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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9, 1983, WHITBV FREE PRESS E~cNej4 FRIURE& UPHOLSTERY LTD. SALE 0F ANTIQUES - Round oaks tables, sets of oak chairs, tea wagons, hanglng iamps, waii what-not sheif, large assortment of antiques. 413 Dundas St. E., Whltby 668-5481 WHITBY ON NEW FACES W tby wlll be featued Nov. 13 on the New Faces Program- me, ýChannel il at 5:30 p.m. The programme ýwÜl feature the Henry Street High Sehool Concert Band with Barrie Hodgins, Director; Vocal Sololst, Susan Meagher; flute, Mark Fuilerton; electric piano, Camilla Cocker- ton; vocal soloist, JoAnne ,Alexander; vocal, trio, Cathy Beavis, Helen Clarke, Liola, Llmeback; vocal solo, Rnick Kerr. SThe' , Dancers represented 'the Inta Leja School of, Model SANTA CLAUS PARADE The Whitby Jaycees wrnl be presenting the- Santa'Claus Parade on Dec.3at1O0a.m.--). The . Jaycees are currently looking for local entries of floats and clowns. -Anyone interested can cali 666-2124 or 668-7253. As the month of October draws to a close, Sep- tember's atmosphere of mass hysteria and general confusion has disslpated. This change was nôtlced by those Andersonians involved in the Co-operAtive Education.Program, who were wondei'ing, since September, if Mr. McGar, the Co-op co-rdinator, would be able to find placements for them. The dlfficulty lay in the fact that, compared to the 24 students who par- tlcipatedlatYear, there was a flood of 41 students this year. Ail students were relieved to hear, though, that they had a working station. Some students will be working for the Town of Whitby, Consumers Gas, Durham Region, varlous local schools and otherý businesses. Though 90 per- cent of these students will not receive a wage, sim- ply having the work experience or the possibiity of conitinuing to work there part-time or fuil-time throughout the summer is a reward in itself. Co-op is basically. a program in which students can earn an extra credit by participating in atwo or three, week work session' at specificý stations for alternating mornings or afternoons. "For example, a student who is teaching FPrench at a public school will receive one credit for'his work out of school as wel ,as a credit in his'inner school component. Un- fortunately, this extra credit system does not apply to grade 13 subjects. Also, trahsportation provided by the Durham Board of Education'allows students to work in Oshawa, Whitby and Brooklin. According to Mr. MeGary, Co-op allows students to explore career possibilities through the school systemn and decide if the career which they desire to pursue is really the key into their future. On a more physical note, on Oct. 24, Anderson held its fifth annual Anderthon. For a small entran- ce fée, the ýstudenits and teachers of Anderson were giVen a chance to get some fresh air, exercise and help promote sehool spirit. The grueiling course required the participants to bike a certain distance and immediately to run to the finish line. The distances varied depending on the divisions. The winners in each division were: in Senior Girls, Arlene Wi elinga; Junior - Girls, Stacey Sullivan, Senior Boys, John Broughton; Junior SHARE YOUR RECIPE.' AND WIlN. hehussie of the upcomning Christmas season i s quickly coming upon us. You will soon be preparing to entertain your sperial guests and to create a feast for your family. f Everythîng must be perfect. You will want f0 be prepared, and therefore start your plans soon. To help you and ail our readers plan and be prepared for this- speclal occasion, The' WHITBY FREE PRESS lis publlshlng a Guide ful of Holiday Recipes and tlps for home entertainment on December7, 1983. fyou t which yOL $1. Christmas L .Deliclous 3Beverages I4. Abipetizers 5Gourmet F hiave a recipe for any of the following u would like to, share please send if in bv November 18, sFeast Dessert s(Egg Nog Punch) s& Party Platters o0od 1983. - --- I 6. Holiday Candy 7. Food Gifis 8. Party Snacks 9. Tlps By sharing your holiday recipe or tip for better home entertainment you wilî _become eligible 10, win a prize and make the season an enjoyable one for ail. Ali entries will be judged and a prize awarded ho the best overail Please submit your legible recipe along wlth your name. address and phone number f0: Whitby Free Press 131 Brock St. N. P.O. Box 206 Whithu IL 1N S-S Action Anderson Boys, Ken Sintella; Masters Women, Miss David- son; Masters Men, Mr. Jakabfy; and. Couples,,M.iss Davidson and Chris Tavares. Congratulations to ail the winners and to the other participants who dlsplayed a fine effort and -good sportsmanship. Ail were rewarded with a tasty Bar- B-Que lunch afterwards. On Oct. 22, Anderson rewarded and honoured over 200 of its past and present students in its 23rd annual commencement ceremony. Tony Burns, ln his valeclictory speech, informed his fellow graduatesý that even though a portion of their education was finished, future. opportunities were wlthin their grasps. Ail of the graduatîng class of 1983 enjoyed their, laâst year at Anderson when the closely-knit bonds of friendship formed. Anderson is a part of this bond and it wiil continue to link students together and in- fluence their future lives. Congratulations to ail the graduqates and the best of luck in your future. Denis 0O'Connor by Leslie Buzninskl Beginning with sports action this week,' we have both ladies basketball teams cli- ching victories. On' Tuesday our midget ladies basket- bail team advanced their record to 5 wins and 1ilbas, defeating Anderson 34-6. The following ladies1 efforts gained us a victory: Cindy Jimnmo with, 13 points; Teresa Meulen- steen wi th 8 points; Josie Peschisoido and SPECIALS Mondays Perms ½M2 Price Wednesdays Cuts ½ 2Pric e (These of fers apply to Susan only.) Cail now for your appolntment 668-9262 LA, CONTESSA HAIR SALON 119 Green St., Whltbyý 111e only accunt yo(u nieed. Daily Interest Cliequing Account AND GRE - TRUST Si ce i844 Whitby:* 308 Dunctas St. W. 668-9324 Toronto Line 683-7189 Member Cananda I)epusn Inurance Cinpcwatin Ann McLaughlin with 6 points-each; and Sheila Heeney with 1 point. Tuesday evening,'the DO'C junior' girls Chargers beat the An- derson team with* a < score f . 40-3o. Our record now stands at 4 wins -and 2 losses. Our high scorers. are Marg Rzymski with 28 points; Catherine Barber with 4 points;* and Corrine >Meulensteen, Veronica Fil, Jocelyn Kwan'and Yola Rzymski with 2 points each. In' C.O.S.S.A. junior boys. voileybail action Tuesday, our boys were narrowly, defeated by Clarke 3 games to 2. Clarke won the lst, 3rd, and 5th games while our boys 'won the '2hd and 4th. Congratulations boys and good luck next ýseason. Lastly, the 'boys haïdý their first midget, and junior basketball tryouts Wednesday af- ternoon. Good luck to ail who took timeé out to try and-make the team.., We fhave, coilected $26,000 out, of the $32,000 pledged .before the DO'C-a-thon. Friday was the last day to bring in the sponsored' money., On Thursday, half of >the G rade , il . student . body went: on their inner city walk, in Toronto. The students visited missionaires, and places that housed the, underpriveleged. 1Mr. Arbour, who heads the music dpr tment,. is currently having -his orchestra and choir members rehearse long, hard hours for our, yearly tour of DO'C's feeder schools commencing December l2th. The Drama Club is holding, tryouts 1next week fora one-act play which will be entered in the Durham Drama Festival once again in February. "The King of' General Macias"' was performed last year by the Drama Club. An honorable mention was received by Jackie Ferry for her portrayal of Raquel. 1 encourage aill would be stars to overcome their shyneas and try out for the play. Last week's light snowfaill put scenes of snow-covered trees and lngc waic in'the cn- 1 vv boit &0