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\PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17.,1982, WHITBY FREE PRERS w zp HIGH CHOOLNEWSý Denis O'Connor holds first Rememberance Day. By COLLI CREIGHTON DOTC HIgh Sehool Already into the third week of November 1 Hard to believe, isn't it? ,EEN The nmst week hs anne by sofast here at Denis O'Connor. It began with a trip to Durhamn College on Nov- ember 9. A group of Grade il and 12 students toured the college hoping to get an idea of what college life is ail about. The complex im- pressed a great number of them. The excursion no doubt helped somne Grade 12 students de- cide whether or flot, to further their education here in the Durham Region. Also, coming to our sehool next week for presentations on, post- secondary education, are representatives from King's College, the University of Western Ontario, and St. Jerome's College, the University of Waterloo. Our Remembrance Day Service was held last Thursday, Novem- ber il. It was our first November il ever in the hallowed halls of Iearn- ing. The- presentation helped to open our eyes and deepen our aware- ness of the . nany thousands of people who gave up their lives so that we mîght live in. peace. Thank you to those who made the day special. The week ended with - you guessed it - report cards! What a way to start a weekend. It's dif- ficult to comprehend the fact that haîf of the semester has been swallowed up. OnIy five weeks until Christmas - then, examinations. Pleasant thought! On the sports side, DO'C's junior girls bas- ketball team, the Charg- ers, evened out their BEA season record to 4-4 in a senior» girls' basketball prwenlyinprores reent win against Dun- team didn't fare as well. Maybe we have a winn- barton. They won with a They lost their game 52 ing team in the making. final score. of 32 to 28. to 18. Junior boys' bas'- 'II let you know in -the Unifortunately, the ketball try-outs are weeks to.corne. jThe, Henry Street High Schooî Band will be in concert Wednesday, INovember 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Tickets are $3 for adults and $2 for students and can be purchased at the scool.HeyStetig co 1 Anderson students visit ROM By BRENDA LAWSON Anderson Collegiate The Science Depart- ment at Anderson, in co- operation with the Par- ents' Association held a raffle for a VIC-20 com- puter. The lucky winner was Mrs. R. George of Whitby with ticket number .6294. Congra-, tulations!1 We appreciat- éd the support from al those, who purchased tickets. The Grade il and 12 students taking history visited the Royal Ont- ario Museurn (ROM) last Wednesday. The Grade 11's studied exhi-, bits about early civiliza- tion while the Grade 12's WINNER!, M concentrated 'on the French Revolution. The students found that not ail the exhibits were on' display as yet, since only part of the museum is open. It was- very crowded; therefore they found that they were rushed through. Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton_ on the arrivai. ',f , healthy7 pound', 13 oun- ce baby girl named Rosemary Anne. < Students will have un- tii November 30 to order this year's yearbook. Make sure you get your order in now because this is your last chance. "Super, .Couples" started on Monday, November 8., "Super Couples" 'consists' of couples competing in a series of intramural sport at Iunchtime. This popular activity organized by the Athle- tic Association always' attracts many partici- pants and, generates much enthusiasm. A number of school> teams have ended their seasons. The Junior Boys' Volleyball team played in the COSSA Finals. This team came back to Anderson with a third place medal. The Senior- Boys' Volleyball team played at LOSSA. Even though the team did not get into the medal round the boys played extremely weIl in many games. The Snioer Boys' foot- ball teami ended its sea- son by losing to Done- van 30 to 0. Maybe next year, fellows! The boys soccer team ended its season by playing against the G.M. Old- timers. The team won this gamne 5 toi1. The goals were scored by Ron Cullen, Colin Feather, Darren Hogan and two goals by Harry MeCali. Gary Winkel assisted on four of these goals. Andy Wachon was very effective in the net, allowing only one goal. The team's record was four wins, four loss- es and two ties.' Enter a recipe in one or ail of your favorite categories. judged by Mike Nethery of the Alil Baba Steakhouse. Recipes wiIi be *H-URRYI!!1 MAIL YOUR RECIPE TODAYANDWIN. Entries must be submitted by November 23, 1982. Send to: Whitby Free Press, 131 Brook St. N.,e P.O. Box 206, Whitby, Ont., Li N 5S1. Want to do something interesting this Sunday? Corne& visit us at the OSHAWA' BAZAAR & FLEA MARKET We have 100 vendors to serve you., 727 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa (2 blocks s. of Bloor) '-j 218 ARVVOD VE. ., JAX HOPING LAZ TEL.HO . .68319 . 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