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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1982, PAGE 23 Anders on, Henry Street, Denis O'Connor rmHIGH SCHOOLNEWS WEEK Anders on mvaded by next year's grade nine students "We're being invad- ed!1" That was the dis- tinct impressibon'Ander- sonians bad on March 9, 1982. Actualiy, Ander- son played host to a day full of exciting events for many young visitors from across the Durham Region. The visitors were eager grade eight students and curlous grade 2's and 3's.' The future grade 9's were making a*reconn- aissance tour of Ander- son. Upon arrivai they were, ushered into the cafeteria and they were informed by, guidance services about choosing the right courses for their first year. They were introduced to many activities avail- Goo d showm ma th contest By LISA JEPPESEN Denis O'Connor H.S. Some DO'C students participated in an annual math contest. The contest involved over, 35,000- students from 1,200 schoois in Canada. The' resuits of the contest, written before Marcb break, have just arrived. In the Pascal Math Con- test for grade 9's, our school placed 32nd out of' 37 schools with Ramona Martens, Laurie Ricciuto and Melvin Calanglang as our bighest scorers. in the Fermat Math Contest for grades 10 and 11, DO'C placed 25th ouf 0f 35 schoois. DOC's highest marks in the Fermat Contest were achieved by Daniel Fauteux, Cindy Davies and Kathy Mac- Dougail. DOC's iatest competition, the Rubik's Cube Con- test, bas been completed. Thirty-six contestants participated. Emerging fromn two rounds of stiff copttion were eight fnlss hs finalistsdi the puzzle wiceî ding a third rou'n-d jalndtheir bst time was recorded. The winner'0f the contest was Dan Timothy, followed by Jofid Mijares and Danilo Chiappe. Blue House emerged as the victors of this event with 29 intramurai points. -' The "'444 Club" Lottery bas been introduced once again this year. This is one of DOC's special fund- raising programs. The 444 tickets seil at $50 eacb and there are 10 chances to win $1,000., There are two- additional chances to win $500 after :ail the tickets are sold. 'The draws will be made each Thursday starting May 20 and ending June 17. Last year one of our homerooms bought 'a ticket and won $1,000. Maybe we'l bhave the same luck this year. The girls' soccer team bas just started their new'- season. The track team bas also started spring training for its many upcoming events. Some of our DO'C students attended an April Fool's dayé~'eebration at Durham Centre with our local Youth Corps. LA CONTESSA HAIR SALON *SALES* MONDAYS ½2 PRICE PERMS FOR ALL THE FAM1LY TUESDAYS & WEDNESDAYS INTRODUCING SUSAN BOLDUC OUR NEW HAIRSTYLIST 1/2 PRICEON EVERY HAIR SERVICE AVAl LABLE INCLUDING PERMS 119GREN TWIiTB able at ACVI and were urged to participate. Next, the prefects took them on a tour to see the many courses that are not, available at, their present school. This in- cluded the technical and auto shops, typing rooms 'and science rooms. Meanwhile, the younger pupils from South Simcoe School were treated to a day of gym games and snacks by the Athletic Associa- 'wmu tion. The thirty-one youngsters played mur- der bail, floor hockey- and participated in ob- stacle courses. After a snack in the cafeteria they went back.to the gym to use ail the var- tous sports equipment. The afternoon was spent bowling. Both the A.S.A.A. and the child- ren thoroughly enjoyed. themselves. Finally,ý as the end of the day approached a grade eight student was asked, "What did you Canada Grade A LARGE SIZE EGGS M9,9 dozen Limit 3 d'ozen BUTTER 1.M99 Ib tbink of Anderson?" He timidly replie d, "It's very big for me' and you can sort' of get lost." Before everyone rea- lized it, the busy day Canada No. 1 P.E.I. POTATO ES 1.19 10 lb. bag Limit 3 lb. came to a close leaving. the primary students with fewer fears about their future at'Ander- son. Watch for news per- taimng to the Anderson Dance-a-thon in the next issue. Newspaper- Staff: Lori Brimbecom, Sonya Zosik and Kamal Curry. Student wins honorable mention A grade 13 student at Whitby's Trafalgar CateSchool bas an honorable mfention in the essay contest spon- sored by the Canada Permanent Trust Com- pany.I Jacqueline Millar, 18, of Fairview Drive, won ber prize,%with an essay entitled "O0wn Little Wrld. ' The annual student writing contest drew 1,800 entries from across the country and was judged by William Warden, president of the Canadian Council, of Teachers0f English.. on behaif of itself and its readers, the Wbitby Free Press would like to congratulate Jacqueline on ber fine achieve- ment. 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