PAGE .12ZWEDNESDAY ABRIIL,i8,WIYFREPES HIGH SCHOOLNEWS WEEK Anderson team makes whirlwind tour of Europe By CATHAL FLYNN-POST Anderson C.V. On March 10, the An- derson Rugby team lef t on their tour of England, Wales and France. Their first stop was in L ondon where they took a three-hour bus tour. They saw such sights as Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street and Big Ben. From London, they proceeded to Dover where each team played two games; the midget team losing both and the juni ors- splitting the decision with one win and one loss. While in Dover, they stayed at the Duke of York Royal Military Academy. The hospi- tality was excellent and the team thoroughly en- joyed their stay there. From Dover the team. travelled to Boulogne, France for a day.- From France, they tr-avelled back to Dover and on to Bristol. While in Bristol, each team played another two games and each team lost both of their games. Their stay in 'Bristol was also enjoy- able and they toured the eity and the surrounding area. While in Bristol the host sehool organized dances for the team at the Rugby club and once again the hosts were excellent. From Bristol the sehools travelled into Wales where their first stop was in the Swansea area. The teams played another two games each and once again both teams lost. Many of the boys on the tour still say that their stay in the Swan- sea area was the best on the tour. While in Swan- sea, the team went to a disco, swimming and many players went to the seaside which was a majestic sight. One of the teachers took 110 pictures I From Swansea, the team went to Amanford in the Aman Valley. While in Amanford, the midget team played one game and 'lost and the juniors played two games and once again split the decision with one win and one loss. Touring in the Aman Vailey i nvolved visiting a castle, a thirteenth century pub and the final night the team had a typical Welsh meal and celebration. The team returned to Canada on March 26 and had a safe flight across fromn Heathrow to Toronto. On March 30, a teamn from Fishguard, Wales, arrived in Toronto. The Anderson team hosted them and played sever- al games against the visiting club. The results will be revealed latex'! "Green-eyed m'onster", rampant, at 1DO'C R m te PI AI A., Ch ~1 ~1 1 (~ THE DURHAM, BOARD 0F EDUCATION KIN DERGARTEN REG ISTRATION WHITBY SCHOOLS Parents of chilciren who wIII attain the age of 5 years by the iast day of 1983 are requested to register their children for kindergarten for the sohool year 1983-1984 at the public school serving their district according to the foliowing schedule. DR. R. THORNTON P.S. 723-9912 Monday, Aprîl 18 and Tuesday, April 19 -9:00A.M-12:00 1:00 P.M-3:30 P.M. .COL. E. FAREWELL P.S. REGISTER AT E.A. FAIRMAN P.S. 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Irth certif icate as proof of age and record of im- unIzation for the school nurse should be presen- ci at time of registration. LEASE CONTACT YOUR SCHOOL TO ARRANGE N APPOINTMENT TIME FOR REGISTRATION. K.D. MUNROEI 'Director1 .S. WINTER mirman 3354 By COLLEEN CREIGHTON DO'C High Schooi Envy? Jealousy? Maybe a little bit of both. Whatever it was, it ran rampant last week when many people re- turned to school tanned! Personaily, my body was invaded by the big, green-eyed monster every time I saw a smil- ing, tanned face. Any- way, whether you sweated it out(down in the sunny south or froze it out up here in unsea- sonably cold weather, I'm sure you enjoyed your March Break. We returned to move into an important and A music night wiil be held at Henr'y Street High School Friday, April 22 starting at 7:30 M XPM1FAMI CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE ALTERATIO NS AND REPAIRS * . WHAT IS DRYCLEANING? M - What is dry- When'this occurs, Solvent is also * cleaning?" This a titille water and held ln a storage * question is often detergent are add- tank for recovery asked. Miany peo- ed to the solvent. instead of draining Mw,,-ple believe that This mixture acts imb he sewer. * their clothes are with the-solvent 10 Solvent is recover- cleaned "dry." But remnove the water- ed for Iwo reasons * that is flot sol ln 'soluble sMains. - îo prevent poilu- Wldrycleaning your Sometimes, due go tion and go keep M clothes are clean- humid weather costs down. Sol- * ed ln a liquid conditions. water vent is expensive M solvent for a short may not be nece-s- and just one ioad M lime. The "dry" sary.' The libers requires at least means simply that may have absorb- 3<00 gallons of SOl- M the solvent con- ed enough vent go flow M M tains Mille, If any. moisture from the .through the dry-M M water. air go work with the cleaning machine. M M There are three solvent ln Before being re-M different types of removing ail types covered. filtration solvent that a of soli. and distillation M cleaner may use. I)rycleaning and purify the used M M Ail three solvents washing machines soivent.M M work the same - look alike but the Bring yourM * hey dissolve and operation is differ- clothes Io K&M lift1 away SOUS. ent. Soivent cleaners and we M Ail stains are flot flows coninuously will be happy to M removed by soi- during the answer ail your vent but can be drycleaning opera- questions on dry-M removed by water. lion. cleaning.M * "A Cleaning Service for the Entire Family"M M» 112 COLBORNE ST. W., WHITBY 668-2831 W serîous week - Holy Week, the last week in the liturgical season of Lent. It was a special time here at DO'C as it was designated "lPeace Week". The routine morning announce- ments were moved to the next period so that members of the Peace Committee could help us begin each day with readings, poems and songs to. awaken our awareness of. the need for world peace. on Holy Thursday there was a Peace Service at St.. John's Church 'and on Good Friday a bus- load of DO'C students were transported to, p.m. The Henry Street Con- cert and Intermediate Bands will be featured as well as the Williams- ville East High School Band from New York state. The Central Colle- giate jazz- choir of Oshawa and the Wes' Lynde Publie school band will also give per-, Nathan Philips Square for an ecumenical peace service. Thanks to al those who made Holy Week a special time - especially Mr. Modeste, Sr. Yvonne and mem- bers of the Peace Com- mittee., As for other activities, the badminton club has begun. Mr'. Stafford and student enthusiasts have been hard at it in the gym on Tuesday nights. (Maybe Mr. Stafford will be present- able by the end of the seasoni) And yes, it is report time again. Friday is the day!1 Good luck to everyone. formances. ickets are $1.'50 and can be obtained from Middleton'sý. Stationary shop, West Lynde Public School, Whitby Senior Publicsehiool «or any member of the music department .at Henry* Street High Sehool. TIckets can be- purchased at the door. LA CONTESSAI HAIR SALON SUPER SPECIALS Mondays Perms - 1/2 Price Wednesdays l/2 Price on every other service (except Perms) (This off erapplies to Susan only.) Cail for your app(intmenl nov. 119 (,REEN ST., WIIITBYN 668-9262 THE CORPORATION 0F ' TH E TOWN OF WHITBY TOWN 0F WHITBY 1983 MUNICIPAL TAX NOTICE SECOND INSTAILMENT The second Instalîment of taxes for 1983 is due and payable April 15, 1983. If payment is fot received by the due date, penalty will be added on- the f irst day of default and the flrst day of each calen- dar month so long as non-payment con- tinues, at the rate of 11¼4% per month or part thereof. Taxes may be paid at any Whltby bank wlthout bank collection charges or at the Municipal Office, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Deborah A. Smart, Tax Collector, TOWN OF WH ITBY. Calling ail band-lo vers LOI 9 Ni%. &%Ou m E F K pi LI N .E h. m m 1