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Wbitby Yacht ýClub helps kids set sal for summer Sali and for he moe ad pIr-o or .O a weK. Tis summer the Whitby Yacht Club *(WYC) wilI be glvlng students 7 - 19 years of age the opportunity to take te the water in safety. the WYC will be offering a saiing prograni cailed "Set Sali for Suznmer", te teach young people the art of saWlng. Organizer Ron Hupfieid METALS said that 25 par cent of their capacity bas registered already even though the first course doesn't start until June 30. "We are not teaching adults at this Urne," said Hupfield. The courses wii be taught in four two-week sessions from June 30 tiilAugust 22. PLASTics ROJIN'S NEST IENQRAVINQ WHITBY. ONTrARIO -rELEPHONE 668-9714 (AF-rER 5 PM) NAME BADGES - TROPHIES - SIGNS DESK PLATES - JEWELRY -SEN BRUCE V. MACKEY, QC and EARL G. BAILEY, Barristers and Solicitors are pleased t0 announce that TYLER P. HIGGINS, B.A., L.L.B. la now assoclatodi with them n the practice of 18w in theamarsa of criminal, famliy and civil litigation. at 17 Slmcoe St. N. Oshawa 723-1107 They are open to any student ini the Durhamn region and are not restricted te WYC members. Lessons wiil be, taugiit basicaly on board boats, starting with an Optimist eight foot for beginners, the CL14's for intermediates and a 15' Abacore for the more advanced. "It's a very complete course. They are teachlng the samne course ail over Canada," said Hupfîeld. During the course, studen- ta will learn boat handling, proper saillng knots, the rules of sailing, weather conditions and seamanship. The chief instructor for the courses is Hugh DesBerisay who bas the highest level for an instruc- tor in Canada. DesBerisay will be aided by Dave Holmes, Rob Hupfield and Doug Firikie, ail weli qualified individuals. Students taking the course must be able to swîm wel enough te have confidence in the water. Two rescue boats will be present at ahl times during the classes. This year the WYC wiil be able to offer better training to more students because of an increased staff and more boata. Classes will run from 9:30 - 3:.30, Monday through Friday including the July 1 holiday. AUl courses are approved by the Canadian Yacht Association. Levels that can be achieved are White Sail level 1, 2 and 3 and Bronze vanced. Hupfield suggests that those who want to achieve the Bronze levels should take more than one session since ail levels are very thorough. "We keep a high standard in teachlng because we want the student to pass properly," he said. The registration fee for a two week session is $80 per second member of the family gets a 10 per cent discount on the two weeks as doe any student who wishes to continue classes beyond two weeks into another sesion. According to Hupfield several students carne back for more than one sesion last year and a few even stayed the whole summer. i hat the tY40 Hef stresseu mat ul, w- week session was not mneatt as a complete course in sailing and that it should be considered a minimumI. The four sessions run Juile 30 -July il, July 14 -25, July 28 - August B and August il - 22"We do it because we llke safing and we want to help dds interested in Itif" said Hupfield. Bursary fund eÉtablished Sister Mildred retires Mfter 13 years, Sister Mildred Moyle (centre), is retiring as principal of Denis O'Connor Higix School. At a reent reunlon of O'Connor alumni, Sister Mildred was honored for her service to the sehool and to Catholie education in Whitby. As a continuai reminder of Sister Mildred's work, the school bas set up a bursary fund for those deserving students who want to continue in the separate school system and cannot af- ford it. Sister Mildred, a member of the Grey Sisters of Immaculate Conception, is looklng for- 'ward to retirement, however, it rnay net be a restful one. She wiil attend the Catholic University in Washington, D.C. for a Urne before starting on a new career in the church's prison ministry. Seen here with Sister Mldred are Jackie Giroux (nee Tobin), class of 1971; Ed Jetten, class of 1976; and Sharon Steel (nee Finan), class of 1969. -Free Press Staff Photo When you bring in a flmn to be processed & printed at MBM Photography ~ You receive a FREE FILM KODACOLOUR. & FUJICOLOUR FILM, ~ Sizes 110, 126 & 135, YOUR CHOICE " A REPLACEMENT ROLL (1 coupon> " A 5 x 7 ENLARGEMENT UN DELUXE FOLDER (1 coupon) *A DELUXE PHOTO ALBUM (3 coupons) (You rece ive 1 coupon for each roll) WE ONLY USE KODAK PAPER M.B.M. 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