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PAGE 22, WEDNESDAY, MARCLI 13, 1985, WHITBY FREE PRESS Some Andersonians got 'married' Despite the face that many people have discovered the second semester to be more dif- ficuit than the first, the extra-curricular ac- tivities at Anderson have continued at full- Pace. On Friday, Feb. 15, the Anderson dance committee hosted a Valentine's dance which proved to be a great success. The Anderson favorite, Herman Valckx, deejayed and everyone enjoyed the music. Scott Griffith played "priest" and 11married" a number of couples as a continuation of the Valentine's theme. Overaîl it was a great success and enjoyed by ail who attended. The following mor- ning, however, arrived a little too early for some of the girls who were to attend the midget girls' volleyball meet in Barrie. The tournament started early in the morning and although the girls CAT SHOW The Motor City Cat Club will hold their 12th annual championship show April 28 at the Ajax Community Centre from 9a.m. to 5p.m. Featured will be many examples of both rare and household pet. breed cats. had a littie trouble playing at first, theY managed to place fifth overali. A good effort was shown by ail mem- bers. Along the lines of sports news at Ander- son, there is an annual event coming up soon which always proves a success. The Anderson divided into Junior fir- sts, Junior seconds and Midget squads, will be touring Wales and England for 14 days. The team, which has been preparing finan- cially and physically since last year for this tour, left Mar. 5 and travelling through Amn- Broxhourne and Fishguard until Mar. 21. Everyone at Anderson wishes theni luck and we know they'lI enjoy themselves. REPORTERS: Jennifer Blckle, Marni Davldson, Tlm Takchell. CO- ORDINATOR: Chris- tine Schloen. HONEY BEAR TDAY CARE CENTRE (Government Licensed Government Approved) 4NURSERY SCHOOL Fo ci den2 o eas&l OPEN FROM 6:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. 4 MON-FRI. 52 Weeks a Year Except Canadian Statutory Holldays FULL DAY, HALF DAY & HOURLY ~ Minutes f rom downtown Whitby, just behind Stokley VnCm THE NEW OWNERS HAVE PRO VIDED *A brand new, totally renovated Governmnent Approved Day Care Centre * An abundance of -new toys and equipment ~ * Govern ment approved staff ~3 ei a day prepared by a 4nutritional ly aware cook S*Learning themes and outings FEW SPACES AVAILABLE FOR ENROLMENT AND INFORMATlION CALL j(3 668-6200 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The Auberge Shelter for abused women and their children is in need of volunteers to assist with their day and evening support programs. Orientation and training sessions will be provided. Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer is asked to cali 728-7313. Pick ering spa opens The new European Womnen's Health Spaopened last weekend. Owner Jack Sharma and one of the new exercise instructors watch.as the Mayor of Pickering, Jack Anderson, demonstrates the technique of weight lifting. The spa, which offers a variety of fitness services for women, is located at 1735 Bayly St., Pickering, just east of Brock Rd. Free Press Staff Photo First $ 1,000 winner Phillip Matthews (right), of Annes St., Whitby, was the first "Early Bird" draw winner in the Whitby and Oshawa-Parkwood Rotary Club's house draw. Matthews is seen here being presented with a cheque for $1 ,000 by Greg Kane, past-president of the Oshawa club, and Blair Buchanan, vice-president of the Whitby Rotary. The clubs are selling 2,500 tickets for $100 a piece in the draw, the grand prize being a new home in nor- th Whitby. Between now and the grand prize draw on June 14, the club's will hold another eight early bird draws for prizes of $1,000 each. Anyone interested in buying a ticket should cali 668-3433. Free Press Staff Photo