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E. 19s Kig S. W WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1984. PAGE 19 26 Andersonians survived in the great outdoors By STEPHANIE MACNEIL Anderson C.V.I. What do you think of when the word dicanoeing" 18 men- tioned? Bright, clear skies, glassy waters, a, cool breeze drifting past? Well, for the Outers Club it's hard work and deter- mination. Their trip to Algonquin Park 18 scheduled for Tuesday May 8 to Friday May il. Twenty-six students are expected to go, super- vised by five staff members: Mr. Willams, Mr. Nawrot, Mrs. Bernard, Miss Davidson and Miss Roson. The preparation for the excursion consisted of a series of 6 one-hour courses at the Iroquois Pool learning how to swim, life-saving and rescue work. Two of the sessions at the pool, in an aluminum canoe, in- volved canoe rescue and stroke practice. 'Two practice sessions were held at the Whitby Mar- shland also at the Nonquon River where portage was practiced. Three classes of first aid were held, wîth the assistance of a nurse, to teach treatient of broken bones, cuts, bur- ns and hypothermia. A mandatory test was held in first aid in which the students were required to achieve 75 per cent or greater to pass. If they failed they had to repeat the test unti the pass was achieved. The students are responsible for planning menus, buying food, cooking and cleaning up. Ail the work is done by the students. The im- portance of the trip is to teach the students. how to co-operate and deal with situations such as stress or safety. Another objective is to teach those involved how to cope without the luxuries of life such as a curling iron or a blow dryer. Only the necessary equipment is to be taken: canoe, nylon tents, pots and pans and saws. Self- confidence and' in- dependence are achieved as well as good student/teacher rela-' CHIORINE REG. LESS $4.00 REBATE SOLAR 20 lb. GRAN. s72.95 689 BLANKETS 20 lb. TABS. $84.95 $8 95(lizeS 18lb. 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Ali applications received by the Clerk wiil be referred to the Council for review and con- sideration. THE LAST DATE FOR. FILING APPLICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE SENIOR CITIZENS' ACTIVITY CENTRE EXECUTIVE ,'BOARD IS FRIDAY, MAY 18TH, 1984. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this 9th day of May, 1984.Donald G. McKay Clerk Corporatiofi of the Town of WhYitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phone (416) 668-5803 m tionships. Each student reacts differently to the situation of environ- mental change. The students who have made the commitment to this excursion are to be commended as they are facing a real challenge. More bridge The following are the results of last week's play at the .Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club as reported by Mrs. Jlm Wharrie. North and South: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Evans, 921/2; Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ketchell, 92; Mrs. Hugh Baker and Mrs. Jack Frost, 74%; and,, Mr. and Mrs. George Magvas, 74. East and West: Mrs. George Steffler and Miss Georgia Bovay, 77; Betty Harlander and Trudi Ruest, 70;- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells, 68½; Mrs. Florence Pugh and Bob Pugh, 64½.* The results of each week's play at the club are reported in 'the following edition of the Whitby Free Press. CORVETTE CLUB The Pine Ridge Cor- vette Club will hold its monthly meeting on May 17. Prior tae the meeting, the club wil go out for a drive. Those owning Corvet-' tes are welcome ta corne out and meet their fellow enthusiasts. For more information 668-1169. STORIES Children between the ages of 5 and 8 are in-~ vited to, bring their stuf- animals and kets and wear their to the Whitby Public Library's spring session of bedtime stories. Registration wiil be accepted at the children's desk begin- ning Ma y 22 and the program will run every Tuesday evening in June from 7to,7: 30p. m. For. further infor-