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WI-IITBY FREE PRESS.WI-DNE-SDAN, MNAY 27. P)81, l>AGF-2 Anderson to hold their annual athietiec banquet Swirn-a- thon Daphfle Coutts was on hand this past weekend when between 67-70 Whitby Iroquois Swim Club members participated in their annual swim-a-thon. Coutts had two of her children swimming in the fund raising event. Her daughter Colleen, 10, is pictured above in the water while* son'Bobby, 7, sits by, taking a break to cheer his sister on. Esther Scott (far left) was counting lengths for her daughter Anne-Marie, 9. The fastest time turned in for the 200 length swim was achieved by David Goulding at one hour, seven minutes and 36 seconds, setting a new club record. His sister Donna placed with the second fastest time at one hour and 20 minutes. Brian McAlinden, the club's highest pledge achiever for the past three years, is being challenged for that honor this year by Richard Cryer. The event was held in effort to raise money for the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club. Merchants lose to Bowmanvi*lle Whitby Merchants just couldn't seemn to do the trick in their season opener when they dropped a gamne 7-2 to the Bowmanville Merchants last week. Whitby's pitcher John Turner was outstanding having pitched a five hit one rua first five innings of play before being yanked in favor of relief pitcher George Yates. Turner's pitching, however was spoiled by poor defensive play by the rest of the team Bowmanville took first blood in the third inning on two errors, a walk and a single. Their lead was in- creased to 3-0 in the fif th in- ning. IKINGS KOLOUR PAINT & WALLPAPER HAS Benjamin MooreL PAENTS SUNVWORTHY >WALLPA'PERS PAINT ROLLERS AND BRUSH ES. MIN WAX STAINS. TREMCLAD RUST PAINTS. ROLL ON STUCCO AND MORE. COME IN AND SEE. 666-1231 135 BROCK ST. SOUTH it wasn't until his Iast turn at bat that Turner put the home team on the scoreboard with a lone home run. Armand Robitaille's single and successfully stolen second base produced the Whitby team's second run when John Heffer drove him home on a single. Bowmanville scored four unanswered runs in the bot- tom of the eighth to round off the scoring. On Tuesday, June 2, 1981, Anderson Collegiate and Vocational Institute will be having their annual athletîc banquet. The proceedings begin at 6:00 p.m. with a reception followed by the banquet at 6: 30 p. m. During the course of the evening intramural cham- pions will receive their tabs, as well, interschool teams members will be recognized and will also receive their team tabs. The outstanding players in various sports will receive their trophies later in the programn with the culmination being the out- standing male and female athlete. Various guests from the community and represen- tatives from education will be present. The guest speaker for the evening will be Reverend Robert L. Rumbali, a for- mer C.F.L. player, who is presently executive director of the Ontario Community Centre for the Deaf. physical education depar- Lment head, 400 Anderon St., Whitby, Ontario. 668- 5809. speaker and his appearance will relate to the Year f the Disabled. For further information NOTICE is hereby given that the Councll of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to pass by-Iaws to stop Up, close and seli those untravelled portions of the public hlghway municipally known as Duffs Road, as showfl below, lying betweefl Lots 22 and 23, Concession 8, Town of Whitby, bounded on the north by Myrtie Road East, and on the south by Brawley Road East. tuai travelled portion of Ouf fs Road is located partly on the original road allowance between Lots 22 and 23, Con- cession 8, Whitby, and partly on the lands 'adjoining the original road allowance. In order to resolve this discrepan- cy, it is the intention of the Town of Whitby to transfer the untravelled portions of the original road allowance to the adjoirling property owners in exchange for the lands oc- cupied and required by the Town for the actual road allowance. MYRTLE__RD._E___ LOT 23 LOT 2 2 ROAD ii LVV' E BNFEFr L)CF2O 19 LEGFND -~~S;.RoI.i- GO- m ti i -', t . r%,(-'F ( ! (, Fb ( BRAWLY RD L ' tee ol THE ouncil OeTownEof htbye llat ihehCouriof 7:30 p.mth onceofthedayowue 8,n Commil, tthee oof 7:0wom o the Municipa Bf uidng,8, Rommitan RoEat Whiotb, untaipalhear in sng, orob is onsel, oliciatr, oriby agntariopearsin whon oaims is lnd llcber prejudicially affected by sucb by-laws and wbo applies bo be beard. DT D onald Gtb. Mcayo, B A., Ay C y T.. 181 Town Clerk. The Corporation of the Town of WhiiQy, 575 Rosslafld Road East, Wbitby. Ontario LUN 2M8 ~""zTHE CORPORATION OF THE .Z:." TOWN OFWVHITBY LL~~)PROCLAMATION CHOO CHILI COOK-OFF DAY TAKE NOTICE THAT Saturday, May 30, 1981, is hereby proclaimed as "0h00 Chili Cook-Of f Day" in and for the Town of Whitby.1 Citizens are reminded that profits from the 0H00 Chili Cook-of f Day, to be held at the Iroquois Park Recreation Complex on Saturday, May 30, 1981, wiII go to Cystic Fibrosis. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this 2lth day of May, 1981. R.A. Attersley Mayor Town of Whitby NOTICE 0F INTENTION Rom-an CathoIic Churches ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST HOLY-FAMILY 903 Giffard St. 668-3676 Masses at St. Pau's School MASE 200 Garrard Rd. 576-2098 MASSES IMASSES Saturday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday, 9 àrn., 10:30 srn., 12:15 p.m. Sunday, 9 &.m., 10:15 &.m., 11:.15 ar. s1"Know that iarnwith you always; yes to theend of Urne." 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