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Whltby Free Press, Wednesday, October 21, 199~2, Page 25 THE DURHAM Womens'Teachers Fede- ration held a ceremony recently to induot 182 new members, a resuit of the Durham board hiring 200 new teachers. Federation director Maret Sadem-Thompson (Ieft) pre- sents Stephanie Boivin with her member- ship certificate, while federation president Jenifer Cormier (right) welcomes new member Kristina Burbidge. Photo by Mark Reesor. WhItby Free Press Public meeting about tamily lite Ratepayers, parents, educa- tors, trusteees and priests are invited -te a public- information session te be helti on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at Father Leol J. Austin Catholic Secondary School, 1020 Dryden Blvd., Whitby. .The firet session will be helti from 1:30 te 3 p.rn., with a repeat session from 7 te 8:30 p.m. Centred around the topic <Farnily Life in the 90s,' farnily life consultant I)iana Scahili, an interesting, relevaânt and thought- provolung speaker, will give the An informal discussion and question perîod will follow. ' For more information, cae Laura -Sheehan at> 576-6150, ext. 282. I ~ AMPS fundraiser Giant garage sale -Oct. Anderson CVIs Music Parents' Society (AMPS) ill fiholti a giant indoor garage sale on Saturday, Oct. 31,"9 a.m. te 4 p.rn., in the school gym. Music stutients anti thefr Caznilies will b. selling mnerchan- dise te raise rnoney for atrip te Musicfest '93 in Edmronton next May., Proceetis fromn the sale will ho useti by students te help defray some of the travel costs. AMPS will bo refreshinents throughout with hot dogs, pop an goods on the menu. .Tables will also be am the public who are inte participating in the sale of $10 per table, one students have been a datedt. For more iniormati John Visser at 6684 Sheena Hunter at 666-51 Heather Oleson FATHER LEO Je AUE £L veu ecsued xVs about turne te mention some of our great school teains. Sports is a-big part of aur school, anti we have rnany teains te ho prouti of. Once again we have matie history in tennis ini Durham Region. Our junior mixeti doubles teain, Lindsay Branti anti Joe McCann, captureti the golti modal at.LOSSAIlast week. They served, voleyeti anti rallieti their way te the finals, wnning their mnatches 6-3, 6-0, 8-3 anti 8-0. Bath Lindsay anti Joe will now advance te DYSSA. This will ho the first teain ever te rpeent Durhamn Region at DYSAWay te go, tearn! Our fabulous junio soccer tearn is also on il victory. The last gaine Port Perr ended with a 7-0. Keep it up, guys! Duing the past cc weeks, aur school lias bx with presentations from universities anti colleges. welcome representative Guelph, Brock, McMaster anti other i of higher learning te i senior stutients. What can we say, the, dying te "enroil our mani schlars 31 Millard TRAFALGAR CASTLE ...........J There seenîs ta be a renewed spirit amond studentg here, selling boarders andi day girls alike, as it the day, the Thanksgiving weekend nd baked provided a relaing break. Some people have shown vailable te interest in learning what a Bresteti in boarde9-s life is like, so N ,at a cost tiecidedt t cover some of the key ce rnusic moments that help or hinder us accommo- daily q T start wIith, picking up the ion, cail mail becomres a mati rush when 3135 or it's first dropped off and sorted, 171. anti telephone calîs after study hall, either inconiing or outgoing, are a treasureti commodity. This year, some new girls had te learn how to do laundry on Nta their own. There were some L 1 A sweaters that shrank, some LJA colours that ran, and one or two socks disappeared but I amn happy - te report that there have been qiTIN few caÊualties since. ' ' It gets a itecayron here, anti a lot of Kodak moments carne up during the course of a or boys' week. One of the best anti worst ts way te things about living heré is that eagainst you are nover alone -- that can iscore of leadt t a lack of privacy, but ýou can neyer feel sorry for yourself 'OUP6 ofbecause there is always someone *ue bs o oufor you. different Upcorning events include our 4.We Wil hosting of the FPulforti tebatirig es from teurnament involving 18 other Quee'sscholson Nov. 21; the Halloween Qtiueens Baaa the junior anti formal Sorm our dances; the Blue Jays in the As wéel, our soccer tearn was te ?yareall battle tep-ranlced Branksome on tyAustin Monday -if wewin, we'lbein the playoffs. Cheryl-Ann MacKean A NDERSON, C.V.L. Ail of us have, at one tirne or another, made a praiseworthy effort to do an extra special job.' Ninety per cent of the time we don't get the recognition we- feel that we deserve for working above and beyond the. cail of duty. However,' Anderson feels that extending acknowledgement to, those who are entitled will g*v them the incentiveý to aim high every time. I believe that *if people are supporteti in their actions then they will strive to do a comnable, job. That's why Anderson will be assembling two award nights this week. The junior awards ceremony wilI ho held tomnorrow night. This will recognize students in grade 10, il and 12 for their special achievements. Awards for accomplishrnents in sports a.nd academios will be given. Commencement will ho held, on Friday for those students who have graduated from Anderson and will be returning to receive that piece of paper' that represents the last four or five yearis of their lives. These people are a generation of the future and will bernoving on to jobs, universities and colleges. Tiffany Wright will be valedictorian, addressing the gathering on behalf of her fellow stà-dents. Colleges and universities will be conducting seminars at the school this week. For those thinking' about, attending a university, Waterloo, Trent and Queens representatives will be at the school. On the. other hand, students wishing to stick a little ed oser -te, home and attend.a college -rnay join representativeà tourin1 Anderson from Humber ang Durham. Counselors in our gLuidance'office are certainly busy getting students prepareti right now. Guidance staff aren't the only ones busy at Anderson. Our student council members ended their fundraising sale of chocolate bars last Fiiday. The coundcil will now be collecting the mroey from- the sales and wilI determine if we've reached this year's goal. As well, last week endeti the sale of Anderson leather jackets. On the sports scene this week (Way >te, go, Jays!). Anderson's soccer team will- be playing Vanier and, Port Perry high schools. Anderson's hockey teain is now selling Raiders t-shirts. (They are of fine, durable quality and will last wash after wash). Next Wednesday is D-day for a1l students. at Anderson __ interim reports will be distributed te students after school ini their homerooms. This repr will lot the students andti teir parents know just how well that they, have- been doing sinco .thi. beginning of the year. *l le KEVIN COPELAND (Ieft) and BarryCoyne empty fruit and Vegtable scraps into the composter at St. Theresa's sohool. Every day, rain or shine, two grade four students collect compostable material from the sohool and feed the composter. Photo by Mark Reesor. Whltby Free Press