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Recreation Dept. program at Iroquois Park WHJTBY FRESE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1977, PAGE 1. Ringette demonstratieon for girls, March 26 and. Apr il Whitby girls who are interested in the sport of Ringette are invited to Ringette demonstrations March 26 and April 2 from 11: 50 a.m. to 1 :50 p.m. each day at the Iroquois Park Arena. No admission fee will be charged, and the demonstra- tion is open to girls *aged eight to 14. Skates should be brought, but sticks will be availa ble at the arena. Helmets with face guards are- required when competing.' Ringette, a gamre for girls, on ice, was developed as an active girls" sport in recent years and now provides a challenging recreational and competitive program. Skill improvement is fostered, in a positive atmosphere with little or no boay contact allowed on the ice. Basically the sport involves the girls with skating, stick- handling, shooting and defense work, utilizing a stick and ring which they attempt to manoeuvre through team- Oshawa and Frenchman's Bay win in volleyball Hillsdale P.S. of Oshawa (Boys) and Frenchman's Bay P.S. of Pickering (Girls) emer- ged victorious at the March 4th volleyball tourniament sponsored by the Durham Elementary Athletic Associa- tion. The tournament brought more. than 100 students from ail corners of the region. The 12 teams competing had won the championship in their own areas and met at Anderson Collegiate in Whitby to deter- mine the overail champions for Durham. For the coaches and phiyers it was an exciting culmination to several mnonths of hard work. Those present were but a few of the hundreds involved in volleyball on house-league teams and school Expos basebail games onCKLB Basebali fans in South Central Ontario wilI have the opportunity' to follow the Expos, -as weIl as ail their favourite National League Teams, as CKLB/1350 and- CKQS-FM/94.9in Oshawa will be joining the Expos Basebal Network for the 9th consecutive season. CKLB-CKQS are pleased to announce the continuation of an association with the Montreal Club that goes back to the very early days of .the Tom Gresham is new curling club manager TOM GRESHAM Tom Gresham, a long-time Whitby resident, will succeed Ted Briggs as manager of the Whitby Curling Club March 21. Mr. Gresham lived in Whitby for 15 years before he left for Toron to, and later England, six years ago. During his residence in this area he was a member of the Whitby Court of Revision and Chamber of Commerce and a Public School trustee in Pickering. Expos. The Oshawa Stations will be carrying virtually the entire Expos schedule, with weelkend gamnes on CKLB, 1350 and ail remnaining week- day gamnes on CKQS-FM/ 94.9. As an added feature this yea r, CKLB-CKQS are carry. ing 7 pre-season games from Florida, 4 of which wvill be against the new Arnerican League, Toronto Blue Jays. The first of the Expos-Blue Jay contests will be heard ut 1:30 p.m. on Monday Mardi l4th over CKQS-FM/94.9. On subsequent weekends, CKLB/1350 will feature the Expus taking on Houston, Cincinnati, the New York Mets as weIl as three more Expos-Blue Jays games. ceams. According to the volleyball convenors, Sharon Woermke. - Woodcrest P.S. in Oshawa and AI Kershaw - Southwood Part: P.S. in Ajax, the day produced some "super" volleyball. Last year was 'the first year for the D.E.A.A. K-6 VoIleyball. In the one year, the quality of play has improved greatly according to the convenors. Mrs. Woermke dlaims that the improvement is far noticeable amongst the girls. She added, however, that the boys' tcams demonstratèd great bail control. In the boys' tournament, the com- petition was close and any one of the four semi-finalists could have gone on to win the championship. work and strategy into the opposition's goal. The Whitby Recreation Department is carrying on the spring demonstration, as an experimental program, wi!ii plans developing for a more scuy, niadgc11, Noli er'co W Offices C.. 171 King Street East,ý Oshawa 22 Walton Street. Port Hope A.IJ. Selby, c.a. 'À Robé ns, c.a. 2 involved ,Ringette .program com.mencing in September. ,Further enquiries may be made to the Wlîitby Recrea- tion Department at 668-5803, extension 34 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. charte red accountants B. K. Madgett, c. a. R. W. Boler, c. a. C.W ,Marlokw, c.a. Telephones 579-553M 885-235 A Message From Tour Regional Municipolity of Durham READ YOUR OWN WATER METER ON MARCH 3lst AND PAY FOR ONLY THE WATER YOU USE!I IT'S ACCURATEI When you read your own meter, and send us the reading, -e know exactly how much water you have used in the f îrst three months of 1977. We wilI bill you for what you have used: NO MORE, NO LESS. UT' S EASY! We are mailing you youi personalized read-your-own-meter card which contains - simple step-by-step instructions - a card to fill out and mail back to us (we pay the postage) - a card for you to keep' for your records ÂO IT'S KEEPINO COUTS DOWNI Reading your own meter will take you about two minutes. If vuoe had to corne around and read your meter for you, we mouid have to charge you more for your water. You can help us keep your bill as low as possible. Remember: read your water meter on March 3lst and mail back your reading at once. Vour Regional Municipal ity oDf Durham 605 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario 668 -7711 MEN'FS HAI RCUTTIN G AND STYLINO à.- à»WFOR MEN Whitby Plaza 668-6922 MARCH 1977 s m T w T F s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 il 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 r 28 29 30 <q THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHUTBY NOTICE A Public Meeting wiIl be held on Wednesday, March 30, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. in the Meadowcrest Public School Gymnasium Vipond Road, Brooklin A presentation will be made by the Consul- tants on the Phase 1 report of the Brooklin Secondary Plan Study, Financial Impact/ Transportation Implications, and an opportunity will be given to the public to present their comments. Mr. Donovan Pinker, the Study Consultant, will be on hand in the Gymnasium between the hours of 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. to respond to individual inquiries. Further information may be obtained from the Town of Whitby Planning Departmerit, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, (416> 668-5803. W.H. WALLACE, CLER K-ADMINISTRATOR 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario