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WIIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1984, PAGE 13 These young ladies are members of the senior girls volleyball team of Whitby Senior Public Sèhool. On Feb. 5 they won the gQId medal at the Scarborough Super Challenge Volleyball Tournament. Pictured are: Andrea Enright (rear, standing), Jody Calvert and Kara Bernard (middle row), Angela Anderson, Julie Papoushek and Vanessa Alton (front row). Free Press Staff Photo .Whitby girls win Scarboro voilcybali tournamient' Whitby Senior Public School was represented by two grade 7 teams in the Scarborough Super Challenge Volleyball Tournament held at Senator O'Connor High School on Feb. 5. The junior team con- sisted by eight girls who were entering dom- petition for the first time this year. Despite their inexperience in tournament play, they tied for first place in their pool and advanced to the gold medal match i the consolation round before losing to The Whitby Figure Skating Club will hold its Whitby International Precision Skating Com- petition on Mar. 10 from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the Iroquois Park Arena. Over 40 teams are ex- pected to participate i this event in al By M. NICHOLLS St. Marks U.C.W. St. Marks General U.C.W.' meeting was held on Feb. 7. The meeting was opened by president, Earlien McCracken. New items of business were our upcomning Quilt Show on March. 15, and our Spring- Lun- cheon on May 17 with guet, speaker beig PauÜJxeq c.jblq ... Glengrove Public School i a close series. The senior team con- sisted of six experienced athletes which. formed the nucleus of the Durham Regional Public School- cham- pionship team for 1983. Despite having no sut> stitutes the girls went through their pool without a loss and defeated two Toronto schools, Terroview Heights and Tecumseh Public School, to win the gold medal. This was a major Toronto tournament and categories. Ail Whitby teams arc entered including the Canadian Novice Silver Medalists for 1983, the Whitby Ice Angels. ickets wiIl be sold at the door and are $3.50 for adults and $2 for children and senior citizens. Our program was Jesus Means'Life from the study guide which was itroduced by Ber- nice Law and presented by Olive Bell and Mrs. Petty from'the Frien- dship Unit. A worship service was led by Unit 4, presented by Barbara Wilson and Roxana Ledget. 1Lunch was served by the No Nane Unit. both teams represented their school and Whitby exceeding weil. -wISc wins By ANN GOULDING w.1.S.c. Members of the Whit-. by Iroquois Swirn Club put a charge in the waters last weekend at the Pickering Blue Doîphin. Invitational swim meét. Electrifying the pool was eight-year-old Scott Donnelly who made a sweep of 8/under boys event.s collecting gold medals iail-four races to capture the individual high point trophy. Don- nelly added an ad- ditional gold in the medley relay along with- teammates Ryan Don- nelly, Matt Cook and Scott Currie. Fourteen year old Trevor Crump,, whose toughest opponent was the dlock, dominated 13/14 boys events and recorded four gold, a silver and a bronze, aU with personal best times, to* daim the high point trophy for his age group. Outstanding in 10/un- der girls was Allison Bettridge- who raced to three gold medal per- formances, four silver and a bronze, and missed the trophy win by a mere margin. Also -in contention for trophies with par- ticularly strong perfor- mances was Michelle Primeau, 13, and first year competitor Steward Smith, 12. Both swimmers brought home a host of heavy metal. In the exciting two- day competition from a field of eight clubs the Whitby squad, and Oshawa Aquatic pulled PEACOCK LUMBER LTp., IN-STOCK v Over 1,000,000 feet - of Uin drled Hardwoods Softwoods. Dry KiIns Dressing Facilities WHOLESIALE - RETAIL 328 Rltson Rd. N. 7544 Oshawa 7 54 4 S5 Year Guanteed Investmepnt Cerdficates Annual Interest Rate subject to change j~fiVlCFORI AMD GRY TRST Since 1844 Whitby: 308 Dundas St. W. 668-9324 Toronto LUne 683-7189 EXTENDED RRSP'HOURS: FEB. 28 à 29 UNTIL 8:00 Membr. Canada Depoeit Insurance Corporation far ahead trading places for the lead throughout the meet. The final relays found Oshawa Aquatic on top and Whitby nailing down second place. W.I.S.C. will be holding a Urne trials competition at Iroquois Pool on Feb. 26. TVPESETTJNG OTHE PREMISES 13. OMPUTERIZED a PHoTro>ý \J;l* *~THE CORPORATION OF ~ THE TOWN 0F WHITBY PUBLIC NOTICE The Town of Whitby.wllI be conducting a public meeting on February 21, 1984 to allow the f lrm of Jean Montelth and Associates to outline the objectives of the Iroquois Park Feasibility Study. The Consulting Study Group will highlight the preliminary findings of the background research along with the study questionnaire resuits. Indivîduals, community groups and agencies will be given specific ,tîme allocations to speak If they wish to do so. The meeting willi beheld at the Whitby Municipal Building, Council Chambers at 7:30 P.M. NOW OPEN Whîtby's Newest In AUTO MOTIVE REPAIRS THE ROBERT J. PHILLIPS CO. Complete Automotive Service * Lifetime warranty on brakes & exhaust systems * Tune Ups-carbs-electrcal repairs * Engine rebulldlng - ---CLIP THIS AD AND SAVE-- - S10% OFF PARTS ON YOUR NEXT TUNE UP i OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 15 THE ROBERT J. PHILLIPS CO. 303 MARY ST. E.,. WHITBY 668,1616 SHAWA- EMINI1 YMNASTIC LUBu la holding registrations for Rocreatlonal Gym- nastios at West Lynde Sohool. Feb. 24, 5:30 to 8:00. For Furthr Information Plots@ Cali 578-9517 Whitby hosting 'international skating meet St. Mark's J