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Eleven year old Gretchen Cornish of Port Perry has tied the record for Durham Region elementary students in the girls 200 metres, Gretchen streaked to a first place finish in a time of 27.8 seconds under cold and windy conditions at the Durham Schools track and field finals held June 2 at Oshawa Civic. Fields. She also took a gold medal in the 100 metre event for 11 year old girls, and was a member of the R.H. Cor- nish P.S. girls relay team that finished second. - The track and field team from R.H. Cornish School performed very well at the meet with nine first place finishes, and seven seconds. Last year, the school placed second overall (based on points) and the school placings for this year's meet will be tabulated later this month. The following are the results of the students from R.H. Cornish School who competed in the Durham Trac and Field meet. Junior Results 9 Year Olds - Long Jump - Tanya Towns - 4th, 10 Year Old - Triple Jump - Steven Stiles - 4th, 11 Year Old - 100M - Gretchen Cornish - 1st, 100M - S Laird - 6th, 200M - Gretchen h - 1st (Record 27.8 sec.) 800M - Melissa Rudy - 4th, Tri- ple Jump -- Alice Kim - 6th, Long Jump - Jason McBride - 6th, Shot Put-S Laird - 4th, Relay 2nd "Alice Kim: Metin Rudy, Michelle Fleiler, Gretchen Cornish, Sherry Gretchen Cornish tied the all-Durham record for the 11 year old girls 200 metre race. She also took first place in the same category for the 100 metre event. S <AXy - 4 v.. J i This group of students from the R.H. Cor- nish track and field team had first place finishes at the all- Durham meet held recently in Oshawa. Front from left: Barb Brooks, Andrea Johnston, Jennifer Allardyce, Gretchen Cornish, Jenny k k TA ' - | results). and dance at the Scugog Arena. Hvidsten. Intermediate Results 100M - Jason Towns - 2nd, Clair Cornish - 2nd, Nicole Slack - 4th, Fleure Presner - 4th, 200M - Clair Cornish - 2nd, Sarah Morris - 3rd, Fleure Presner - 4th, Danny Slug- gett - 5th, 400M - Shawn Plain - 4th, Terry Chiias - 4th, Laura Mark - 5th, Jason Cooper - 5th, Jamie Brown - 6th, 800M - Kellie Scanlan - 4th, 1500M - Laura Mark - 1st. Shot Put - Terry Childs - 1st, Brian Appleby - 1st, High Jump - Shawn Phillips - 1st, Kelly Calloway - 5th, Long Jump - Jason Towns - 1st, Sarah Douglas - 2nd, Jenny Blanchard - 3rd, Shawn Phillips - 3rd, Triple Jump - Graham Sullivan - 2nd, Andrea Johnston - 3rd, 12 Year Old Relay Girls - 4th Sarah Morris, Vanessa Gibson, Nicole Slack, Lori Hillis, Boys - 3rd, Andre Gotthelf, Dan Sluggett, Jason Towns, Shawn King, Shawn Plain, 13 Year Old Relay Girls 1st - Andrea Johnston, Jenny Allardyce, Jenny Blanchard, Joanne Birkett, Barb Brooks, Boys - 1st - Clair Cornish, Tom Bell, Graham Sullivan, | Appleby, Jamie Brown, 14 Var OM, Relay Girls - 2nd - Lisa Scanlan, Suzie Hope, Terry Childs, Fleure Presner, Ann Galle. The team score is based on the first six finishes for which Cornish received 150 points. Special mention also to the 13 Year Old Girls Relay Team who were 1st in Durham Region last year and repeated as champions in 1986. Special thanks also to those Dooger wins all! Keith Clement of Port Perry, bet- ter known by his nick-name "Dooger," was the winner of the $4000 grand prize at the annual elimination dance and draw held Saturday evening at the Scugog Arena. Keith held ticket 951 in the name of Sherwood Park, a trailer park owned by his brother Doug in Cloyne, Ontario. He says he will 'split the windfall with his brother. Keith is an employee at the Scugog Arena, and he purchased the winning ticket from his boss, arena manager Don Thompson, who is $100 richer himself for selling the winning ticket. The second runner-up in the draw was A.J. Hopkins who wins $250. Organizers say a total of 936 tickets (out of 1000) were sold for the fourth annual dance and draw. And about 1000 people enjoyed the draw Blanchard, Jamie Brown and Joanne Birkett. Back from left: Terry Childs, Graham Sullivan, Clair Cornish, Shawn Phillip, Brian Appleby, Tom Bell and Jason Towns. (See story for complete PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 10, 1986 -- 23 Cornish ties record for girls' 200 teachers who assisted: Long Jump, Triple Jump - Mr. Todd, Mr. Justyn- ski, Shot Put - Mr. Addison, Mr. K. Smart, High Jump - Mr. Beirness, WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING Miss Loranger, 800M, 1500M - Mr. Lewis, Sprint Events, Relays - Mr. Roane - Junior - Mr. Brownson, Mr. R. Smart - Intermediate. 22 Athol Street, Oshawa, Ontario June 28th WANTED Cowboy Bob Switzer for KIDNAPPING! The Saga continues ... TURN TO PAGE 14 MOTORS Hwy. 7A & Water Street 985-2368 at Knopp's Corners