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Swap and SSII This will be held at West- minster United Churchi on April 28, 1973 at 1.00 pl.. AIl donations of saleable items such as, fuL r n i t u r e, books, toys. gaines, good uised clothing or baby clothes will bc acccpted for sale also. You seli your mierchan- dise and' then donate 10% of total selling price to G.R.M:- L. A. Some old lacrosse sweaters no longer in use by the teams will be sold at very reasonable pr ice s. We hiope to hiave sam ipie ILa crosse Jackets in Garrard Road colours of red and black on display. These can be or- dercd witlh a down-paynien t for delivery at a later date. Donations for the Bake FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED APARIMENTS. NGW AVAILABLE PHONE 668-6161 The Yacht "OKTOBERFEST" ta Dead. but THE AFT CAiý,ëN is revived Bigger & Better. a Marine Supplies a Nautical Gifts a Books - Charts (Can. &U.S 595 Anniand St.Bay Ridges, Oflý (Frenchman's Bay) 839-4691 ON DISPLAY "ARROW" $15 SAILDINGHIES COMP. OOOAKRIDGEOP CANQES $149To $245 CARTOPS $183" DINGHIES $189' FIBERGLASS *MAT' jRESIN - $7.100gal. CLOTH - $2.00 yd. fMATTING $.75 yd. ACETrONE. $3.50 gal. Sale will be mnuchi appreciated as this was a great success last year. For information regarding the above, please caîl either of the following - Irene FIent- mning 723-1023 or Normna Hal- iday 725-4409. Reterses Cinic The refèee Clinic will be hield on April 28, 1973 at 10:00 a.mn. at Counicil Chiani- bers, Whitby. Please contact Barb Kernohian 728-32-90 if you wishi to attend. How about somne fathers and tiothers conliiing out to try thecir hand at being a ref- eree? We will be losing sontie of our boys whio did such a good job in previous years as they have taken suimmier jobs. Anyone wishing to referee Ail-Star gaines mnust attend the Clinic. Coambes Cinic Anl advanced Coaches Clin- ic will be hield May 112 at Ajax Arena at 10:00 al. n. e urge ail Coaches to attend. For in forma tion please caî11 League Convenor. Dance tickets now available Get your tickets now t'or the Spring Dance ait Heyden- shore Pavilion on May lI 2 1973. The tickets are $5.00 per couple wvhichi included a deicîotis salad plate and cof- l'ee, Door Prizes and Bar Pri- vileges. Tickets are ava ilaîbIc f rota any memiiber of tle Execu tive or by ca Il i ng Sally Wlite 72'3-6487 or ioa n Gangei 728-9,322. BoIY vonr tickets early as wc cxpcct a cotuiplete selI-ont. Lacrosso sticks - $50 Once again this year G.R. M.L.A. wiIl subsidize players for purchase of their Laêrosse sticks. Players may purchase a stick, retail value $11I.95 for the suai of $5.00 on presentation of their G.R.M. L.A. Registration card. If you are in the market for a stick please contact your League Conivenor. Win a free lacrusse stick A free Lacrosse Day will be hield at Brooklin Arena on April 28, 1973 fromn 9:00 a.rn. to 1 2:00 -pl. A Uacrosse stick will be given to the registered player who brings iii the tuiost new recroits to the gaine, who register onthat day. Talk to your friends and bring thent along t<) try our equiipme n t for frfee: They doii'r realize what they have beetî miissîilg. Midget-kivenile Bouse League 'Ne, hi G. R. M. L. A. are keetîly initerested iin our Sen- ior boys anid feel compelled to provide themn with the op- portttnity to conitinue îir La- crosse othler than tdie AIli- Star level. Witlh this iii mind we are goîiig to star t a floutse League of* conibined Midget-Jiveniile boys ages 15 10 18. This league will be open to aIl boys of this age level wlio desire 10 play. The normal Regist ration tee of S3.00 pet boy or S600 per fanily will bie required and yoii tiay register by coni- tact ing Stan Taylor, 2 Park- view Ave., WIitby, 728-9027. Corne on Felfas! !! Lef s ciol t a c t vont buddies arnd m1ake tItiS 1neW Venînre a suc- ce ss. WHITBY FREE PRESS. THURSDAY APRIL 26, 1973, PAGE 15 Whitby to hold big walk May 2Sth and back to the High Sehool parking lot. It will be a very interesting walk with regular checkpoints looked after by Whitby Ser- vice Clubs, and generally or- ganized on the same basis as the Miles for Millions Walks. The route is being approved by the Whitby Police Depart- mient who will give their usual excellent services. Radio communications, first aid service if needed, bus service and other services will be arranged. 90% of the net proceeds will go to the Whitby Pool camnpa ign and 10% will go to the Y Youth Fund. Sponsor forms will be dis- tributed shortly. In the past Miles for Millions ail the Whit- by Schools have given marvel- ous support. Families are be- ing encouraged to walk to- 8ether on this scenie route. A large Y committee is now very hard at work plan- ning ahl the important details in order that the walk will be most successful. Furth&r de- tails will be announced and publicity materials distributed shortly. Information can be secured from the Y office 668-6868. We are very encouraged and enthusiastie with the plans to walk now and swim later in Whitbv. For four years Whitby has taken a very active part in the Miles for Millions Annual Walk. This year it has been cancelled because of the Sum- mer Cames in Oshawa and the proposed Whitby Swimming Pool Campaign. The Whitby YMCA and Youthpower have taken a leading part, together with the Whitby Service Clubs in the organization of these Miles for Millions programs that have raised mnany thousands of dollars for overseas needy causes and up to- 25% of the total for more local assistance. This year the Whitby Y assisted by Youthipower is again organizing the Walk for Whitby on a very special basis. It will be a Walk for Whitby with the themne "Stroil for a Sivimi Goal" The walk will begin and end at Henry Street High School parking lot at the rear of the school and will be a 15 muile walk throughi sorte of the interesting side roads of Whitby. If the blossomi season is carly then the walk will pass somne beautiful apple orchards for which the Whitby district is quite famous. Fromn Henry Street Higli School the walk will go west to Annes St reet, north on Cochrane to Taunton Road, west to Country lanei Golf' Club, north to the 1-eber Down Conservation Area (lo- cation of the Wbitby Y Day ('amp) - west on concessionl l'ive to Coronation Road. s ou t Rossland Bridge across the CPR thien along Concession tbree to tlhe Towni- hune south past Red Wing Orchards, down to thîe base bite and east to Lleiry St reet I TIOIYJOIT (AI SALES SERVICE PARTS ING $y. F. OSHAWA (mItA LASI 0f NAIMONY R".) 723-1176 2 PC. SOFA AND CHAIR 95 LOVE SEAT BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED 2.PC. 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