PAGE 1 (X WEDNESDAYAIUNE 1, 1983, WHITB Y FR EE PRESS SPORTS WEEK eM i TOWN OF WHITBY PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT 68&7765 CHILDRENSSUMMER (CAMPS 868-7765 AGES:........BOYS AND GIRLS 6.-12 yeare. SOCCER (hall days) 1:00.-4:30 pm BASEB3ALL (hall days) 1:10 -4:30 pm TENNIS LEVEL 1 (hall deys) 9:00 arn.12:30 pm TENNIS LEVEL Il (haîf deys) 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm SESSION 1 JuIy 4th - July 29th ...50.00 SESSION 2 August 2nd - August 28th .... $50.00 ART ADVENTURE CAMP ....FULL DAY CAMP ....9:00 arn- 3:30 Pm BOYS AND GIRLS 5.-12 years Arts, Crafts, Painting, Clay Mouling, Wood Carving,' more. A half hour swlm each day se included. SESSION 1 ... July 4th - July lSth .........55.00 SESSION 2 .. JuIy lSth - JuIy 29t1h.........56.00 SESSION 3...August 2nd - Auguet 12th .... $50.00 SESSION 4 ... August lSth - Auguet 2Sth ... $55.00 Nature Crafts,. and much REGIONAL AWARENESS CAMP This unique camp wili give chlidren the opportunity to visit and participate at the numerous recreational and educationai faclilîties withln the Durham and Metro region. The chlldren, ages 7-14, wili leave Iroquols Park Arena each morning by bus at 9:00 a.m. and wiii return by.3:39 p.m. Ail admission prlces to these locations are inciuded withln the fee structure outiined below. COST 0F ACTIVITIES BY SESSION Week 1.July 4 -July 8............* 40.00 Wek 2. July 11-July15 .............40-00 Week &July 18- July 22 .............40.00 Week 4. July 25 - July 29 .............40.00 Wek 5. Aug. 2 -Aug.5 ..............5.00 Week. Aug. 8 -Aug. 12 .............0.00 Wek 7. Aug. 15 - Aug. 19...........i.*40.00 W.kS8. Aug. 22 -Aug. 28 ............0.00 Five Henry trac k members on to finals REGISTRATION:.......TUESDAY, JUNE 7th, fi l4tho 1083. 6:30 -8:30 Prn ef IROQUOIS PARK ARENA FOYER 500 VICTORIA ST., WHITBY, ONTARIO (corner of Victoria à Henry St reef s) OR MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ...9:00 amn- 9:00 Pm et IROQUJOIS PARK ARENA OFFICE Three excltlng sports camps are avallabie thîs summner. The camps offer'ifs par- ticipants lots of fun-, as the emphasisslas on learning through fun and participation as opposed f0 competîf Ion. BasebaU Legionaires win The Whitby Legion- aires team won their third consecutive game in Oshawa City and Dis- trict. Fastbail, Brady Division, as they edged7 Mr. G'sS8-5. Wayne Owen con- tinued bis hitting tear for the winners as he slammed three singles. Doug Seeley belted a double and a single while Peter Davidson added two singles. Dan Denyer, Jirn Spiers, Ted Mangeil and Les Moskalewicz each contributed a single to the Legionaires attack. Bob Bathe slammed three singles for the losing squad. The Legionaires got on bis way to the win. K&M 1J~r CL EANERS on the scoreboard in the fourth lnning as Owen and Muir singled and both scored on single off the bat of Mangeil. The Legionaires tai- lied three runs li the fif- th inning as Owen, Spiers and Davidson ail belted RBI singles. They added three runs in the eighth inning as Seeley drove xi two runs with a double and scored on a single by Denyer. Moskalewicz picked up the victory with relief help from Dave Withers. Moskalewicz fanned fourteen batters SOHEDULE 0F ACTîVITIES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY July 4 5 8 7 8 Week 1 Metro- Cuilen Ontarlo McLaughlln Fort Yor Zoo Gardons Place! Houses à à Marine Car Museum Museum July 11 12 13 14 15 Wnk 2 Wlndfile Science Harbour Greenwood McMlchaei Farrn à Centre Front Conserva. Cdn. Coll- Wheelles tion Area ection & -Kortrlght- July 18 19 20 21 22 Week 3 CN Towr Lynde House Royal Ont. Darllngton Sports& Casa Lorna Flour Miil à Museumn Provincial Hockey Hall Art Galle!ï Park of Faume july 25 2 27 28 29 Wnek 4 glack* Creek Pfterbor@ugh Toronto Art Animal Forrn Centre Ploneer Lîf it Locke à Gallery à Apple I sland Village Hutchison Farrn House Aueuti1 2 3 4 5 Week 5 HOLIDAY Motro Culien Fort Yok McLaughlin zoo Gardons à Marine Housa & Museum Car Museumn AucustilS910 11 12 Week 8s cienceWindfields Fa-rmnHarbour Greenwood 1McMIchael Contre à Wheefles Front Conserva- Cdn. Col1. ton Araection à KortrIght Aucust 16 le 17 18 19 Weok 7 ON Tower Lynde House à Royal Ont. D-arllngton Sports à Casa Lorna Flour Mill à Museumn Provincial Hockey Hall Art Gallery Park of Fume Aueut22 23 24 25 28 We.k 8 Biack Creek Peterborough Toronto Art Animal Farrn Centre Ploneer Lift Locke à Gallery a Apple Island Vllage Hutchison Farni House v 1 - , . 1 1 - 1 777777ýýâ 1 wlth a Urne of 12.4 sec- onds and also placed fAf- th inthe 200 metre daah. lier Urnei the latter event was unavallable. Antonla GouditUî mani- aged a slxth place finish i the mnldget girls 80 metre hurdles with a Urne of 13 seconds. Blair Haslarn, from Denis O'Connor, placed second i the mldget boys 100 metre hurdles. His Urne was unavail- able. The top five finishers in each category ad- vance to the OFSAA championships Juxie 3 and 4 in Kitchener. 9 Five members of the Henry Street High School track and field team have advanced to the Ontario (OFSSA) championihipe after fine performances this past weekend at the OFSSA East Regional finals at Civie Flelds li Oshawa. Steve Yorston blazed through the midget boys 100 metre hurdies in a Urne of 14.60 seconds to capture a gold medal, the first . ever for a Henry competitor at the Regionals. Scott Hoerrnann re- corded a personal best time of 53.4 seconds to win the silver medal in the midget boys 400 metre race. Andrea Bacchochl took second place li the midget girls 80 metre hurdles as she recorded a tirne of 12.7 seconds. She also finlshed fifth i the 100 metre dash wlth a Urne of 12.9 seconds. Eric Heins posted 'a Urne of 6 minutes and 9 seconds to take second place ithe gruelllng open boys 2000 metre steeplechase. Sandy Stevenson took fifth place in the senior girls 100 metre dash 1 * '. ým-,A *, ýý e, # * e *k-* -le'býý *ý 0 ', ý- . , ý à 1 *' ýý . l v ý * e ', . - e, '4 e. t 4 'tý ý , *- * ý- . , # * It 'i e, * * # ý & & * t, ý