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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY. MAY 6,19 8 1, WIIITBY FREE PRESS Kiem Walker makea TA G time.. WISC win spring mieet ý,[OMMER[IfIL PRI11TIInG *~::<~~' J) COUNTRY RADIO 14 THE CHOO RADIO COOK-OFF IROQUQIS PARK, WHITBY, ONT. MAY 3Oth, 1981 IN AID 0F CYSTIC FIBROSIS WE'RE LOOKING FOR COOKS! ALL TEAMS <4 PERSONS PER TEAM) MUST REGISTER EARLYI THE COOK'S ACTNOW ! ENTRY FEE INCLUDES ENTRANCE TO THE PARK . *I; CAMPING A~, N W 'REGISTRATION. SUPEFIVISED COOK*S REGISTRATION ENTIIY FEE -S25 00 PFGISTE R NOVII CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES - -a ---------- ~- - 4-----1 Head Cook$ Nai CHOO Chii Cook- Off Address ý c/o CHOO Country Flédio Tel 97 tAcAister Ave, Aax. Ontario Ass t Cook$ IMar L 1S 2E6 Names of two(G Toi: 6834131 Off ctal suppor't i p Angela Coutes ready to lake theplunge Walker and Trevor Crump each earned a third place Av medal. Heather Ainsley was the girls 11/12 best swimmer, Savingsplacing third in the 50 metre fly. The girls 9/10 age category saw Janice Currie* swim away with a first and four second place finishes and Colleen Coutts and Jill Connor took two thirds each. Rate sbjectAdrian Vargas was the 4 toycangeboys 8 and under top swim- mer placing three seconds ~and a third, along with Bob- by Coutts', Andrew Cryer 's .he u ng 1and Matthew Cook's third place finishes. Jason Pitters also picked up a second place finish. Angel Pitters took three third place finishes in the girls 8 and under age group. Aside from her three firsts Rate sbjectand a fourth place finish to cangeKim Walker attained a Canadian Top Age Group S *e S S S(TAG) ranking for her per- formance in the 100 metre M C M RLÀNbackstroke. Walker's name wilI now be placed on a list of AND GREYaIl TAG swimmers in the country. RIE RUSrThe swim club's next meet ,S7 will be held in Port Hope on incelfflMay 10. Whltby: 308 Dundas St. W. 668-9324 Toronto Line 683-7189 Ajax: Harwood Place Mail 683-7344 Bowmanville: 68 Kunq St. E. 623-2504 M(..ntpr Caitýiàrid JnI nsutrice Curpotatut nl L TELEPHOUe683- 1il -4 .4, <I. The Whitby Iroquois Swim Club earned another home victory in their spring meet this past weekend at the Iroquois Park Arena Pool, besting the three other com- peting pools. Chris Donnelly, 10, and Kim Walker were the WISC top swimmers at the meeting picking up four first and a third and three thirds and a fourth respectively. The Chatham Pool Sharks placed second behind the Whitby club. The Lakeshore Swim Club and the Port Hope Aquatic Club were the other two competing pools. David Goulding picked up three seconds and a third while sen'nor boys team mate John Aldridge earned him- self a second place finish. Jennie Connor was the top senior girls swimmer placing three seconds and a third place finish. Tammy Oates best finish was a second in the 100 metre breast stroke. Steve Currie won two f ir- sts, a second and a third place finish in the boys 13/14 category. Brian McAllinden picked up three seconds and a third while Jari.Olikainen placed second in the 100 metre breaststroke. Yashîn Blake placed first and third in his events for the same age group. Denise VanDoleweerd won a first and three second place ribbons in the girls 13/14 age group while Kelly Walker finished with a second and two third place finishes. Boys 11/12 swimmer Rob- bie Walsh won two third place finishes while Kevin 6 .4 Il '-'à '~- CHOO CHIL ci2> r