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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1981, WHITBY FREE PRESS Separate School Board looks for their new DO'C site Anna Crosthwaite. This committee is a sub-committee of the board's management committee and will re- view all aspects of the new school including site, boundaries, etc. The board will also invite Durham West MPP and Ontario Mini- ster of Revenue George Ashe to the school hoping that it will lead to an interview with Education Minister Bet- te Stephenson. Denis O'Connor is one of the board's two high schools, the other being The Durham Region Roman Catholic Sep- arate School Board is considering three sites for a new Denis O'Con- nor High School. Of the three sites, two are in Whitby with one in Pickering Village. The potential loca- tions were mentioned in a staff report submitted to the board last week at a meeting held in the Giffard Street high school. The board has ap- pointed a committee to deal with site accommo- dation factors. The committee will include trustees Martin Dole- weerd (Whitby), Sally Longo (Ajax), Ivan Wallace (Oshawa) and Speaker CONT'D FROM PG. 9 with the presentation of her contest-winning speech entitled "1981" relating to the inter- national Year of the Dis- abled Person; and Lee Irwin who presented a most persuasive speech on her views of comm- ercialism during the holiday season. Evalua- tors for these speakers were Teresa Jean (secretary, Upper Canada); Shirley Mac- Donald (Whitby) and Yvonne Ayuen (past pres ident, Canada) respect mt Upper ively. Treasurer Pauline Torresan conducted draws for door prizes and for decorative cen- trepieces which were created by Marguerite Kulik.. The general evaluator for the entire evening was Ruth Ron- cetti (first vice-presi- dent, Upper Canada). The evening ended with a closing thought by Marguerite Kulik. The Whitby Club par- ticipated in the Santa Claus parade on Satur- day, December 5. Riding with us on the float was our mascot - a Paul Dwyer High School in Oshawa, and has a student population of 280. Construction of a new high school is a board priority and it is seeking ministry of education approval to build a replacement. eetings koala bear, represent- ing the host club for our next international con- vention which is scheduled for July 1982 in Sydney, Australia. The first meeting in the new year is planned for Tuesday, January 5 at the Earl of Durham Restaurant, 227 Brock Street South, Whitby with fellowship at 6 p.m.; dinner at 6:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be Michael Knell, the Community Editor of the Whitby Free Press. For more informa- tion, please call Betty Dubowski at 668-8564. highlight of %0 Palace INC. Your One Stop Shopping TOP STYLES TOP QUALITY TOP BRANDS "LOWEST PRICES" Department Store AMPLE PARKING Two Entrances 88 BOND W. Or RICHMOND W. (Opposite Bowling Lanes) R.C.L. ladies receive elv their 35 year pins Ten members of the past-president Dorothy Receiving their 35- Ladies Auxiliary of Ormiston who received year pins are: Arlenen Branch 112of the Royal a life membership for Hur phries, Mabel Canadian Legion, Whit- her years of service to James, Florrie Adams, by, received their 35 Rena Brown, Iva Jer- year pins recently. the auxiliary from Zone myn, Rita Lear, Donna Commander Audrey Martin, Anne Stanlyck Also honored was Bates. and AdelineValler. * ANNOUNCEMENTS * RECEPTION CARDS * INVITATIONS * THANK YOU CARDS PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 218 Harwood Ave.S. Ajax, Ontario 683-1968 Mi T reasure 1% RCHMONDST E TREASURE PALACE - 8 BONDST W r 1 m 1