WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 1987, PAGE 9 Hi*gh lake 'waters affect landowners< LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Lincoln Alexander attended a fundraiser for the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra March 27 at Trafalgar Castie Sehool in Whiiby. Above, he chats with Marjorie, Kirkconnell, president of the Oshawa District Council for the Arts, and San- Denis O'Connor schSl1 news By LIZ ARUTA Denis O'Connor Hfigh Sehool is beginning to become a center for achievers. A couple of months ago, two of our students participated - in the Canada Gaines. Andrew Motomura won in his Judo division and came back with gold. Paul Peschisolido has'been chosen to play for the Canadian Soccer team and will be leaving for Scotland to play other countries. Leslie Gazarek is one of the top skiers in Ontario in her age group, while three girls from DO'C - Margot Jelliman, Margot Jacobs and Michelle Kleiss - are members of the Ontario field hockey team. There's more. Three of our girls - Cathy Doherty, Angela Hickling and Kim Lefebvre - are members of the Whitby Figure Skating Club. Last week, the girls, along with the rest of their precision team, won the Canadian championships. I know the three girls are. very excited and happy, and we share their joy with them. Pat Kirby recently placed second in the LOSSA west badminton tournament. He and the reat of the single players from DO'C played extremely well for their first tournament. We wish Pat luck in his next LOSSA tournament DO'C was well represented in the Ontario high school indoor track and field meet on Friday, March 27 and Saturday, March 28. Mario Skara placed fifth in 50-metre hurdies and third in long jump. Jason Brown finished first in his heat of the 400-metre run and l9th out of the 50 competitors there. DO'C's two female entran- ts, Patti Arnold and Bernadine Heard, were up against strong coin- petition, but ran strong races in the 1500-metres. The track coaches are hoping for a better turn-out next year, leading to better resuits. MEET PEOPLE GO WÃ"L NEW4 CESG MIANLE V T TO DADANCEM 1 IEASY MEEIPOPE IUSTCAL L E.ENJOY ___ ____ ____ ____ Celebrate our75 year birthday with 121 BROC K ST. N. 8 private lessons 4 groups for only 7500 WHITBY 2 party & practice (Nw adult student only) 430-001 4 Offer may b. wlthdrawn any time Tihe more compkexyr needs become, the moeyol pprect the siplctof borrowmg %fiomus F irst you need -a car. Then a home. Then a second car. How about home improvements? Or a larger home? Investments? National Trust understands that the more successful you becorne, the, more complex.your needs become. So we've made borrowing as simple as: One: Corne in or eall us. You'll find our rates- competitive and oui stafff friendly and courteous. Two: We'll compicte an application. Thrce: Leave the rest to us. We'll get you your loan or mortgage quickly and tailored to your needs. Limited Time Offer We've also made borrowig frorn us casier W" ith special offers on our lbans and mortgages until lune 30, 1987. So if you're looking for a simple way to borrow, contact your nearest National Trust branch in the White Pages. Most brnches are open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday to Friday, with convenient hours on Saturday, too. ~ A National Victoria and Grey Trustco Company T-he simple way to borrow is to t alk to us first. WHITBY 352 Brock St. S. 666-1800 308 Dundas St. W. 668-9324 OSHAWA 32 Simcoe St. S. 723-5207 PICKERING Pickering Super Centre 831-650