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Speech! peech! Three Whltby students topped a tough field of contestants in the annual Legion Public Speaking Contest Feb. 27 to win first place ln their age categories. Jennlfer Adair (ieft), Andrea Davldson and Rachelle Dwyer will advance to the zone finals in Pickering. Shown wlth the winners are Joan Delaney (back left), chaîrperson of public speaking and Earl Ormiston, acting legion president. -Free Press Staff Photo PANCAKE SUPPER A pancake supper wil be held at Westminster United Chut-ch on Man- ning Road in Whitby on Saturday, March 12 at 5 p.m. Pancakes, sausages, pies and bevet-ages will be set-ved. Tickets are, $3 for adults and $1.50 for children 12 and un- der. Tickets may be ob- tained by phoning Ray la Her at 576-8218. BAVE M@NIY ON AUTO INSURANCE HOME INSURANCE BUSINESS INSURANCE - LIFE INSURANCE "We Make House Calis", Colleen Danks PINE RIDGE INSURANCE is YOUR ALLTHE 122HNSTAX FAMILY CHOlCE 2HN TAA, COVERED? WOOl 683972 WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1983, PAGE il HIIGH SCHOOL NEWS Seniors have study. day while junitors dance to Double Take By COLLEEN CREIGHTON DO'C Hlgh School The date was March 3; the Urne was 9 a.m.; the place was Denis O'Connor Hfigh Sehool. The day began in its usual fashion except for the fact that the senior population was flot pre- sent. Wherewere they? At home on a study day. At 9 a.m. the juniors, dressed in unusual non- uniform attire, made their way to the gym where they were greet- ed by more than one hundred "littie people". They were the Grade 8's from our various feeder sehools corne to "Ispend a day at DO'C" to see what we are ail about. And the day was theirs! Lshered through eight twenty-minute classes, these students soon became acquain- ted with DO'C, its junior population, and its teachers. The day ended with a voileyball tourna- ment at 2:15 and then they once again boarded their buses and trekked back to their 'own schools. During the last hour of the day the Grade 9's and 1O's soc- hopped to the live music of the band, Double Take, a group of our own Grade il students. AMl and ail, it was agood day and we look forward to seeing familiar faces corne September. On the same day, the girls' vol leyball team traveiled to Clarke High School to compete in COSSA. The girls played, extremnely well and by the end of the round robin were, tied for fit-st place RHowever, -having too many points against them, they lost their fit-st place posi- tion. Congratulations to the girls on an outstand- ing effort, and thanks to coaches Featherstone and Clarke for a great season. The boys' soccer team has been invited to Play against a team from En- gland who wiil be visit- ing Henry Street High Sehool in late Mat-ch. The boys are looking forward to an exciting match. Mr. Arbour, our music teacher, is making 'the final decisions on concert soloists. Also, the choit-s are practising daily in preparation for the an- nual "lSpring Melody" in April. This month seems to be a month for contests. SUBARU MTR ~L-D - Congratulations to Ra- chelle Dwyer who placed first in the Whit- by Legion Public Speak- ing Contest. Rachelle, with her speech " Listen- ing", moves on to the Regional in Pickering. Good luck, Racheile. Another competition came ini thé form of the Durham Region Drama Festival. DO'C entered "The Ring of General Macias" directed by Mt-. John Stafford. A superb job was done by members of the cast who included: Jackie Ferry, Peter Holy, Neily VandenEnden, Greg Polimis and Pat McCarthy. Hope that Mat-ch is as exciting for you as. it is for us here at DO'C. Re- member, only nine days to March Break!1 DalIy Car Rentais Parts - Service SUBARU Performance With Economy À 2 LOCATIONS to brlng you a larger selection of quallty new & used vehicles. 155 King St. W. 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