WHITBY FREE PRESS, Thursday, October 7th, I*71' Page 13 HENRY HIGH DEFEATS ANDERSON OUCH! - 377 With concentrated encouragement from cheerleaders, enthusiastic fanfare and typical, fal1 weather Henry Street School took on Anderson Collegiate in traditional high school football last Saturday afternoon. Sorry Anderson, but we must report that Henry won to the tune of 37 to 7. ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE AT WHITBY 'STATION' After careful deliberation, the Whitby Arts "Station" has chosen Mr. GI en Elliott of Toronto as artist-in.- residence. Mr. Elliott i s twenty-seven years o I d and a graduate of Fine Arts from the University of S a s k atchewan. He is represented by the Pollock Gallery in Toronto and has had paintings in a n umber of major national exhibitions in the I1ast three or four years. He has made extensive trips circling the g Io b e , and spent several months in s u ch countries as Greece, Indi a and Japan. Last s um me r Mr. Elliott worked for the Youth and Recreation Branch in the "Art TrekI"project, ( a program to p r ovide a stimulus in the visula arts field for smaller communities in Ont- ario). As of October 7th, on each Thurs- day, there will be three sessions un- der the direction ofMr. EllI iott. Namely m o r n i n g a duilt classes in "Contem- porary Concepts and TecfhniquesIlfrom 9:30 un t i 1 Il:30. Participants in this program wi1l1 be charged $16. 00 for the first 8-week session. From 4 to 6 p. m., a Young Peoplets Art Club isto take place. Fees for students in this program will be $5. 00 for the year. (October to end of May). From 7:30 to 10:00 p. m. on Thurs- day evenings, the "Station" will be o p e n to a n y one wishing to appear - This is simply an unstructured situa- tionwiththeartist as a resource per- son, to criticize, instruct, talk, dis- cuss or argue. Whitby Arts Incorporated is indeed g r a te f ul to the Province of Ontario Counc il1 for the Arts who accepted their application for, and awarded an operating grant toward an artist-in- residence program., FREEMAN 26 ON SATURDAY M i k e Freeman, Liberal candidate for Ontario South in th e October 21 election, celeb- r a t e s two anniv- ersaries this week. On Thursday, October 7th, he and his commer- c i ai a rtist wife, Rosemary, cele- brate the Sth an- niversary of their wedding. Two days I a ter on Oc t o b e r 9th, highschool teach- er Mike cetebrates his 26th birthday. The former Dun- barton-high school ho n ours student, who graduated from University of Toronto is a p o I i tical science and Canadian his- tory teacher at A- j a x High School. He has taken a mont h 's leave of absence from his job t o contest the c u rrent el ection, and is spending most of his camp- aign time visiting people in their homes. LOTTERY HOCKEY PAY - OFF SPONSORED BY DENIS O'CONNORs HIGH SCHOOL (Whitby) Prize Money Awards Based On Exact Second Of GOALS SCORED In Leaf's Saturday Night Home Games (21) PRIZES AWARDED FOR: First Goal Scored $200.00 Last Goal Scored $200.00 Any Other Goal Scored $10.00 DON'T TICKETS: Book of 21 tickets: $10.00 __ OR .50¢ each CONTACT: DENIS O'CONNOR STUDENT REPS. or Call 668-8721 Winners names will be published in Oshawa Times every Wednesday beginning October 20th. license #106801-161-71 L- Pliotie 839 1332 1 Phone 839-1332__