PAGE 22. WEDNESDAY, APRIL-1 6, 1986, WHITBY FREE PRESS Country Lane sponsors first pro-'arn By MIKE JOHNSTON Free Press Staff Country Lane Golf Course will be holding it's first ever pro-amn tournament on April .27, bringing together both professional and amateur golfers for the one day event. Elghteen professional golfers along with 54 amateurs will take to the golf course for the one day event. Already over 40 amateurs have registered for the tour- nament, and with only 54 amateurs being ex- cepted, the remaining openings are expedted to disappear quickly, according to course professional, Les Diggins. Professionals par- ticipating in the tour- nament include George Knudson who now runs his own golf school at Buttonville .Fairways, Leon DeCaire an ex- mernber of the P.G.A. tour, Graham Gunn one of Ontario's best golfers and Mo Norman. "What Mo hasn't done isn't worth doing," said Mr. Diggins. . While he has neyer won the Canadian open,, Mo Norman has' won everything aIse in Canada including provincial opens and national champion- ships. He has also won six tournaments in the Florida section of the P.G.A. The pro-arn will use a scrambie format ex- plained Mr. Diggins. This involves a teamn, one professional and three amateurs, each hitting a tee shot. Each team member will then take their next shot from were the beat of the four tee shots ian- ded. "This way everyone gets involved whether thay have a low or high handicap," said Mr. Diggins. There will also be a closest to the hole con- test on six of the.par three holes. Six businesses in- cluding Big Ben's Collision Center in Whitby, Marigold Lin- coln Mercury, Le Chalet, Croxford Op- tical in Ajax, Brimley Litho Ltd., in Star- borough and Dynacast Sports in ýMarkhamn will offer a $50 voucher redeemable at the golf club bo three amateurs closest to three designated holes and $50 in cash to three professionals closest to the other three par holes. Prize money includes $1,000 for the laading professional and if the amateur fleld is full, the prize offered will be $1,500 said Mr. Diggins. To register for the tournarnant caîl 655- 3263. Fee for playing la $60. The tournarnent will atart at noon on Sunday, April 27 at the Country Lana Golf Course. The course la locatad on Taunton Rd. two kilometars west of highway 12 beside Cullen Gardens. Farewell gymnasts dlean-up Students from Whit- first and second in the finish by Jennifar second. Farewell students again by's Colonel J.E. floor exercise and Smith, a second by Tara Whitby students performed well with Farewell achool cap- repeating their finîshes Clayton and a third by swept the intermadiate Jennifer Moînar placing tured 22 of a possible 54 in the beamn exercise. Lori Briggs. division with a firat firat in the floor exercise placements in Thur- Leslie also placed firat Competing in the ad- place finish in the floor and the beam exercise. sday's Ajax/Whitby in the vault exercise. vanced compulsory exercise going to Myhra Second place went to Public Schools Gym- In the compulsory division for grade f ive to Shah of Dr. Robert Karen Janashewski in nastics meet for girls, competition for grade eight students Angela Thornton. Piper Kerr of the beamn exercise. Jen- held at Henry St. High five to eight students, Baxter of Kathleen Kathleen Rowe nifer Moînar placed School. Whitby students cap- Rowe Mamorial placed Memnorial finished third in the vault exer- In the compulsory tured ail finishes. In the firat while Taryn Hatton second. cise. division for grades kin- flour exercise Cheryl of Col. J.E. Farewell In the vault exercise Finalists move on to dergarten to four, Johnston of Col. J.E. finished third. Dr. Robert Thornton the Durham Finals to be Rhonda Hough of Col. F'arewell placed first Shannon Estabrok of students Christy held in Port Perry at J.E. Farewell placed and Lori Briggs of Col. Col. J.E. Farewell cap- Wagner and Janine Mit- R.H. Cornish Public second in the floor exer- JE. Farewell placed tured top spot in the chell placed first and achool on Wednesday, cise. In the beam exer-, second. Rachel Jaeger beam exercise with second. April 23 from 9 arn. to 4 cise Carolyn Barfoot of of Dr. Robert Thornton Taryn Hatton pîacing Competing in the club p.M. Kathleen Rowe Memorial placed second. A firat place finish went to Sharon Stevenson of Dr. Robert Thornton in the vault exercise. In the advanced coin- pulsory division for kmn- dergartan to grade four, students frorn Kathleen Rowe Memorial swept the avent with Courtney Lawrence and Leslie van der Reest placing finshed third. On the beam exercise Col. JE. Farewell students took ail three positions with Cheryl Johnston finishing firat, Tara Clayton placing second and Lori Briggs placing third. The girls of Col. J.E. Farewell continued their excellent perfor- mances taking ail three places in the vault exer- cise with a first place third. In the vault exercise Col. J.E. Farewell students captured first and second place with top finishes by Robin Blanford and Shannon Estabrok. In the junior division Patricia Drury of Col. J.E. Farewell placed first in the vault exar- cise while her sohoolmate, Helen Thornton, placed division Col. J.E. Whitby swimmers hot in Brantford The Ontario "AA" swirn team champion- shipa were held in Bran- tford, April 11, 12 and 13, and the Whitby team of 40 swimmers turned in another great perfor- mance. Coaches Lucie Hewitt-Henderson and Evelyn Mark should be congratulated for their fine work in preparing the team for this years chamnpionship. 10 and Under Girls: Relay: Smita Vakil, Suzanne Dainty, Molly Morrice, Danielle May - 8th - 200 MR. 10 and Under Boys: Ryan Borna: bronze - 50 free, th - 200 fr., 50 fly, 400 fr., 7th - 1001 free. Mike Tripp: 6th - 50 fly, 400 free. Relay: ,4urns, Tripp, Sandy, ,Mark, Neil Balan - Bth - 200 FrR, 200 MR. 11 and 12 Girls: Laura Mark: bronze - 400 fr., 100 fr., 4th - 50 fr., 200 fr., 800 fr. Jili Morrice: bronze - 100 fly, 4th - 200 fly, 5th -400OIM, 200 IM. il and 12 Boys: Scott Currie: 5th -l1O0bk., 200 bk., 7th -400 fr., th -400 IM. Aaron Bradley:- 6th - 200 fly. Raynmond Bur- ns: 7th - 50 free, th - 1500 free. Relay: Chris SÉEPG, 2.3 WHITBY RINGETTE ASSOCIATION "B" Division - Championship Game TWEEN "IB" DIVISION Whitby Optimist ...8 Mariposa.....7 Karyn Bugelli.............. 3 Tobi Wood ................ 2 Michelle Bavngton Shannon Nichois Lori Kingston FROM PG,21 Local Ail- American quarterfinals to Denver 7-6 in a two-gama total points series. The team has a achool record il overtirne con- testa with a 6-2-3 slate in extra-period play and an extraordinary 15-3 record on the road. Af- ter dropping their first out-of-town contest of the season Nov. 15, the tar didn't lose another game on the road until Feb. 14. In addition to being named Ail American, Nieuwendyk was also named to the ECAC and * vy League first tearns. EARLY BUY SPECIALS ON ABOVE GROUND POOLS DIRECT FROM OUR SWAREHOUSE 18' ROU ND ON LY* $1,171.92 24' ROUND LOOK $1,e338.36 15X24 OVAL NOW $1,484.28 SALE ENDS APRIL 30186 843 KING ST. W., OSHAWA CALI (416) 433-0055 THE CORPORATION 0F THETOWN OFWHITBY Çfà ,- t / .... .... N THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337 AND IN THE MATTER 0F THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO * NOTICE 0F INTENT TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whtby Intends 10 designate the property, includlng lands and buildings, at the followlng municipal address as property of historical and architectural value or interest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337: The Thomas Slelgh House 210 Trent Street West Whitby, Ontario LiN iMi REASONS FOR DESIGNATION 0F 210 TRENT STREET WEST WH ITBY Historîcal This house was bulIt in 1863 by Thomas Slelgh, a local house and sign painter. Two prominent owners of the house were John Tait Maîhison, a famous cricket player, and Lawrence Agg, a Whlt- by Town Councillor and Deputy Reeve In the 1940's. Architectural The house was orlglnaîly constructed of board and batten. It was brlcked over In 1906 by John Mathison. A unique feature of the house la that It la made up of four bays on the front facade with the front door and second storey gable window of f-set 10 one side. Any person may, before May 9, 1986, send by reglstered mail or deliver 10 the Clark of the Town of Whitby notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation together with a statement of reasons for the objection and ail relevant lacta. If such notice of objection la received, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whllby shal refer the malter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing. DATEO ai the Town of Whitby this 9th day of Aprîl, 1986. Donald G. McKay Town Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossiand Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phone: (416) 6685803 Complete Beauty Service From Head to Toe Hair, Nails, Makeup, Colour Analysis and Much More "T/he Place Friends Recoinmnen(l LA CONTESSA BEAUTY LOUNGE 119 GREEN ST., WHITBY 668-9262 Mý" OFFICE SUPPLIES 1 INSTANT PRINTINJ:G:] jWork Org