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Page 22. Whilby Free Press, Wednesday, August 25, 1993 Bantam season ends:' Ir/ M rc!e4s l (Rsln atd anrdenenlaz BELL JC I Q MIGWHTYSNC 98 *AIRPORT & OUT 0F TOWN FLAT RATES *AIR CONDITIONIED CARS 1 - *SOHOOL TRANSPORTATION *DELIVERIES MLAY 6684888A Y After winning the opening gamne, Whitby. Optimiste lost two straghtta jax tolose a beat- of-three playofi series in major bantam basebail. In the third . and deciding game, Ajax built an 11:-run lead in the first two innigs and Whitby was unable ta catch Up, losing 13-8. Mark Sheridan scored three runs and Terry Arges two for Whitby, coached by Brendon Power," Dean Keating and Bilan Bates. Whitby won the openinggame 9-5 behind starting pitcher David Hough Who got roief heip frem Jamie Turner. Chris Goring scored three runs and Sheridan two. Ajax won the second gamne of the series by a 5-4 score. Liosing pitcher Darryl Jennings went ai i the way en the -rnound. Sports exehange at Glen Dhu The Glen Dhu SAC is hosting a sports exchange on Saturday, Sept. 11, 9:30 te il a.m. Items ta seil must be registered on Friday, Sept. 10, 8:30 te 11:30 a.m. or 1 te 6 p.m., or Saturday, Sept. 11, 9 te 9:30 a.m. Items must bo tagged, showing the owner's naine, addross, phone number and asldng price. Items can include skis, ski boots, skates, hockey equipment, rouler biades, soccer shoes, gymnastics, ballet or skating outfite, Halloween costumes, tennis or other racquets, Beaver, Cub, Scout, Spark, Brownie or Guide uniforms, heimets, lifejackets, bikes or golf equipment. Unsold items or inoney must be picked up betweon il a.m. and noon on Saturdey. For more information, contact Dorothy Pierce at 668-8474. Whitby kart raceqr .;JL5th Kart racer Darryl Hatzihoffer of Whitby was fîfth in the junior lite ciass of the Canadien Grand Nationais held recentiy et Shan- nonvilie Motorsport Park. Hatzihofl'er qualifiod tonth and was third in his hoat before his fifth-piaco finish in the final. Anothor Whitby racer, Mike Rowland, was l2th in the senior lite class, after finishing ninth in his heat. R eycers epr by L - he ust of O S * SDra ecciq ete Dra Evrn NEW ENVIRONMNTAL GUIDES - PHOTOGRAPHY AND HOTELS The Recycing Council of Ontario'e (RCO) membership news bookiet, 'Ontario RecyingUpdate,'reported in its spring issue two new resource guidestalare ZwSth passing on to people in photography and in restaurant/hotel services. 'The Green Book: A Guide te How Photographers and Illustrators Can Lessen Their Impact on the Environment' has recently been released for the Canadian Association'of Photographers and illustrators in Communications. Tracy Kettpacks into the guide a lot of useful information for phiotograpiers and illustrators who generate smal qantiiso ats h 4page guide explains the problems and available solutions, and presents innovative ideas fromn artigsea croas the country. Here is one common probiemn: y aur company is not allowed access te the city-operated household hazardous waste depot and your operation is tee emali te warrant the services of a registered waste disposaI Company. A possible solution is te team up with a photo iàb or art school te make use of a safe-disposai service. Commonly used art and photegraphic supplies are discussed with regards te health, safety and environmentai concerns; less harmful alternatives are suggested where feasibie. Excellent resources and bibliography. To order 'The Green Bdok' send $5 (including tax) ta the Canadian Association of Photograp3hérs and Iilustrators -iii Communications, #322, .100 Broadview Ave., Tarante, Ont. M4M 2E8. Bulk orders* will receive a discount. Cail (416) 462-3700. *he Green Partnership Guide: 12 Steps ta Help Create an Enviramnentally-friendly Setting for aur Ouests, Ourselves and aur Future' is designed for environmentaily-respansibie practice for hotels institutions and restaurants. Drawing on tle experience of the 'green progrars' et Canadian Pacific hotels and resorts, this handbook offers suggestions on how te reduce, reuse and recycle in every aspect of hotel operations. Ideas for saving energy and water, establishing a preferential purchasing policy and buying organmc are ail presented in a light-hearted, easy-to-use format. Success stories demonstrate the often inventive ways in which variaus CP hoteis have made their operations more 'nature friendly. ' The 'Green Contacts' section includes information on organizations that provide advice and on companies that seli various producte. Te gide which caste $23.95 plus taxes, is available from PubliceAfluirs and Environmental Office, Canadian Pacific Hotels and Resorte, 1 University Ave., suite 1400, Taranto, Ont. M5J 2P1 or caîl 367-7111. Coming event: Aug. 28 and 29, 10 a.m. ta 4 p.m., 'The Great Ganaraska Countryside Adventure,' a tour of over 50 gardons, farms and points of historical interest in the Ganaraska Valley. Tour kit con be purchased at Clarke Museum and Archives in Kirby. I Synhro lub cange nam The Oshawa Synchro Club has changed its name ta the Durhamn Synchro Club. For sevorai years, the Oshawa club developed synchronized swimmers by ofl'ering programs et the recreationai and competitivo levols in sovoral Durham erea pools. For the past two compotitive seasons, swimmors attained national level recognition. The club continues ta, grow and drew athietos from acros Durham Rogion and club mombors foît it was approprinte te incorporate the region into the club's new name. Two gold for Foster Tiffani Foster of Whitby,rhav- ing rocently recovered from a knee oporation, won two gold at a recent figure skating competi- tion in Dundas. Fostor, 15, was first in senior ladies and in junior compotitivo technicai at the corn ptition. She elso won a si Iver medal in' open ladies. Precision skate info meeting The Ajax adult precision skating team will hold the annuel information and registration meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 1, 8 te, 10 p.m., et the . Ajax Community Centre, ceptain's room. The meeting is for competitive and recreational teams. For more information, caîl Lise at 666-0129. VISA