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WHITBY FREE PRESS. WDED NOVEMBER 14. 1979. PAGE 23 Ifcouncil approvea.... K-mar Plaza is to expand by 45,000 sq. ft. Biggest con trib utor AUl the coaches agreed that No. 75 was the most outstanding Henry Hawk this season. The, award according te coach Pat Pucknell was for the player who was the major contributer to the team. He is the guy who was always at practise, was a leader at, practise, was a leader during the gamne, was always there as an asset te the team Puckneil says. This years winner is Mike Kloke a 17 year old grade 12 student who played both offensive' end and defensive safety for the Hawks. Shown here from Ieft to right are: coach Don Nicholson; Mike Kloke; coach Pat Pucknell and coach Edgar Lucas. Rigettes win only onie of l ast three games The Whltby Belles ringette tçam played three. games this paat week, winnlng one and losing two. On Wednesday, November 7,, they- played Pickering losing by a score of 7 to 4. Debbie Fiee and Connie Hammers spllt the scoring withý a pair of goals each. Sheily Garland contributed 3 assists with Gelanda Rober- ta and Alison Fleming each addingi1. Whitby Belles defeated Port Perry by a score of 13 to 5 on Saturday. Debbie Fice again displayed a solid effort with 5 goals and 1 assist.ý Diane Noble gathered 2 goals and 3 assista and Gelanda Roberts contributed 2 goals and 2 assista. .Receivmng one goal each were Diane Pettis, Debbie Taylor, Michelle Gallen and Karen Laing. Diane Pettis and Alison Fleming each gathered one assist. On Suncay the Whltby Belles ot te the Oshawa Junior Aflstars by a score 0f 5 to 2. Marlene Brown and Deb- bie Fiee split the scoring with one goal each. Terry Mulen got one asslst. The goalies stopped 52 at- tempts-on net allowing only five goals. In a game on Saturday, Whitby Petite dumped Oshawa 16 tol1. Tracy Moraset led the scoring for Whitby with 4 If somec drlnking prc doing to the But can you? Mee Colbc me in goals and 4 assista. Mary- Lou Spencer added 4 goals and 2 assista. Julie Donaldson and Tammy Baites each con- tributed 3 goals; Donaldion also got 4 assista with Baites adding 3. Maureen MeCrossan wound Up the scoring with 2 goals. your family Dblem, you'can see what ît's )M. you see. what it's doing to Btlng every Tues. 8 pa. at St. Mark's Church orne & Byron St. Whltby. FOR INFORMATION AND HELP. CONTACT: AL-ANON 728-1020 YOU DONT PAY FOR YOUR, MISTAKES «t M.B.M. PHOTOGRAPHY Whon you bring in a roil of film to ho prooessed, we charge you ONLY FOR THE PRINTS THAT COME OUT WVé'll1 aloo thoro to. give you friendly, profossional advioce (if you vant it) and thow you whor you made your mistake. The town's administrative committee has approved' a plan for the expansion of the K-Mart Plaza on Dundas Street East. The proposai will see the plaza jexpand by* 45,000 square feet. The committee voted to recommend to council that it approve the development plan that willsee the connec- tion built between the exlstlng K-Mart and Dominion stores. The addition will almoot double the size of the Dominion store by- adding 14,000 square feet of floor space. The remainder of the floor space wiIl be made up by smaller iretail outlets. The plan also allows for a 6,000 square foot restaurant to be built separately fromn the main plaza at the for- theast corner of the parking lot where a historical plaque and cairn stand now. A staff report says that the developer, Devan Enter- prises, is negotiating with a steak and hamburger chain for the restaurant site. The 'cairn and plaque presently on the site corn- memorates the site of the First Presbyterian Church established by Dr. Robert Thornton and may have to be removed to make way for the new facility. r T he report also says that if the cairn as te be removed the plaque could be kept on the site. Jlair 5shion Dpdate Our "pro" stylists know al the, latestad greatest in hair care and fashion. For individual styling, con- suit us for your style, your look! LA CON TESSA BEAUTI LOUNGE 119 Green Street 668-9262 E A M'ONTHLY SPECIA L D.O.T. SAFETY, INSPECTION REG. COST $34.50 SPECIAL EXPIRES NOVEMBER 31, 1979. M.BM. 'Te r1endly Prof esu on ais MoBDM. PHOTOGRAPHY 131 BROCK STREET NORTH WHITBV 66&611il Mn Wed, 9 - ,Thus, Frj, 9 -8; Sat 10 5 I3ýa= I *~ MERCURY I INCOI N 11 .à 119 Green Street 668-9262 has 31j 1979.