Whitby Free Press, 14 Oct 1981, p. 16

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PAGE 16, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1981, WHITBY FREE PRESS Henry High's football teams defeating all comers By SHARON CAMERON Henry St. H.S. Congratulations are in order for many of the students of Henry Street High School. The foot- ball garne against Ux- bridge October 1, proved an easy win for both the junior and senior teams. The junior Hawks came away with a 20 to 6 victory over the Tigers. The senior Hawks also soared in with a winning attitude. They jumped in with both feet and walked away with a 34 to 0 win. On October 2 the boys' junior Volleyball team won the quarter finals against Mowat but lost to O'Neill in the finals. But October 6 was a 1981 1981 1981 1981 good day for the boys' team. Playing Central in Oshawa, the junior team won all five of the games. Hopefully, the team will continue to play this well through- out the rest of the season. The girls' basketball teams were also busy. Although the junior team lost by one point to the Ajax team on Oc- tober 6, the senior and midget teams won. The midget game was a very close one, 27 to 23 being the final score. The senior basketball game, however, seemed to be easier to win for the Hawks. The girls came away with a 50 to 34 score. Even our golf team is at full swing. On Oc- tober 1, Tod Chasezew- ski, Scott Kapusinski, Todd Stauffer and Grant Hogg came up with a second place finish in the LOSSA champion- ships. The tournament was played at the Thun- derbird Golf Club in Ashburn. First place was taken by Pickering High School while McLaughlin from Oshawa placed third. While we are speaking of sports, the big game of the season for Henry Street and Anderson Collegiate will be played tomorrow. In order to give enough time for our two pep rallies and to handle the class time equally, all of the classes will be shor- tened. From fourth period, FORD FAIRMOUNT FUTURA 2 dr., beautiful robin egg blue ext. with matching int., split dk. blue vinyl roof, auto. trans., 6 cyl., pis, pib, AM/FM stereo cass., flight bench seat, int. w.s. wipers, tilt steering wheel, air cond., p. win- dows, spoke wh. covers, pow. door locks and much more. 1981 List$11,226.30. FAIRMONT FUTURA DECORA STATION WAGON Finished in bittersweet met. with matching int., squire option, completely loaded with air cond., AM/FM stereo cass., pis, pib, cruise control, pow. wind., bucket seats, console, auto. trans., deluxe luggage plus much more. 1981 List $12,970.90. GRANADA GLX 4 dr., finished in fawn glow med. met. w. matching interlor, auto. trans., 6 cyl., pis, p/b, pow. wind., pow. locks, spoke wheel covers, air cond., AM/FM stereo cassette, lux. cloth int., pow. trunk, tinted glass, etc. 1981 List $11,965.40. FORD F-150 SUPERCAB Complete with XLT lariat pack, dec. int., deluxe tutone tan and dark chamois ext., 302 V8, auto. trans., sliding rear window, pis, p/b, pow. win- dows, sport wheel covers, Winnibago box cover, con. group, low mount rec. mirrors, rear step bumper, etc. 1981 List $13,456.90. which will run last, the students who have bought their tickets will get out at 1:10 p.m. to go to the games. The students who do not buy tickets will stay in period four classes until dismissal at 3:20 p.m. The tickets are $1.50 with a student's card and you will receive a button when you buy your ticket. I would also like to congratulate Anne Ot- tenbrite, a grade ten student at Henry, who made the Canadian swim team. There are a lot of field trips going on right now. The grade eleven law classes have already gone to the Police Museum in Toronto, and on October 8, Mrs. A. SALE PRICE S0352075 SALE PRICE $11 940a20 SALE PRICE $1 09880.40 SALE PRICE $12,514 40 THIS IS JUST A SMALL SELECTION OF OUR 1981 DEMOS. WE ALSO HAVE MANY MORE DEMOS AND NEW 1981 MODELS ON SALE WITH TREMENDOUS SAVINGS AVAILABLE. COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SAVINGS NOW AND TALK TO THE PROFESSIONALS AT 576- 800 815 King St. W., Oshawa, Ont. CABLE READY TV! * NO CONVERTER NEEDED * 105 CHANNEL CAPABILITY • 3 YEAR FULL WARRANTY • ELECTRONIC TUNING • COMPUTER SPACE COMMAND 2500 REMOTE CONTROL " ON SCREEN CHANNEL NUMBER AND TIME DISPLAY SALE $97500 PRICE SPECIAL ALL TV SERVICE CALLS WITH THIS AD. ONLY 1250 I.--- Blair's law class went to the Whitby Jail. English students will be atten- ding the play 'Comedy of Errors' by William Shakespeare on October 20 in Stratford. On November 2, the music students will be visiting Massey Hall for the day. The grade 10 and 12 sociology classes travelled to Oshawa Oc- tober 7 to get an inside look at Col. R.S. McLaughlin's mansion. Several of Henry's students last year, played for the Oshawa Generals. Four of them were drafted to the NHL. Bob Kucheran went to the Buffalo Sabres, Dan Revell to the New York Islanders, Mitch Lamoureux to Pittsburg Penguins and Greg Stefan to the Detroit Red Wings. Mike Lekun, along with Revell and Lamoureux, still play for the Generals and Pat Poulin, who came to the Generals from out West, went back to play for the Regina Pats but recen- tly quit to become a lead singer in a rock group. Congratulations and good luck to all of you! Action at Anderson With October here and -our first.column finally hitting the presses, we thought that a review of the very busy month of September at Anderson was in order. School started early in September and in the first week, one of the most popular events of the whole year was held: Initiation. This is the time when all the senior students can vent their frustrations (in a friendly way) on the minor niners. This year the Grade 9 boys were dressed as angels and the girls as devils. Of course, kangaroo court was again the major crowd-pleaser. How- ever, the Frosh were awarded for their tor- ment with a free sock hop at noon. Sports also started in a big way in September at Anderson. Boys' volleyball and girs' basketball were under way with both practices and games in Septem- ber. The football teams also started their seasons, the junior team with a record of 2-1 was playing excellent ball. Although it lost its first three games, the senior team showed flashes of brilliance and hopes are still high for a better season. Boys' and girls' intramurals both got started with the girls playing soccer and the boys, pegball. Anderson's first dan- ce was held on Friday, September 25, and for everyone who attended it, it was a great suc- cess. Herman Valckx, an Anderson favourite, was the D.J. at this Sadie Hawkin's Dance and the good turnout proved that Anderson had not lost its school spirit and enthusiasm over the summer. Anderson's Concert and Stage Bands have also been busy in Sep- tember. The Stage Band's first concert was held on Thursday, Sep- tember 17, at the Oshawa Legion Hall where the members M TWO NAMES YOU SHOULDN'T FORGET ;J H and FALCON T.V. SALES - REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES BLAIR PARK PLAZA 100 LUPIN DRIVE, WHITBY 668-6060 OSHAWA 426 SIMCOE ST. S. 723-0011 were welcomed by an appreciative audience. The Concert Band con- tinues to practice for its appearance at Gradua- tion on October 24 and for its concert at the Oshawa Centre on the 27th of October. September also marked the kick-off of our major fund-raising drive. On Wednesday, -September 30, the students were ad- dressed by Bob Ander- son, a representative of the Cadbury Chocolate Bar Company. The students will be selling Caramilk Chocolate bars for $2 each to raise money for school clubs and activities. In return for helping raise funds DO'C re to run their own activi- ties and clubs, the students can win an 'Anderson Milk Mug' and get tickets for a draw that will be held later. The prizes for this draw range from T- shirts to a black-and- white television. September was also the start of our Public Relations committee and this column. We hope to inform the public of Anderson's ac- tivities, past, present and future, and hope you will look for us in future editions of this newspaper. Reporters: Blair Morri- son, Lisa Stewart, Tracey Rogers, John Ormston. port By MIKE MURPHY Denis O'Connor The junior and senior girls' basketball teams played at home against Anderson on Tuesday. The Anderson girls took both games with scores of 36-26 for the juniors, and 62-39 for the seniors. The An- derson team was powerful and our girls put forth a good effort to the very end. The DO'C Outing Club is off to Presquile on the weekend of October 16. It's the first outing of the school year and the "under canvas" gang is busily praying that the foul weather will turn fair. The harsh Canadian wilds will be a challenge that will undoubtedly bring stories aplenty in the months ahead - at least until the winter outing. GOBLINS AND GHOSTS Halloween is just around the corner. Remember kids to wear bright colours out so drivers can see you. And parents, don't forget to check all the goodies your kids bring home. Let's make this a safe and fun holiday. MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL A petition was sent around the prenatal class at the Port Perry Hospital. The petition was to see whether there should be a mirror in the delivery room. Ail the parents-to-be were in favour. More to follow. O.N.O. HALLOWEEN DANCE Saturday, October 24 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Ross Jackman. Tickets are $8 per couple in- cluding bar privileges and lunch. There will be prizes for the best costumes. It all takes place at the Blackstock Community Centre. CANADA APPLE DAY Cubs and scouts from Blackstock, Caesarea, Scugog Island, Prince Albert and Port Perry will be selling apples for Canada Apple Day. Please show your support. KIDS' CORNER Remember kids, you still have a chance to win up to $15 just for writing what you think Christmas is. If you are under 13 you can enter simply by sending your letters to: Barbara Vansickler, Box 12, Group 3, R.R. 3, Port Perry, Ont. LOB 1NO, or drop them off at the Port Perry Pet Shop. Call 985-3447 with ar- ticles for this column. ENTERPRISE - FORD SALES LIMITED OFFERS THEIR 1981 DEMO CLEARANCE SALE m

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