PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23,1975, WHITBY FREEPRESS ,GRMLA basseveral openings for, plyers, coches, officiais The Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association is hold- ing a second session of regis- tration on' Saturday at St. Paul's School on Garrard Road fromu 2 to 4 p.m. The first session on April 5 was urisuccessful due to the snow storm earlier in the week. Fees are the sane as for the past several years at $3 per player or $6 per family. Lacrosse sticks are avil- able to players registered for the 1975 season from regis- trar Stan Taylor at 728-9027. These are excellent sticks with a retail value of $15 and can be purchased from Stan Taylor at $7 each. The pur- chase price is subsidized by the GRMLA and the Ontà rio Government. The GRMLA still needs a referee-in-chief, referees, a Sponsors required After the first session of registration, there are very few openings for players- in the Whitby Minor Soccer Association. Most of the openings that do remain are in the Bantam and Junior 'A' categories. Anyone interested in registering should contact Registrar Rein Verrydt, R.R. 1, Whitby. Coaches and sponsors are needed by the expanding league for the coming season. Those who wish to spon- sor a house league team at $100 a season or an allstar team at $200 should contact past president Hubert Adebar at 728-1877. Qn»cable6 Wednesday, April 23 LISTINGS 4:00 Education Special: 'Trial by Jury", a Gilbert & Sullivan Operetta, performed by students of Port High School 5:00 Durham Report 6:00 Sports 6:10 Evening Report with Ron Folk 6:20 Whitby Report with Joel Kaiser 6:30 That's Magic 7:00 Whitby Then and Now with Jin Quail and Brian Winter 7:30 Education Scene with George Pearce, featuring ex- cerpts from "Peter Pan" performed at Sunset Heights public school in Oshawa 8:00 Hotline to heaven 8:30 Education Special: "Barefoot in the Park" presented by the Drama Club of G.L. Roberts Collegiate in Oshawa Thursday, April 24 4:00 Education Special: "Fiddler on the Roof' presented by the Drama Club of G.L. Roberts Collegiate in Oshawa. 6:00 Sports junior executive co-ordinator, coaches and managers. For further information, call Tom Fairman at 579- 1548. Anyone who wishes to ref- eree allstar games must first attend a referees clinic run by the Ontario Minor La- crosse Association. For more details, call Tom Fairman. Tickets are still available for the spring dance on May 3 at $6 per couple from Jean Phillips at 655-3271 or Barb Kernohan at 728-3290. The winning ticket on a-half-of- beef will be drawn at the dance at Heydenshore Pavil- lion. Tickets for the beef are sill available at 50 cents for one or $1 for three from Doreen Holding. The GRMLA will be hold- ing a tag day on May 22 to 24. Pictured above are the Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association House League minor peewee 'A' champions, Family Kartway. They defeated Lynview Construction in the total point series 10-5, winning the first game 5-3 and the second 5-2. Front row left to right are Grant Hogg, Lorne Johnson, Jeff Tamblyn and Craig Sharp. Second row is made up of Brian Napper, Lonnie Foskett, Joey Bryant, Ron Mulligan and Greg Vibert. In the third row are Jeff Tran, Jeff Goodwin, Steve Cole, Greg Borchuck and Tom De Mille. 6:10 Education Special: A performance by the Band of Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa 6:30 Rescue - presented by members of the Seventh Day Adventist Congregation of Oshawa 7:00 Education - The 3R's, with Ged Carr, presented in co-operation with the Durham Regional Separate School Board 7:30 The New Leaf - the study of growing things, with Gordon Wick. 8:00 Education Special Durham Regional Girls Gymnas- tic Compeition from Eastdale Collegiate 9:00 That's Music 9:30 Education Special - "Durham Tour", a musical tour of several schools in Durham Region Friday, April 25 3:00 Education Special: A drama "Pyramus Thiebe" per- formed 'by students of Port Perry High St:hool 3:30 Education Special: featuring the Cadet Corps of Port Perry High School 4:00 The Church Today 4:30 The New Leaf 5:00 Vita Italiana 6:00 Sports 6:10 Education Special: Science Fair Display from Vin- cent Massey School in Oshawa 6:30 Education - The 3R's 7:00 Education Special: Canada Day Activities from Anderson Collegiate in Whitby Free Press Photo by Robin Lyon Monday, April 28 4:00 Music and the Spoken Word 4:30 Education Special: Canada Day Activitiesfrom An- derson Collegiate in Whitby 5:00 Canadian Cancer Society Special 5:30 Anthologywith Joel Kaiser 6:00 Sports 6:10 Evening Report with Ron Folk 6:20 Public Service Announcements 6:30 Counterpoint - A Christian View of Contemporary Life 7:00 Soccer Round-up with Stan Wiggins 8:30 Education Special: Fashion Show, from G.L. Roberts C Collegiate in Oshawa Tuesday, April 29 4:00 The Church Today, presented in co-operation with the loctl Parishes of the Roman Catholic Church 4:30 Soccer Round-up 6:00 Sports 6:10 Evening Report 6:20 Public Service Announcements 6:30 Vita Italiana with Ercole Foresta 7:30 Durham Report with Bruce McArthur 8:30 Counterpoint 9:00 Hotline to Heaven 9:30 Education Special: Canada Day Activities from Anderson Collegiate in Whitby Mu ÂLSTER'S Complete home furnishings for the discerning shopper DOREEN & KEVIN MeALLISTER ANNOUNCE THAT THEIR SHOP WILL BE OPENING ON THE 24th OF APRIL, 1975. If your home deserves the soft, warm look of fine handcrafted furniture, tailored upholstery and those very special accessories drop by and browse. 70 ROSSLAND RD . WEST Monday Tuesday Wednesday Saturday 10-6 p.m. L 576-6465 Thursday Friday 10-9 p.m. Saturday last chance to signfor basebail "Great, just great", were the words of Whitby Minor Baseball Association Presi- dent Keith MacDonald to describe the first session of registration for the W.M.B.A. held last Saturday. Most pleasing to the president and W.M.B.A. Registrar Jim Han- ley was the large turnout of new faces signing up for the first time and also the appear- of many returnees coming back to the sport after an absence of a season or two. When registration is com- pleted this Saturday it appears as if the local base- ball organization will have a record number of players. Local boys have their last chance to sign up this Satur- day from 9 a.m. until 12 noon at the municipal build- ing on Dundas Street West, the community centre in Brooklin and at Westminster Church on Manning R>ad. Registrar Hanley warns that there will be absolutely no extension of the deadline and any boys who are tardy will have to be turned down. In some previous years, the W.M.B.A. has accepted late registrations but has found this to be a poor practice, one which makes it most difficult for convenors who are trying to assign players to clubs. AI best this is a difficult task because an attempt is made to keep boys in their own area when pos- sible and also to maintain a balance in the leagués and when new players are con- stantly being added due to late registrations the job becomes almost impossible. W.M.B.A. -officiaIs are casting an envious eye at the new park being developed in Ajax. The new Ajax park is impressive in its spaciousness which allows an unhooded screen and a fenced-in out- field whi-h add to the game. Whitby -baseball officials are hopeful thIt the new park to be develcy.d in '.the Iroquois Park complex will . proceed without delay and that Whit- by Recreation Department officials will take a close look at the fine new Ajax facility. The W.M.B.A. added a new twist to its registration form·-this year with a request for parents to volunteer their time. to act as coaches and umpires and the response was pleasing. Help is urgently required for ,Whitby's pro- posed entries in the EOBA. Last season there was a short- age of help and it is impos- sible for one or even two men to do a complete job with a club, accepting respon- sibility for the many chores involved in managing and coaching a club. President Keith MacDonald would wel- come any offers of assistance. The W.M.B.A. is hopeful that the EOBA will heed the re- quest of many associations and curtail the extensive travel of former seasons. This would reduce expense, cut down ou the number of weekend games and make it easier to get coaching help. r- -J