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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1980, PAGE 31 WISC wm ano ther home swim meet The Whitby Iroquois Swimn Club maintained their un:- defeated -homie. status by winniflg a. Confederation League Meet on November 9 at the Irquois pool. WISC competed against three other 'pools, Scar- borough, Pickering and Port Hope. The Scarborough Aquatie Club finished second, Pickering Blue Doîphins were third while the Port Hope Aquatic Club finished fourth. Janice Curry fimished first in the girl's 10 and under 100 metre backstroke and the 900 metre individual medly while team mate Toby Han- Toy drve When you are little and Santa doesn't corne, that hurts. Family Trust is organizing a toy drive to provide gifts for local children who might other- wise find an empty stocking on Christmnas morning. "Through the Family Trust sales staff we will be distributing over 100,000 cards in our various market areas announcing that the toy drive is on and asking local residents for their par- ticipation in the prograin," Blair Buchanan of the Whit- by Family Trust office said last week. "Last year the toy drive was a tremendous success and this year we are expec- ting bigger and btter results," Buchanan said. Buchanan said that this is one way that his company can show their appreciation to the community in which they earn their living. ' Family Trust will be asking ,many area residents to help make this a Merry Christmnas for those children. Anyone having new or used toys, in good repair that could be donated in inviteci to caîl the Whitby office at 668-M85. nan captured first in the 100 metre free style com- petition. Chris Donnely walked away from the meet with three first in the boy's 10 and under category for the 100 metre freestyle, 100 metre fly and the 100 metre backstroke. Derek Hannan captured first spot in the 50 meter fly while Brent Walsh finished first in the 100 meter breaststroke and Mike Neugebauer clinched top spot in the 50 meter freestyle. The only first place finish in the girl's 11/12 coin- petition was Heather Ain- sley who won the 50 metre fly heat. Brian McAlinden, Kevin Walker, Robbie Walsh and Tyson Metcalfe finished first in the 100 metre freestyle, 100 metre fly, the 100 metre breaststroke and the 50 metre fly respectively in the boy's 11/12 category. Kim and Kelly Walker collected two first each for the girl's 13/14 age group Kim in the 100 metre freestyle and the 100 metre backstroke and Kelly in the JUDY RAYMOND Tony Kiompmaker, Manager of W. Frank Reai Estate Limted, Whitby office, is pleased to announce that -JUDY was the Leading Listing Agent for the month of Oc- tober. Congratulations, JudylA 400 individual and the 100 metre breaststroke. Denise Vadoleweerd placed first in the 100 metre fly. David Goulding captured three first place finished in thq boy's 13/14 age group completing the 100 metre freestyle, the 100 metre fly and the 100 metre breast- stroke. John Aidride won three first place ribbons in the boys 15 and over category for the 100 metre fly, the 100 rnetre backstroke and the 100 metre freestyle events. Team mate Mike Pfeiffer took. first place honours for the 400 metre freestyle and 100 metre breaststroke events. WISC's next swim meet cornpetition will be held November 30 in Port Hope. Beavers push together mi ail their worlk and play r--7ýE A L.TOf