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WHrrBY FREE, PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER , 1l987, PAGE'31 Hiz Aruta The Denis O'Connor Chargers have done it again! We will be fielding two teams in OFSSA this year. Our girls' field hockey team won the LOSSA championship af ter defeating Eastdale in the final 3-2. The Lady Chargers then went on to the DYSSAA final, defeating Unionville 2-O in the semi-final and then old rivais Eastdale 1-O to earn the right to travel to Hamilton to participate in the ali-Ontario champiofships . Our senior boys' soccer team also won a LOSSA title defeating Pickering High School 2-1 and Ajax 4-3 in exciting overtime action. The boys then captured the DYSSAA crown, defeating Unionvillebhy a score of 3-0 and Father Bressaniby a score of 4-0. The boys will go to OFSSA in Sudbury in the spring. Our junior boys' soccer teamn came up with a silver medal losing to Paul Dwyer in the bOSSA finals. Ail in ail, DO'C is very proud of ail t hree teams and we wish our field hockey and senior soccer team luck in their endeavors. In the bOSSA playoffs Bill Heaney scored four goals and in DYSSAA he scored six of the seven DO'C goals. For this he was named'Athlete of the Week' in the Metro Toronto region. DO'C would like to extend Bill a hearty handshake and congratulate hi m on his achievemnent. Our basketball teams have been very busy with ail three teams playing three games each. The senior girls defeated Uxbridge and Ajax, and lost to Brock. Our juniors beat Uxbridge, losing the other two to Ajax and Brock, while our midgets iost ail three games Ail teams played hard fought games and are hoping to make the league playof fs in a few weeks. Finally, there was an AIDS presentation at DO'C on Nov. i. This was a very informative presentation which informed parents about the deadly disease. It helped to answer their questions and outlined the program that students in their first year of high sehool will be receiving. This program will be in effect not only in DO'C but in St. Mary's and Paul Dwyer as well. It is a very serious topic and the whole presentation was handled with care and prof essionalism Stucents won't pay for weekday ice ine in~ '88 Whitby council has agreed to waive ice skating fees for ail students during weekdays in 1988 "Staff are recommending this ac- tion as a reciprocating gesture for the co-operation the boards of education are giving the Town with relation to the sharing of public facilities. schools and playing fields," states a staff report In October, the Town entered into an agreement with the Durham Board of Education for the. use of Pringle Creek school as a com- munity centre. The public and separate school boards will have free use of the ice between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday to Friday. Staff informed council that these times are frequently not used. However, Barry O'Neil, deputy director of parks and recreation. informed operations committee last week that if an organization is currently using the ice during those times, they will not have to give it Up. ~T Ann Dunn After many busy months of preparing forthe bazaar it is overfor another year, and it was a huge success! The time that we ail spent in preparing for the bazaar is a pric eless gift we gave to oqur four foster children. The things we takefor granted and the complaintS that we have are few compared to the children in the underdeveloped countries. When we receive a letter from them. their happiness shines through because they knowý they havè something to look' forward to. For the millions of people starving in the world today, we are trying to make a small contribution to the survival of a few. In sports our midget, junior and senior. basketball teams went to Bishop Strachan School and Albert College. The midget and junior teams are stili practising hard for their next game but the seniors held on for a 25-25 tie against Albert College. Although some injuries were sustained Trafalgar, as usual, was able to pull through. And, of course, we could not finish our soccer season without a game hetween the senior soccer team and the staff . 50, as usual, the teachers got the kickoff, proceeded to knock down players and fool the goalie. A new member to our staff this year. Efren from Nicaragua, helped the staff with his fancy footwork and soccer skills enough to beat the senior soccer team! Weil, better luck next year girls! On Remembl'ance Day, we will be having our own service in the chapel to remember those who died in thewars of this century. We can now teach peace and try to preserve what we cherish most. After a busy week we can ail look forward to a long weekend -to cat- ch up on everything we did not get done because we were too busy!1 But do not forget that exams are now only one month away -keep studying, Henry played exceptionally wel to capture 13 of their 15 gamnes while Anderson tied for third win- NOTICE 0F INTENTION The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to pass by-laws to stop up, close and seli part of the public highway muni.cipally known as Powell Road, as shown below, designated as Parts 1, 2 and 5 on Plan of Survey 40R-10702. Sv5 Par The Operations Commîittee of Council will meet on Monday, Novem- ber 16, 1987, at 7:.30 p.m. in Committee Room One of the Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whîtby, for the purpose of hearing any person who dlaims their land will be prejudicially affected by the by-laws. Any person wishing to meet with the Commttee is asked to advise the Town Clerk accordingly no later than Thursday, November 12. 1987. Donald G. McKay, Clerk The Corporation of the Townl of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phone: (416) 668-5803 Henry St. wins chess opener The Henry team is made up of Steven Rode, Terry Sawdon, Dave MacRae. Jamie Vosters and Jason Russell. "They played great," says coach La rry MenpaW of his team . Seniors Rode, Sawdon and Russell were 3-0 on the day. while MacRae and Vosters each lost one. The Anderson team, coached by Don '1iik, showed promising resuits with junior Guy Perry cap- turing ahi three of his games. Seniors Brian bopes, Mike Super- ville and Terry Benson each won one and lost two. Fred Ellis won two, Tom MacDonald lost one. Lt was the first of many tour- naments invoiving eight high school teams this season. Pickering was second and Anderson shared third position with Mcbaughlin. Peel named chairman of new board Bill Peel wil chair the first board of directoi'5 of the newly formed Pringie Creek Community School Association. The board wili oversee use of the new Pringie Creek school. the first of community schooh agreements between the Durham Board of- Education and the Town of Whitby to provide more recreational space in Whtby. Joining Peel are vice chaîrman Inez Wilson, secretary Beth Whyte. treastirer Kathleen Warburtofl. executive directors Dave Blacklock, Raj Shaw and Tricia Thompsorl, associate director Kim Glover. school representative Ron Coward and Town parks and recreat ion representative Cathy Sakata. The first task of the board is to survey residents surrounding the school to assess their recreationai needs. The board wili use the in- formation to plan activities at the schooi. It's November. The winter blues are setting in. The first snowfall has already been here and gone. it's cold, you're miserable and ail you want to do when that alarm dlock goes off is get back under those warm and comfy sheets and faîl back to sleep. On top of ail this you have one more reality to face up to -MID-TERM EXAMS. The week that you wished would neyer come is here. Friday marks the first exam for morning classes and allyou see is panic around the halls. People start digging around their rooms, trying to find old tests, old pieces of paper with assignments written on them, notes which fel out of your note book, and homework that the dog ate. What are you going to do? Well guys, all 1 can say is good luck, go in there and do the best you can. Forget that it's worth a third of your final mark. You can do it. One more thing, don't forget that if you mess up this one, there are always final exams -Have a nice day! But wait! There are other things you can look forward to! Fun Night for example. If okayed, it could be set for just after exams! How about commencement... Christmas! 1 know Shannon is looking forward to singing those good ol Christmas tunes, After ali her hast name is White. So don't get discouraged, better times are ahead. LesIee WiIis The past week has been a very busy one at ACVI, especially in the athletic department, with the introduction of several new teams to our school. On Wednesday. Nov. 4, the Anderson hockey team began their pre- season with games against Henry St. and Pickering High School. The boys played exceptionally well. despite a 3-2 loss to Henry, and battled back to a 1-1 tie against Pickering. Goalscorers for ACVI were Wayne Cornish, Jason Gurd and Grant Reveler. We are looking forward to a great season from the boys, as well as from the coaches. The swim teamn continues to practise Tuesday and Thursday mnor- nings and Wednesday after school. Coach Grant is working them t0 their potential in order to prepare them for upcoming meets. On Saturday Nov. 7, 17 ACVI cross crountry runners-travelled to High Park in Toronto to participate in OFSSA. This was the largest number of participants ACVI has ever sent to this competition. Running for An- derson were the senior boys, junior boys and junior girls. and one in- dividual runner from the senior girls. Resuits will follow nexi week. Congratulations to ail runners and coaches Kelly and Dillon on a 1 errific season. Tryouts for the midget. junior and senior boys' baskctbali teams began on Monday. Their regular season kicks off in a few weeks Our annuai 'Penny Drive' started on Monday as well. with a brief assembly. Funds raised from this event will go'to support our' three foster children and the United Way In previous ye.ars. hake sa les. pizza and pop sales. car washes and nessengci' services have been some of the popular events so try and be even more creative and original this year! Come on Andersonians. show soIfl spirit 1 Upcoming on the agenida is '%lump Rope for lHeart '*This is a wo hour skipping marathon that wili take place on Wednesdav. Nov 25 fribm 1- 6 p.m. in the gym Participants are asked to get,sporisî's- for this event. with the proceeds going t(1stpport the Il'a,'t Fouiffat ioto The f irst trournamnent of the new season of the Durhamn School Chess beague began-in Oshawa, Oct. 28. CORPORATION 0F THIE TOWN 0F WHITBY %I migh ri n D u'» n' n'