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PAGE 12. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS Anderson, Henry Street,- Denis O'Connor HIlGH SCHO OL NE WS WEEK Da lngplay-a-thon raises'i$3,300 -for ACYT band Students who enioY ACVT Outers Club a of Mr. McGary and Mr. ing in the wintry War- 'Oshawa Kirby Ski Club. the skiers will un- of a sound syste m and skiing, camping, swimming and horse- back riding find the popular diversion from the daily routine. Under the supervision ALCOHOL FUEL TO HELP YOU PRODUCE YOUR OWN ALCOHOL FUEL FREEDOM FUEL CORPORATION has " Hydromneter kits* Enzymes " Books on alcohol production * Dstillers yeast " Blueprints for stilîs, " Manuai for converting yourengine to use alcohol FOR COMPLE PRICELIST WRITE: 9 VIctory Avenue Winchester Kentucky U.S.A. 40391 ......... - -' THE CORPORATION OF THETOWNOFWHITBY ...?NOTICE 0F INTENTION NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to pass a by-iaw to change the name of part of thie high- way known as Chestnut Street to Regency Crescent. The change ln streel name will apply to ail. of that portion 0f Chesinut Street, east 0f Hickory Street, as shown hereunder. The change in street name is necessitated as a resuit of the approval of a plan of subdivision, east of Chestnut Street, whichi in- corporates a new street named "Regency Crescent". ln order for Regency Crescent to con- form to the criteria estabîished for a crescent, L.e., a street wth both ends terminating on the same street, and to provide clarity in determining its location, t is necessary to change the name of that portion of Chestnut Street, east of Hickory Street, to Regency Crescent. MAOLE TV TfEE KS .iii..i i 'ii ii ii AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE, that the Admini- strative Committee of Council wll, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. on the lSth day of March, 1982, ln Com- mittee Room One of the Whitby Municipal Build- ing, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, hear in person or by his counsel, solicitor, or agent any person who claims that he will be adverseîy affected by the by-law, and who applies to be heard. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this l7th day of Februa ry, A. D., 1982. Donald G. McKay, B.A., A.M.C.T., Clerk, The Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phone: 668-5803 Williams, club mem- bers plan and partake in many rigorous extra- curricuhar activities. They are- presently par- ticipating in a six-week survival swimmîng course in preparation for a four-day excursion to Algonquin Park in May. Prior to this, the members participated in activities like camp- saw Caves of Peter- borough and riding hor- ses in Ajax. The popularity of out- door activities at An- derson is also evident in the success of this year's Ski Club. Braving the cohd of winter, the eighty-eight members of the. club enjoyed fan- tastic skiing schussing down the slopes of the The membership in- cluded bus transporta- tion and eight nights of skiing ending on March 9. Members were also given the chance to im- preve their skiing technique by partaking in the* five-week lesson plan offered by the ski school. Once the season bas ended and skiis have been packed away, doubtedhy miss the diversion from the monotony of homework and look forward with anticipation to next, year's club. On a musical note, the Anderson Concert Banid held a 24-hour play-a- thon on Friday, February 19. The $3,300 raised is to be used to subsidize the purchase Spring fever hits D-O'C By LISA JEPPESEN Denis O'Connor H.S. March'bas appeared and spring fever is highly contagious in the halls of DO'C. The junior boys' basketball team did well in their game against Cartwright High School, winning 39 to 33. The girls' volleyball team is soon to play in LOSSA, and they are participating in a tournament at Paul Dwyer in Oshawa today. The choir tour was quite a success. The choir members returned tired but happy after the ninth school in four days. Break Day coincided with the hast tour day. At the arena, Red House emerged as the victor in hockey. On the slopes at Kirby, seniors FISHER REFRIGERATION & APPLIANCE PARTS NEW STORE OPENING Hwy. 12 - 1 mile N. of lights next to'Manhester Credit Union COMPLUTE LIME 0F APPLIANCE PARTS, NEW & USED stove elements, washer & dryer parts, etc. WE BUY & SELL NEW & USED APPLIANCES Open 9 -9 AMPLE PARKING 655-3233 LA CONTESSA HAIR SALON *SALES* MONDAYS ½/ PRICE PERMS FOR ALLTHE FAMILY TUESDAYS & WEDNESDAYS INTRODUCING SUSAN BOLDUC OUR NEW HAIRSTYLIST ½/ PRICEoN EVERYHAIR SERVICE AVAILABLE INCLUDING PERMS 668m9262 had a chance to display their skiing ability acquired at St. Donat. The Outing Club had a successful venture this month. It took place in Haliburton on the weekend of the l9th. Activities such as snow-shoeing and. cross country skiing kept the Outing Club members' complexions rosy. Six of our students attended a music workshop last weekend. Father Carey Landry, .a liturgist from the U.S., conducted the workshop. It proved to be an informative experience. In the academic realm, a math contest for grades 9, 10 and il was held on February 23. A science fair is to be held on April 25. All physics and biology students at DO'C will participate. Last week, Mr. Tom Lynch spoke to. various classes on the subject of abortion. He outlined present laws concerning the issues, and suggestions as to what could be done to amend these laws. His "'right to life" position was greatly respected. School jackets have just arrived., They feature our school colors, green and gold. Farewell to Mrs. Begy, our French and German teacher, who has departed on maternity leave. DO'C welcomes Mrs. Begy's replacement, Mrs. Wiselogel. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIýCýý 214 Dundas St. E., Whitb*ý 668-7797 Hours: Mon. - Sat. & Evenings By Appointment OnIy (acros. f rom Beer Store> hehp pay for a band ex- change with Kanata, Ontario. The 24-hour concert commenced Friday at 9 a.m. Band,Î members -had five minute breaks each hour, and a hahf hour for meals. The band members would like to thank alI the parents and friends who gave them their support. Special thanks go to Mrs. Waterhouse. and Mrs. White for the spaghetti; Mrs. Horne for the chili and bot chocolate; Joe Peeters for the doughnuts; Mrs. Bowyer for the choco- late echairs and Mrs. Mclntyre for the cup- cakes. For those interested in activities pertaining to student government watch next week's arti- cle which wihl feature our student council and the forum program. Newspaper Staff: Lori Brimbecom, Jasmin Thomas, Heather Par- don and Rob Needham. Help If you have a few hours free and would like to be of real assist- ance in your comrnu- nity, give the Whitby Public Library a caîl. The library needs vohunteers to help cover Stheir Communitv, Irtter- mation D.cak7' t is in- tereg!±..ig' work in phea- *sant surroundings and you will neyer get a bet- ter opportunity to find *out the wealth of ser- vices Whitby has to of- fer. Plus you will be help- ing fehlow citizens use their community better. Typing is essential. For more information call 668-6531 or 668-6541. If you are interested in economi- cal and effective advertising, àsk me about our advertisingg street maps, please. DON. BOWER Romian Cathollc Churches HOLY FAMILY ST. JOHN TH E EVANGELIST Saturday Masses at St. Paul's School 903 Gif f ard St. 668-3676 200 Garrard Rd. Sunday Masses at Anderson Collegiate, 400 Anderson St. MASSES Ojust above Dundas St.) 576-2098 Saturday, 7 p.m. MASSES Sunday, 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m. "Know that 1 arn wlth you alwayi; yes to the end of timne."