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WITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27e 1982, PAGE 17 High School News Anderson off to Quebee The morning of Jan- uary 24 will be an anxious and enthusias- tic one for 25 Anderson students, as they board the bus and begin their journey to St. Donat, Quebec. Whlle in St. Donat, which is l.ocated 125 km north of, Mon- treal, the students will Denis be part of a unique edu- cational and cultural program called "Inter- face": a meeting of cul- tures. However, there is one "catch" to this holi- day atmosphere - the language of communi- cation will -be French. Making use of their second language, these Andersonions will spend foud days and three nights partaking in a great variety of activi- ties. Most intriguing of- the outdoor activities will undoubtedly be the in-depth historical and geographical study of the St. Donat area. Coupled with this study wilbe a courseN ally, mi handy a FolioN scholasti progran will take of the assets <j "hit the O'Con nor stud'en are preparrng By'LISA JEPPESEN Denis O'Connor H.S. Exam week is here, and students can be seen wandering the halls, mumbling quotes, theorems, and conjunctions. Last week, to ease> the pressure of studying, a banana-eating contest was held. It.took place during the junior and senior lunches on Thursday. The competition was based on home. rooms. Each room sent two courageous contestants. Bananas are no longer a lunch favourite ini the cafeteria. Computers, a recent addition to DO'C's facilities, are proving to be a very worthwhlle investment. We now have 15 PET Commodore computers, three disc drives, and three printers.' This was the first year computer science was offered atDO'C. It was offered at the grade 10 level and caught the interest of 95 students. A more informal computer club, last year, gave Games Played Jar SQUIRT DIVISION: Scottish Bake Shop .......... 2 Troy Cowan i Bruno Pressutoi Whlitby Rotary'.ý............. 4 Graham McDougall 2 Ron lamonaco, 2 Frank Real Estate........... 2 Mark Solomiomdesi Scott Harris1 SQUIRT DIVISION STANDINGS: GP1 Scottish Bake Shop 8 Family Trust 8 Shoppers Drug Mart 8 Kim Crouch Collar 8 Frank Real Estate 8 Whitby Rotary 8 ATOM DIVISION: Whltby Mail Restaurant....5 Frank Celebre1 Michael Meier1 Robbie Harrisi GeoffHul Mark Blasak i Oshawa Meat Produets....... 4 Dieter Limeback1 Royston McMahaon1 Francis Lazzaroi David Lewisi Dairy Queen................ 1 Martin Wolff1 ATOM DIVISION STANDINGS: GP Family Kartway 8 Dairy Queen -8 Whitby Mail Restaurant 8 Oshawa Meat Products 8 Kiwanis 8 MacCauley Furniture 8 PEE WEE DIVISION: Vanlloof Construction........ 3 Mike Davidson 2 Jeff Reddon 1 Tottem Slms Hubecki......... 4 Grant Harding 2 Scot Jamieson 1 Bilan Watson 1 for exai the students a chance to familiar with the basic skills and operatio- puters. Not only are our comput facility, but they have many practiî Daily attendance, timetables, ani have been successfülly recorded wit computers. Some future projectici terizing DO'C's library, and perhap word processing. The PETS have proved no Iess th theschool. We will be making use of yýars. Ourj upcoming social event is the1 ce.- It will be on February 12, and v very successful. EDITOR'S NOTE: The Denis O'Co not be available next theirexaminations. nuary 23,- 1982. Famlly Trust ................i1 James Davidson i Kim Crouch Collar ........... 4 Jared Stevens 3 Gavin Dowse 1' Shoppers Drug Mart......... 6 Michael Wolff '2 Craig Muir 1 Scott Waner 1 Robert Conder 1 Geoff Williams 1 GF 22 36 33 34 29 22 MacCauley Furniture........ 2 Grace Miksa 1 Mike Kosurko 1 Kiwanis ...................3 Lwigi Pepe 1 Linda Becker 1 Stephen Cully 1 Family Kartway ............ 2 Mark Bateman1 Mark Blasak1 w 5 5 5 3 T 1 i o 2 1 1 GF 40 31 27 26 23 16 Wiggers Furniture .......... 3 Dave Crouch 2 Stephen Ross 1 George Cini Barber Shop...6 Auralio Natoli 2 John McPhersoni Danny Love1 Brian Cray1 John Curry PEE WEE DIVISION STANDINGS: GP W L T GF VanHoof Construction 8 5 1 2 28 Wiggers Funniture 8 4 3 1 29 George Cmni Barber Shop 8 3 4 1 31 Tottem Sims Hubicki 8 2 6 0 22 GA 18 28 31 34 week as stuÈ exehange ai winter survival one will be, given a which, incident- choice between alpine ight just prove and cross-country, ski- ýt home!1 ing and wil be instruct- wing the mûre ed in his respective ic aspect of the choice, for two hours n, the students each day. Further out- 'e full advantage door recreation will in- geographical clude snowshoeing, f St. Donat and tobogganing, skating, siope". Every- adbomal To help the partici- pants take the chill off [tS and pass the time in- doors,' the "Interface" prograrn will feature an amateur talent show, a > disco, and folk dancing. -Moreover, the students M s -will have ample time to simply t alk and make notes of their exposure to the French-Canadian rize themselves way of life. ms1 of the com- Clear, the "Interface" iters a teaching excursion will prove to cal applications. be interesting and infor- id report cards mative. Andersonians th the aid of our will îearn a great deal mns are:, compu- about their French ps starting some counter-parts while han n asetfor familiarizing them- ~an a asse for selves with a new part of ýf them for many Canada. Education and enjoyment - there can Valentine's dan- certainly be no better will hopefully ie way to spend four, cold January days! Newspaper Staff: Susan onnor report wiIl Bisseil, Sonya Zoslk, lents are sitting Kamal Curry. Blades' hold 'A' clu b The Brampton Cana- dettes were reminded this past weekend of what it is like to face a hard playing team. Brampton-, who currently sit in second place in the "A" divi- sion 0f the Central On- tario Women's Hockey League, squeezed by the hometown Whitby Blades 2 to 1 Sunday at the Brooklin Memorial Mrena. "There was no heavy checking in the game," said Blade's coach Ruth Pitre, "because it was such a well-played game that it wasn't necessary." Karen Moloney not- ched the' Whitby marker on assists from Marg Fraser and Donna Day. ,. Captain Lois Pitre contunued to add to her rapidly growing string. of Most Valuable Play- er awards,- picking up her eighth this past weekend. Netminder Kathy Kemp scored the Most. Valuable Defensive player honors. SThe Blades are in ac- tion this weekend when they meet the Hamilton Hawks for the first time this year. The game, scheduled for Sunday at the Brooklin Memorial Arena, will get under way at il a.m. If your cor s out of shape vou aQet rid of It, right? Whati your body~s out of shape? *ANNOUNCEMENTS *RECEPTION CARDS IMVTATIONS *THANK YOU CARDS SPECIAL' ALL TV SERVICE CALLS $ 7N00 WITH'THIS AD ONLY BROO K TV 579-2133 ALL PARTS AND SERVICE GUARANTEED BRIAN DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO 683-6074 É~ nnm itarnj a CO]tfllent iu of -rfat nyïxgur «j aWftndants and ieugrauiad g1asses foxr gour hiead take. ~1~ s- a'e- lrnp -in and SP.2 Our hxuallin for gour- uptnming m ludi ng. lUai WRI~I*j Whitby Iroquois Indoor Soccer League Roman CathollcChur'ches HOLY FAMILY ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST Saturday Masses at St. Pau's School 903 Gif f ard St. 668-3676 200 Garrard Rd. Sunday Masses at Anderson Colleglate, 400 Anderson St. MASSES Ojust above Dundas St.) 576-2098 Saturday, 7 p.m. MASSES Sunday,,9 a.m, 10:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m. 'Saturday,,7 p. m. 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