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ion nely top in recent meet *Wl IITBY FEEL1PRISS, WlN~DY LII Y2,I<8,PG < Whitby Swim Cl.ub remains undefeated The Whitby Iroquois Swim Club continued on their un- defeated streak this season wînning the Confederation meet against clubs from Oshawa and Scarborough at Iroquois Park this past weekend. Ten-year-old Chris Don- nely placed first in all events in his age group to remain the club's top swimmer. In the girls' 10 and under category Janice Currie placed fîrst in the 100 metre freestyle and the 100 metre backstroke taking two seconds and a fourth place finish. MI Connor placed well with one first in the 100 metre f ly and two seconds in the 100 metre backstroke and 100 metre freestyle. Teammates Jodi Mac- Phail and Julie Leswick placed welI with one second a fourth and sixth place finish and a second, two thirds and a fourth place finish respectively. Chris Donnelly swept the boys ten and under age group with four first place finishes and a second in the 100 metre freestyle, the 100 metre breaststroke, the 100 metre fli, the 100 metre backstroke and the 400 metre I. M. Brent Walsh picked up four seconds and a sixth Boy 's volley bal Two boys from Whitbyv Senior Public School are competing during the recent Regional Junior Championshis held at Anderson Collegiate, Thbe competition drew five girls' and five boys Both Fairport Beach teams from Pickering won1 pionshîp in their diNisons. while Adrian Vargas won a second place finish, two thirds and a fifth. In the girls' 11/12 group Heather Ainsley placed two seconds, a third, fourth, fifth and sixth. Boys' 11/12 Kevin Walker had a strong meet winning firsts in the 100 metre backstroke and the 100 metre fly along with a third and two fo--,.ths. Peter Pfeiffer picked up two seconds, a third and a fifth while De.rek Hannan placed first in the 50 metre fly and won a second, third and two fifths. The Walker sisters did well in the girls' 13/14 category with Kim winning firsts in the 100 metre freestyle and the 100 metre backstroke and two seconds. Kelly picked up three second place finishes. Denise Van Dolweeerd The Fairport Beach school's boys and girls teamn captured first place in the Regional Junior Volleyball Championships held last w eek for the Durham Elementary Athletic Association at Anderson Collegiate in Whitby. Fi'e boys and fîve girls teams competed in a round robin series during the day- long competiti on. Waverly Street Public School and Vincent Massey (~- Oshawa), Whitby Senior Public School. Sunderland Public School and Fairport Beach t Pickering)i represented the boys seen here division. VolleybaÎl The girls' division was made up of teams from steams. Athabasca and Beau Valley the cham- (Oshawa). Dr. Robert Thor- nion Wlýhitbvî. Sunderland placed first in the 100 metre fly and the 400 metre I.M. won a second, third and fourth. Four boys picked up first place finishes in the 13/14 age group. Yashin Blake placed first in the 100 metre backstroke adding a second, fourth and fifth to his win- nings. Brian McAlinden won first place in the 100 metre' freestyle as well as two thir- ds and two fourths. Jari Ollikainen picked up one first in the 100 metre breaststroke and two thirds. Top boys' 13/14 swimmer was Steve Currie who won two firsts, in the 100 metre fly and the 400 metre I.M., and three second place finishes. Senior girls' swimmer Karen Jerepp picked up fir- sts in the 100 metre fly and the 100 metre backstroke as well as two seconds and a f ourth. and Fairpori Beach..- Finals for the champion- ship were best two out of three ganies. Fairport Beach beat Vin- cent Massey two straîght games to capture the title for the boys 15- 10 and 15-11. Dr. Robert Thornton met up with the girls' team from Fairport losing out in the finals. As of press time no scores were available for the girls' finals. The senior boys' strongest swimmer was David Goulding who placed first in the 400 metre freestyle and picked up four second place finishes. The club's next home meet will be the Winter Carnfival Invitational Meet on March 1 at Iroquois Park. ........ CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY NOTICE LOAD RESTRICTIONS To ALL OWNERS AND USERS 0F TRUCKS AND TRAILERS Load restrictions of 5 TONNES PER AXLE wiII be in effeot from MARCH 1, 1981 TO APRIL 30, 1981, in the Town of Whitby, where properly worded signs are displayed. High- way Traffic Act, Ontario Regulation 668/78. R.A. Kuwahara, P. Eng., Director of Public Works. DON UT N' BURGER STOP Speciamzing în canadian Food 6 a.m.- 9 pm.l7Days aWeek ALL DAY BREAKFAST $1.65 LUNCH EON SPECIALS HOME MADE SOUP 113 BROCK STREET, NORTH (N. of Four Corners) Fair"port teams regional champs Whitby 668-5382 FRONT MWHfEEL gDRIVE D)ATSUN 3 10 PULSAR $5681(Go fOR LESS) FRT & POI NOT INCLUDED FREE AM RADIO SCARBOROUGH DATSUN '11941 EGLINGTON AVE. E 751-3511 ýe 1