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WHT1'BYREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY7, 1990, PAGE 25 Woznik hopes, to finishwith natonltii B ýRuprtMatthews In watwfflbe his last outing of competitive curling, 'Toley Wozniak of the Whitby Curling Club will be sliding rocks at the Canadian Police Curling Cham- pionshipýs to try and brig the national title to Ontario. After winning the Ontario Police finals ini exciting fashion, Wozniak and the rest of his3 Whitby curling teani will be headinig .on .-to .the Canadian championshi' s in La-Madeleine, QuebéeMarch 7-24. The Canadian* finals are held every year and- were hosted by Whitby in 1985.. Last year they were held in'*Calgary where Southern Ontario finished in fifth spot. At the Ontario finals in Barrie, Wozniak's teani com- p.eted against eight teanis from six zones in Southern Ontario. After seven games of round-robin play, Whitby was tied for second p lace with Brian Fielding from Metro Toronto. Don Shane' rink from Guelph was leading after round-robin action, and went on to beat Metro in the semi-finals 10-4. To obtain the Southern Ontario championship, Wozniak bumped Shane in the finals 8-5. Wozniak, with 20Oyears ofecurl- ing experience, will anchor the Ontario team as skip and will have the assistance of vice Don Glintz (Toronto RCMP, residing in Whitby), second Stan Pinkney and lead Mike Marks, also of Whitby. Wozniak, Pinkney and Marks are members of the Dur- hamn Regional Police department. 'TMis wiII be my lait go after 20 years of competitive curling,» said Wozniak. 'TIi stili curi on mixed teanis, but not at the competitive level. I want to relax and slow down a bit". Il be great to go out as Canadian champion said Woz- nialc when asked <k bis retire- ment. Wozniak and crew will be goinj up against- teains from al provinces ad territories. There will be two Ontario teams, Northern and Southern Ontario. Whitby's teani will be sporting jackets in the Ontario briar cor-. ors of bei ge and brown, the jack- ets to be donated by the Ontario CurlingAssom*ation. Il~e Whîtby crew has a good chance to win, said Wozniak, as Ontario teazus usually finish ini the top five. hockey W L T F A PIS Donomn 7 0 032 914 EA.tdaio 7 1032 11 14 Dunbartoei 6 2 03319 12 Andema 4 40 28 26 8 Pickering 4 6 0 26-27 8 'oemoe 3 41 32 31 7 3 2 0 20 12 6 grez 34 0 24 16 6 Henry 3 560 2224 6 va1oe 1 6 0 9-41 2 Ajax 0651 12 25 1 CartwrIL 1 5 0 931i 0 High sehool vofleybafl G W L PMS Hei 06 O12 O'N1 l 6 1 10 Andoeum 6 4 2 8 pickulng 4 3 1 6 Couuic. 6 3 3 a Danharton 4 2 2 4 End"l 6 2 4 4 Barck 6 2 4 4 Dooagna 6 i14 2 Dwye 6 2 5 2 OVam0 6 6 50 :READING for the nationais in police curling is the Whitby rink of skip Toley Woz-niak, vice Don GIinz, second Stan Pinlmey and lead Mike Marks. After complaints, Town to again review pool ratés By Scott Laurie The proposed pooli, admission rates for 1990, which, sparked numerous public complaints have foroed the Town ýparks anc1 recreation department to re-eva- luate their decision. According te, Larry Morrow, director of the parks and recrea- tion department, swimming and skating were established at the sanie rate in order te develop «some consistency» between the rates. Most prices remained rela- tivelIy unchanged, except for the seniors' rate which was, pre- viously $1 for skating and 50 cents for swimnmingr. Both rates were set at $1 for 1990. Morrow says that the rate for seniors had remained unchanged for quite some time and the increase was appropriate. The parks and recreation department completed a survey in the surrounding area, as weIl as the Greater Toronto Area, on pool rates, and Morrow felt that the proposed rates were in lime. Under the new proesal, the annual and quarterly swirn F asses were discontinued in avor of one-time rates (for adulte, children seniors and familles) and boo;ks of 10 passes ($40 for a famil) The annual pass used te cost $85 per person. Based on using the pool three times a weksimpe with the yearly pass were paying approximately 55 cents a tie. Tis, according te the parks and recreation directer's report, was a significant discrepaneyin relation to the 1989 aduit cost of $1.75 per swim. Complainte over the new rates have led Morrow's department te re-evaluate the changes and put forth another jýroposàl te council., - - - - - - - - - - - LKE ONTARIO iIICSTEEL COMPANY HOPKINS ST. S., WHITBY WiB KERIflGi~~ The W.MUL.A. s now accepting applications for: Houseleague Team: Convenors, Coaches & Managers For information oeil: Bill Schlitt 668-1550 Representative Team: Coaches, Ass't Coaches & Managers For information cail: Dàve Edgar 728-4778 Interested Un Refereeing? Attend Referees' Clinic Sat. Mar. 24/190 For information cahi: Ian Wailes 668-0951