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Whitby Free Prou, W.dnosday, Mmy 25, 1994, Page 21 FAMED AMPUTEE marathon swimmer Carlos Costa joins St. and runs until Friday, May 27. Organizers say iR lets Durham John the Evangelist students in a game of wheelchair primary students experience what i's like to be blind, deaf or basketball on May 17, the f irst day of a disability awareness confined to a wheelchair. program. The Variety Village program is the largest in Ontario Photo by Mark PROsoai Whltby Free Press DURHAM SEPAIRATE SCHOOL BOARD Distinguished teachers recognized Whitby teachers were arnong those wh o were to receive awards during a ceremony at the Catho- li Eucation Centre today (Wed- nesday). 1994 Distinguished Catholic Educator Awards are presented to one toacher from each of the 35 schools in the Durham sep=t board area. Awardsare also gvntoon employeo in each othe bard's curriculum and student services departments. Froîn Whitby schools, those recevin awards were: Louise Toas-ireau, Ecole secondaire catholique Saint-Charles-Gar- nier; Michael Bak, Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School; Gloria MacIGnnon, St. Bernard Catholic School; Maureen Littlejohn, St. John the Evanglist Catholic School; Geor- gina Conboy, St. Marguerite d'Youville Catholie School; Naomi McCarthy,- St. Matthew the Evangelist Catholie School; Glorai Davis, St. Paul Catholic School; Teresa Costanzo, St. Therosa Cathohie School. Melannie Heinen ANDERSON C.V. Accounting students earn awards ô' accountingr students receivod awards fromn the Institute cf Internal Auditors, Toronto I Chaptor, at a ceremoely held * recently in Toronto. Susan Boldt of Bowmanvillo, a second-year Durham accounting student, won the Arthur Child Scholarship, $ 1,000 awarded to the highest ranking applicant froni Ontario colleges and Janol Lanibkin, a second-Kear Durham accounting student Cm Trimidad, Jamaica, currently residing in Oshawa, won a second prize award of $500. After a relaxing and onjoyable long weekend, Anderson students and teachors arenow preparing for June exarnînations. The school year is almost over. Congratulations to Anderson's junior girls soccor team who finished their season on Wednesday. The team ot a very well played garne to Bowmanville in overtime. A fantastic game was played by ail athietes. Well done, team members Mandy Davison, Kristine Johnson, Heather Ransome, Jennifer l)rummond, Andrea Kirk, Jennifer Lind-gen, NMichelle Raiston, Jenn Jones, Katie Watson, Cindy Holmes, Jenn Clark, Catherine Smith, Morgan McCluskey, Erika Lang, Tanya Jakovljevic, Andrea Minaker, Tara Halton and Jodie Swain. Congratulations, gis. The Anderson BBasebalteam, led by Chris Hopkins mamînoth two-run borner and the solid pitching of Chris Campbell and Brent Birchard, defeated Eastdale 9-2 on Wednesday. On Thursday, they beat McKenzie Collegiato from North York 7-3. This ran their record to 4-0. Wel done, boys. Seven Anderson athietes qualified for the OFSAA regional competition on Wednesday. Adrian Woodley finished first in both the 100- metres race and the 110 metre hurdies. Pennie Santiago won the gold medal in the senior girls' Javelin. Tara Worden won the gold modal in the junior girls' discus, setting a new schcol record. Roxanne Woodiey won the gold medal in the junior gis' 80- inetre hurdles and the silver modal in the 100-metre race. Tony Branch won the silver inedal in the junior boys' 110 metre hurdies. A bronze inedal went to, David Iuliana who established a ehool record in the niidget boys" sho t. Stehane Dffyalso qulified for regionals with a fourth-place finish in the senior girls' 1,600 metres. Schcol records were also achieved by Chung Lee in the midget boys' long jumnp and Luke Bainard in the midget boys' javelin. Congratulations. Congratulations to everyone involved with the production of «'Spontaneous Combustion.! This excellent drama presentati on, composed of 13 plays directed by both Anderson students and teachers, performed for two sold-out evenings. Special thanke te Mr. Dekker, Mr. Hountalas, the Anderson English. de part- nment and especially Ms. odgors for their lon g hours and dediica- tion toward this production. AndersonWs final music concert of the year will ho held this evening. Anderson's vocal and instrumental groups including Jazz Tncorporated, Andeijazz, the Concert Bands, Concert Choir, Senior Chaznber Ensemble and Sound Affect will bo performi'ng. Admission is free. Everyone is welcomne. Corne out for an excellent evening of musical entertainnient. Until next time Anderson, have a great week. COL. J.E. FAREWELL Public School stu- dent Kim Hewitt is the Ontario Public Sohool Teachers Federation's Durham Region student of the year. Hewitt has an average of more than 90 per cent in English, math, history, geography and French and more than 80 per cent in ail other subjects' is actively involved in sports and extra-curricular programs, and is a weekly volunteer at Fairview Lodige. Ph~oto by Mrk Reesor, Whitby Free Press