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t Anderson's play-amthon raise s$300frterbd -The Anderson Senior Rugby Team liad three gaines the week of April 9. One of the gaines was played on Thursday, April 12 against a team who was touring froin England's Ellesmere Coilege. Anderson won 12 - 10 witli a try scored i the final minute of play by*- Arleigli FairlIart and the con- version was kicked by Tony, Squarciotta with time running out. On Friday, April 13 the Anderson Senior Team played Victoria Park and defeated them by a score of 6-O. Tony Squarciotta kicked two penalty kicks for Ander- son. In the Juniors "first" game Anderson humiiated Victoria Park 20-O. Scoring for Anderson was done by Greg Guat- to, Joe Orrechio, Andy Finn and Mike Van Derhayden. In the Seconds'game "4The History of Rock"9'w*ll soon be here By LESLIE BUZMINSKI Denis O'Connor H.S. Last week's hectie pace kept up with a whirlwind of activities ranglng from the academic to the athletic. Beginnixig with sports action this week, the junior girls soccer team played their second gae of ý the:,season r April 19 against a very strong Donovan team. D'C came away witha 2-2 tie despite being out- played by their op- position. Donovan took an early 1-O lead in the game but DO'C tied it before the completion of the first half on a penalty kick by Catherine 'Barber. However, Donovan once again took the lead but with a smart pass from Catherine Barber. Catherine Sowden broke away and scored, tieing the gaie at two. Congratulations on a strong game by the en- tire team. Kelly Sowden's strong goaltending kept the team in the game. Kelly was filling in for a sick Jennifer Huninck. Soccer and track practices continued throughout the week. The track team is gearing up for the May 4 LOSSA competition. Last Friday, there' was a semi-closed dance' with $2.50 for single and *3.50 for a couple. Along the ticket line, grad dance tickets are Presently on sale and are $17.50 for a single and $35.00 for a couple. ickets are $3 cheaper than last year and con- trary te popular belief, ticket prices will'not decrease as the Urne of the dance approaches. Student elections for- the executive council are coming up near the end of May. Each can- didate must have a nomination -sheet with twenty signatures. On a Tuesday, May 15, the scampaign wil begin. On DTuesday, May* 22 espeeches will be held in the gym. Election wil be held the following day and the new Student Coundil executîve will be announced on the night of: the . Awards Presentation, May 24. 1The prizes for the fer- tilizer sale were awar- ded this week. The first prize, a walkman, was awarded- to Margot Jacobs; the second prize, a radio, was awarded to Steve Elliott; and the third prize, $25, was awarded to both Alisha Vanden- Boom and Rebecca Fin- dlay. The total amount of money raised for Share [Mfe was $989.58. This was accumulated with a lot of hard work through the Mr./Ms. Share Life Contest, a bake sale, Serf Day and individual private pledges. Thanks to everyone for the con- tributions. Last Wednesday, the seniors wrote the Math contests sponsored by the University of Waterloo. The 12's wréte the Eudlid Con- test and the 13's wrote the Descartes Contest. Good luck to ail those who "mathed away" for 2% hours. Congratulations toour own Karen Garrett, grade 10, who placed fourth out of two lina- dred competitors at the World Irish Dancing Competition. The CHUM History of Rock is coming May 31 at 2:15 p.m. The CHUM presentation wiil be something te look for- ward to before the up- cOMMngexams. it was a dloser much harder fought game with Anderson prevailing 8-4 on a late try, scored by Martin Waggett. The other scorer for Anderson was' Dave Woodill, who builed his way i for an early Anderson lead. The following Sunday, April 15, the Anderson senior team played an exhibition game against the new Whitby- teamn consistmng of Anderson and Henry' rugby players who have played for Anderson and Henry rugby teams from. previous years. The Anderson team played, hard and won with a convincing score of 16-6. Anderson senior rugby team is hoping to do as well as they did last year when they won LOSSA and placed second in COSSA. This year's COSSA senior badminton was held at Trent University in Peterborough. An- derson had onè team participating iit. -Anna and Soragia Stasinakis fought liard to get to the final but lost to a strong central team. 'Their, final placing in girl'sdoubles was second. They now qualify for OFSSA which wil be held i Timmins on April 26. The-Anderson- Play-a- thon, held from 9 a.m. April 13 to 10 a.m. April, 14 raised about $3,300. The funds will be used to either sponsor a band exchange trip or to pur- chase a synthesizer. The top four students with the most sponsors are: Paul Wiersma, with $206.50; Laurie Carter, with $133.50; Glen Townsend, with $125; aànd Darren Waterhouse, with $114. Congratulations are in order for ail 92 students who participated in the play-a-thon. Under the leadership of Andrew Uranowski, the head of the music clepartment as well as the conductor of the three bands, hundreds o>f pieces were played. F~ive minute breaks were taken once every two hours with longer periods allocated for lunchi and supper. music lessened in quality but the students were revived and fiiled with spirit again with the participation of two guest directors. Fred Homne led the students through some- very quick and lively compositions to the point where, in some places, others could hardly keep up. Roy Histocks, in his sparkling green conduc- tor's uniform, directed but also entertained the students by, displaying some instruments from "Prehistoric" times. They were made with a kazoo tied to-the end of a vacuum cleaner. His humour was ap- preciated by all and both Mr. Horne and Mr. Histocks are thanked for bringing lîfe back to the students who were dead with exhaustion. The event fiished with an hour long con- cert for the parents and the general public. The participants wisl to thank the parents that took turns coming ail througli the niglit to help, especially John and Audrey Gregg, Bet- ty Dies Rochers, Conn Washon, Marie Mellick and Susan Uranowski who brought- pastries and other delicacies foi us to snack on. The students wish tc thank Ingrid Van Ginke] and Linda Thompson who stayed and assisted ail night. The band also profusely thanks the community of Whitby who always answers for our financial needs by sponsoring us for events sucli as this one. 'A special thanks goes to the band executive who organized the whole play-a-thon. Finally, the members of the band, are indeb- ted to Mr. Uranowski, the director, whose IAt DEKOKERS in PONTYPOOL IWE CUSTOM KILI, CUT & WRAP YOUR BEEF OR PIG FOR LESS SKIlllng Beef $ 5.00 Plus Hide Hogs $10.00 t Cuttingwrapping &freezlng, .16 IL We suppiy the boxes to take your meat home. L BUSINESS HOME (705) 277-2324 (416)725-4245 i t 1 ) I many hours of hard work have succeeded in giving Anderson C.V.I. a band of which Whitby canbe very proud. Reporters: Arleigh Fairhart, Greg Guatto, Rob Mason, Del'Cook, and Paul Wiersma. 'i, Andd HIGH S< I ANED DRAPERIES &DECORATIrNG CENTrRE 'y :r ..: Experts ln custom-made '3 draperies & valences, bed- X spreadis, biinds of aIl types, ', walipapers &matchlng ½/ Price Sale TOP QUALITYjo FABRICS - CUSTOM MADE VERTICAL BLINDS >- BOUCLE type i SHEERS $995ýyd.' 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The change ln street name wiil provIde a clearer basis for distinguishlng between those properties frontIng onto Way Street, between Baldwin Street and Columbu's Road, and those properties fron- ting onto Way Street, west of Price Street. - S775'EET 4" Z~ AN URHR ANOTC htte prto Commtie ofCounil Ill at he ourof 730 .m. on te 7t da of ay,1984 ln ommtteeR*o One of the Whitby Muniia ulig 7 DAND FUT hERTA NOtiCthat 1 the ayofprins onal Gh.t dy0 M 98,inCmmteeRo On fThe CWhrtionoftMuonici uiling,57 57osslsand Road East ty nalha n DAE tWhItby, Ontario hslt a fArl Dhonale.* 41McKay8 TYPE SETTING qON THE PREMISES,.,7 COMPUTERIZED PA '->ýz. m 1 É@mý WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2,1.984, PAGE 19 'eronC.V.I. and Denis O'Connor H.S.* CHOOL NEWS WEEK' 1 1 I 1