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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1985, IIITBY FRBI-E 1PRESS 1Last week's Whitby duplicate bridge el The following are the results of last week's play at the Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club as reported by Mrs. Jim WMarrie. North and South: Florence Pugh and Robert Pugh, 122'k2; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wilce, 108; Mrs. P.N. Spratt and Mrs. Donald Wilson, 106/; and, Bert VanNoord and Henk Hellendoorn, 921'/2. East and West:- Clara Cooper and Betty Evans, 106/; Mr. and ub resuits Mrs. Walter Donay, 101; Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ketcheil, 89/; and, Mrs. Douglas Maundreli and Mark Rowland, 88½/. Coke Clip this coupon and take it ta your nearby Scotts Chicken Villa. Coupon expires June 16,1985. i ece dinner fo -oeadC clip thiscS c noUf nd ia. *yoUr nearbySctSCknVla * Coupon expires June 16,1985 e 9 piece Thrift Bo0x with 3 cans it ta your Chioken expires j i .i m 3coupon and take r nearby Scotts 1Villa. Coupon June 16, 1985. cela Somme w-. i 15piec bucet, oaf of bread, 2 large salads (500m.sze i Feed 6 people for less than * $2,40 eaçh. Just clpticoOl and take it to your nearby > * SCotVS Chicken Vfilla. Coupon 0 - - expires June 16,1985 ~ ,.ltlcyieclCbÙcken -COUPON .."m I n i i i i i i i -s Sk ip -a-thon The entire student body of R.A. Sennett Public School turned out last Friday afternoon to participate in the King St. S. school's first annual "Skip-a-thon" for the local branch of the Heart and Stroke Foundation. According to Rick Alston, a physical education teacher at the school and organizer of the event, the students were grouped into teams and skipped on a rotating basis for two hours. Each member of the team found bis own sponsors. Aiston estimates that about $3,00 was raised during the event. The Heart and Stroke Foundation gave each skipper a badge, button and a pair of running shoe laces. They also competed for prizes such as skipping ropes, t-shirts, gymn bags and track suits. In the photo above, 6-year old Stephanie Smith, a grade 1 pupil, gets a helping hand from grade 6 students Sheleen McConnell, il, (lef t) and Roula Tselios, 13, as they successfully skip their way through the two- hour exercise. Free Press Staff Photo Auxiliary president re-elected Teresa DeMaeyer has been re-elected president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Whitby hranch (112) of the Royal Canadian Legion. DeMaeyer was namned to her second term at the auxiliary's annual meeting last week. Dorothy Ormiston president. The other members of the 1985-86 executive are: Marjory Adams, second vice- president; Vi Booroff, secretary; Arlene King, treasurer; Dorothy Mclvor, sports officer; and, Florence McFad- den, sergeant-at-arms, of directors were: Shirley Hicks, Myrtle Primeau, Jean King, Madeline, Tran, Alice Bradley and Marie Hicks. Fern Ferguson will serve as an auditor. A second auditor will be named at a later date. 9urnislJe /aJemyT1 PRIVATE-DAY SCHOOL GRADES JK.- 8 'Qouo/ity ducatoe a o ma/i famni/y ounosphere. Featuring: *Off icially isted with Ministry of Education eSmnali pupil-teacher ratio 15:1 or less) *Ilndividualized programns *»Warm, innovative teachers *lEnrichment andi remedil help a French tessons f or al g rades e Recorder lessons starting at Grade 2 eSchool uniforms *Four page detailed reports three times a year eparent-teacher interviews after ail reports You're also welcome to visit us at the school. 683m9827 Salem Road, Ajax (3 miles north of Hwy. 2, slightly east of Harwood)