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Page 22, Whhtby Fr.. Proua, Wednesday. Docember 13, 199 Allison Eastman TRAFALGAR CASTLE Jason Collier HENRY ST. H.S. Everywhere I look, students are stressed out and going ballistic ting te fit time te study into their No Froduct Failure Claims ln Over 1 Million Applications ~JUnlike ois, tars & waxes, Rust ChIeck creeps into seams and crevices where catastrophic rust begins and dispels moisture. Ask abouIt our Exclusive Guaranteed r PROVEN EFFECTIVE <Forever Warranty on meLandI FOR OVER ÊfJ Applied in any season, while you watch. OI SPRAY ALS A AAL RM$95 WH3ITBY 200 Dundas St. W. (1 Block West of Brook) Cal for an ap ointment 66 759 W Open Saturdays 8-5pm VIStT.C R' SHO ROO.M. " Customer satisfaction guaranteed. t " Somne restrictions apply . *Expires December 31/95. Svn. " Value up to $350.00. " No hidden costs , Ccs:l " Carinot be used in 1tM. conjunction with any* 104 MARY ST. E., WHITBY other offers. 666-1421/427-4049 ~ rder Now For Çhristmas!] If's that time again, tii. time that every student dreade. Exam time. already bursting agendas. I guese the only good thing about exams is that they are temporary; when they are ail over and don. wlth the students at Trafalgar Castle School can look forward tea relaing týhree-week brffllk On Sunday, Dec. 10, students and their guests jolned together for 'a festive Christmas carol service in Grace chapel, with- benefit of both the Christmas Choir and Celebration Singers who have been rehearsiing for weeka. Both choir directors, Mr.' Southwell and Mrs. Roadhouse, had their chors in top form. Dec. 7 was the deadline for this year's Arts in Action, a conteat wlthin the sehool which encourages initiative in creative pursuits. The. brainchuld of our parents' guild, this* endeavour !B now administered by Brent Straughan, and each month's contest carnies thie bonus incentive of a monetary prize. 1That's reason enough te put pen te paper for most of us. This particular contest was te write -an original play and, though I did not submit an entiy, I wish those who did the best of luck. Future contesta will focus on other literary forms - short. stories, sonnets, scripts, poetry and so on. The. reward for first place is $100 - no trifling arnount.. To promote a warm Christmas atmosphere within the school, w. have a huge, beautifully decorated white pin. tre. in the common room, and our main hall staircase lu wrapped in fresh green garlands. Just loolng at their lights and tinsel as we move from class te class is enough te banish the. blues and set the, most susceptible hearts a-humming. Tanya Hunter I Alana Koster SINCLAIR SECONDARY SCHOOL "Simon says freeze." Students have been experiencing difficulties with tii. ., computers fr-eezing up.' Just when you think you are about finished, you're not! You scream in denial as' you watch your hard work disappear. W. appreciate tii. technologies; we just wish they would operate according te, plan. So remember the. three most important rules regarding computer use - "save, save and save again!" How are those dance lessons coming along? Sinclair's second annual Christmas dance is next Tuesday night. Pull out those dancing shoes and be ready to, boogie witii Sinclair's finest. Tickets for this baah are on sale this week and next. Have your student ca.rd ready and a non- perishable food item te get a discount. Be there or be square! Sinclairsa newspaper Graffiti la tiie beat thing since Swiss cheese. Making your days merry and bright; the. next issue of the. paper is .due out next week. Have your quarter or a subscription ticket ready te receive your copy. Bring non-perishable items and nearly new clothes and teys te our TAGa. For every five items you bring in, your name lu entered in the. weely draw. Congrats te last week's winner of the. Beatles Anthology. Hats are off to ail participants and Ms. MacLennan for last week's talent show. Over 200 students gathered for tiie show last Wednesday in the. cafeteria. Speaking of talent, next Wednesday la your chance te, wail. Sign up in the. resource centre and celebrate the. season with tunes of holiday fun. If singing isn't your style, pull out your skates and join Mr. McKeciiney and Ma. Rozon next Wednesday at the, Brooklin arena. Our pal, tii. student agenda, telle us once again that it's wInter vacation in only nine days. Counting down -- nine, eight... With Christmas break only a littie over a week away, Hawks everywiiere are looking forward, aIl with great anticipation, te some time off from echool. But until then, there is lots going on te keep ail of us busy. On Friday, Dec. 8, Henry hosted an inivitational wrestling tournament that drew over 600 -students competiters from aIl over Durhiam Region. The. event was a rousing success, thanks te dedicated volunteers, students and staff. Santa came a little early for the children of Henry staff members again this year. Members of the. Henry Athletic Council volunte.red their time te run a Christmas party for the. staff and -their families. Tii. evening was a huge sucoess and our very ownMr. Vidakovich made a special appearance. This annual event served te emphasize how tiie spirit of the season is alive and well at Henry with Santa's helpers out in full force. Henry students are busily trying te get signatures on a petition te allow students te wear coats inside the. school. Studenta contend that wlth the. constant openng and closing ofdoors, the classrooms are often cold. Staff pointed out that since wearing coats in certain areas was disallowed, the. incidence of theft in the. cafeterium bas gone down niark.dly. Well, Hawks, here's your chance te research thie issue, make an informed decision, and then choose eltiier te sign or not. .Also making the. rounds is a petition te the. echool board expressing conoern at the. proposed budget cuts. This is an important issue that affects us all, so, please Re. -cser' e o t ý by araie e - - s s --. Larine. ustonisa -merof heRe.0i JUST IN TIE FOR CHRISTMAS - THE SECOND GET A LIFEr Author Wayne Roberts has recently published his second book, Cet A Life - How to make a good buck, dance around the dinosaurs and save the world while you're at it! Roberts, together with Susan Brandum, pooled eight years' experience working with conixunity- base&eco-businesses to write a 350-page encyclopedia of cutting-edge companies and systems at the heart of the sunrise economy. Cet A Lufe presents 101 ways to tread lightly on Mother Earth and offers ways to make baga of money, simplify your life, have a blast, keep fit and save your sanity while everything is crumbling ail around you. In fact, the authors will give you your money back if, after reading the book, you don't find at least one job, project or saving that's right for you or your neighbounhood. The following, gleaned out of this marvelous book, is just one short paragraph to give you a sens. of what the book might say about other topics. "A classic children's story, Heidi, telles of a girl who couldn't be cured by expensive drugsr, doctors and bcd reut, but cured herseif on the cheap with whole foods, clear mountain air and sun. Though the mzedical majority hasn't banned the book from libraries, it treats the message as a fairy tale and continues on its search for synthetic drug cures." Gel A Lufe! doubles as a primer on new careers and lifestyles, and a bold strategy for renewing North America's economy, communities and the environment. It also combines lifestyle - economics with an attitude - and exhaustive research, making the book useful for everyone. The book is available at some book stores or order by contacting Get A Life Publishers at 427-5828. CHRISTMAS GREEN TII>: Send a holiday greeting on a postcard. Simply cut off the picture part of last year's cards and mail it as à postcard. Also saves an envelope. get informed and docide which side of thisi issue you want to b. counted on. The fourth annual Henry food, toy and clothing drive is now in ful swing. Staff. and studentsare busily collecting non-perishable food Items, new unwrapped toys and new articles of clothlng for distribution throughout the Durham area. Henry's drive has always been very successful in the past, so let's make sure that this one la equally memorable. On Dec. 19, there will b. a Skate Extrauaganza at Wind, Reach Tanma, which hosta visits by disabled children. Stay tuned for more details. Durham scholarship awards WIITBY REOIPIENTIS ACCESS & SKILLS DIVISION Optiit Club of Whltby awards: Margaret Covienky (pro-arts); Bill Nichoils lovai IV communications> AMT&*ADONIITRAflON IVISIO Belamys Rlestaurant award: Donna Wittonbols (Food & bevrage management, year 1); Lewis Beaton Trust award: Tracey Ryan (ats a administration, year 2); A. Alan H. Strike award: Kelly Boucher (legal administration, year 2); OshawawWhllby This Weok - Ajax- Plckoring News Advortisorý award: Emldly Clarke <advertislng administration, yoar 1>; Lewis Boaton Trust award: Dina Cannolla <office administration, year 1) SPECIAL ACIEVEWENT AWARDS Tea Counicil of Canada award: Virginla Le (food & bevorage>; Dr. CIE. 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