PAGE 8,WEDNESDAY 0OCTOBER 26,1983, WH ITBY FR EE PRESS IHIGH SCHOOL'NEWS WEEK «TOYOTA Your local Toyota Dealer Parts 0 Sales' * Servicek 1025 Dundes St. W., Whltby k668n4792 Tor. Lino 686.22281 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIOj 683m6074 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN,0F WHITBY IN THE, MATTER 0..F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE, ACTI R.S.O. 1980, CHAPTER 337 AND IN' THE MATTER 0F THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO NOTICE 0F INTENT TO DESIG NATE' TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby"Intends to designate the property, Inciuding lands and buildings at the following municipal, addrées ' as property of ar- chitecturai value or interest under Part 4 of the Ontario Hertage Act, R.S.0. 1980 Chapter 337. The Shler-Willis House 800 Centre Street South Whitby, Ontario REASONSFOR DESIGNATION 0F, THE SHIER-WILLIS HOUSE (à ) Architectural The Shior-Wills House le a good example of On- tario vernacular cottage design. It dispiays many architectural eloments typicai of Its tîme inciuding a' simple yot elegant voranda trlmmed with treilliage, a panolied door wlth cut glass, sideiights and wooden shingles. (b) Historical The house was built ln 1868 for John Shier, the f Ir- et county engineer for Ontario County. Ho drew up Perry's and Werden's Plans upon which much of the oldor part of Whitby was bulit, and designed "Inveriynn" and "Perry's Castle". James Wills owned the house f rom 1901 unt.il Nis doath ln 1938. Wiiiis was a local businessman whio hold severai public positions Incîudlng that'0f Mayor from 1913-1914. Any person may, beforo November 25, 1983, send by registored mail or deliver ta the Ciork of the Town of Whitby notice of his or her objection to the proposod dosignation togothor with a statemnent of reasons for the objection and ail relevant facts. If such a notice of objection le received, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby shahi refer the matter to the Con- servation Review Board for a hearîng. DATED at the Town of Whitby this 26th day of Oc- tober, 1983. Donald G. McKay Town Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Excursions at Anderson, Even though it la early in the school year, many excursions have been planned and successfuily carrled out from Anderson Hlgh. On September 28, the grade il and 12 Family Studios Class went for the day Into downtown Toron.- to. While in Toronto, the classes visited'places such as Kensington Market, the Ecology House and shops in the Bay-Bloor area. Each class member was asked to work on a different item in these areas. The cooking group discovered a new variety of food in the Xensington Market. The "sewing group" fashioned a fail wardrobe to fit a certain financial budget. The "Ihousing group", who visited the Ecology House, compared the modemn gadgets there to their own homes. The trip gave everyone a chance to explore ethnie backgrounds, different customs, newer housing, and up-to-date fashions, ail in one day. - Also on Sept. 2, Anderson students went to the Stratford Festival. The Festival'was started in 1953 by Tyrone Guthrie, a British producer-director. During the first four years pîsys were staged in a large circus tent. Then in 1957,a permanent theatre was built on the banks of the Avon River. This festival is now inter- nationaily famous, with people coming from around the world to enjoy its performances. Well. Anderson SPRINTING/ irivitatiçens -matches. serviettes 0 0' was there in force for the fifth season of As You Like it. Reports from the students on the play were favourable. Meanwhile back to the achool, other thlngs ýoc- curred. On Thursday, October 13, Anderson was defeated. by Henry Street High School for the Mayor's Cup. Once again although Henry walked off' with the cup, the Anderson players are to be commended for their valiant effort.. Anderson plans to get it back next year. Remem- ber this, Henry Street!11 You may have won another battle, but you haven't won.the war. Another busy event at'Anderson was the annual Penny Drive. The Students Couneil was i charge of the Penny Drive and the president, Loring Palleske, said this about the drive: "This is our way of raising money for our foster children and the Ieftovers are going to a good cause-The United Way. We would appreciate the students' support. " Every home room participated actively for the Penny Drive by holding bake sales, car washed, sock hops, and other innovative events. Every year Andersonians have always managed to have an ex- cess to give to the United Way and this year we have managedto do the samne. Well done, Andersonians!1 Anderson is bustling with. activities to follow. Coming up are graduation at 2:30 p.m., on Oc1l.ý'ker, 22 and the Graduation Dance.that evening. The An- derson is fast approaching as is Career Week in November. We'il keep you postedi1 Denis O'Connor buzzing with.sports activit by L. BUZMINSKI Denis O'Connor. is buzzing with ' activity this week. DO'C's sports teams are in fuil swing' with a few teams wrap- ping it Up in the near future. k OSHAWA AJAX SCARBORO 140 Slmcoe S. 1313 Harwood N. 5W3 Marham Rid.< (just S. olJohn St) <Just N. olHwy. 401) .(just S. 0fLawr*rioe 579-1655 I 686-07U9 431-4459 In sports action, the junior beys soccer team easily defeated. Har- wood,6 to, 1,on their second to last game Tuesday. The boys are fighting for, a play-off position ' next week. They are presently tied with Anderson a nd Pickering ini the stan- dings. The goal scorers in Tuesday night's vic- tory,, were Mark Buch' anan ' with two, Mike' Murphy, -Vinny Branigan, :Richard Hadden and^ Barry Murphy, wlth one a piece. Harwood's only goal. came from a- penalty shot. Wednesday night the Junior boys played an exhibition game against Paul Dwyer. Dwyer has already made the play- offs in their division. Af- ter obt.aining a qulck 2-0 lead, DO'C lot up and Dwyer came back with the next three goals to take a 3-2 lead. However, DO'C came back to tiethe-score in the second haif. Barry Murphy scored two goals . while Vinny Branigan scored the other goal. The' senior boys soc- cor team scored four goals in the first half and one in the second to defeat Harwood 5-0. Sconing for DO'C were Jeff VandenBoom with two, Bernie Morton, Waily Borg and Yorn Berlestei, ail with 1. The seniors were one player short because of the grade 13 retreat. Bernie Morton filled in and played a strong game. Our mdgtladies basketball team pl.ayed their, fourth game of the season against Ajax. The ladies played an aggressive and suc.- in the game and took a commandlng ý ,lead. Scoring was b y t4e following: 'Cindy Jim-ý mo, 13 point s; -Ters 'Meulensteen, six poin- ts; Eleanor' Pawelski, Kathy Creighton, Tanya Evans, and Catherine Sowden, four points; Joisie .Peschisvledo, Ann McLaughlin, Tracy Fernandez and- Jackie Leung with two points a piece. The final score was DO'C 45, Ajax il. Our record now stands with an impressive three wins and one losè. The' junior DO'C Chargers evened their record to 2-2 with a thrashing of,50-17 over Ajax. Scoring for DO'C were Commie, Meulen- steen 12, Marg Rzymin- ski il, Catherine Barber eight, Kelly Sowden seven,, Veronica Fil and Jocelyn Kwan, four each and Pauline Van- dermeer and Yola Rzymski, two a piece. Approximately* 70 percent of the DO'C-A- THON pledges have been collected. The final push la needed to bning the last 30 percent In. Last week the grade- 13 students took part i a spiritual renewal and community building program at Reainp: Mundi Farm in Sharun. On November 30 and December l', students of Grade 12 wil have their renewal program at Queen, of the Apostles Renewal Centre i ÛMsauga. Dates for the Grade il Inner City Walk have not yet been set. Depending on one's point' of view, report carda ýwil ho issued November il. Now la the Urne to bit the books if you have been 44slacklng off" in your studios. BIRTHDAY DESSERT TEA White Dove Rebekah Lodge No. 379 Ajax, wil hold a blrthday dessert tea, Tuesday November 1ifromi1 to 9p.m., at St. Tixnothy Presbyterlan Church, Burcher Rd. (South of Bayly St.). Home baking, crafts, decorations and. white elephant, tables will be featured.. Admission is AQUARIUM SOCIETY The Durham Region Aquarium Society will meet Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 8 p.m.-, in the cafeteria of Central Collegiate Institute at the corner of Simcoe St. S. and G ibb St. in Oshawa. The club meets the second Tuesday of each month. For ,further .infor- mation cail 579-4124. Pl M T %d 19-POýw% ýj5 0 ý%*lV 1 1 :4 Ob ýOýý '