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Whitby Free Pres; W dedybcie 1 96 ae ~*uirkinf& i 1winners in two categories i(beat engineering design and best esthetic design) will be anniounced. inlues panel of judges inldsVeronica Meury of the Amnerican Society of Automotive Engineers; Thorston Korseck of the Canadian Society of Automotive Engineers; Gary McCullough of General Motors; the chair, director, a trustee, communications manager, --administrative officer, business facilitator and science facilitator of the Durhami Board Of Education; three representatives fom DuPont; two representatives from Sandoz; representative of Buffett Taylor & Associates; representative of Rotary Sumrise Club. World in Motion IU has been a three-month, project for Henry students, involving theîr cross-Curricular alisl in the are'as Of Surverying, art work and, design, math, science and computer sicilis technical testing,' producti' design a nd maricetng. Two more Henry Street Good show! BELLWOOD P~TUDENTS enjoy a présentation a cheque for $335 to Denise House. the, money during a rmentassmbly in which they presented was raised by sellin.tikesfra Phloto by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Pres j>nc Get ready te bust a moi Depending on when you re thîs article, there are oi 144 hours, 8,640 min~utes, 518,400 seconds until 7:1 p.m., Tuesday. Hope yc have your ticket, becau this all-requ est dance going te go down in Sincla hlstory. We know you are dying1 put on your semaI-formi attire, but reast th temptation for fear of a spi]i Don't missm the chance t handjive with Our Solid Go]i dancers. As you stop tA purchase your dance ticket In front of the caf, make sur, te also buy your tickets foi the talent show or] Wednesday. Sinclair skiers begfin their holiday early next week. Students take off Tuesday foi a week of fun in the snow in Banff. They are sick of the green grass and are heading to the snowbound west. We know everyone has been counting down the days since sulMer, 80 we hope you al have an arnazing time on the slopes together. Time is running out! There is just over one week left to. bring In food, clothing and toys for charit3. So put down this paper, do it now, and corne back te us in five. Glad te see you back. Sinclairs second issue of its publicatioi n ifiI give you a Headrushl Copies of Headrioeh are out this week, so make sure you have your quarters in hand. Trumpets and flutes and saxes - oh myf Corne out and support Sinclair's finest as they host a night full of music. Make your date for 7 p.m. tonight, 'you won't be sorry. You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not peut we're telling you why, Santa Claus is coming te town! Santa is only watching EDEN-1youth to > àHunter /Alana Koster 'IairSecondarySchool fight discrimi nation. ve! for two more weeks so ... ti ead then ... be good and play by nlY the rules. tAndersoDn bo Another frantic week at Ls ACVI has corne and gone, le and we are that much dloser r to the end of the semester. n On Tuesday night Anderson held the annual r Trivia Night to raise money for th e drma >epartnent's r production of Roraeo and Juliet. A good time was had by ail and the wlnners came > away with bragin rights until next year's competition when they return to defend their tities as Anderson's trivia champions. Speaing of Romeo and Juliet, tickets are on sale now and can be purchased in the front foyer at lunch. Auditions for the annual Christmnas concert and talent show are this week at lunch. If you have a festive song to sing or talent to show off to the rest of the sehool,, then sign the sheet beside the door ini student services. Do you have a sweet tooth? If so, DECA (Andersons association of business students) 15 selling lollipops for 75 cents during lunchtime. Many flavours are available, 80 get yours today and help support DECA. I have an ISU due this week and my thesis is reading a one or two on the thesis-o-metre (warning, thesis meltdown!). Perhaps you can relate. A youth committee has been fornied.by the Multi- cultural Councîl of Oshawa- Durham. EDEN (E9uality in Dur- ham, Equîty Network) wants te fighit discrimina- tion and encourage equa- it3, according te t h e multi- cultural council. The group's aims include promoting a botter under- standing of the many cul- tures in the community, te give school representatives better communications Student Crimestoppers boards to be recognized brea the barriers of féar andà resentment which ignorance breeds,» form a hink-up of aIl Durham~ school equity committees, have: schools and youtli committees promote aware- ness of discrimination of any type. Schools wishing te, send representatives te the- next EDEN meeting can contact youth committee chair Ione Joseph at 725-3819 or mul- ticultural council president o even tngh school Stu- dent Crimeýstoppers boards will be installeed during ceremonies at the Durham Board of Education head- quarters building on Jan. student Crimestoppers pro- 16, 10 a.m. Six previouslY installed student boards will receive certificates of recogniton for their efforts "ntth gram in their schools. R@rdGERS- Commu!n ity1 A Proudly presents TaIk to Santa! à Cail in and tell Santa your Christmas Wish! ACorne down to the Rogers Community 10 Studio Iocated at 301 Marwocd Drive and visit Santa in person. A Please bring a -non-perishable food item with you for those Iess fortunate. A Happy Holidays from Rogers Cablesystems! r à EL Six groups of four students each from Henry Str:eet High School will corne together Dec. 17 at the Durham Board o f Ed uc at io n Centre headquarters building for judging of their World in Motion II projects. The kick-off for the one-of- a-kind project in Canada took place Oct. 3 at the ashool when Gary McCullough, environmental and safety director of General Motors of Canada, charged the teams of Grade 9 students with the task of using a small box of components to create, build, test and market a new toy. The project is the brainchild Dec. 17 will be the culmination of their combined efforts. Beginning at 6 p.m., students will display their toys and answer judges' questions about their capabilities. At 7 p.m., students 'will begfin their multi-media presentations, outlining the many stepe they took in the design and creation of their models. At 8 p.m., the final judging takes place'and the overaîl for Iibrar writing conteit classs i akeonth Witers of ail ages are invited to participate in the Whitby Public Library writing contest. There are three contests and five different age categories relating to the theme," "A library says a lot about a town." The contéat is do-sponsored bY the Whitby PubliceLibrary board and Whitb3' Business in Action. Cash pnizes worth $1,000 are available to be won, and will be awarded dur*gWhtby Library Week in t Oobr1997. The three contest categories - poetry, essays and short stories, plUs3 photographe with captions - are divided into five age groupe. Participants must be residents of Whitb3' at the time of entry, and must have an active Iibrary membership. The first deadjine for entries is Jan. 15, 1997, and the last is Sept. 15, 1997, and then grand prize winners will be selected by a panel of judges. Caîl 668-6541, ext. 23, for additional information, or pick.up a flyer outlining the contest at any branch of the Sunday, Deceinber I 5th, Monday, Dece mber I 6th . 6:OO PM - 8.:OOpm Tuesday, -December I lth 6OOpm - 8.OOpm .1 m e - ------ - Me. , ýkmk , 1 1.: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . 1 1 > 1