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Her Hawks win COSSA midget On March 8 at Lakefield, Henry Hawks won the COSSA midget girls' volley- bail champîonship - during the first COSSA tournament to be offered at the midgct level. H-enry won cieven of twelve games in the ail-day tournament, iosing only the first gamne of the day to Cobourg West. In the finals the midgcts Anderson rugger team goes to Wales Thirty-eight s;tudents and three teachers from Ander- son Coliegiate are participa- ting this week in a series of rugger games in England and Wales. The students and staff ieft March 13 from Toronto In- ternational Airport and wil return to Whitby March 27. T1wo Junior aqd one senior rugger team took part in the visit. Thirteen games are planned at Cambridge and Swansea in England and Hipperhoime in Wales. Last Septem ber the team Cancer fund begins. Industries and commer- cial establishments in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Pickering ýare being app- roached by the South Dur- ham Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society for campaign donations. AI Viekers, Commercial- Indus;trial chairman for the local.- Cancer 'Society cx- plains that funds frorn busi- ness and industry are needed so that efforts can be intensi- fied in assisting cancer pa- tients, increasing research projects, and extending the So cie ty's education program. "We are very fortunate each year in achieving our goals due to the generosity' shown be our Commercial and Industriai communi- tics", states Mr. Vickers, caliing on the business sector for continued support during 1979. This, is an important part of the Fund raising drive conducted annually during the month of April, and area industries and businesses have been maiied a pre- addressed and post paid envelope along with a biank cheque to facilitate giving. An accompanying brochure provides a specifîc break- down of how cancer funds arc uscd. Ministry candidate The Session of St. Mark's United Church has recom- mcnded Mrs. Josephine Strzeiecki of Whitby as a candidate for the ministry. Tlhe session unanimously endorsed the request which has been sent forward to thc Oshawa Presbytery. Mrs. Strzciecki must be approved by the Presbytcry and the United Church Conference before proceeding with her training. GAJR ROW 1415 DUNDAS STREET EAST 668-6889 0 Sofety Inspections 0 Minor Repairs * Tune-ups "Famous for Faimess" ;~*~c~THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY NOTICE WARBLE FLY INSP ECTION AND SPRAY PROGRAM11 NOTICE is hereby given that commencing the first da y 0f April, 1979 and ending the 3lst day of May, 1979, the Corporation of the Town of Whitby wiii be conducting its annuai warbie f iy inspection and spray program. During thisperiod, inspectorsappointedby the Town, wiil inspect ail cattie with aview to indentifying grub infested animais and treating them accordingiy. Any cattie owner having cattie in the Town of Whitby is therefore requested to submit the foliiowing information to the office of the undersigned prior f0 April 1Isf, 1978: (1) The name, address and telephone number of the cattie owner; (2) The number of cattie; and, (3) The location of the cattie between the Ist day of April and the 31st day of May, 1979. Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., C.M.C.;, Cerk-Administrator, The Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Road East, WHITBY, Ontario. from Hipperholme visited Anderson in Whitby for a series of rugger matches. The school staff report there is a possibility that the Anderson teams wiil play against an American school in London Engiand before returning from their current trip. The staff members on the trip are rugger coaches lion Pither and Wilson Brock and David Phiilips, head of the shcooi's physical education department. Plans are under way for an English team to visit Whitby in 1980. The staff and students of thc school raised a consider- able amount of the money rcquired for the trip and wcre assisted by a grant from the provincial govcrn- ment. A num ber of souvenirs werc suppiied by the Town of Whitby. M. 'WITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAy, MARCH 21, 1979, PAGE 9 vollybail champonhp Cobourg West team. They defeated them in two very closeiy contested games. The skiils and experience the Hawks had gained in season play- puiied them through. The Henry midgets had wvon the Courtice and the Kenner Invitationai tourna- ments as well as thc LOSSA semi-finais and finals at Duabarton. Thef 9nyta5hthdvcov.adAgeLtlfed troublcd the Henry H-awks was the Pickering midgets. In three round robins the Henry midgets faccd the Pickering teamn as the Iast team of the day. Oniy at Lakefieid, were the Henry girls to break the Pickering jinx. As a trîbute to the spirit of sportsmanship in the LOSSA region, Pickering and Port Perry teams cheered the Henry girls on to the COSSA The first MIDGET COSSA trophy brought this year to Henry brings with it mnem- ories of a good season and memories for a spirited group of players: capta in, Sandi Stevenso, Jili Bather- son, Kellan Beck, Kathy Brown, Sue Gent, Dcb Gib- son, Janice Maguire, Lynn Neumanl, Robyn Schultz, Leslie Sims, Mary Windfeid and manager Dani Lebarre. Coaches are Cathy Carman M.B.M. PHOTOGRÂpHy Invites you to take advantage of our SPECIAL OPENING OFFER PHOTO ALBUMS With every roil of colour negative film left here for processing and printig (Holds ail your favourite prints, 3 x 3 or 3 x 5) Offer good now til March 3Oth We stock a selection of filins and flasheubes ASK FOR OUR 24 HOUR SERVICE 131 BIROCK ST, N. 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