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WHITIIY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1977,. PAGE 9 Whitby bidren win field day awards 50 YEARS MARRIIED Dan and Anne Batherson, of 213 Byron Street South, celebrated their 5th anniversary with a party given by their sons and daughters at the Legion- Hall Saturday. They were married at Detroit, Michigan, on lune 21, 1927 at St. Vincent's Church. The Bathersons have lived in Whitby for 21 years, and for 16 years previously je Ajax. Mr. Batherson was the'superintendent for building Highway 401 through Whitby in 1947, and from 1959 to 1969 worked for the maintenance departmnent of the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. The Bathersons have six children and 15 grandchildren. An! interesting note -in their family history is that Mrs. Batherson's parents were married for 64 years. JUBLIEJE SOUVENIRS Florence Hear 1, president of the Whitby Historical Society, and Councillor Tom Edwards display a Queen's Jubilee tea towel, one of the exhibits at the Jubilee Strawberry Tea held at the Lynde Flouse museurn Saturday. About 200 people attended this event, one of only a few Jubilee celebrations being held this week. Free Press Photo COO 0P ERS PLACE LEASE EXPIRES JULY 3OTHl EVERYTHING MUST GO Books, Fixtures, China Cabinets, Rugs, Coins, Jeweliry, Antiques, and much more. No reasonable offer wiII be refused. Tennis racquets reg. $1 2.98 now $ 4.98 reg. now Socks $1.25 a pair .25 é~ a pair Thank you for your support over the p)ast year. Cooper's- Plue. 103 Brock St. Se 668-1856 Open 10- 5 Set 10- 6 Two children from Whitby School received bronze medallions for being out- standing athietes at the DurhainElenientary Athîctie Association's 1977 track and field meet. Bob Shermnan of Kathlleen Rowe School won for the 11i - year-old boys, and Warren Subject of Whiitby Senior Public School won for the 13-year-old boys. Thie following children- froni Whitby placed first, second or third ie the final events: --Michele Dolimont ,Whlitby Senior, third in 1 2-year-old girls 80 metre hurdles. -7Trudy Foskett, Whitby Senior, first ie 13-year-old girls 80 inetre hurdles. --Terri King, Meadowcrest, second in 1 I -year-old girls 200 n1etres. --SanidyStevensotn,Whiitby Senior, second jenI 2-year-old girls 400 metre. --Glenda '-'ye , E.A. Fairman, second je girls, 10, Il and 12, 1500Ometres. --Glen Cane, E. A. Fairman first in il -year-old boys high juLimp. --arnSubjeet, Whitby Senior, second jini 3-ycar- old boys long jumnp. --Willy Spencer, Witby Senior, second in I 4-ycar-old boys long jump. -Gen Morris, West Lynde, second ie i 0-year-old boys triple juimp. --Grog Yardoff, WliitbyY Senior, third in I 2-year-old boys triple julnp. --Dave Donalcîson, Palmer- ston, first i -1 1O-year-olcI boys shot put. --Memlo Squariatta, Dr. Robert Thore ton, first in I 3-year-old boys shot put. --Rob Wilson, Whiitby Senior, first jenI 2-year-old boys 80 inetres. Wib --Craig Tutton, Wib Senior, second in 1 4-year-old boys 80 mnetres. --Bob Sherman, Kathleen Rowe, first ie I l-year-old boys 100C retres. --LornefIlynde, West Lynde, second in il -year-old boys 100 inetres. --Tomn Lamnbert, Witby Senior, first je 1 3-year-olcl boys 100 mietres. --Mark Cruxton, Meadow- ci-est, first in I l-year-old boys 200 metres. --arnSubject, Whitby Senior, first in 1 3-year-old boys 200 metres. --Peter Kozyriacki, Meadow- crest, first in I1-year-old boys 400 mnetres. --Joh1 Becking, West Lynde, second in 1l -year-old boys 400 metres. --Paul Woodrnan, Whitby Senior, thiird je I 3-year-old boys 400 mectres. --Joe Bryan t, Wliitby Senior, third in 1 3-year-old boys 800 metres. --Ileaither Duyt, Meadow- crest, third in Il -year-old girls high jump. -Krn Mikula, Dr. Robert Thoreton, first in I 3-year-old girls high jump. -DnaStevens, Whitby Senior, second ie 14-year-old girls higli jump. --Sandy Stevenson, Whitby Senior, second in I 2-year-old girls long jurnp. --Shelly Purdy, Whitby Senior, first je 13-year-old girls long jump. --Abby Zotz,, Whitby Senior, first ie 14-year-old girls long jump. --Kimi Long, Wlitby Senior, first je 1 2-year-old girls standing long jump. --Margaret Freuclenburg, E. A. Fairman, second je l0-year-olcl girls shot put. Soccer teams go to Mexico Two Whitby soccer teams, Pee Wee and Junior B, will be participatiflg je an Interna- tional Invitational Youth Soccer Tournament in Mexico City, July 9 to 17. The Town of Whitby has provided $200 to the Whitby Minor Soccer Association to assist the teanis in their trip to Mexico. Tbis Canada Day nap some shots of Canoaa. Canada Day, Julyl1 anutke advanag of thie Colonel's special offer! 0F"àjc 12 EXPOSURES WJITH _ (50ç Postage and Handling Charge) PURCHASE 0F BUCKET OR BARREL " Any sîzc Kodacolouir or simlair colour film. " l3eautiftil silk textured b)ord.crlcss colour prilers. " Processing donc wvIth Cflnest Kodak materials. *Ptc<t4 Coupon (returned with prints) for a free 16 fi. oz. salad which you can use with your next chicken purchase. Canada Day is a- perfect time to bc out and on the go with the family. Great for takin memorable pictures. And great for finger lickin' good Kentucky Frieci Chicken, too. This Canada Day week-end, when you buy a bucket or barrel of linger lickin' good Kentucky Fried Chicken you'll receive a certificate for free photo processmng of 12 exposures, any size fflm. Just mail in the certificate together with cour fflm and 50C for handling. When you receive your prints youVl1also get a free 16 fluid ounce salad coupon which you can use with your next purchase of Kerntucky Fried Chicken at any Scott's Chicken Villa. Certificates good until October 31. Coupons good until November 30. Ketu ky r'A ADIA N COMPANY Colonel Sanders' boys and girls makeit "fin, eitot3schceVAt~o ONTARIO STORES ONLY nger lickin' good.'ý