WHITBY FEE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3, 1'-Ml, PAGE 23 Corridor Capers By MARY MCEACIHERN SCati 725-M967wtt news items for this column. J DR. ROBT. THÃ"RNTON SCHOOL - TRACK AND FIELD MIEET Dr. Robt. Thornton set a new standard for future students (o foliow, in last Wednesday's Ajax-Whitby Track and Field Meet. Af ter day long competition, Thornton qualified 43 students for the regional meet. The day itself was one of excitement for the children, as many fellow classmates produced ribbon after ribbon. From the track events to the field events, victory after victory came. Junior and senior boys and girls both placed weil. High Points were lead by super efforts from Michelle Dearsley and Jim Phipher, each winning, respectively theclassic 1500 M. Race. Not to be outdone, our lightning, quick runners Tom Clark, Michelle Dittrick and Paul Gray showed excellent speed in winning their 100 M. dashes. Roxanne Kwan, Suzanne Pearsonn, and Feronen Neil lead the Junior level by breezing by the op- position in their dashes. Our jumpers, lead by John Pipher, Mike Krasnay, Stephanie Sears and Michelle Dittrick, showed win- ning colours. Even the shot put event was invaded by our athietes, lead by Michelle Squareistta's win- ning put. Finally, the determined efforts by the reiay teams, lead to 6 relay teams qualifying out of a possible 12 competing. Two others came third as well. In ahl, it can be said that Dr. Robt. Thornton students, teachers and parents can be proud of their school. School spirit and morale is at an ahI time high, thanks. to our dedicated students. Congratulations to aIl the students who took part in the Ajax-Whitby Track and Field. You sure put Dr. Robert Thornton School on the map! TRENT UNI VERSITY GRADUATES Our sincere congratulations to Tom Lovelock and Bruce Bidon who received the B.A. in Economies at Trent University hast Friday. The future is now yours. Tom will spend the summer with General Motors. From there, who knows? Best of huck to both of you. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCII Sunday School classes will continue until June 14. Summer Communion- June 21, Il a.m. Anyone wishing to become a full member of this congregation by transfer, please contact the minîster. Summer services - services will continue at il a.m. until the end of June, and then will be at 10 a.m. from Juiy 5 until the Sunday af ter Labour Day. Westminster Fair - Saturday, June 13 at 10 a.m. on the church parking lot. Auction sale, flea market, crafts, games, tea room and bake sale. Al contributions are appreciated. Cahl 579-5435 for pick-ups. For the auction, articles wili be taken on consignment. Minimum value of $25. 20 per cent going to proceeds for renovating the church basement. AIl other proceeds for same cause. BWHMA s ay thank-you Dear Sir: The Ladies' A u x11i a ry 0of -Brooklin-Whitby Mi- nor Hockey wish to thank the Whitby Free Press for the support it has given to us in the past hockey year. We look forward to good relations in the next year. Yours truly, Judy Morris Sec retary ACYI wins LOSSA Af ter battling to a 4-4 draw with Pickering the ACVI team went on to handily defeat Henry Street High School 9-3 and the home town Dunharton teamn 8-4. Paul Reyes was the high scorer for the Raiders. The Anderson Collegiate and Vocational Institute midget rugby team recently captured the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association league titie in a tour- nament at Dunbarton High School. Coach Wilson Bruck attributed his team's victory to "extremnehy good and extremely hard playing." rugby With the win Ander- son will now advance ini- (o, the ail-Ontario finals to be held later at York UnEW IvERSit nTrno .0;.R & ERIC -iii.KE DA-OT TPWIE FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH OFFICE -SINCLAIR SCHOOL, TAUNTON RD. E. SUNDAY SERVICES- ANDERSON COLLEGIATE 10:30 ar.. SUN DAYSCHOQL 10:30 arn. MORNING WORSHIP Message - PastorRavenhili Music - Dave 0'Blenes 6:50 p. m. EVENING FELLOWSHIP HOUR Message - Pastor Ravenh iii Music - THE BRADY FAMILY A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT FAITH THE VERSATILE 2 .pu 4 PANEL PATIO DOOR SNo Other Patio Door Has :.z.So Many Outstanding Features. Complete wood -j ~* ~frame, burgiar proof Iocks and 20 yr. guarantee. Its reputation speaks for it- Colours of white or brown. REASONABLE PRICES FREE ESTIMATES WHITB ALUINUM 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE 900 HOPKINS ST. B*n WHITBYProducts 668-2252 ____________ GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP qiv