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PAGE 8, WEONESDAY. FEB3RUARY 12.1J986. WHITBY FREE PRESS Anders on, Henry Street, Denis O'Connor HIGH SCHOOL NEWS WEEK By JENNIFER KLAREN Henry Street H. S. WeIlI another semester has started and the flrst set of finals are weil behinid us. Now ail we can do Is wait for a phone-oeil or report cards. The seniors are partlcularly nervous about their resuits,ý bût. a lot is off their shoulders now that half the year has gone. The firat set of marks are being processed for the Universities and by now anyone who has ap- plied to a University should have heard from each school. If> you haven't received any mail from the schools you apphied to then go to the, gudance office and there should be a print out of your application from the Ontaro Ap- plication Centre, this wlll insure that each school Winl have received an application. This second semester will be a very exciting one, witb student coun- cil working even harder to ensure that everyone caon participate in many school activities. I hope to see more people corne out for dances and other activities, such as the airband contest we had before the exam break; Greg 'Tilaton did a fabulous job organizing everything. (Personaîly I think Tamnxy, Laura, andLUsa didaà great per- formancel) Lastly, I would like to may good luck to those seniors that have left high school life for other endeavours. 1 know that 'PO E68-9 CONTINUOUS COMPUTE - REGISTER &DATA PR0OESSING FORMS *PULL CAPA13ILITY FOR PRODUCTION 0F: " LARGE OR SMALL ORDERS " QUALITY PRINTING 0 PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE -zJ LERRIADS ENVELOPU- FiVERS BUSINESS CARDS BUSINESS FOIMS RESUMES- BROCHURES CARIONLESS FORMS PIOGRAMS - TICKETS COMPIITIRIZED TIPisETiNO DONi ON PINIisui L 1 AVOODAV. .,AJX SOPN LZ everyone will miss those who have gonel1 By TRACI MELCIIOR Denis O'Connor H.S., Now that exams are over and. report cards are in our parents' han- ds, activities at DO'C are getting back into gear. Last Friday a group of 88 students and il teachers made their way to Horseshoe Valley for an evening of downhill, skiing. The outing was a great suc- cess even though there were a couple of minor injuries among the gang of would-be-Todd- Brookers. A special thanks to the teacher organizers for a fun- filled evening. On Thursday, Feb. 6, DO'C held its first dance of 1986. A great time was had by ail. A par- ticular thank you is ex- tended to Ed Devlin, our Social Convenor, for a terrific 5hoice of D.J. for the evening's enter- tainment. On Tuesday of last week the junior girls' volleyball teani defeated Ajax High School two games to one. Heidi Fischer scored eight straight points from service. Also on Tuesday, DO'C experienred its first junior/midget double header sweep against Vanier. The midget boys' basketball team pulverized Vanler 59-30 and boosted * their record 10 5-4. Hlgh scorer was Sean Vegter with 15 points. The junior boys defeated Vanier '53-41. Hlgh scorer was Adam Bertoia with 24 points. Smali business semina.r for wom en OSHAWA - Tips, ad- vice and methods of beginning a new business wiil be the focus of a "'starting a -small business" seminar for women on Tuesday, Feb. 18 at G.L. Roberts Collegiate. Sponsored by the On- tario Ministry of In- dustry, Trade and Technology in co- operation with Infor- mation Oshawa, the free seminar starts at 7p.m. "sBusiness Ownership for WVomen seminars are an excellent means of learning what it takes to succeed," Industry, Trade and Technology Minister Hugh P. O'Neil said. "Many women in- terested in starting a small business don't hav e the time or resour- ces to discover on.their own ail they need to know. These seminars will help them get star- ted." The seminars will be presented by women consultants -and business owners. Mary Eaton of the niinistry's Small Business Branch will be available to discuss individual questions immediately following the seminar. The' seminar wil cover the ýessential elements of starting a small business in- cluding evaluating yourself and your idea, sources of financing, choosing the right location and relevant resource material. There is no charge for the seminar. But' because space îs limited, registration is mandatory. To register, call In- formation Oshawa ýat 728-6233, ,Registratio ns will be accepted only until Feb. 17. Whitby Ambulancè Whitby Ambulance responded to 103 calîs for service during the week ending Feb. 6, among them six emergency calîs for heart related problemas but no calîs for motor vehicle accidents. Twenty-six calîs in- volved transporting patients with a variety of medical problemns and emergency tran- sfers while another 20 were of a non- emergency nature, many transporting patients from one medical facility to another. There were 33 standby calîs for area services including two for the Whitby Fire Depar- tment. The number to caîl for ambulance service in Whitl'w is 723-5232. TO ALL UAW MEMBERS The Mem bers of the Durham Region Law Association wish to advise thei r clients that they now have f reedom of choice. Under an arra ngemnent between the Law Soc iety of Upper Canada and the UAW Legal Services Plan, any benef 1- cîary of the Plan can use his/her own lawyer and submnit the account to the Plan. You may.use your own lawyer whether or flot the Iawyer is a "Panel or Co-operating Lawyer" and stili have ail or part of the accou nt for a covered service paid'for by the Plan. A message f rom the Durham Reglon Law Association