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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1984, PAGE 11 ACVI has visions /of 1984 By D. WiGGERS A.C.V.I. With 1984 here, thoughts of George Or- well's infgmous novel bas sparked interest amongst some people directing their expec- tations in the upcoming achool year. While some Ander- sonions migbt be quick to speculate that teachers can be per- sonified as "Big Brother" to fulfill Or- well's predictions, the overail opinion of the year appears to be quite positive. The only event that apparently oc- cupied the students thoughts at this time was exam week which ran from Jan. 18 to 27. These exams are especially significant for many grade 13's who are faced with deman- ding entrance marks for university enroîlment. However, with the conclusion of exams, the students of Anderson are looking forward 'to many activities in the school. The two most famous events are, without a doubt, the An- nual Winter Carnival and the Valentine's Day Dance. In previous years, Anderson's win- ter carnival had been continually demied the presence of snow but with tîi.is- year's winter climate, ail snow ac- tivities, both within and outside of the school, appear to be very promising. Anderson's Students' Council is also showing great promise for the upcoming year with new activities. However, in the light of the new yrwe should not ignore the presence of the "Little -Guys". In Anderson's case, this of course means our grade new invention and become famous;" "Mrs. Kirk wil become known for ber cooking;" "I would like to see a girl's rugby team because there are many girls who enjoy those types of sports and we feel that anything boys can do girls can do bet- ter; " "I want to win $11,000,00;" P "Mr. Craning will win a look- alike contest for Burt Reynolds;" and "An- - dei-son wil beat Henry at Mayor's Cup." Corrido r Capers By MIARY MCEACHERN ('alil 725-8967 with items for this coluinn. CONGRATULATIONS, HARRY Our sincere congratulations to Harry Inkpen, 1983 Peter Perry Winner. Harry is a true Peter Perry. He has made a significant contribution to the Town of Whitby for many years. He has been active with the Masonic.Lodge, Boy Scouts, St. John Amnbulan- ce Corps, Ail Saints Church, former counciilor of the Town of Whitby, etc. I couldn't think of anyone more deservmng-of the 1983 Peter Perry Award than its winner, Harry Inkpen. HEART MONTH February is Heart Month. Canvassers are needed for the Whitby area, especiaily for Port Whitby. If you would like to help with this worth-while project, cail Jackie Guthrie. *WHITBY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The Whitby Women's Institute held its first meeting of the New Year on January 23 at 1: 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Grace Carr, with the president presiding. The meeting was opened with a warm welcome for the 12 members and two visitors. Several matters of business were brought forward by the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Josephine Smith and discussion followed. The convenor for the evening was Mrs. Làaura McCarl, who introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Sheri Macimmie. Mrs. Macimmie gave a very interesting talk on the new theory of child management, which corresponded with the evening's topic 'Family and Consumer Af- fairs'. Information was given according to the rules by the author 'Rudolph Dreikers', who wrote "Children, the -Challenge", which children of di- ferent personalities and presents an effective man- ner dealing with children's problems, beneficial to both -parents and children and which the speaker, herseif, found rewarcling. Mrs. McCarl thanked the speaker. The roll cal was answered with homemade cookies and their recipes, after which a successful auction of the cookies took place, by the auctioneer Mrs. Idola Spo'The meeting adjourned and a social hour followed with a tasty lunch provided by the hostesses, Mrs. Josephine Smith and Mrs. Kay Hepburn. The next meeting of the Whitby Women's Institute wiil be held at the home of Mrs. Bessie Acton, 215 Reedaire Court on Feb. 22 at 1:30 p.m. Visitors welcome. DR. ROBERT THORNTON SCHOOL Winter Carnival - The Dr. Robert Thornton School wil hold their annual Winter Carnival on Feb. 3 and Feb. 10 for the junior and senior classes. This is a truly outdoor fun for ail the children. February Specials Wash, cut, style 18-00O Cut $6.00 Wash, cut, style 110.00 Wash, set $7.00 Perms (includes wash & cut> $25.00 Children under8 5.00 900 Bonacord Ave., Whitby For appt. 666-2244 Expires Pcb. 2M18 ROLND O~i %ami~ .mw AOft Dm -1,1 I* PAPER DRIVE -6TH WHITBY You can help support the Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers by bundling up old newspapers, magazines, catalogues, phone books, pamphlets etc. Please have bundies tied with string or cord, (no loose papers, plastic bags, or wires please), and placed at the end of your drlveway by 8 a.m.. The boys wil pick up tied bundles on the second Saturday Of each month (except July and August). For further information please cail 668-2948. CORRIDOR AREA RATEPAYERS EXECUTIVE MEETING The* February meeting of the Corridor Area Ratepayers Association wiil be held on Thursday, Feb. 2 in the Whitby Municipal Building, Committee Room No. 1 at 7:30 p.m. Ail members of the executive are asked to be present. WHITBY P.C. ASSOCIATION There wil be an executive meeting of the Whltby Progressive Conservative Association on Tuesday, Feb. 7 at the Whitby Municipal Building, Committee Room No. 1, at 7:30 p.m. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH CARD PARTY The U.C.W. of Westminster United Church will hold their Card Party on Feb. 20 in the church basement. Tickets are $2 per person, and may be obtained by contacting any member of the U.C.W. or myself, 72.5-8967. Plan to attend and bring three other frien- ds. 95 Winchester Rd., Brooklin Moving February 12 to 76 Baldwin St., Brooklin m 4mmMm mmo m mmO un w Exciting things are happening in February at I The vide m-lnéý movng e. 12 to 76 aldwin St., brooklin (Beside Joe's Pizza & Brooklin Sports) Our new larger premises will allow us to serve you better. Extra space 13 planned for our growing tape l ibrary and'we w!ill now of fer to complement the new stereo video recorders and a f uit11ine of LIMITED TIME OFFER To- celebrate our expansion, we will be offering 3-month trial member- ships during February only for $7. Privileges include iower tape rentai rates and one f ree movie rentai per month. ANNOUNCING THE EXCLUSIVE "Vi*deo Image Bonus Card"" Each week we wiIl announce a different selection of featured movie tities. Rentai of any of these tities wii give you 1 or 2 bonus points. Simply save 15 bonus points and receive a free movie rentai. Get your FREE Bonus Card today. Featuring Feb. 1 to 15: Dustin Hoffman, Jessica Lange, and Teri Garr in Tootsie, Kramer vs. Kramer, Ali that Jazz, The Postman Always Rings Twice, Close En- w m m é '%car -,%a- U qw a «M= 9