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~0~tXL Ag?,ý"meigN $1Çr Y wL¶w PAGE 28# W1ITY FRU PRESSwED $MSAY, M11992 AARON GALIEFI (left) and Erie Caswefl were among the IL Sennett public sehool students participating in the Jump Rope for Heart cam- paign to raise money for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Mt' the fifth year Sennett students -have joined in the campaign. Photo byMar"k Roemor, Whltby Fr.. Pr... "'y Meranda Waters Last weekend, perhaps you were walking downtown and noticed a large number cf bright and shining automobiles and happy, sriling drivers. And erha s you thought to yourself; "eow!Look at'all those bright and shuuing automobiles and their happy and sniiling drivers. I wonder where they al came from?" Well, wonder ne more. Henry Street's SAC organized a car wash te, raise money for this years p rQm. For a small fee, you could have the experience of a lifetime as energetic Henry grads tried their hand at 'automobile cleansing.' There was aise a selection of flower baskets containing bogonias, impatients or ET plants (more commonly known as geraniums), for taspecial lady in your life. S To ail those* green-thumbed plant-buyers and sriling car drivers, thank y ou fr your support on behalf of this year's graduating clama ln. the sports departmient, the Hawkcs baebali team defeated St. Mary's by an unhelievable 9-1 score. Aggresive pitchinr~ by Jamie Watters sud Sean rowný kept the St. Manes team at only two hits. 'The offence was led by Chris Sinclair, Ken Shepard sud Wade Simpson. Tries by Andrew Martin, Dave Clkarksd Ed Kitehen and converts by Brara Peters sud Mike Pang ail helped the junior boys rugby team te defeat Ajax 16-4. A special note te all graduating students who wiII require. financial aid next year -- get those OSAP forms filled out ASAP and mail themi off te your selected insitution. Anothier fine eOml f H-enry'sparticipation im the commumity and in the world was displayed by Our geography students. The were a part of the raised an overwhelmin g $1,023 for Canada World Vision. If you are interested in knowing which Henry students participated in this worthwhile cause, the Iist is E posted in the geography display case. For those who enjoy music, Henry Street's Intermediate Band entertains at Cullen Gardens on May 18. Under the, direction of Mr. Hodgins and Mr. O'Toole, this special presentation will begin-at 8 p.zn. and run until 9 p.m. An evening of delightful music 15 in store, se don't miss out! ASSE International Student EhwhngePkroams (ASSE)is weidg lcal ostfauinles for boys 'and îls% aged 15 to 189 fi=m Sean aia, Fnc% ly, Spain, Germany, Hofland, Great Britain, Switzerland, México, Japan, Austr-alia and New Zealand, coming to thia area for th pcxing hàigh achool year The personable and acade- micaly slectexc ang tudents spicak Engligh, arezight curfieus and aniousý to 'learn about Canada through liV'ng as part of a family, attending high achool and sharing their own culture and language with their newly-adopted hoot family. Those permon interested in obtaini*ng more information about becoming a hast farnily, or beconing an exchange student, ehould contact ASSEujrvnca co-ordinator, .Marta <Y eat (519) 824-9278 (coiect),oX 3 AMSECaasdaut 1-803124 DENISO'CONOR IGH CHOI By Sonia ebigo Hello. Sonia Bebbington here. Oh, the things I have te, share, with yeu ail. I shall hesitate ne longer. Last week, one cf IDOCIs moot p=sinately revered OAC studntsMke Burgess, delivered an enthralling senunar in his history class about Mikail- Gorbachev's Ieadeirship of the cemmunist party in the now defunct U.S.S.R. Most memorable was Mike's guest speaker, Mrs. R. Gorbachev, former irst lady, who gave a tearful dissertation on her three days of terror during the attempted coup. The entire class was riveted by the lecture, save Christian Rock, who seemed cooly disinterested when he asked, 'Wait a minute, who are you again?" Otherwise, the presentation was a grand success. Also occurring asat week te, the delight cf thousands cf Do'Csters was our annual S p ring and Prom Fashion Show. Yeurs truly auditioned for a modelling position, but for some reason, organizer V. Breinner seemed most adamant that I net appear on stage. She assured me tt I would beocf more use backstage, where nobody could see me. I tried te argue, but ended up confined te the dressing room, the adjoining refreshment stand being my sole consolation. The audience responded meet favourably te the gala, and reacted with near hysterics when John Ritter took the stage, looking smashing ini threads from Tuxedo Royale, and sang an accapella version of the Three's Company theme song. Apparently, however, it was al an uncannv misunderstandinoz and ?r. Bitter looked most embarrassed at the situation. Ail the models cf the evening looked fabulous, and rousing applause te the coordinators and sponsors for making theshow as grand as it was. That'sail for now. Until next time .. STUDENTS from four Whitby elementary participated in the all-Durham folk jamboree held last Tbursday at Father Austin. sclioois dance Leo J. 1 Photo by Mark Reesr, Whtbh F.. r.. STORYTELLERt, writer and puppeteer Soinja Duinnr was at St. Matthew's Catholie school last week. Dumn, whose latest book is called <Rapun- zels PRap,' encourages children to write books and mua iMdcreiq5epup Uçýof their own. by b*&e, Md*yW r"~ College's '25th'. events planned Durham College, celebrating its 25th anniversary, is planni*ng events for Durham graduates the weekend of Nov. 13 andl14. Activities will include tours, Monte Carlo Night, ports events and a 25th anniversary dance at the- Lviv HaM, Oshawa. Ail graduates of Durham dCollegeare invited te, write or eaUl with their current address to ensure they receive registration information.' <Thle alumni office is located at the coilege, 200 Simece St. N., Oshawa, Ont. LRH 7L7. or eaUl toll free 1-800-668-5843, ext. 368, and local (416> 576-0210, ext. 369. The Durham Board of Educa- tion'sixth annual Geography Pair will be held on Thursay, M!y 14 in Oshawa. e fair will behbeld atR&S.' :MLaughhnù* CVI, from 1 te 3 p.m. and 7 te 9 p.m. Abo0ut 300 situdents are expec- ted to take part in the fair, with prizes awarde for the best pro- jeets. EMOTIONS UNLINIE Feeling anger, lonelineas, despair, jea]ousy, resentment,* depression? Join the Emotions Anonymous' su pport group te bo beld Thursda at 8 p.m. For- location and more information, oeil 666-4137 or 436-9781. 1 ý-