WHITBV F REE PRESS, WED NESDAY -MAY 4, 1983, PAG E9 HIGH SCHOOLNEWS WEEK Anderson news By C. DALEMAN Anderson C.V.I. Congratulations to Anna Stasinakis and Geoff Wil- liams, who placed second at COSSA Mixed Doubles Badminton on April 20, thus qualifying for thc pro- vincial finals, OFSSA, on April 30 to May 1. Congra- tulations also goto the Junior Badminton team, who compcted in thc COSSA Junior Badminton Tourna- ment on April 21. Millie Minas and Soragia Stasin- akis remained undefeated, capturing gold medals in Girls' Doubles. Rod'Nichoils fought long and hard Wt make a dramatie comeback and defeat last year's COSSA Junior winner, to place second in Boys' Singles. Rod Vandyk and Paul Law placed fourth in Boys' Doubles by defeating Uic number one teams from LOSSA and Kawartha. Congratula- tions, Mr. Uranowski, on your teams' achievements - a fitting reward for the many evemings and week- ends spent training Uic team members. On April 22, Mr. Cardinal's Grade 7/8 enrichment mathematics class from Meadowcrest visited An- derson for. an, all-afternoon computer workshop. Two computer science students, Sherrie Mildrea and Laura-Lee Wilde developed and presented Uic workshop, consisting of a movie and demonstration Wo provide information about the system's capabili- ties. Afterwards, Uic students were able to work with Uic computers directly, under the guidance of Mr. Nussy and Uic MSC 451 students. This was Uic firat tune such a project was undertaken. Judging by its success, it won't be Uic last!1 Grade il and 12 computer science students had a chance Wo sec what developments are taking place in computer programming, technology and applica- tion when Uiey visited Waterloo University on April 29. OUier trips, in addition to Uic band trip to King- ston described last week, include a geography ex- cursion to Uic Warsaw Caves on April 28, and a visit to Uic Ontario College'of Art by Grade 12 and 13 art students on April 30 and the Outers' Club's canoe trip-in Algonquin.Park. The latter will take place May 10 to 13. A group of 24 students and 5 staff will put to the test skills gained in several months of in- 000 00..Ada & A Ruddy fund reaches $859OOO Donations and pledgcs in Uic Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital Cam- paign have now reached over $85,000. Among Uic donors In Uhc past wcek arc K- Mart, pledge $1,000; Winvalley Construction, $500; Dr. Donald Shep- ley, pledge $1,800; Dr. Edmond Millam, $200; Whitby Ambulance Ser- vice, $553; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sbire, $1,000 each. During this week, a letter asklng for support for this project will be sent out to each resident in Whitby. Campaign publicity director Don Frise ad- vises that pledges can be made over a two to thrcc ycar pcnlod. 000000 MEETING The next meeting of thc Durham Widows and Widowcrs Associa- tion will bc hcld May 9 at 7:30 p.m. at St. George's Church, Cen- tre Street South, in Oshawa. Tickets,, available for $1 apiece, arc for the wldowed only. The toplc of discussion will be reflexology. eÉMR e e e e e e e e e e tensive training. The Outers followed a swimming survival course at Iroquois Park and canoe training at the Nonquon Outdoor Education Centre and Lake Ontario. In Algonquin Park, these handy indivi- duals will travel through nine lakes and carry their ten canoes over eight portages. The students wil also carry their own food and supplies, and prepare the meals from the menus they have planned. Now, that will produce some interesting meals!1 Finally, we wish to extend our congratulations to Dr. K. Moorcroft, who has successfully completed her Doctorate in Education in Hlstory. Now it is possible to arrange a guidance interview with a doc- tor! Pace at DO'C won't let up By COLLEEN CREIGHTON Denis O'Connor HIgh School The month of May means that the school year is almost over - gee, too badi April was a very busy month with Spring Melody, Education Week and much more. Yet, even though the school year is gently coming to a close, the pace here at DO'C shows no sign of letting Up. The girls' soccer tcam began its season with a win in April and continues to do well - the last game against O'Neill ended with a tic. Congratulations girls and keep up the good work. The real interest this past week is intramural basebail. The season began on one of thc loveliest spring days of the year. The first games had Green defeating Red and Yellow defcating Blue. (Way to go Green!1) However, the second games had Yellow defeating Green and Blue defeating Red. (Come on Green, pull up your socks!1) N.B. - If Green House continues to go out, and win, thcy could capture the entire intramural programn. Let's doit!1 May brings Student Coundil elections. Although it is a little too early for candidates to make them- selves known, it isn't too early to start thinking about whether or not you are interested in running. Stratford tickets are sold out! Hard to believe. The event is "Macbeth". And a reminder to the seniors - only four wceks to exams. Happy May. e e e s e s GiveMom an ice creamn love letter. The Baskln-Robblns Mother's Day Cake. FIlled wlth Mom's favorite 3lderful flavors. Or cake 'n Ice cream. Elther way, we'll top it wlth your own speclal love letter. ,Be sure to order by Thursday noon for orders being plcked up ofl the weekend. ICE CREAM STORESAFEWAY PLA2 370 Brook St. S. Whltby .Fde 668-3231 iye YMCASPCA fis hing PI L trip 1 ALL TV1 I SERVICE1 I CALLS WITH 1201 The Durham Region I THISAD OL a weekend fishing trip to the YMCA Camp Wa- Sa-Ah-Bun on 'Georgian Bay near Port Severn.FA C N T Car pools will leave BLAIR PARK PLAZA the 'Y' Centre, Centen- 100-LUPIN DRIVE, WHITE3Y niai Building in Whitby 668-6060 at 6 p.m. on Friday, June 3 and return Sun- Open AIl Day Saturdays day, June 5at 4p.m. Enjoy fishing from the dock or from row boats on site, campfires, fishing derbies and prizes. .Il(11 i /) The fée is $35 per per- son (includes trans- /1,.ý1(/Y portation and five DO NT H meals, heatcd cabins with bunks and mat- SAW BAAAR tresses). Bring your own sleeping bag and & 'AM RE pillow.72WisnRaSot- hva The registration dcad- lime is Friday, May 27, 5 p.m. MNOIEMRE For more information call the Durham 'Y' at GO RCE N* LU EN 668-6_ _ _ _ _ IONTARI 1O'S FISH TESTING PROGRAM Ontario is famous for its fishing.. The Ontario government constantly checks this valuable resource through its continuing fish research and testing program. Testing has now been done in almost 1200 lakes and rivers. The resuits are published in the Guides: GUIDE TO EATING ONTARIO' SPORT FISH Northern Ontario, Lake Superior, Lake Huron GUIDE TO EATING ONTARIO SPORT FJSH S Southern Ontario and the Great Lakes NOW AVAILABLE FOR 1983. You can get your free copies from your riearest office of the: * ONTARIO MINISTRY 0F THE ENVIR0NMENT ONTARIO MINISTRY 0F NATURAL RESOURCES mi e ONTARIO MINISTRY 0F NORTHERN AFFAIRS Copies are also available in vacation area Brewers Retaîl Stores and LOBO Stores in June. Ministry of t he Environment Hon. Keith C. Norton, Q.C., 1 Minister Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Hon. Alan W. Pope. Minister