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Whitby Fre Prosu, Wednesctay. May 4, 1994, Page 21 CORT FOWLER flexes his muscles, to the obvious approval of an attentive audience (right), during : Ë1Chelan mi Scott DURHAM ADULT LEARNING CENTRE The school er iscoming quickly te an yend. However, studets at DASE are still very involved in project and activities. Linda Jackson, a DASE student, has started a peer support group for students. Issues such as- single parenting, coping skills, and study methods are discussed. DASE is celebrating its 1Oth anniversary this inonth and will hold an open house on May 18 in Pickering and May 19 in Oshawa, froni 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Anniversary watches with the DASE logo were sold for $59.95 from April 27 to May 2. Student council has Prom 1994, 'A Night of Shooting Stars,' well underway. On June 3, DASE students will be celebrating the prom at the Carribean Cultural Centre, complete with a sound and light show provided by Gary McEwen. W. are looking forward te this event. Carl McAlonen, a DASE student, says, "Ive waited this long te graduate, there is no way I would miss this prom." The physical education class will hold the annual 'Kid's Picnic' on Friday, June 10 for the children of DASE students. DASE students have volunteered to, help the Oshawa Olympic Wrestling Club with their 'Stars and Stripes' Fiesta pavilion. Even though the school year is winding down, DASE students are still full of amnbition and enthusiasm. 'Muscle Mania,' a bodybuilding exhibition held Thursday at Anderson CVI. Photo by Mark Reesor. Whtby Free Press By Nancy Cotter, head ibrary resource SINCLAIR SECONDARY SCHOOL Congratulations this week te, Mariete Rozon -- head of girls' Physical education, and te Bill Walters, head of boys' physical education, for ail their hard work at canvassing, collating and researching ail the information needed te, result in a naine for the Sinclair teains in preparation for Septeniber. The ballots have been cast, the voting is done ... and the winner is ... Sinclair Secondary School, home of the Sinclair Celtics. Sporting offical school clours -- forest green and blue with highlight accents of red and gold -- our teains will be ready to compete in true Celtic forin, in fashionable attire in September. Not to fret, our logo presentation will be creative and original, we're not relying on the Boston trends. Sportswear will be available for purchase as early as latte August when we finally meet at the barbecue and also tour the school. For those talented foîke, you are challenged te create an original design with one of your favourite teains or clubs in mind. Now that you know the colours and the naine, accept the challenge and get your work te us. We could be wearing your designs when next w. meet. Students, would you like te b. trained as an anibassadar? Responsibiities would include your participation in a training session in June, on site, and again in August and throughout the sehool year to assist with the rnany visits and tours that Sinclair wiII b. hosting. Prerequisites for this rewarding position include a friendly persona]ity, the ability to talk freely with people, Sinclair enthusiasin, a sense of direction -- just so you can lead tours like a pro with littie experience yourself. If any or ail of these features describe a part of you, then we need to talk. Please leave your naine in your school office, or cail me directly at the Lang Tower. Ilil be in touch to confirm the date for our training session in June. It will be work, but it will be fun. Just a reminder to ail parents of Sinclair students that a week tonight, Wednesday, May 10, the administration and staff' are looking forwawrd to meeting with you at 7 p.m. at Anderson CVI for some creative, productive interaction as we plan the procedural poli cies that will impact on life at Sinclair. FuiiamIr Leslie MeFarlane Public School wiIl hold a fun fair on Saturday, May 14 froin 9 a.m. te noon. There WÎil be numerous activities for children. Donations for the bake sale and white elephant (items for children to purchase for 10 cents to $1, e.g. books, small toy) may be delivèred te the iChol Friday, May 13. West Lynde Public School will hold the ninth annual ' Fun Fair' on Friday, May 6, 5:15 to, 9 p.m., at 270 M1ichael Blvd., Whitby. There will b. more than 30 gaines and events, barbecued hot dogs and hamburgers and a silent auction, which includes a weekend at a Toronto hotel. Now is the chance te give your input and work together with staff to crate the environinent that is the best for your sons and daughters. So think ' Code of Conduct' which includes those controversial concerna dealing with droe code and smolcing; evaluation and assesement; attendance procedures. Bring the best ideas from the schools you have already worked with, and Sinclair Secondary will reap the benefits. From reading to math, Sylvan Leaning Centre@ helps children make the grades. Wlith our positive, individualized instruction, students find their grades soaring - along with their self-esteem. Instead of dreading sehool, students actually look forward to it. We've alread.v helped more than a million children turn their grades around. Let's talk about how we can help your child. <.~syl 4~ LXarningi Centre®' Helping kids be their best. 'l Kendalwood Park Plaza, 1801 Dundas St. E., Whitby 404-1818 Redng*Wrtng*Mth+Std Sil Hoework Spor OC Irecho Pog v