WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1987, PAGE 19 Anderson. CVI cross country teams iihsrn. Anderson CVI's cross country running team has shown promising resuits at the past three meets. Ail four Anderson teams won their divisions against Dwyer in the Anderson - Dwyer meet. Donna Petri led the junior girls' team to victory with a first-place finish. Sylvia Watson and Jennifer Brown also- had strong runs finishing second and third respec- tively. Dave Hunter finished first ahead of teammates Jason Gurd, second, and Lees Kosloff, third, giving the junior boys a first-place finish. In senior boys Colin Lacy placed second and Dave Carrol finished third. Senior girls captured first with a winning performance by Krissie Marshall, and a second-place finish Reg ion to decide on environmieft program by Michelle Watson and Stacy Madge, third. Anderson also finished excep- tionally well in the Trinity meet in Port Hope. -The junior girls placed third overaîl led by a fine run by Petri who was fourth out of more than 100 other competitors. ,Other fine runs by junior girls were made by Joanne Hood, llth and Sylvia Watson, lSth. The junior boys also placed third with strong runs from Hunter, lOth, Gurd, llth, and Trevor Demeris, 25th. Performances from ahl runners gave the boys' senior team a fourth- place finish. Anderson continued to display their potential in the Ajax-Harwood meet. In the open girls' division Petri once again finished first with a strong run. Hood took second place and Sylvia Watson finished fourth ,with Marshall finishing in the th position. The midget boys did excep- tionally wetl taking third as a team.- The junior boys placed fourth overaîl with Gurd placing fourth .ACVI's senior team captured their division with strong runs from Shawn Pope, sixth; Steve Wing, seventh; Sanjay Singh, eighth; and Dave Carol I8th. "Junior boys and junior girls are very strong and the senior boys as well," says coach Barb Dillon. Dillon hopes for strong finishes in upcoming meets including LOSSA, which is Oct. 22. GOOD USED OFFICE AND ROOM DIVIDERS. Must Clear thîs week - only 20 Ieft only$9395 ac Members of regional council will decide today if they wil be appoin- ting one of two representatives to the politicians advisory caucus of the Solid Waste Environmental Assessment Plan (SWEAP) publie participation program, and if so, who they will be. Last month, Metropolitan Toron- to- approved a report inviting regional council to participate in the program. The involvement of regional representation in the caucus will give direct access to the development of their new Solid Waste Management Plan. SWEAP will be taking into con- sideration a yearly volume of 3 million tonnes of solid waste disposed of by MetroToronto for the six Toronto area municipalities and for the Regions of York and Durham (including their seven area municipalities). Senior girls basketball (As of last week) Osh/Dwyer Wit/O'Conn Cann/Brock Dwibarton Wit/Henry Whit/Andsn Usbridge Pickering WL 30 20 10 il Il 01 62 02 A p 100 6 45 4 31 2 81 2 67 2 35 0 68 0 129;6 Senior boys football Osh/Donevan 2 O 0 17 i12'4 Whitby/Henry 1 O 1 44 13 3 Osh/Dwyer 1 0 O 13 O 2 Osh/0'Neill 1 1 O 34 27 2 Pickering 1 1 O 28 14 2 Usbridge 0 1 1 13 16 I Bowmanville o 1 0 6 13 0 Dunbarton 0 10 622 0 Osh/Roberts 0 1 0 15 34 0 Thursday's Results Whitby Henry 7, Uxbridge 7 Oshawa Donevan 8, Pickering 6 Barbara Wallace, public par- ticipation facilitator for SWEAP, indicates that in order for the plan to obtain approval by the Environ- mental Assessment Board, it must include vigorous reduction of solid wastes and initiate recycling programs. She said should regional council concur with the invitation for representation, it was im- perative to select members at the earliest convenience as the first meeting of the politicians advisory caucus is slated for Thursday, oct. 22. One of the first responsibilities of the çaucus will'be to select three representatives for SWEAP's multi-stakeholder committee. These representatives will, in turn, convey the opinions of the caucus to the committee and vice-versa. The committee will deal extensively with all issues and points of view involved in planning solid waste management. MS Society; seeks director The Durham Region chapter of the Multiple S clerosis Society seeks a director of personal and family services and area coordinators for locations in the region. Volunteers should be able to give an average of five to six hours a week. Orientation and training are prvfded. Travel expenses will be reimbursed by the local chapter. For more information, caîl Kathy Glazier at 1-800-268-7582 between 9 a. m. and 5 p.m. Donaldso n..... FROM PAGE 18 General. "The pace of the game is a lot quicker in this league. You have to read a play and react quîck. The players themselves are also quicker and stronger. In junior C you would sometimes run into 'a player who was quick but flot strong and vice versa. But here most of the players are both.- As for a career in the National Hockey League, Donaldson is stili undecided. "I want to see the junior A level first before making that kind of a decision. l'Il take it one day at a time because you neyer know what the future may hold. " Anderson school news FROM PAGE 15 short side 0f a bard iought battie with Pickering (the eventual champions) i the playoffs, our boys pulled together to beat a tough Dunhartonsquad in two straight games to capture third place overaîl. Congratulations guys, and coach Dave Phillips! In addition to ail the extra-curricular activities offered at our sehool, people have in the past, tended to overlook the obvious ones that take place at lunch hour. But not this year! That's right everyone, INTRAMURALS!! So far this year, intramurals have been a tremendous success. Gradé 13 homeroom volleybaii ïs beïng run right now, and is slowly working its way into the finals. Thanks go to Lynn Grant for organizing the event, and to everyone who has participated thus far. Special recognition should be given to those teachers who have risked their lives to get their share of physical activity - Debbie Turck, Gwen Duck, Mr. Steel and Mrs. Watson, who hopefully, will have mastered serving and running away from the ball by the end of the week. Weil folks, that's ail for now! 1