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Large Crowd on Hand for Carnival Sponsored by Lions Club and Pizza Pizza The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviile, Wednesday, September 29,1993 9 Durham C.H.S. Happenings ili _ Games of chance were a big hit with the carnival crowd who eluded an easy slammer, clowns, and a tug-of-war Proceeds from fiocked to the Pizza Pizza parking lot Sunday, September 26, for a the event went to aid SightFirst, a campaign to stop preventable day of fun and 25 cent pizza slices. Other highlights of the day in- blindness which is supported by local Lions and Lioness clubs Constable Keith Richards of the Durham Regional Police didn't stay dry for long, after he volunteered to man the dunk tank at the SightFirst/Pizza Pizza Carnival on Sunday. His good-natured threats to hand out tickets didn't stop crowds from lining up to try and sink him with three throws for a dollar. SL : Kids couldn't pass up a chance "j to have their faces painted by a of Bowmanviile By Sarah Ridley Bonding. You've heard that done before: parents and children, brothers and sisters, grandparents and their grandchildren. But try to imagine 122 high school students spending a whole afternoon doing exactly that. For obvious reasons, the event was called "Bonding Day" and there was even a Bonding Day song by Shawn Lise that introduced it to the student body. The concept of such a day was the brainchild of a former students' council and has become a tradition of DCHS. What is it? An afternoon of fun, games, free food, friendship and getting to know everyone, especially new students, a little better. Why? Because friendship and a sense of belonging belonging is what DCHS is all about. Besides, it's a lot of fun. Bonding Day was not the only exciting exciting thing happening at Durham. Our Phys. Ed. teacher, Jim Vcltman, recently returned from Vancouver, where his lacrosse team, the Brampton Brampton Excelsiors, had for the second year in a row, won the Canadian championship trophy, the Mann cup. They played against Mr. Vcltman's former team, the Coquitlam Adanacs. Mr. Veltman said the teams were very evenly matched; that although the Adanacs were more emotional, the Excelsiors had lots of talent. The Excelsiors won the championship in five of a best-of-seven game series. Mr. Veltman said the third game was the clincher. It was a very crucial game, which his team won in overtime, overtime, Mr. Veltman scoring his only goal of the tournament, the winning goal. Mr. Vcltman is being very modest modest when he says that of himself because because he is an expert at setting up goals for team mates to score. He said the support of Durham really helped him "I'm glad I have so many people behind me. It made it easier, knowing I had support of parents, students and students." We certainly DO support you, Mr. Vcltman, and congratulate you again. Our fall sports program is geared up and rolling. The soccer teams have a number of games scheduled for the upcoming weeks and a tournament tournament next month. Other teams are into preliminary practice. It looks like they arc off to a great start! On a more serious note, Durham is involved in a court case concerning the funding of Christian schools. As a private school and a member of the Ontario Alliance of Christian Schools which is the organization fighting the court battle, we arc watching events carefully and support those who challenge challenge the decision not to provide funding. Next week: a profile of a typical Durham student, as well as more updates updates on happenings in Durham Christian High. kooky clown. Organizers report that over $3,600 was raised at Sunday's SightFirst/Pizza Pizza carnival held in Bowmanviile. The Style Shoppe Welcomes Wendy Milburn to their staff. Special Offer from Wendy Children's Cuts n • ^ ) Wednesdays Only $£^00 The 108 King St. E. Bowmanviile Telephone 623-5455 The Lions and Lioness Club of Bowmanviile wish to thank Pizza Pizza Store #668 for the organizing and financial backing of Carnival '93. The Carnival was a huge success for the Lions "Campaign SightFirst" Project! Thank you Pizza Pizza. We also wish to thank the following persons and organizations who assisted in making the event a success. Tim's Rent-All Pepsi Cola Canada Bowmanviile Santa Parade Community Service Order Durham Regional Police Humane Society ^ Shawn Turner Bowmanviile High School Cowan Pontiac Buick Goodyear Bowmanviile Mr. Dupuis The Edge 94.9FM Cakes by Carol Dunk Tank "Dunkies" Horseless Carriagcmcn Pet Value COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP ■ SITING TASK FORCE Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management GROUPE DE LIAISON COMMUNAUTAIRE GROUPE DE TRAVAIL Gioix d'un site de gestion des déchets faiblement radioactifs The Clarington Community Liaison Group Joint Technical Working Group Meeting Schedule Monday, October 4 - Clarington CLG "Business Meeting" Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: 37 King Street West, Village of Newcastle Tuesday, October 5 - Meeting of the "Technical Working Group on Clean-up Criteria" Time: 5:00 p.m. Location: Hope Township Municipal Building Wednesday, October 6 - Meeting of the "Technical Working Group on Remedial Action Plan" Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: I-lope Township Municipal Office Tuesday, October 12 - Meeting of the "Technical Working Group on Clean-up Criteria" Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: 37 King St. West, Village of Newcastle Tuesday, October 19 - Meeting of the "Technical Working Group on Clean-up Criteria" Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: 37 King St. West, Village of Newcastle Tuesday, October 19 - Meeting of the "Technical Working Group on Clean-up Criteria" Time: 5:00 p.m. Location: Hope Township Municipal Office Tiesday, October 26 - Meeting of the "Technical Working Group on Clean-up Criteria" Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Hope Township Municipal Office F or further information call Dana Kerr 987-7786 DURHAM DODGE CHRYSLER from Pickering to Newcastle We are Durham's Dodge Chrysler Dealer offering premier service and the latest in Dodge Chrysler products. 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