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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1981, PAGE 27 WI SC wins Lindsay challenge cup By ANN GOULDING Three Whitby swini- mers captured firsts in every event Sunday leading the Whitby Iro- quois Swim Club to their third straight victory over the Uàndsay Light- ning Boîts in the annual Challenge Trophy Coni- petition. Janice Currie, 10, Angela Coutts, 12, and Kim Walker, 15, gave outstanding perform- ances in WISC's first meet for the 1981/82 season. Top swimniers in each age group for girls and boys were Wendy Primeau and Matthew Cook in eight years and under. Janice Currie and Chris Donnelly in age 9 and 10 category, and Angela Coutts and Kevin Wallcer captured the top honors in il and 12 yeMr olds. For 13/14 girls Denise Sy nchronized swimming Marguerite Jack is seen here demonstrating the skill and grace of synchronized swimming at the Iroquois Park Pool last Sunday. Jack's demonstration was part of the Whitby Parks and Recreation Department's Public Relations Day. 'l' - Free Press Staff, Photo Vandoleweerd pulled ahead, while Bilan McAlinden and Jari Ollikainen tied in that age bracket. Senior divisions saw Kim Walker and Dave Goulding take top spots. The Challenge Trophy was presented to WISC head coach Tonm Mchoughlin by Wayne Deveau, head of the Whitby Recreation Department. The rneet was held in conjunction with the Recreation Department's Public Relations Day at the Iroquois Park Complex. The Recreation Department will again be sponsoring the swim club's visit to Longueui, Quebec on October 16 for a re-match with the Longueuil Orca Club.ý The meet is part of the annual sports exehange between the two towns. The meet on Sunday was the first competi- tion for a wave of new WISC recruits who ad- ded their, talents to the team's triumph. Craig Potsep, Ann-Marie Scott-, Kelly-Ann Faller and Jay Lee are names to watch for' in future competitions. For information about swimming with WISC, contact Ann Goulding, Membership, at 668- 9533. K A handy new book by Sidney Ledson, author of the best-selling book, #To.ch Vour Child to Read in 60 Deys%. Here's a book no stenograptier should be Withouat; virtuaIIy a universîty course in grammar but presented in a iiveiy way no university can match, dà îC4 $3,95 PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY 218 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax 638-1968 GETAWAY WEEKEN D TO "WHEELS INN" A RESORT HOTEL FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY " HEALTH CLUBS " INDOOR SPORTS CENTRE FEATURING: " BOWLING - TENNIS s RAQUETBALL " HANDBALL *-SQUASH e SWIMMING " SAUNA a SKATING RINK * 3 RESTAURANTS * ENTERTAINMVENT AND DANCING FROM $8000 PER PERSON 2 NIGHTS INCLUDES TRANSPORTATION AND HOTEL 185 BROCK ST. N. t e s ke y", àWHITBY Corner of Ofock à Mary rld of 68-7955 Travel i..a Stoy Young..Have Fun..Traval1 Anderst The Anderson girls junior basketball tearn went down to defeat by just one point last week to the squad from the Pickering High Sehool. It was a close gamne ail-round but the girls could not quite make the extra basket needed for victory. The final score was Anderson C.V.I. 30, Pickering High School, 31. The top scorer for the Witby tearn was To.wn rally e wmner The fifth annual Sid Correil Car Rally for Town of Whtby emn- ployees was held on Sep- teznber 20. The first place tearn was Bryce and Jo-Ami Jordan. Bryce Jordan works in the planning department. Second place went to Edlth Elliot (treasury department) and Met Barkwell (administra- tor's office). Third place finishers were Blayne Pascoe (tire department) and Gail Goslelgh (treasury departinent). The employees have exprmwsd their thanks to the sponsors of the event: Nurse Chev-Olds Ltd., Attersley Tire Ser- vice and City Centre Automobiles. Thirteen crews took part in the event, organized by Denise Spellen and Brian Suter (last year's winner). The 70-mile rally took some 24 hours to corn- plete and ended at Sid Correll's on Scugog Island wit.h a wiener roast. o>n girls los e Anne Halsey with 12 Bob NiE points. game wa After the game, coach son had ç iby o ýld said, "The as close. Ander- several chances 76 El Camino SmaiI 8, automat c, power steering, power brakes, AMIFM stereo, air shock, 49,000 mi. Certit ied. Lic. DWI 307. 73 Maverick 2 Dr. 6, automatîc, only 50,000 miles, new paint. Lic. BOY 479. 75 Dodge Van 318, automatic, power steering, power brakes, 70,000milIes. Lic. 0YF 612. As is. 74 GMC ½ 2Ton Pick-Up 327, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Certif led. Lic. HZI 462. AS ISSPECIALS 70 Camnaro 6 cylnder, automatic. Lic. MNMV 185. 72 Toyota Celica Lic. PRE 751. BRADLEY MOTORS 841 DUNDAS STREET WEST WHITBY 668-1542 ---- ne point to score in the last minute bût couldn't put it in." $3695 $1595 $1499 $1495 $999 $599