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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1983, WIUTBY FREE PRESS Family Relief Services help familes of retarded The Durham Associa- tion For Family Relief Services offers a relief program for families of developmentally handi- capped people ln the Durham area. The program is be- coming very successful because many families are using it as an alter- native to un institution. Parents of the handi- Floppo capped face a greater familiar home environ- strain than other par- mnent and maintain their ents as they do not have daiiy programs. the alternatives of a The Association is friendly neighbour, looking for people who relative or the chiid's friend when a crisis situation arises or when they need a break.T I Thm thtsernative. H GH S( This sht eretive. I Their child can stay in their community, in aA d r o yDîsks by aonEo 5%" OISKETTES N97803 - Preformated Plus 5.65 ea. S N97575-for Apple l ~ & Radia Shack TRS80 Levels 1 & 3 4.70 aa. N985-for N985Wangwriter 6.50 ea. 811DUSKETTES N97525- for IBM System 32 4.85 ea'I N97623- for Wang System 25 &30 555e N97693- for Xerox 850 &e8605.95 ea. N97840- for AES 90Ol 100 695 ea. N97838- for AES C20 Multi Plus 695 ea. -SO LD ON LY 1IN PKGS. 0F 10 DISKETTES FOR OTHER SYSTEM. AVAl LABLE ON REQUEST k4PI By CARYN HANLON Anderson C.V.I. The month of Febru- ary is flled with special events at Anderson. The students wiil be espe- are willing to become involved ln the program and provide this much needed relief. Those who wish to becomne Parent Relief Homes are trainedi hired and paid by tfie Family Relief Program. The Family Relief Program is a registered corporation and is having its Annual General Membership Meeting on March 8 at Durham Centre. If you have some free time, are interested or wish to get further infor- mation, please feel free to attend the meeting or .ÀH OOL :NEWS fools* Mother Nature, nice or not cially busy on Feb. il with the Winter Carni- val being held during the day and the St. Valentine's Day dance. in the evening. Es8-16 The Winter Carnival is one of the more popular events at the school and this year's carnival promises to be equally good; with or without the help of Mother Nature. The main event of the carmi- val is the crowming of the King and Queen of the carnival. Other events include a volley- bail tournament, and egg toss, marshmaliow eating, a tricycle race and various winter re- lated activities such as a broombaîl game and toboggan races. We are ail hoping for at least some snow to put us in the spirit. On Feb. 4, The Mime Co. UnimiDted wil be performing George Or- weil's, The Crystal 'Spirit, for the English students., ýAs St. Valentine's Day is nearl'y upon us the Sehool Store is selling roses to raise money for the school. This will give the shy guys and girls a chance to send their secret flame a rose anonymously. Not to be outdone by the School Store, band members are seiling "'Cookie grams", to carry a "isweet" -message on Valentine's Day. The basketbail and voileybail season is in full swing at Anderson. The boy's basketbal teams also played at G.L. Roberts last week. The juniors played a most exciting game en- ding up the victors. The final score was 33-31; Steve Gibson was the high scorer of the game. The Lakers played re- turn matches at Ander- son on Jan. 27. The three girls' voileybail teams played at G.L. Roberts last week, with the junior team winning three games to one. They played their best match of the sea« son, with ail the girls at their peak. A good defence was their best asset. Although the midget and senior teams were unable to win their matches, both teams played a much improved game exhibit- ing great team effort. The senior girls came very close to winning their match, losing the final game by only two points. The girls played again on Wednesday in an ail- day tournament at Henry Street. The mid- get girls won eight out of 10 games placing second in their pool, just one point behlnd the first place team. The junior "A" girls tied for first place in their pool. Ail teams should be congra- tulated for their out- standing effort!I ~Services ANNUAL MEETING FamniIy and Chlldren's Services (Operated by the Children's Aid Society of the Durham Reglon). Thursday, March 3.,1983 8:00 p.m. Oshawa Public Llbrary 65 Bagot Street Oshawa, Ontario PROG RAM: "ONE FAMILY'S STORY"I A presientattion by foster parents and children Nomination of members to stand for election to The Board of Directors must be made by members of the Society in writing and In the hands of the Secretary of the Board, P.O. Box 321, Oshawa, seven days before the Annuai Meeting. EVER'YONE WELCOME REFRESHMENrS THAPAR DENTURETHERAPY QLINIC 214 Dundas St. E. 163 Si mcoe St. S. Whitby Oshawa 668-7797 579-8752 Hours:.-Monday to Saturday & Evenings By Appointment Only