PA GE 26. WH1TBY FREE 1PRESS ENESD4Y,' 0~1, t98 Nicole Lambert The month of May was entered swiftly here at Denis O'Connor Hfigh Sehool. The student council deserves a thank you for their much appreciated work in making April (Spirit Month) a great success. Several students froni the Gr. il history classes departed on a trip to Washington, D.C. lest Wednesday. Though they only had a brief visit, the students enjoyed the trip immensely. The group spent most of the time touring and siglit seeing until they made their return tip on Sunday.f The Denis O'Connor spring fashion show was held on May 2. Many Gr. 12 students as well as teachers at DOUC modeled in the show, which contributed to its suceess. The show was excellent, and included wonderful clothing from a variety of different sponsors. Also on May 2 the Gr. 12 religion classes went on their retreat. Due to the spring weather, the Gr. il classes will also be going on retreat this month. The retreat will be held at the Scarborough Foreign Mission. The Gr. il geography class will be going on an exciting field trip May 16. First, the group will go to the Toronto Planetarium, and then they will have a chance to visit the Royal Ontario Museum. Throughout the year at Denis O'Connor, several dances are held. As promised, the student council is organizing a semi-formal dance which will be held at the end of May. Unfortunately, thids will be the last dance of the vear aside from the graduation dance. The senior girls' soccer teani is enjoying another excellent season. The basebali teani has had many victories, and the girls' lacrosse teani won a tournament which was held in Belleville last week. The cheerleading squad is buy preparing for an uncoming competition in Toronto. Good luck for their future success! In foMart at Henry on Fri*day The guidance department at Henry Street I-gh School, in cooperation with the Department of Health Services-Durham Region, is planning a Awareness Info .Mart, Friday May 12, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Target groups for the Info Mart are Or. il and 12 students. The goal is to promote knowledge Of community resources for adolescents in Wihitby (Durham Region). Objectives are to increase awareness Of available community resources in areas of employment, health and social services; provide an opportunity for students, teachers, administrators and community agency personnel to interact; to encourage personal responsibility in recognizing the need for and accessing these services. The Info Mart will be open to parents and the public between 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Seminar to look at nursing iissues Diurhami College will hold a seminar on the 'Ethical-Legal Issues in Nursing' Monday, June 5 at 8:30 a.m. in the lecture theatre of the main campus, 2000 Simcoe St. N. The morning keynote speakers are professor Paul Thonipson of the University of Toronto and professor Elizabeth Jack froni Quest presents 'The Hobbit' Quest Private School will pre- sent 'The Hobbit' on May 16, 17 and 18 at the Whitby Courthouse Theatre in the Centennial Build- înhe play wifl be perforined by Gxr. 4 to 9 students, and wxl] mark the last opportunity for the public to see t he talents of the -Obituary AART DEZEEUW A resident of Whitby since 1967 and formerly of the Nether- lands, Aart DeZeeuw died on Tuesday, April 18, 1989 at Osh- awa General Hospital. lie was 64. He was born on May 30, 1924 in li-meer, Holland, son of Jacob DeZeeuw and Pieternella DeZeeuw-v/d Sluys. Mr. DeZeeuw is survived by his wife Margaretha Wilhelmina (Grace), daughter Yolande of Oshawa, sister Wil DeGroot and brother Wim DeZeeuw, both of the Netherlands, and sister Trien Kranenburg of Edmonton, Alta. A funeral service was held in the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on April 21, 1989, Rev. Bill C. Tadeja conducting. Internient at Mount Lawn Memnorial Gardens. 6 Generations of Service, Qualiîy & Trust " Family Monuments " Granite or Bruie M.arkcers " Cemctcry Lettering " Sandbla'sting S tafford NMon u ments -318 Duiie r,, Si. F, \Vhiiby 608-355-1 Afier lçtîr'. 668- 41601 or (661513 I hm apo"un Ic students who attend the sehool which will close in June. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. each night. Cost is $3.50 (to cover production costs). For tickets cal] 655-3328. Th a Ap . Fo e s- - . e togeeato Queen's University in Kingston. The afternoon session will feature a panel discussion on present case studies Of ethical-legal dilemmas. Cost of the seminar is $50. Registrations closes Mav 5. For further information cal 576-0210 (ext. 518 or 250). Correction A story in last week's edition about seniors who help out in class at Leslie McFarlane public school incorrectly quoted Joy Thompson, one of the partici- pants. She is a former counicillor, not teacher, and said "Why not recy- cle seniors?" It was incorrectly stated that she said '<Why not recycle tea- chers?" The Free Press wishes to apo- logize for the en-or. Whitby Generol Hospital wîiI be held THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1989 commencing at 8:00 p.m. in the Cafeteria of the Whitby General Hospital 300 Gardon St., Whitby (south-west corner af Gordon & Victoria) Business WilI Include: 1. Reviewing Minutes of previous meeting. 2. Receiving Reports. 3. Amending Hospital By-laws. 4. Appoint ing Auditors for next 12 months. 5. Electing members of the Board. 6. Discussing any matter raised at the meeting. Copies of the Hospital By-Iaws and Financial Statements may be examined at the office ai the Secretary during normal business haurs. By Order of the Board of Governors James R. Milter Secretary A REUNION of former Henry Street High Sehool band members was held at the school last Wednes- day evening. 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