sehool foothallers prepare for season' Anderson football coach Ron Pither goes over blocking techniques with his inemen. Free Press Staff Photo THE CORPORATION THE TOWN 0F WHITE 3Y IN THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.O., 19809 CHAP- TER 337 AND IN THE MATTER 0F THE LANDS AND- PREMUSES AT THE FOLLOWING -MUNICIPAL ADDRESS .IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO NOTICE 0F INTENT TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation 0of the Town- of Whltby intends to designate the property, including lands and buildings at the foilowing municipal address as property 0 f ar- chitectural value or Interest under Part 4,0f the Ontario Herîtage Act, R.S.O., 1980, Chapter 337. The Terrace 122 to 130 Byron Street North Whitby, Ontario REASONS FOR DESIGNATION THE TERRACE (a) Architectural The Terrace is probabiy one of the f inest examples of l9th centurpy smail-town Ontario row housing stili standing ln Ontario.- (b) Historîcal The Tenrace was built in 1857 by Robert Perry, son of Peter Perry, one of Whitby's founding fathers. The Terrace was a fashionable address for prof essional men and their offices until the 1930's. Noteworthy owners and residents of the Terrace include William Barnes, Dr. Wellington Adams and Robert Alexander Hutchison, Public Schooll Inspector for South Ontario County from 1913-1943. Any person may, before October 21, 1983, send by reglstered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Whitby notice of hie or her objection ta, the proposed designation together with a statemnent of reasons for the objection and ail relevant facts. If such a notice of objection se recelved, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby shall refer ft, matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing. DATED AT THE TOWN 0F WHITBY THIS 21ST DAY 0F SEPTEM BER, 1983. Donald G. McKay Town Clerk. The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Il N 2M8 r ICE TEC' HOCKEY SCHOOL Gym On Ice Body Condition ing With Puck Control WINTER SESSION S ARS OCTr. 1 AtTR ART THOMPSON ARENA 621.784 w FrinformationtCmli by TIM BAINES Two local high school senior football teams are set to begin the new football season and their hopes of a Lake Ontario Secondary School Association (LOSSA) championship rely on completely different factors. The Henry Street gridiron squad Will play a bombs away type of game with a host of speed burners on the receiving end of passes. On the other hand, Anderson will play a baIl control runming game behind four veteran seniors on the offensive line. Henry Street coach, Pat Pucknell, describes lits team's offence as " shoot and shoot", similar to the, Toronto Argonauts run and shoot attack. Quarterback Joe Shine, the league's out- standing player last year will rotate at the pivot position with Greg lannarilli, a junibr sen- sation last year. They will be throwing to two returning aIl-stars at CELEBRATION I NON WAX *VINYL FLOOflINO * R.gularo&1295 I FM * CARPET * Reoguto895 * msm ANUYmmY3EA IANT1?1 85liiI OZ. SICKY a SAXONY **SAXONYIIcT& OOP 8 48w OZ.tyou ~ 51 8 ReeW 829.95 91 195 t~'à &INSTALLATON ,WIth Savlngs Up To, CARPUT *Reguiar to 11951 AMIU8AY SILI L3ZJ 4 VOAnd More! * Cua oPI mm mmm *CARPET Gigantic Annlvorsary CelebrationIRgua'.9 Continues I I *FREE PARKING @PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION *SPEEDY DEUVERY *CUSTOM BINDING @FREE ESTIMATES &WHILEOQUANTITIES LAST errEMS SJBJECTTO PRIOR SALE l4OIRS: ICARPET WAREHOUSE Mon.Fi.9 149 KING ST. W. OSHAWA, 728MOI st5 wide receiver in AI 1Donaldson and Steve Blackburn, Who is lightning quick. Tom Clarke, an MVP in junior last year, Ian Parsons, a first-year player and Brian Yorke, up from the juniors, will step into twin slotback positions. The offensive line is heavily dependant on Chris Jones, a third- year senior, who plays guard or centre. He is fresh from a summer stint with the Oshawa Hawkeyes football squad. According to Pucknell, the running backs, rookies to senior competition, are also small and compact. The defence features a small but quick secon- dary, led by rover Santo Giardina, a second-year senior, who the coach assesses as being ex- cellent at reading* the oppostition's plays. The linebacker positions are still up for grabs with four or five guys battling it out for the starting spots. Pucknell says because of lis teams' small stature, they will likely go predominately with a 3-4 defence. Although about- 65» initially turned Up for tryouts, Pucknell says he does not determine a player"s fate. "lWe don't eut anyone they eut themselves," he said. In the East/West exhibition game against Donevan, everybody got into the game as the teams battled to a 6-6 saw-off. Shine- connected on 'a 15-yard toss to, Black-j burn for the lone Henry 1 :ouchdown.1 Henry Street, which lost to eventual league i champion Paul Dwyerà nr the semi-finals iasti year should be one of the 1 Leams to beat accorcling Lo Pucknell. He also 3 rates Pickering and ji )'Neill as strong con- ri enders. 8 Anderson coach Ron 'itherý says his team isg n a transition year and d inticipates they will 1 inish in the middle of si he 10-team league. a] REGISTER, CONTINUOUS, CARBONUZED & MUSC. we expected to have back can't play because of a variety of injuries," he said. "We're not as strong as we iitially thoughtwe'd be." Running backs Arleigh Farhart and Marting Van Kessel give the ground game, instant respectability. They will be scooting through ýioles behine the front wall of veterans Jim, Cunningham, Kevin Church, John Rerrich and David Cooper. Juniors Greg Guatto and Eugene Mellwain also look like they're about ready to con- tribute. Third-year senior quarterback Tony Squarciatto can heave the ball but it's a -matter of finding someone for him to throw the bail to according to Pither.. Mike Frederick could prove to be just that receiver the team needs. The defence will be anchored, by Rerrich, Cunningham and Chur- ch, who will bo playing both ways, on the defen- >sive line. Dale . Johnston and , Richard Crab will ably handle- the middle linebacker positions in a_ defence which is con- stantly changing its look to confuse offences. Paul Keys and twins John and Jim Pipher should anchor the defensive secondary. Pither does express some concern over lis defence. "If we want to do well we really have. to work it, " he said. As for goals, Pither says, "We want to im- prove as much as other teams over t he course of the season." Thyopen, their reguar season Thur- sday Sept. 23, at 3 p.m. in a home game against Ljxbridge. The roster now sits at 33 including nine or 10 juniors. Anderson -will lot be fielding a junior squad this season. In the East/West 9ame,ý Anderson lefeated McLaughlin 8B-0, with Van Kessel icoring two touchdowns nd Frederick, the 218HarOod e. S. Aax hoING PlERVICEa 21 A awo AvPL~e. S.RjaISoTing PSERVICE!a Telephone 416-683.1968 and 416&683-1970 - h ~ :.. I 1. I 1 m aI 621-7084 IÉ