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$$$ ' ft, "s* CKOT-FM 94.9 *§kobteti\ Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 20,1990 5 Students Describe Highlights from Vincent Massey School Recent Graduates In Mrs. Bryant's class there are some happy readers, readers, Sarah, Tyson, Scott, David, David, and Martin, just to mention mention a few. Sarah was a very polite little girl when she asked Mr. Rowe a favour. She needed a new chalk brush. When I talked to Ian, he said he had made a house for a mouse and when he showed it to me I could see he had done a very nice job. David says he likes counting and counts to 200. He recently got a new hair cut that hé picked out himself. himself. He thinks that it probably probably cost $2.00. They had all enjoyed their trip to the Metro Zoo. Everyone has a favourite animal animal that they got to see. by Melissa Bowen. Geography Student's Essay Wins $1,000 Jonathon Goad, an OAC geography student at Bowmanville High School, won $1000 for his essay, Temagami Forest Dispute: Economy vs Environment. The Canada-wide contest is sponsored by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, who judged the essay on originality, academic quality, relevance to geography and level of presentation. Jonathon is shown above with his geography teacher, Bi Ball. 3ruce One day in grade 1, I wrote a poem it went like this: If I go to the meadow I will ride a pony If I go to the meadow I will pet a bunny If I go to the meadow I will rake leaves in aheap When I come home from the meadow I will go to sleep. My teacher Mrs. Dolan sent my poem to the committee committee that was putting togeth-' sr a poetry book. My poem was chosen. I went to a presentation presentation in Port Hope on June 11". The book is called Fields of My Imagination. It :ontains poems written by children from different schools in our board. We all got a copy of the book and we were entertained by Chris Evans. I got lots of things from friends. I got a snowing thing and some [lowers. It was fun! by Elizabeth Monaghan. On Tuesday, June 12, all the Bowmanville Elementary Elementary schools faced each other in the long awaited track and field meet. It started off in the morning as a mere competition but the excitement excitement and rivalry mounted during the day. The events included the 50,100,200,400 and 800m races, the relay, high jump, long jump, triple jump and ball throw. But, when it was all over there could be only one winner. winner. When'all events were over the announcer came on and said the point placement placement for each school. It came down to the last two places. "Second place with 238 points is Waverley" - a cheer went up from the crowd. "First place for the tenth year in a row is Vincent Vincent Massey". All the teachers teachers and students from our school went wild. The final standing showed that we had won by only 4 points! The medal winners from our school were Derek Topham (junior boys champ) Emily Muir (tyke girls champ) and Brett Forsey (bantam boys champ). by Jeremy Oliver It was-Wednesday, June 13 and the girls' baseball team from Vincent Massey was on their way to Lord Elgin Elgin for their final baseball game against Waverley. All the girls were nervous. The game started at 4:00 with each team see-sawing for the lead. We were behind going going into our last time at bat. We needed three runs to win and we got them! The final score was 10 to 9. What an amazing game! All the girls on every team were good players and good sports. We would like to extend a special thanks to our coaches, Mrs. Read and Mrs. Whately, for doing a great job. The team was Kerri-Ann Kelly, Tammy Bunce, Kate Barrie, Sarah Bragg, Danielle Tierney, Adele MacKenzie, Vanessa Harris, Jill Cooke, Jessica McDonald, Rachel Oke, Shannon Hicks, Erica Becker, Becker, and Kim Cowan. by Tammy Bunce. Retiring Teachers Honored at Dinner The Northumberland and Newcastle Women Teacher's Association held their annual annual meeting and dinner at Victoria Hall on Wednesday, June 6,1990. Three retiring teachers were honoured at the meet- ing-Berenice Branscomb from C.R. Gummow School, Cobourg, Linda Beachamp, Grafton Public School and Gloria Gray, Newcastle Public Public School, (in absentia). A distinguished Service Certificate Certificate was presented to Carole Carole Benor who has retired after 35 years of teaching. A presentation was also made to Dr. Gary Tushing- ham, Director of Education for Northumberland- Newcastle, who has accent ed the position of Chief Executive Executive Officer in Calgary, Alberta with the Board of Education there. Linda Perkins accepted cheques for Women in Crisis from Northumberland- Newcastle Women Teachers' Association and the Federation Federation of Women Teachers of Ontario. Guest speaker was Superintendent Superintendent of Program for Peel Board of Education, Lynda Palazzi. Ms. Palazzi is responsible for advertising advertising the largest public board in Canada with over 92,000 students, and administering all curricula and curriculum policies as prescribed by the Ministry of Education and the Board. . Full-size Chevy & GMC Pick-ups • 2-Door Compact Chevy Blazer & CMC Jimmy yjj • Chevrolet LuminaAPV baiKa. & Pontiac Trans Sport • on Chevy & CMC Tracker Chevrolet Sprint Pontiac Firefly ï ■RuintCMS DURHAM. If your cor gets In p^fensponsora specfaWy-equ'PP®^ 1VVO morning and afternoon 'Ï5 P boost „ „ ew Ion boll, gasoline, or a ?m=l™epdîa " dl on our cellular phone lo your family, employer or garage. 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Iiena». mutu'H'e and oppkobte Itt'-gMihorgyi ul Ih# f.m# of fht« ftonKKfiCwi yix# GM LVa 1 ^# bt full detotli Onforfo OM D#nl#n fetlertillon, i/o 1200 fglliifon Avenu# ini#, Don Mills, Ontario M3C 1J1 Lori Kay Lori Kay, daughter of John and Donna Kay, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, graduated June 1, 1990 from Trent University, Peterborough with an Honours Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in history. Lori has accepted a position at Sydenham Museum. Museum. Lori is the granddaughter granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Newman, Port Credit and Mrs. Evelyn Whiteside, Collingwood, Ontario. Ontario. MARY-ANN VANDERWEER Mary-Ann Van der Weer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Van der Weer, graduated with high distinction distinction on May 27, 1990 from Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Geography. Mary-Ann received an alumni bronze medal for attaining the highest academic standing in the Economics Department. Department. She is currently employed employed with The Mutual Group working in the Tax Administration Department. Sandra Beard Sandra Beard, daughter of Allan and Lana Beard, Newcastle, and granddaughter granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Purdy, Bowmanville, graduated with honours from a 3-year course at Sir Sandford Fleming College, specializing in convention management. Sandra will be leaving for Australia in September. September. Melanie Axford On June 9th, 1990 Melanie Melanie Axford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Axford, granddaughter of Mrs. William William Axford, Hampton, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright, Enniskillen graduated from Durham College in the Food and Management Program at the Civic Auditorium. Melanie is presently employed employed by Mickey's Bar and Grill, Osnawn. Tiffany Loo-Anno Rowe TilTnny LooAnno Rowe, daughter of Ed and Dinno Rowe of Dowmnnvillo. grund-dmightor of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim of Newton- ville and Mrs, Stanley Rowe of Port Hope, graduated on Juno Dili, 1990, from Durham Durham College. She miceossfiil- ly completed the three year Legal Administrator Course. Tiffany lms accepted a position position with the law firm of Mack and Kisbeo in Oalinwn. SCOTT PHILIP MURDOCH ' On June 7, 1990, Scott graduated from the University University of Guelph with a Bachelor Bachelor of Science, Honours pro- g :am, majoring in Fisheries iology. Scott is presently employed with the Great Lakes Fisheries Commission in Sault St. Marie. Rosemary Dubyk (Nee Kennedy) On June 13, 1990, Rose-' maty, daughter of Don and' Verna Kennedy, graduated, from York University, re- J ceiving her Bachelor of Education. Education. Rosemary has ac-* cepted a teaching position- with the Peel County Board' of Education. ANDREW J. SMITH, M.D. Andrew, the eldest son of John and Susan Smith, g randson of J.W. Smith, owmanville and Harry and Frieda Stroud, Wiltshire, England graduated with a Doctor of Medicine degree (honours) at Convocation Hall, University of Toronto on Thursday, June 7, 1990. He is presently doing his internship internship at the Toronto General General Hospital. RICHARD J. SMITH, B.Sc Phm. Richard, second son of John and Susan Smith, grandson of J.W. Smith, Bowmanville and Harry ana Frieda Stroud, Wiltshire, England graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Pharmacy degree at Convocation Hall, University of Toronto on Friday, June 8, 1990. He is presently doing his internship internship with Shopper's Drug Mart, Oshawa. Directory ACCOUNTANCY ALTERNATIVE HEALTHCARE WILLIAM C. HALL B. Comm. Chartered Accountant 35 King St. W:, Newcastle Telephone 987-4240 Bragg Health Services Anna Bragg, R.N. Cert. Ref. 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