PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, MAY -11, 1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Students hold. Eeology Day More than 300 students High School participated in ind staff of Denis O'Connor an Ecology Day Friday, as WANTED '"REWARD" C. B. Radio "gREWARD" C. B. Radio JIM "DISCOUNT" MAITLAND PRESENT "POSTER'" ATTIME0F PURCHASE YOJR FIRSI PAYMENTJUNE 201H/77 LOTS 0F TRUCKS 70 FORD WlNE<J.W VAN, VerY cdean, runs perfectly. T4298. $1399. 74 FORD 2 TON, thoroughly reconditioned. T35977. $2595. 77 FORD Y2 TON PICKUP, syleside box, 133 in wb. Bright swing Iock mirrors. rear step bumper.,, Brand new. GAS MISERS 74 BOBOAT, 3 dr. runabout, auto., radio, etc. LSC 549. $1499. 73 PINTO WGN., super sharp, 2 yr. warrarity. JUM 559.?? 74 VALIANT DUSTER 6 cyl,, auto., radio, wv/w Nly 28,000 mi. KRM 331 OFFERS Ser. Y 10534.$25 Woodside panelling,'4 324 fully powered, equipped Mth3 mest$.0 ABW637 Oe3ms 683-5541 683-5540 683-5840 i KUmSTR. . Km6 m 11* - lionouring the Branch, the Zone Commander present- cd a citation for achievement in the important and sensitive field of Membership. Norm Wison, Me mbe rship Chai rman, accepted fo r the Branch. Formai installation of the new they cleaned up the school grounds, planted trees and flowers, and lantlscaped the school yard. The program was nick- namied "Arbour Day" after Rick Arbour, a mnusic teacher whose hobby is gardening, who organized thte activities. The Ontario Catholic Student Federation within the school, sponsored finan- cially by the Students' Council, set up the Ecology Day under Mr. Arbour's Direction. Four trees were planted and six new flower beds laid, with the assistance of gifts supplied by Solty's Garden Centre in West Hill, Van Staveren Garden Centre in Whitby and Weall and Cullen's Nurseries. A number of vines were planted along the walis of the school, sod laid on bare patches of-the lawn, and al glass, paper and other garbage raked Up and disposed of. The Town of. Whitby assistcd the school by sending its street sweeper to dlean the parking lot. Cultural excursion to Quebec Thirty students frorn Denis O'Connor High Schgo went on a cultural excursion to Quebec City from May 5 to 8, under the leadershirn of Mrs. Gerry Hogaboami, I of the school's Frenc., de parti-me nt. General Meeting, June 1977. Two Whitby'players get hockey seholarships Two Whitby boys have recéived scholarships to attend the Biades Summer Hockey School, under the direction of Mike Keenan, playing coach of the Whitby Warriors. The hockey schiool is ini the process of- offering hockey scholarships to boys in Pickering, Scarborough, Whitby, Ajax and Oshawa, which entities thein to one session at the school's expense. The scholarships are awarded to boys selected by their hockey associations because of the contributions they have mnade to hockey through leadership and effort to attain a high level of hockey proficiency, says Mr. Keenan. Peter Pipher, 15, a memter .We build, wamehouses Our "customn concept" doesn't lock you into standard dimensions, spacing, sizes. R. Bibeau Construction Ltd. 655-3381 ~Wwdon moeff à Division Sf D.mi.frm bridge Ltd. of the Whitby Toyota Major Bantani team was selected for a scholarship by the executive of the Brooklin-Whîtby Minor Hockey Association. Peter won two gold and one silver award at an ail-star tournamient in North York. He is in grade eight at Dr. Robert Thornion School. The WVhitby house league selected on a lottery basis, Alan Low, 9, of Duff's Towing Minor Atom teamn. Alan is in Grade 4 at R. A. Hutchison School. Golf tournament Tom Fitzsimrnons, one of the organizers of the Oshawa and District Association for the Mentally Retarded's annual golf tournament is hoping to see more Whitby fou.rsomnes in the tournament this yîear: The tournament- takes place at the Sunny Brae Golf an.d Country Club, Port Perry on J{ily 9, and the fee of $100 per foursoiýne is-tax deductabie. Tickets are available by calling Mr. Fitzsimnmons at 668-9512 during business hours, or 668-940 1. RENT A CAR' $14 95aduy 668-8000 QG LO0B AL Irowers RetiU Iu~ 1t- v. RALLY ROUND THE FLAGPOLE These happy gardeners are students of Denis O'Connor High School, wbo are diggig a flower bed around the school's flag pole as part of an Ecology Day program, lieId Friday May 6. Mary Ann Au bers and Annette Stare, prepare to plant flowers, while manning the shovels, from left to right, are Ron Riouwermaister, Michael Jaquith, Marcus Byrne, Peter Ferry, Dave Gilmour, and Michael Rouleau. Free Press Photo Legion eleets i*ts officers h MINIIMINIIMINI!I The lowest priced new car in Canada THE MINI 1000, 50 MPG. 4 Cylinder 4 Speed $2995oo Grant Menzies Motors Lîmite 1250 Dundias Street East,,Whitbv (416) 668-6843 ýI At a Gene rai Meeting held at the Lcgion Hall May 4, miembers of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 11i2, Whitby, elected Officers for the new terni cornimnencing next month. Elected were: President, Henry Perry (re- elected); ist Vice-President, Mark Lockyer; 2nd Vice- President, Brian Laurie; 3rd Vice-President, Jimi Lee. Executive: H-ugli Miller, Peter Barker, Norm Wilson, Bob Wilkes, Thielmia Olford, Peter Bird. Trustees: Johin Town, AI llewis. The Branch 'vas fortunate to secure the services of Zone Commiander Luke White to conduct the electi(>n. Lu'e was ably assisted by the Zone Conmnander-elect, Branch Il 2's Chardie Skelton. Officers wiil take place in the L-egion Hall at the next ic -11N