-# PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Henry High team wins safety contest for the seclond consecutive year à For the second consecutive year, a team of four students from Henry Street HighSchool has won the regional finals of the Industrial Accident Pre- vention Association's Safety Awareness Contest. The Henry High tearu won the finals by one point, 31-30 over Dunbarton High School, at the Genosha Hotel in Oshawa last Wednesday. Members of the winning teai'n are John Forbes of Grade 10, his brother Murray Forbes of Grade 12, Robynn Ibbitson of Grade il, and Blair Cleveland of Grade 9. The team will proceed to Barrie on Feb. 14 to compete against the Simcoe County - team. Last year Henry Hfigh won the Durham Regional finals and placed seventh in Ontario, says the team's coach, Brian Graham, a machine shop A special volunteer co- ordinators' workshop on orientation and training of volunteers will be held at Durham College on Feb. 24 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The workshop is the first set up by the Volunteer Co-Ordinators of Durham Region,- an organization representing a number of social service agencies in the region. Members of the organiza- tion are the Whtby Psychia- tric Hospital, Durham Centre fo r the Developmentally Handicapped, Pineridge Train- ing Sehool of Bowmanville, Hope Centre of Oshawa, Family andçChildren's Services Distress Centre, Probation and Aftercare, John Howard Society, Birthuight, Big Sisters, and the .Volunteer Action Centre of Oshawa. The Volunteer Action Centre of Oshawa worked on behalf of the volunteer teacher. This year 42,000 students from 147 schools are competing across the province, he says. Each member of the Henry High tearn which defeated Dunbartori last week received a cash prize of $15, an IAPA crest and a regionai champion- ship crest. The TAPA safety awareness program is operating in many secondary schools in Ontario. says Mr. Graham. In Septem- ber and October, 300 Henry students tried out for the team, which was selected on Oct. 24, to compete against Dunbarton High School, Anderson Collegiate and Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa. The contest last Wednesday consisted of 48 questions posed to the panel of students in a "Reach for the Top" format. Each student had four questions directed at co-ordinators' group to obtain financial assistance from the Secretary of State to set up the Feb. 24 workshop. Two trainers from the East York YWCA wil conduct the workshop, which is designed to stimulate participants into crea ting the ir own "machinery " out of the avaitable resources to apply to their own situation. The Volunteer Co-ordina- tors' group intends to plan more workshnps in the future and organize presentations to large companies on volunteer- ing ini the community. Corporate donors and spon- sors of volunteer organiza- tions retirees and pre-retirces are being considered also as target groups for this presen- tation. Furtherinformation on the Voluriteer Co-Ordinators' group and the Feb. 24 work- shop can be obtained by calling 723-3531. him, and there were 16 toss- up questions. The questions covered al aspects of safety. The students had put in about 50 hours of preparation for the competition. Mr. Graham points out that the students who won the contest are among the top students in the school and are a good choice for employment in the summer. Mr. Graham will be taking the Henry High teamn to Ryerson Polytechnical Insti- tute Feb. 22 for a contest which will be filmed by the IAPA for promotion purposes. The film will be shown across Ontario, says Mr. Graham. Coach Bilan Graham stands behind tlhe members of Henry Street High School's winning safety awareness contest team. From. left to right are: John Forbes, Murray Forbes, Robynn Ibbitson (captain), and Blair Cleveland. The team won the reglonal championship Iast Wednesday and goes on to compete with the Simcoe County teamn in Barrie on Feb. 14. PHO TO ÉKI NG- VALENTINE'S DAY, SAVTNGS PENTAX K-1000 CHROME F2.0 55MM LENS W/CASE $249.95 54.95 19.95 1.89ý 7.99 8.95 FLASH GADGET BAG C 135-20 FILM PHOTOFINISH 0F lst FILM 1-A FI LTER 1 1 1 VALENTI NE'S LSALE PRICE SAVINGS OF. TOTAL $343.68 $269.9c. 73o,69 PENTAX KX CHROME WITH i .8-55MM LENS W/CASE Regular Price $O i Sale Price SAME DAY PHOTOFIN ISHING ON KODACOLOR FILMS We use KODAK paper for the good look 601 DUNDAS ST, W., WHITBY Corner of Dun dao St. & Francis 1 $279.95 PENTAX K2 CHROME WITH i .8-55MM LENS W/CASE Regular Price '0 Sale Price $38 9 [iISAIWEW O, 0'17 Il Eli N' p.m.CMEA 9A.m. - Volunteer workshop Feb. 24 Peter Barker D.T1 Denture Therapist 111 Dundas St., West Whitby 668-1464 GREAT WALL CHINESE à CANADIAN, RESTAU RANT- 668-7021 668-7301 FREE DELIVERY BUSINESS IHOURS MMmuy .-lbudy .... Il a.m. - I-&Mm. Fridey md SaturilY.... 11 a. n-3 S.. Sum.my ............... .. O.M.10P now open Tueudays 116 Dunms t VOt 668-1555 1 *MOND-AY - FRIDAY 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.