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PagcS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 24, 1998 Section Two Trent University Web Site Wins National Honors Trent University has the Best Homepage on the World Wide Web among postsecondary postsecondary institutions according to the 1998 awards program held by the Canadian Council for the Advancement of Education (CCAE). The gold award will be presented to representatives of Trent's Communications Department at the CCAE's annual conference conference in Waterloo, June 15. The competition was open to all CCAE members across Canada. The important important recognition will be indicated indicated on Trent's Web site, located at www.trcntu.ca, during the next year. Trent's site has been developed by the university's Communications Department, with assistance from a university web committee committee established in 1995 composed of faculty, staff and students. The site is targeted targeted at all persons potentially potentially interested in Trent, particularly particularly prospective students. The medium of electronic communication allows international international promotion of the university. The site has evolved in a very strategic fashion, with the implicit overall theme "Choosing Trent". Trent's attractive campus is ideal for this visual medium and the site fulfills important communications communications functions of identification, information and persuasion. Trent's web developer, Michael Young and communications communications director, Kathleen Bain, arc to accept the award, along with Susan Mackle, vice-president, advancement. BSPS Tab-ulation Students at Bowmanvillc Senior Public School have been saving their aluminum aluminum pop tabs since the beginning of September and this is the pile they wound up with by end of June. Pictured above are some of the collectors: Leigh-Anna Cunningham, Tyson Ayre, Lindsay Goggan and Zara Mason. The tabs will go toward a wheelchair purchasing program. St Stephen's Secondary School News Students Preparing for Move To New Senool in the Fall by Elisha Ribeiro This was the last week of school for the students of St Stephen's Secondary and the last few days at the current site. Students have been busy preparing for and writing their exams. In order to prepare to move to the new site teachers arc expected to pack the entire school and many students have assisted them. As we say good bye, we remember remember the good times we had at the Lamb's Road site. The students in Mr. Morgan's Grade 12 Religion class have put together a time capsule that will be displayed in the new school to preserve our memories. To celebrate the achievements of the school year, three separate awards ceremonies took place during the month of June. Congratulations to all award recipients. Special mention goes to Michael Longo who was awarded a University of Toronto Book Award and to Stuart Johnson whose artwork was chosen to grace the cover of the spring 1998 issue of IN 2 PRINT magazine. magazine. Thanks to all who purchased raffle tickets for the raffle designed to raise funds for the new school chapel. The draw will be held at the Graduation ceremony ceremony on the evening of Wednesday, June 24, 1998 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Bowmanvillc. We would like to wish all of our graduates much success in the future. Congratulations go to Stacy Lowery who was chosen as the valedictorian for this year's graduating class. To all students who plan to attend St. Stephen's Secondary in the fall: Have a safe and pleasant summer and don't forget to make your uniform uniform purchases at the new school on August 4th and 5th. Due to the Canada Day Holiday on Wednesday, July 1st, the deadline for Classified Advertising will be Friday, June 26th at 4:30 p.m. The deadline for Display Advertising will be Monday, June 29th at 12:00 noon. The Classified deadline for the July 4th Independent will be Tuesday, June 30th at 4:30 p.m. The deadline for Display Advertising will be 12 noon on Thursday, July 2nd. ®1ie Canabtan Statesman Clartngton/Courttce 3nbepenbent 62 King St. West, Bowmanvillc Telephone (905) 623-3303 Suggested Reading from the Claringlon Public Library Children's Books Kids Cottage Book by Jane Drake and Anne Love J790.1922 Dra This book is packed with hundreds of things for kids to do...from rainy-day games to building tree forts! Truly a kids (and a parents) summer survival guide! , . Running Out Of Time by Margaret Haddix Peterson J PB As far as Jessie is concerned, life is normal.. She and her family live in the village of Clifton, Indiana, the year is 1840, or so she thinks. When diphtheria spreads through the village and the children of Clifton start dying, Jessie learns the shocking shocking troth...it's actually 1996 and they are living in an experimental experimental village that serves as a tourist site. The only way to save the children is to enter the modern world and get the medicine that will cure the disease. Jessie's mother sends her on a frightening frightening mission where her own life is put in danger. Time is running running out...will Jessie find help before more children die? Adult Books Where Should We Take the Kids? by Elin McCoy 917.404 Fod This fun and practical guide helps you pick the right destination destination for this summer's family getaway. It profiles big cities, beach towns and mountain resorts in the Northeast and shows you where you can get the most fun for your money! Kids On Board by Robyn Freedman Spizman 794 Spi Sick of hearing, "Are we there yet?" Then you're ready for this book...Kids On Board shows many ways to make commuting, commuting, car-pooling or road-tripping fun and interesting for the kids in your life. These ideas have been road-tested and kid- approved! Secret Prey by John Sandford FIC Sandf John Sandford continues his exploration of the life and crimes of Deputy Chief Lucas Davenport with this new novel of murder and psychological intrigue. Once again, a killer is at loose in Minneapolis and the prey is found among the rich and powerful. Davenport is first drawn in to take a casual look, but the case takes an unexpected turn as he finds himself in a maze of clues and suspects. To make matters worse, someone is out to settle an old score with Davenport by targeting many of his friends. In typical Sandford fashion, the plot twists are unexpected, unexpected, the characters are fully drawn and the dialogue piercingly piercingly realistic. Excellent summer suspense! 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