WI-1TRY FR FF. PRSS: WPlNES1YAY, lUNE Il.- 1986 PAGE 43 Whitby Flire Department The following 22 calis were responded by the ýhitby Fire Depar- *tment for the seven day period from, 8 a.nI. .Monday, June 2 until 8 a..Monday, June 9. JUNE 2 7:30 a.m. - Heron Rd. Car fire. 8 :54 p.m. - 101 White Oaks Crt. Building caîl. JUNE 3 149 a.m. - Crawforth and Anderson St. Fer- son struck by motor- cycle. 9:13 p.m. - Victoria St. W. at Lynde Shore. Car fire - damage $1,200. JUNE 4 2:51 p.m. - Whitby Psychiatrie Main Ad- ministration Bldg. Assistance to ambulan- ce. JUNE 5 12:41 p.m. - Thickson ,Rd. and Champlain Ave. Vehicle extrication rescue. 12:48 p.m. - Baseline' Rd. in front of Sklar. Motor vehicle accident., 3:49 p.m. - 552 Powell Rd. First aid. SEE PG. 16 .1Hi*gh teChapter was on hand tpresent $25 prizes to ,divisions. Carolyn Frnh was the recipient of the prize in te junior division; Bernadette Riordan was terecipient in the seirdivision. 1The MaIe and Femnale Athietes of the Year were awarded to very deserving students. The Female Athlete of the Year was shareci by last year's winner, Teresa Meulensteen, and a grade nine student, Liz 8:14 p.m. - 632 Dundas St. W. Resuscitator. JUNE 6 7:45 arn. -. 516 Brock St. N. Diesel fuel spili. 3:51 p.m. - Thickson Rd. and Rossland Rd. Vehicle accident. 4:20 p.m. - 201 Brock St. S. Public assistance. 9:55 p.m. - Whitby Psych. Hosp. Bldg. 13. Medical aid. JUNE 7 3:55 p.m. - 113 Brock St. N., apt. 2. Building Cali. 4:15 p.m. - 332 Annes St. Resuscitator. 9:41 p.m. - 1635 Dun- das St. E. Assistance to ambulance. JUNE 8 12:34 p.m. - 210 Lupin Dr. Medical aid. 1: 10 p.m. - 409 Centre St. S. Building cail. 5:15 p.m. - 300 Taun- ton Rd. W. Assistance to ambulance. 5*57 p.m. - 607Dunlop St. W. Resuscitator. 8:20 p.m. - 30 Elizabeth Cres. Medical aid. 10:24 p.m. - 205 Taun- ton Rd. W. Building caîl. Raffle winners The Durham Region Block Parent would like to thank everybody who bought a ticket for the organization's raffle this spring. Block Parents are the sign -of a caring community and the support shown for the raffle just proved to confirm that motto. The raffle winners were: Robert Abrahams of Pickering, who won a hind quarter of beef; Dominique Vandesmets of Brooklin, who won a stereo' radio/cassette recorder and ten tapes; Susan Phillips . of Pickering, who won a Sony AM/FM- radio; Jack Lahti of Pickering who won a $40 gift cer- tificate from Micro Cooking Centre; Susan Pereira of Oshawa, who won a decorative brass tea set; and 1. Preece of Uxbridge, who .won three chicken dinners. Staff members at Whitby's Continental Bank raised their glasses of gingerale in a toast to the team of mountain climbers who recently reached the summit of Mount Everest with financial backing from the Con- tinental Bank. Seen here gathered around the Sehool. News Week Aruta. John Walsh, a gracie 13 student, was the winner of the Top Maie Athiete of the Year Award. A highlight of the evening was the inter- jection of the COSSA Track and Field results. In the best showing by DO'C in quite some time, the statistics tallied one first, two seconds and a fourth. Mario Skara, DO'C's MaIe Track Athiete of the Year, placed first in the midget boys' hur- dles and second in the midget boys' jaVelin. Keith Burke placed second in the midget boys' high jump and the midget boys' relay team. of Mario Skara, Keith Burke, Ralph Calasunoon and Sean Vegter placed fourth. Ail now qualify for the Eastern Regionals. Deb Nolan,- another track- star, was the récipient of the Top Female Track Athlete of the Year Award,. The talent did not stop there. Jenny Hiemstra and Don Uren were presented with the Top Femnale and Top Maie Musicians of the Year Award. Congratulations to one and aIl. The finale came with the, announcement of next year's Student Council Executive. Frank Pulumbarit is our new President, Vicki Reason is our new Treasurer, Sean -Devereaux is our new' Secretary and Tracy Fernandez is our new Social Convenor. WE'VEGOT IT ALL UN DER I~~ WEV -OE ROO F YOU MUS T SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT!1 Most Merchantsare manufacturers or Distributors selling at wholesale prices. P IOURS SAT- & SUN. ~10AM-6pm KENDÂLWOOD PARK PLAZA (WHITBY Kmart Plaza) MOI I M M miniature replica of Everest made by fellow employee Lorie Baker are Nancy Percy, Bob Leger, Cindy Shugan,. Jordan Van.Vlack, John Cloutier and Deborah Shielci. Free Press Staff Photo Furnace and Air Conditioner or Heat Pump and Receive Up to in gift certificates redeemable at: ~fff Ythe ea ACT NOW Limited Time Offer L ENNOXI HEATING/AUR CONDITIONING HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 'LTD. MI w n i w OSHAA WITY AAXP 72308 8 6 8-111 68 -57 7 Cheers! "ORDER NOW"