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PEAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1984. WHITBY FREE PRESS Henry High grad gets St. Jerome scholarship A recent graduate of Henry Street High' School in Whitby has been awarded an en- trance scholarship to the University of St. Jerome's College in Waterloo. The scholarship has a ]Reunion pienie A reunion picnic for ail former Whitby Firestone employees and retirees and their familles (including former Dunlop Canada employees) will be held on Aug. 18 from il a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Heber Down Conservation Area. For more information cail Harold O'Brien at 668-3779. value of $80. Greg, Naterer, 19, of Ritson Road in Oshawa will attend St. Jerome's College in September, 1984 and bas registered in a mathematics program. He is one of almost 40 students from across Ontario who have been awarded entrance scholarships to St. Jerome's College which is federated with the University 0f Waterloo. "Greg has an enviable academic record in high school, " says college registrar Kevin Donelson. 1"He shows exceptional promise for university studies and we are pleased he bas chosen St. Jerome's. " St. Jerome's Coilege was founded in 1864 near St. Agatha, Ontario, ap- proximately 10 km West of Waterloo. In 1959, it was given degree gran- ting powers by the On- tario Legislature and thus changed its name to the University of St. Jerome's College. in 1960, it entered into federation with the University of Waterloo. Today, the College registers students in liberal arts and mathematics programs and degrees are con- ferred by the University of Waterloo, upon recommendation of the college. The coilege offers a fuil residential program, recreation and study facilities as well as access to ail. facilities on the campus of the University of Waterloo. For further details, contact Kevin Donelson, registrar, University of St. Jerome's College, Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 3G3, (519) 884-8110. t rrnrl ~ .- - ..S~î~)1 The graceful flowing lines of the roll top model depiot the elegance of times past. Crafted of cherry or oak. Space for TV behind louvre doors. Bail bearing pull-out sheif for turnitabie behlnd tambour roll top. Breakdancing champions The "Second Generation" breakdance crew from Whitby delighted audiences at the Oshawa Knob Hill Farms store on the Civic Holiday Monday last week. The presented a 15-minute routine that had won thein first place in a competition held that morn.ing in Pickering. This victory is added to a recent Orillia competition win over 15 other crews and first place in their age category at another meet held in June in Oshawa. The "Second Generation" will be featured on the local cablecast channel on Aug. 14 and are currently appearing professionally at the Grenada Restaurant Sub Pub in the Pickering Sheridan Mail every Wednesday from 10Oto il p.m. The members of the crew are: Chris Noble, Jason Glaeves, Mark Blackburn, Rob Oliver, Grant Serra and Peter Law. In the centre is their coach and manager Vicki Sufian. Photo by Roz Michaels. Y honoring women of disintion The Oshawa YWCA will be hosting the third annual Durham Region Women of Distinction Awards Dinner on Nov. 1 at the Holiday Inn. The purpose of the dinner is to honor women in the Region for their exceptional con- tribution to our com- munity life. Durham Region is rich with such women August sale Special Kauf man Entertainment Centre Reg. $2,029.111 SALE $1.,629.00 PIONEER A INTERIORSý Maklng the legacy of our past part of your future. 668-4231 ERîN MULLS 227 DudeeSt.W., Mlsslssauga 2 blocks west of Erin Mlise Pkwy. on Dundas 8el-212 2273 undas Mon.-Wed. 10-8, Thurs.-FrI. 10.9, Set. 10-5:30 "i i M and last year a 28 women nominated by and individuals. total of were groupe Four women received distinct honior last year. Margaret (Peggy) Drynan was selected in the arts category; Joan Sanderson was Woman of Distinction in the community service category; Sharon Young was selected as winner in the business and labor category; Kim Haagmans was selected in the sports category and ail con- tinue their con- tributions. This year, awards wii be presen- ted in three categories: the arts; community service, women in the workforce. The Oshawa YWCA invited individuals and groupe to share in this year's celebration by joining them at the diii- ner and by nominating. women ini one or more of the categories. Nomination forme for the Women of Distin- ction Awards are available at the Oshawa YWCA, 199 Centre St. S. Student housing needed Starting this fail, bus service will be provided from Whitby and points West to Durham College's main campus in Oshawa. Durham's Student Services Depar- tment is looking for roorn and board for students who can now reside in the Whitby area while attending the Coilege. Those interested in renting accommodation to Durham' students should contact the coilege's housing office at 576-0210 extension 395. Le docteur David W. 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