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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29,1976, WIHTBY FREE PRESS Many achievements by Anderson C.V.I.. in -1976 Anderson C.VI. has mnany activities encornipassing the entire school year. Since early in September, students have been active in raising money, participating on inter- school teams and most of al showing their school spirit. Grade nine students got an early taste of this spirit on Orientation Day, a day which initiated these new students to the life of the high school. They were made humble in front of their senior students and swore an oath to be loyal to Anderson. OrientationDay was very successful and hope- fully will continue to be an annual event. The Anderson spirit can easily be seen on the school teains. The junior girls' basketball team won bolh LOSSA and COSSA. They lost only two gaines in two years. Both boys' volleyball teanis played excellent bail this year. with the juniors winning LOSSA and COSSA. Perhaps the most exciting team was the senior football club. Despite a couple of controversial games, the Raiders', football club showed On December 31, we need your help to bring in the new year, and send out the old, accurately. Ail residents of Durham Region wiII soon receive a CUSTOMER WATER METER READING CARD. We would lke you to complete thue information reques- ted on the card, and return it to The Region as soon as possible. The following questions and. answers wiIl help you understand the reason we request this information from you. They will also aid you in completiflg your card. WHY US Il IMPORTANT TO COMPLETE AND RETURN THE CUSTOMER WATER METER READING CARD? The information you supply wiIl help us to review your 1976 charges for water and sewer services. 'tour reading wîhl allow us to end 1976, and begin the new year with an actual reading. 'tour final billing for 1976 will be based on the reading you supply to us on your card. This last bihing will cover the period f rom the date of Vour last bill to December 31. It will be mailed to you eariy in 1977. WHEN SHOULDI1 READ MY wATER METER? We would like you to read your water meter ON DECEMBER 31, or as close to that date as possible. mie tans who was the best in the league. Ande rson two dances first, held featured a "Airborne". Anderson's and many contributed this a very ihas also hosted this year. The on October 1, igroup called This was Sadie Hawkins a joyous couple towards making successful dance. The season dance, on' December 17, presented "Wireless", a new group already gaining a reputation around Toronto. This was Anderson's Christinas dance and was as equally and success- ful as the "Sadie"ý. The students of Anderson will not forget Canada's past;. instead they commiemnorate it, especially on Remernbrance Day. The Student Couincil participated on' this day with an interview with George Qiiick. Mr. Quick, the music teacher at Anderson, is a veteran of World War Il. Nurnerous sock hops fi die gymis with students during noon hours to raise inoney for different causes. One such is support for the school's Foster Child who lives in the Phillipines. To raise even m ore for this Foster Child, the students of Anderson pitch in their pennies for the annual "Penny Drive" which is currently being held. The money raised in this drive not only helps to support our Foster Child, but is also given to other charities. A new club was formed to join the many others. It is WHERE IS MY METER LOCATED? In most homes, you wilI find your water meter IN THE BASEMENT. Usually, it can be f ound attached to a small pipe extend- ing f rom your basement floor. HOW DO 1 READ Il? On some water meters, there la a protective cap on the top of the meter, simply lift this cap up, and you wilI see your dial. Your dia! will resemble a speedometer, and look soma- thing like this.9 You enter your reading (including ail zeros) in the spaces provided on the card. WHEN 0DO1I]MAIL MY WATER METER READING CARD TO THE REGION?> Fuess.mailithe complated, postage pald card 10 the Roglan no fler thon January 7. 1977. FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS Changes are presently belng considered which will streamline our bil- ng procedures. Inormation concerning these improvemeflis will be mailed to you early inl1977 THANK YOU, Your Roglonal MunlClpIlity of Durham. 605 R»oad Rd. E.. Whitby, Ontarlo. called The Anderson Rugby. Football Club. This club will be travelling to lreland in March for a rugby toumament and is currently raising mnoney to lower their expenses. Their fund-raising activity so far has been the running of football pools and now they are selling fireplace firewood. 'Any potential buyer should phone 655-3085: More fund-raising activities are to follow in the new year. Anderson students ended their current year with the highly successful. annual Christmnas assembly. Each, yeari students and teachers perforin in skits before the school body. Inter ludes are filled with the music of the A.C.V.l. Band conducted by Mr. Quick. As always, a movie is presented to further entertain the school.- This year, the highly acclaimed "Hindenburg" played at Anderson. Record numlber of children pass town's swimming tests A large number of Whitby youngsters passed a variety of swim tests at the Iroquois Park swiurrning pool Dec. 14 and 16. This niarks the comipletion of the Recreation Depart- mient 's largest swirnming pro- gramn to date, but plans are already under way for the 1 2- week winter prograi which begins ianuary I18. Registrations will be heîd in Whitney Hall at the Iroquois Park coniplex January Il and 13 at 7 p.m. for the winter swimnining programi. Tie following are the naines of those who passed tests in tue fall prograni* JUNIOR RED CROSS Gary Myers, Joanne Gracie, IP. Barker D.T. is pleased to announce the opening of his practice of Denture Therapy for the provision of a C MEDNUE SERVICE 111 Dundas St. West, Whitby 668-1464 Mottatt, Bill Morrison, Anne Ottenbrite, Kathy Plummer, Linda Plummer, Shelly Purdy, Jill Reed, Catherine Schultz, Tay Witkowski. Diving IL: Steve Ennis, Carolyn Kosloff, BilîMorrison, Shelly Purdy, Ian Hamilton, 1.esley Moffat, Ottenbrite, JilI Reed. DOC girls COSSA Sean Pengelley, Robyn Schultz, Brian Kirkton, Ruth Clarke, Tamimy Willems, Dianne Brower, Yvonne Vangelder, Marlene Van Stavern,Susan Tomsic, Shelley Tucker, Donnie Brouin June Bishop, Yvonne Best, Eve Harries, Sue Roberts, Diane Yakeley, Sheila Treleaven, Marg Harday, Reba Andrew, Marg Goodman, Jane Van Slavern, Irma Vaughan, Didy Veninga, Bill Cochrafle, Lynda Bandel, Chris Ailman, Mary Ann Sachoo, Jean Anne Ralph, Carol Pengelley. INTERMEDIATE REDCROSS David Mollema, Claudia Husted, Tamara Page, Patricia Kuchirka, Phillip Wolfenden, Bob Gray, Devin Hunt, Mary Hellen Park, Monica Webb, Moirs Shields, Scott Shepley, Ian Burt, Kathy Dickson, Kimberly Sawdon, Kim Kameka, Jane t Uaiegenthert. SENIOR RED CROSS Nestor Chornobay, Sally Teer, Melanie Gamsby, Lisa Sorichetti, Joanne Gallagher, Kim Gracie, Linda White, Wendi White, Geraldine Cole, Peter Cole-, Vernon Hiller, Andrea Lawes, Jackie Shields, Lorie Jeffery, Kim Watson, Janice McRae, Lynda Hicks, Lomne Briscoe, Scott Willis, Guy Mulder, Yvonne Trevors, Roberta Willis, Chuck Haw- kins, Michelle Callan, Bob Cox, Randy Karneka. BRONZE MEDALLION Kinm Rowland, Debbie Wilcox, Glynnis Burt, Sheila Raitt,. Isabel Wagner, Matt McCormack, Leeanne Winter, Carolyn Snoddy, Robert Girvan, Mary-Ann Forestaîl, Bronze Star: Jody Batherson. LIFE SAVING Il Paul Bagnaîl, Arnold Free, iEarla Kennedy, Michelle Brown, Kim Hoffinan. LIFE SAVING 111 Allison Adey, Cathleen Kemp, Laurie Kirkton. SENIOR RESUSCITATION Kim Rowland, Sheila Raitt, Theresa St. Pierre, Matt McCormack, Donna Pye, Debbie Wîicox, Leeanne Winter, Glyninis Burt, Robert Girvan, Carolyn Snoddy, Isabel Wager, Mary-Anne Forestaîl, Jody Batherson. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Star I: Keidi Scheefer, Valerie Membling, Angela White, Karen Freek, Linda ConnerJackie Millar, Lorraine Watson, Susie Summners, Anne Smith, Lezeanne Ennis. Star Il: Anne Smith, Patricia Powell, Marion Ffl, Jeanette Smith, Karen Freek. Star III: Shelly Summers. DIVING basketbal champs The Denis O'Connor Junior Girls Chargers were in top form as they won the Central Ontario Secondary Schools Association'A' championships in basketball recently. Their first gaine, played against Norwood High School of Peterborough, was a low- scoring 25-13 victory for DO'C. A good defence, led by Theresa Thackery, contin- ually kept the Norwood team from getting good shots. Scoring for the winners were Joanne Kroekenstoel, with nine points; Liz Muller, six; and Annette Van Gils, three. The second gamne was more wide open and ended in a 42.24 victory for the Chargers over North Hastings H.S. of Belleville. The offence was led by the two centres, Liz Muller with 12 points and Kathy Muller with eight. Joanne Kroekenstoel and Terry Jacobs had seven points apiece. Liz Muller with 18 points and Joanne Kroekenstoel with 16 were the tournament's second and third top1 scorers respectively. The Senior Chargers weren't as successful as they ended up third in their tournament. Their downfall was a nairow 45-41 loss to North Hastings in the first gaine. Jennifer Van Leeuwen led the Chargers with 19 points while Julie Robertson and Bernie Hendricks each scored seven and Elsie Jacobs, six. In their second gaine, the Chargers trounced Haliburton Highlands 52-30 on 22 points by Jennifer Van Leeuwen, 12 by Julie Robertson and eight by Bernadette Hendriks. DO'C's Jennifer Van Leeuwen was top scorer for the tournament with 41 points, il more than her closest rival. *Julie Robertson was seventh, Bernadette Hendriks eighth and Elsie Jacobs nlnth. SCIUy, MMIIjcharte red b4icr t.e _ __ __ W.A.IJ. Se/b y, c.a. S. K. Madgett, c.a. Off ices C.J. Roberts, c.a. R. W. Boler, c.a. Telephones 171 King Street East, Oshawa C. W. Marlovuw, c. a. 579-5531 22 Walton Street. Port Hop)e 885-23M! A Message From Vour Regional Municipality of Durham ON DEMBER 31,y W. W@vId Liko You To Rend Teur Own Wuter Meter. SDECEMBER 1976 VS MT WT F S] 1 23 4 5 67 891011l 12 1314 15 1617 18 1920 2122 23625 2627 28 29 30(> Anne -