Board will meet with parents again, Brown says.. Fairman study to be completed this week The survey to deter- mine the future enrolment of E.A. Fairman, promised by the Durham Board of Education at the paren- ts meeting last month, is expected ta be com- pleted this week. According ta Whitby Trustee Ian Brown, the resulta will be analyzed by the superintendent of the area, Chuck Powers and board staff mem- tara. The results then go through a series of committee meetings, eventually ta be discussed by the board as a whale. Parents will also be invited ta pravide input in local meetings. Brown expects the parental meetings in March. The survey is the resuit of parent's con- cern that the English program will ta discon- tinued at E.A. Fairman because of declining enrolment. E.A. Fairman also conduets a French im- mersion course. Enrolment for the French immersion has increased its inception while enrolment in the English program has decreased ta the point that it was questionable whether the course would continue at E.A. Fairman. At the meeting in January, Brown assured parents that there is no plan ta, change the statua of the achool. Brown stili assures parents that the English program will ntta discontinued. The present enrolment for the kmn- dergarten English DOTC was ali a whirl last week program is 12 students. According ta Brown, at least 16 students are needed before the board can justify running the program. The board has also resumed grade 8 ta E.A. Fairman which was in the past run at Whitby Senior Public Sehool. The board is also prepared ta bring any surplus students in Whitby ta E.A. Fairman ta maintain enrolment levels. WFIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1985, PAGE 15 By ANNETTE DONOVAN Denis O'Connor H.S. This past week at DO'C had the tudents and teachers in a whirl. Last Tuesday (Feb. 5) doubled our pride in the athletic ide of DO'C. The senior ladies' volleybail team defeated Harwaod with eaae by winning three games in a raw. Mean- while, back at home, the junior boys' basketball team defeated Harwood by a score of 43-21. Congratulations ta bath teama on their very suc- cesaful games. Keep it up. There have been two preparations this past week for that moat romantic day of the year - FEb. 14. For a mere $1.50, students and teachers were given the oppartunity ta brighten someone's day by sen- ding a carnation. The yearbook staff spon- Whitby TTC report By LEE HEWITrI It's the highlight of every Toastmistress year. The Whitby ITC will be canducting its annual speech cantest and the public is urged ta attend this thrilling event. Members, who are en- tering this competitian have accepted the Challenge of Com- petition, in the hopea of being choaen ta represent their club at council (the next level up in ITC). It will ta a meeting charged with ex- citemnent. Nat anly will there be a speech con- Marigold's "The Gmn Game" goes to the Bayview test, but members wil ta celebrating the club'a birthday. It bas been five years since ITO chartered the Whitby club and we're praud ta have tacome a distinguished part of thia community. Plan ta ahare with us the thrill of competition and the jay of celebration on Tuesday, Feb. 19 at the Whitby Curling Club, 815 Brock St. N. Receptian at 6 p.m. Cantest commen- cing at 7 p.m. sharp. Coat la $1450 per per- fur ab, Le The producers and the Marigold. Solway El proprietors (and will be in Toronto ta Hg samnetime perfarmers) direct rehearsals and ta re at. Whitby's Marigold ta present at perfor- th Dinner Playhouae will mances. M return ta the Toranta theatre scene after an absence of nearly three THE REGIONAI years. They will 1»OF DI produce "The Gin :W Game" apening DJRHAM tomaorraw (Feb. 14) at P B I the Bayview Playhouae. P B I The play, a Pulitzer prize-winner was seen aentcth heRg in August-September, Tk oieta h e 1984 at the Marigald. Durham ls considering Tia production stars two of Canada's beat- AN APPLICATION TO AN known perfarmers: REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN Murry Westgate, win- Th mn etposst ner of many television Thamn enposs and film awards (once tion and atter due cor nationally famous as the establishments, professior Esso man on Hockey personal service uses In as. Night in Canada) will Purpose Commercial Usesm teamn again with Danis Commercial Areas designal Petnie. Petrie la the talk at the sole discretion of of Toronto with ber municipal Council., critically acclaimed Inodrt sl ithev performance in 'Nigbt detaliatin the evl Mother' now playing ta mnoplctotepb packed houaes -at the Input by way of submission. TarragonTheatre. ning Department. The two bave teamed together tafore, in the Information related to the ar stage production of "On la available In the offices 0 Golden Pond" and as tment, 105 Consumera DrIVE husband and wife in 6A3 or by calling Mr. Larry1 Gardon Pinsent's filmn ning Department,<(416) 668-7 "TheBowdyman." The Bayview Submissions concerning Playauaeis oe of pication must be forwardec Toronose o to of Planning, at the above-no, poromnt t.he ts be recelved no later than Fni which moet recently hosted a run of David Please include your addresi French's bit play "Sait ber In any submissions madi Water Moon." Fizeaid will con- Don Hadden tiu n e oIe in ,The Chairman, Dr. f Norman Conquests" Planning Commttee Con which runa inta April at For reservations or urther information bout ITC please cal ,e Hewitt at 666-1840. DITOR'S NOTE: Lee ewitt la the public elations chairman of he Whitby Toast- nistress Club. ýL NCIPALITY LJRHAM 1 sored the event and the proceeda will help off- set the cost of DO'CUMENT - our an- nual yearbook. DO'C's Valentine Dance, held Feb. 8 was a very succeasful one. Mike Fitton, a former DO'C tudent, was en- thuaiastically greeted as the D.J. The students would like ta thank bath Mîke and the Student Council for a most en- joyable event. Plans for next year are well underway and option sheets are due in the office by Feb. 13. There la a great flurry of conversation about courses these daya I While we are planning ahead, we are also reminded of the past semester. On Feb. 8 the dreaded report carda were distributedl1 So ends a husy week at DO'C. I wonder what la in store for next week? 1983 18 CHEVETTE IESCORTI Automnatlc, AM/FM, radio, 4 8km, auto. Stk. 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