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WiHY>ME, PRSS, -WEDNESDAY,,FEBRUARY .7,1990, PAGE 27, LETTE Mnyaconipishments by Garrard Rd league I rend with interest the article in The Free Press on Wednesd4y, Jan. 17, 'Name change for lacrosse association.' The Whitby Garrard Minor Liacrosse Association will now be knownl as the Wihitby Minor LacropSe I~Association. t For those who are new t Whitby, or for those who do flot remember, there was an organization in the corridor area (former WVhitby Township) known as the Garrard Rond Minor Lacrosse Association. This minor lacrosse league was a strong, well-rn league that operated out of Willow Park, with its boundaries oigafar north as Ashburn and Brooklin. Any areas east of the hydro right-of-way to <jthe Oshawa border, and south to Lake Ontario, were included. At that time there was a Applicationsfl qfor rep coaches Wfltby Minor. LacrSse Association., Garrard Road kçgu ont right in, between the ýWtby Club and the Oshawa (Oreen Gaels. Garrard 1ýoad wa» a worthy adversary to- both clubs. From its inception in 1965, Garrard Rbad became known throughout Southern Ontario and acroas Canada.,There was a long list of chý'mpionships to the league's edt When it was absorbed Into Whitby Minor LacrcissekAssociation -in .the mid-1970s. As a mrafter of fact, Garrard Rond was known as 'the home of champions!' The records ByOlga Labaj It's that time ofyear when the urge to make a lifestyle change Applications for positions as rep tearn coachesmBrkl- Whitby Minor Hockeywillibe a accepted until March 1: Contacts are John Moore. at 666-3340, Darlene Wailes at 668- 393 1 i-ein'%Brillingerat 432- eL&6a725-25 and onWreat689164. Jen. 28 WhiLt imeihi. XWth Burns12 Checkex's Ver. 4 Rw.n Wa"hroak Ad.. mulTO Ais.Ntuend crd elgIuderuaa B"ade'skate MarkDuggan &imon Astrop Jeff Jenricks 2 Dod & Souter a i Bruit OU..2 Adem -flimpuaa 2 ShmneHunt Gaýve Fldo Fmanklns a Brien Good Rabbi. Kfareech CnRag Nofil 3 KimgLloyd' Jeff eîdal Whit.OPtimise6 Roy'.Enta. 2 Brad Newport 2 Kevin LImkilde David Ferguami 2 Teiym ini. ATOU Jan. 28 Whltby Audio 4 Provin. Signe 4 Mark Burns 4 John Alaen 3 KeafithFleming DuM' Towlng 0 The Brick 6 Joel Johneaai 3 D. McCllntan 2 Whlt. inumnn 1 Sivil Contract. 6 NichasIt. m.2 Clinton Sivtilli2 Jo.y Wals Sean Daanally Checkeer>aVr. 3 riT 'Camnon 0 Bruit Lasery 2 Brady Blealy Shutout . Aarnm Sheùkeltcm Natonel Trust 6 Michael bhMl2 M. Babertmon 2 Darryl Hatahoffer BANTAM Jen. 27 Whlt. ignmn 6 5 Pro Haaflng 4 Mike Banks 3 Aeron Aia.n George Karlpldl2tephn Carty Darren Fartdie Paul Waneclia 2 ProHgealing 3 AeronAHi..2 DwmarPemide 2 Brook. Core1 Jo. Sleysk .5 scoia Bank 3 Ourle Powell John eardoau T. Fmemy Whltby Dodge 5 Beckford Servie Mx McKay a BleineDown 3 Benn Walsh 2 Kye fr.nch David Ummu RpiaMoore Pro Heting 8 EwlngPol S. Pirunaoeil MarkLleblen matthew am. Adam Peurd ]MIR NOVICE wMeTgueElec. ONR5Ralty J. Fltglo" Uien.WooeI Juain Fiube lm Cuthbvtaoui Jan. 28 Brook. Kinenien 6 Tlm Fenrie.ey 3 Tony Bradimore 2 Làuke Power Home & Rbul fret McRury 4 Darrn Burley 2 C"Pilhed Hanet Plastics Siiennan Philhipe 7 Whit. Optimiste Juetin Yolle Mark 'floonpuon MINOR5QUmr~ Jan. 28 Moster Bedrooni 4 Jet!ery Pichut 3 Auirew Greonar pky%À Entreprise 10 IR>an Park 4 Robe-.§ flson 3 Matthaew Taylor Rberut Muir Marigo l LIJIOni7 Julien Owen 2 Rýyen Farrow 2 Jordan cil.. D. Ven E.choltz Jeu. 27 Claudc Pireplace 4 Matt Bangrd3 fracd Newport Jen. 28 Claude FIreplace 1 Andrw Ashbe Jeu. 21 Whit.FreSPte"s 6 C. Ayree 3 Chris Alnsworth 2 markOo Kim Crmh C. 6 Tler Haaiun 3 Brandon Mcflride 2 Brandin Peel NES Reaty 2 Dannyceird lan Witrlk Squere Boy P. 2 Michael Huitema DannyMunroe 3 4 will show that a great mnjorty of the players on the Whitby B1R T'ransporters, the original Warriors, the Redmen and the Present-day Ove4 the Hill league came up through the ranks of Garrard Rond Mýr4or League. The change of i pane will bring down the final curtain on what was a wonderful community organization. We Qfeér our thanks to so many wh9j donated their tirne to a whole! generation of children lwho pl4red in Garrard Rond Minor Lacr osse.Vc Sheffield, Jim prady, Murray 11alliday, Eric Bi-nton and Bob White are onv a few of the abounids. However you phrase it.. to lose weight, to get fit, to develop endurance, to feel god. .. it al bols down to, "I want to develop healthy habits, but how?" The first step is to seek out. an accredited fitness apprai-sal- centre. In 1982, the Canadian Association of i.Sport Sciences (CASS) developed a national prograin of ,iness appraisal certification and accreditation. The FACA (Fitness Appraisal Certification and Accreditation) prograin was designed to provide users of fitness services with reliable and ; safe fitness appraisals; to establish standards of conipetence for individuals adininistering fitness appraisals; and, to institute and maintain standards of practice for fitness appraisal centres. To know if your fitness facility is one of the 53 aècredited centres in Ontario, look for this decal on their literature or fitness room door. Secondly, ask what- qualifications their fitness staff have. A Standardized Test of Fitness Appaiser (TA (forznerly RFA: Registered Fitness Appraisal) is trained to administer the Canadian standardized test of fitness. This assessment provides healthy individuals with a general indication of their fitness level compared to other Canadians of the same age and sex. A certified fitness appraiser (CFA) is qualified to administer a more extensive fitness appraisal. It is recommended that anyone who bas been inactive be tested by a CFA, as well as consult with a physician, prior to beginning an activity programn. As we enter a new decade, futurists predict that individuals will take more personal responsibility for their well-being, and aIl segments of the population will demand equal access. FACA wil play an integral role in this developuient because it can provide a wide delivery system between provinces and between allied healthy professionals. OFAs and STFAs interact with thousands of Canadians on a dlybasis and can hence distribute- - accurate and state-of-the-art information to a hungry public. Consumers can be a catalyst in the' growth of fitness professionalism. Insist that your fitness facility hire only qualified staff so that your needs are meet. Accredited centres in the Durhamn Region are the Ajax Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinic, Ajax Community Centre, Centennial Rond, Ajax, 427.2875;- and Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rond, Pickering, 831-1711, 6à'3-6582. Olga Labai is the ldnesiô1ogist/1tiýiess supervisor with the Town of Pickerig department of community services and facilities, and an active member of the Durham Region Fitness Coundll. names, of the pêople Who, worked so hard to get the league started and nurtured it into1 the fine oDganization it becanie. Then there were those wond rful1 local sponsors like Frank McÇ.ýlamnond of Osiawa Discount! House, Dearbotn Sheli, Beauj$re Esso, Cardinal Cleaners, Hambly Block, North American Steel, Lasco Steel, Sinclair Sunoco, Branton Home Builders and so many, many more over the years. Thank you aIl wherever you are. At one point, after Garrard Rond was absorbed 4-.to the Whitby league, some- of the trophies and p laques Of recognition won by Garrard Rond were on display in the Iroquois Arena and in the Luther Vipond MemoÛrial Arena in Brooklin. I hope they are stili on display. Many happy hours were spent in Willow Park by parents and' theîr childre'n at gaines in this organization. When the naine Garrar Rond is deleted from the Whitby Garrard Rond Minor LaCroýse Association, let those wvho aýe continuing on know what Garrard RZond neant and what the naine stood for* - a rural community sitting between a town and a city, a community that built a lacrosse club that became known country-wide. Close the botk on lhe Garrard Rond league with dignity and pride and with acknowledgement Of the accomplishments of the Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association, the home of the ch m io s Y ours tru ly ,, Whitby VISIT US AT OUR SOMETDINGM NOETFROMG NEW LOCATION! LEEWARD ATH FOR OUR GRAND IN 1990 OPENING PECIALS! 513 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY CALL: (416) 666-5400 10 tue IW oixAW5 Fitessappraisals Whitby, house league hockey Wbitby Girls Softball Association i REGISTRATION MREGIS AlIOM N Ages: 5 yrs. to 20 yrs Location: Iroquois Park Complex 500 Victoria St. W., Whitby Dates: Sat., February 24.,1990 Sat., March 3. 1990 TIme: 9:OOam - 1:OOpm Pre-registration Forms Are Available Any girls 18 & wtder intereated in Midget Rep Bagl please «£i Roeemary Theriault. Pt sidoet* PRcemnmy Tbiault 666-3636Vie Pre.: Joanne Jaliitoo 66&4055 5eORetaiY..Smdra K"men 668-845 Regiatr Rb Olemick 666-2858 ihowoeu Vides 8 Bily Joe Noodle 2 Andrew Marshafl MILt.Inmna1 Matthew C.imensun W L T PM8 NE5Reuly ihowcaueVides Klnoneo Dama Auto Perts mcTmagueElectrlc 2 2 4 0 a60 6 2 a80 IMOR NOVICE Speedymuffle3 MINORRIMWE Plckoelng Miarkham Jen. 28 ScaaBank Chirls Powell 2 H &B Ugns Jonas Derks B. J. Prout Jeu. 29 Wit. lOnmn Mike Banks 2 Kevin Potter 2 Babby Bakdwmn zwiFuvENHZ Gus Brown Henry Multe 2 Brian Munro J. D. Chiyler I eWrxy Bryan Tamn Patton Ste»e Wîng2 MAJOR QtlrF - -Bary BMme St«eeWing WHITBY IROQUQIS- SSOCCER. CLUB Registration Dates:e Sat., Feb. 10, 1990' 9am-l2noon Sat., Feb. 17,199.0 9am- 12 noon Sat., Feb. 24, 1990 9am-l2noon Age Categories: Boys & Girls* born 1972- 1984 (Girls: please bring photo & birth certif icate> Place: Whitby' Public Library Program-Room Back Entrance (flot through main library) $e55 per child $120. per family (3 or more) :,/ For information cati: 668-2009 Jeu. 28 Whit.Trophy Ion Haywood 2 BruiomRou Siuawn Hubbard JameaInkua 6 Whit.Oplliut 2 LithoHardi Joël Yedl Whit. Frm.Preue Chrie Ainsworth 2 X. Menewefl Mike Creed Gus Brown 3 J. D. Chrysier Jeeoai Bradimoe'e Paul Kendall 2 Ji. cepeon Warren Devldeo. Hienry Kilter Troy Brady 9 1