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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1984, PAGE 2 Whitby athietes honored in provincial awards ceremony TORONTO - More those individuals and teamwork between the Guests at the head Strong of Cambridge Four Whitby mem- the category o than 1,200 athietes from teams who won a athietes, coaches and table lncluded skiera Crt. , a memnber of the bers of the Pickering wrestling was Crag across Ontario were provincial, national or volunteers, In conjun- Ste've Podborskl and national women's Macfayden Aluminum Matthle of Cochrane St. honored for their 1983 international cham- ction wlth government Todd Brooker as well as novice team. Midget softball team achievements In the pionship last year. and private sector sup- hurdler Mark McKoy. The Whitby-Garrard received awards aîong C.F. M ESH ER- world of sports at. the porters. Most importan- Several Whitby spor- Road Pee Wee lacrosse with their teammates. JEWELLER l7th annual Proicial "Ontario is Canada's tly, however, we are ac- tsmen were honored at team won an They are Conmie Seniors & Students Sports Awards Dinner number one sports compllshed In sports as the dinner, including achievement in the Hamners of Resolute held recently. province," Tourism and a province due to the Rieh Stve~ans ffp +mlam1k rtif, critm,.,OtN Jd f f The athletes who received awards àre iLecreation Minister Reuben Baetz said. "This is a result of the unceasing -dedication and determination of our athlete. 1" IAn advanced division participant (above ) vault.s over the padded horse in last Wednesday's gymnasties meet held at Whitby Senior Public ISchool. I Free Press Staff Photo Soccer <The Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club is gearing Up for its 1984 season despite what one officiai of the club describes as a serious lack of playing fields. According to, Mike Aries, therýe are over 1,100 children registered to play this season in al age groupa. In fact, there wil be two less representative teams tis season not oniy because of lack of fields but shortage of both players and coaches. The only rep teams to, be -fielded will be a minor and major atom, minor and major mosquito and a minor pee wee team. Aries expects each of these teams to play in at least three tournaments this season. However, none of the tournaments wiil be held'in Whitby because of the field shortage. Aries said that the ahriznp (ages 5 and 6) and squirt (ages 7and 8) categories are already full to capacity. "There are not enough fields i the town to handle more," he said adding that these are the age groups where soccer is in real demand. "The real demand for playing soccer is from kids between 5 and 10 - they're the people who reaily want to play. " The atom division, for ages 9 and 10, have oniy a few vacancies left. A total of 52 boys house league teams and 13 girls' teama wiil be fielded this season. <Aries stresses that one of the club's most pressing needs is for coaches and to a leaser extent, -referees. Any one iterested-in either 'Club geari.ng up, 0f these activities ia 2167 or Chris Goode at asked to caîl him at 668- 668-4193. EASTERSPECIAL ~2~BASKETS MADE UP TO ORDER $6.95 w $1 4.95 and up 217 Dundas St. E., OdrYusTdy Opposite Post Office Cornein orcaîl666.3255- * Custom Framing * Needlepoint Stret.ching * Hundreds of popular styles. t AV E-$$$i FOR BEST RESULTS BRING t SALONG VOUR PRINTS, PHOTOS, N EEDLEPOINT, OIL PAINTINGS, ETC! I 82 FROST DR., WHITBY 668m4521I FwodCres. Stevens received bis award for being captain of the On- tario senior represen- tative team for the Canadian Cricket Association. Honored for her achievements in gym- nastics was Christina McDonald 0f Gilbert St. E. McDonald also received commendation for membership in the- junior national women's gymnastics team. Aiso honored for gymnastics was Lori el1 tcunA I Npr a LO guV5L . The team conslsts of Mark Ainsworth, Shawn Emmerton, .Adam Foote, Derek Jones, Ed Jones, Julie Keri'iohan, Chuch Lepine, Brian MacDoneil, Chris Page, Keith Primeau, Mark Smith, Brad Tiley, Chris Tucker, Gordon Tucker, Andrew Vanderlinde, Jeff Whttle, Todd Wilson and Paul Win- dover. Risto Santala of Ken- dalwood Rd. was awar- ded for achievement in orienteering. THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OFWH ITBY 1984 MUNICIPAL >TAX NOTICE The second Instalîment of taxes for 1984 s due and payable April 19, 1984. If paymnent Is fot recelved by the due date, penalty wiIl be added on the flrst day of defauit and the f Irst day of each calen- dar month so long as non-payment con- ti nues, at the rate of 11/4% per month or part thereof. Taxes may be paid at any Whitby ban wlthout bank collection charges or a the Municipal Office, 575 Rossiand Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Corinne Wendt, A.M.C.T.(A), Tax Coilector, TOWN OF WH ITBY. THE CORPORATION 0F _ ~ THE TOWN OF WH ITBY PLANNING DEPARTMENT NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING A Public Meeting of the Administrative committee will be heid at 8:30 p.m. on Monday, April 16, 1984, ln the Meeting Hall of the Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, WhItby, On- tarlo. This is the final public meeting to be held ln the review of the Officiai Plan Amendment application submitted by Markborough Properties Limited for Speclal Study Area 7. The purpose of the meeting is to present the f inal Secondary Plan for Study Area 7 as prepared by the Planning Department. Your Input Is invlted at this meeting. Copies of the final Secondary Plan will be dIstrIbuted at the meeting and further in- formation may 'be obtained by contacting Mr. Larry Cavanagh of the Planning Department,, Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Wh it by. (416) 668-5803 ROBERT B. 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