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i t / Potsep leads W.I.S.C. toe asy victory in home tri-meet -in wnit Vy U iroquois Swlm Club hancllly won its tri-meet event over clubs from Oshawa and Port Hope on Jan. 22. W.I.S.C. earned 651 points to Oshawa's 529 and Port Hope's 116. Blazing the trial for the Whitby squad was Scott Donnelly who won four races in the boys 8/under category and Craig Potsep who swam away with five races in the boys l/under. A number of first year competitors gave strong performances wit.h hlgh scoring placements for the team, particularly Laura Mark in the l/under girls and Steward Smith in the 11/12 boys event. W.I.S.C. relay teams captured two first place finishes, six seconds and three thirds. In the girls 8/under category Peggy Hefford walked away with first place in the 50m freestyle and the 50m backstroke. Taron Carroll earned first iPRO DODGE jYour Localà * hrysler-Dodge *Sales and Service Vour W i Dealier Parts & Service- Thursdays tili 9 p.m. à SWH ITBY 209 Dundas St. W. 666-3000 'l'ha% urhiflqar - - - - - - - - . . - %..%f- Anne Ottenbrite of 817 DM"»st IL, Whitby is being 'con- Whidtq, <n*aR4 sidered to receive one of, Fecuuring hand knits for the the Seagram's Five Star whole famiIy-ustom orders taken. Awards, a. program - Biiwsem Wclcoene - which honors amateur athietes and supports amateur sports in TYPE SETT]ING ON THE PREMISES .1 COMPUTERIZED là PHOTO\J.-ýÏ Fucions 28HawdS Disoursnt *WEDINGTASHOE OENM SERVICEe OODSERVIN P TU3503POPL booked f rm A SOMEAHALLS&SERVEDUI CL you presLEACOKEDNRESWSTRG*OGE à. C. AJsad AI A IEING: AAXORMUNY CENREA AWHAL ST.HBERNADEFFES, ESOREEST ORE S ICERI SRS C U OMPEX EPL SOEHALLS TC. AOROO: SHAA IGEWR GRES TPE WE ORD INVITAIONS, KERVING OR T O . CABORU Canada. 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Judges for the awards will be drawn from both the print and electronie media and Winl represent achievements during the 1983 calendar year. Rugby players needed A meeting will be held to establish a Whitby Rugby Club on Feb. 2 at 8 p.m. at Anderson C.VI. Any interested person is welcome to attend since the team, is looking for administrators as well as players. For more information cail David -Fleming 'at 723-1023. DANCE The Whitby Junior 'A' Lacrosse Club wil hold a Valentine's Dance and buffet on Feb. il at 8:30 p.m. at Heydenshore Pavilion. Music will be provided by a D.J. and there will be a door prize and bar privileges. Tickets are $15 a couple and can be reserved by calling 668- 6197. PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1984, WHITBY PREE PRESS *.THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WH ITBY PLANNING DEPARTMVENT NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING A Public Meeting 0f the Administrative Committee wiii be held at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, February 6, 1984, in the Meeting Hall of the Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossiand Road East Whitby, On- tarlo. This ls the fourth public meeting heid In the review of the Officiai Plan Amendment application sub- mitted by Markborough Properties Limited for Speciai Study Area 7. T.murteRo.d STUDY AREA fto..iad %ad The purpose 0f the meeting ls 40 present 'for public comment, a Draft Secondary Plan for Study Area 7 as prepared by the Planning Depar- tment. Vour Input le invlted at this meeting and written submissions wili be received until February 20, 1984. Copies of the Draft Secondary Plan wili be distributed at the meeting and f urther Information may be obtained- by contacting Mr. Larry Cavanagh of the Planning Department, .Whltby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby. (416) 668-5803. RIOBERT B. SHORT Director of Planning Corporation of the Town of Whltby àunup ........... place in the 50m breastroke. In the boys 8/under, Scott Donnelly was first in the 50m backstroke, the 50m breastroke, the 50m freestyle and the 50M fly. Allison Bettridge took first place in the 100m backstroke in the girls lO/under category. In the boys 10/under, Craig Potsep was first in the 200m freestyle, the 100m backstroke, breastroke and fly as well as first in the Som freestyle. Heading up the girls 11/12 were Janice Currie for the 100m backstroke and fly and Julie Leswick in the 1OOm breastroke. First place went to Steward Smith in the 100m breastroke and to Scott Spencer in the 100 fly in the boys 11/12. Michelle Primeau was first in the 200m freestyle, the 100m backstroke, breastroke and fly in the girls 13/14. In the boys 13/14 category Trevor Crump was first in the 200m freestyle, the 100m backstroke and breastroke as well as the 50m. freestyle. W.I.S.C. will next compete in the Pickering Blue Doîphins' invitational meet on Feb. 4-5. Up and coming. swimmer Patti MacDonald of the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club is seen here competing in the 11/12 girls breastroke event at a tri-meet that was sponsored by the local club on Jan. 22. Whitby handily defeated swim clubs from Oshawa and Port Hope that were invited to attend the one day event. Photo by Neil Norman )peliOttenbrite non&"*nated ~ for Seagram Award