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I < 20 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 25, 1988 Boivmanville High School Students Honored for Outstanding Accomplishments The Bowmanville High School Track and Field team enjoyed an outstanding season this year. The team improved in the standings from 21st place last year to ninth spot this year at the DYSSA level. Several Several athletes will be competing this week at the All- Ontario competitions. Team members are, back row from left: Miss Milne, Paul Stonehouse, Bryan Beatty, Beatty, Shannon Houston, Jason Walsh, Tammy Wraight, Nicole Devonish, Melanie Koenderman, Steve Ash and Miss Eaton. Middle row, from left:' Diana Moriarity, Veronica Harris, Alison McMurt- tr, Chris Gloss, Tara Cooper, Tammy Maclvor, Ingrid Ingrid Wunderlich. Front row, from left: Wayne Rou- sell, Jenny Lansdowne, Kate Langstaff, Steve Kay, Jason Black, Rebecca Stewart, Becky Moynes and Patrice Lawrence. Absent from photo were Bill MacIntyre, MacIntyre, Greg Healy and Diane Wright. commemorative plaque, and John received a plaque and certificate. The School Reach Team, modelled after the Reach for the Top competition, performed performed well for its first effort. effort. Students travelled to the 1 University of Western Ontario Ontario in London for the Ontario Championships. A new team is forming already for next year, when the school hopes to take the championship. One successful student, Scott Veals, was one of 100 nominees chosen of a possible possible 1,400 students eligible for a Josten's Leader Scholarship. Scholarship. Scott served as Prime Minister of the Student's Council, and still managed to maintain a high academic average. He acted as a leader leader of the Redman Baseball Team. Bowmanville's athletic teams have traditionally done a good job of representing representing the community. This year has seen the rebirth of the Track and Field Team. Hard work and enthusiasm ê aid off for the 30 athletes. owmanville High School's LOSSA results bumped them from 21st place in 1987 to ninth place in 1988. Bowmanville High School placed ninth overall at the DYSSA Regionals at York University, where 15 Bowmanville students competed. competed. Twelve of the students, students, including two girls' relay relay teams, qualified to compete compete at the OFSSA Regionals May 2G and 28. In addition to sport and -competitive success, Bowmanville Bowmanville High School had a hand in community activities. activities. A chapter of SADD (Students (Students Against Drunk Drivers) Drivers) began this year at the high school. Students listened listened to a victim of impaired driving recount her experiences. experiences. In the fall, the wreckage wreckage of a car was placed on the front lawn of the school and was surrounded by antidrinking antidrinking and driving slogans. slogans. Four members of the BHS SADD were recently awarded certificates by the Bowmanville Optimist Club for "their dedication to law and order." BHS students raised money money for SADD by. holding bake sales, a raffle and a car wash. Next year promises to be activity-filled as membership membership is built up from the grade nine ana ten levels and as feeder schools become become involved in the program. program. Students at BHS made themselves noticed in and around the community with their CO-OP program. Students Students are out in the community community gaining training for what will be their future tasks in the working world. Ideally, this cuts down on hiring out-of-town employees employees and saves business people people time in training. On a more theatrical note, the BHS Drama Club, a group of 80 students and three directors, put together several productions this year, one of which was the successful Music Man of last fall. The spring selection was Done to Death, a mystery- comedy where five mystery writers are hired to write for a television series. But when a real murder takes place, the writers must try to figure out 'who dunnit'. Public speaking is no problem for Gail Seto and Jonathan Goad, both students at Bowmanville High School. The speakers took first place honors at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lions Club Effective Speaking Contest. They repeated the first place victories at the regional level of competition. At the district where the competition included speakers from Ontario, Quebec and Labrador, Gail placed second and Jonathan was fourth. Congratulations to both speakers for their outstanding efforts. efforts. Goad placed first in the The Bowmanville High Bowmanville Lions Club Ef- School year winds down this "active Speaking Contest, season with students and held March 14. staff proud of the school's The pair moved on in i performance. their divisions, picking up' The school's public speak- first place in the Lions Club ers did very well this year.' Regional Contest at Bridge- Gail S.eto and Jonathan north, April 9. Custom-built, 2300 sq. ft., mature landscaping and gardens, gardens, large deck, built-in desks and bookcases, 3 plus 1 bedrooms. $169,500. 72 Prospect St., Bowmanville Phone 623-2196 (Scugog SI. to Fourth St., east along Fourth St. to Prospect.) Gail Seto won second •place and Jonathan Goad, fourth place, at the Lions Multiple District A Effective Speaking Contest, May 7 to 8 in Bewdley, where finalists from Ontario, Quebec and Labrador competed. Gail's speech topic dealt with the beauty and the people people of Canada. 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Watch for Pear- tree signs. Jones Avenue, Newtonvllle 786-2282 Lloyd and Lynda McRobbie are pleased to announce the sale of ffldcffiokke ffi(iotoqrav(w i to Tom and Margaret Hurlbert We have operated the business in Bowmanville Bowmanville and area for over two decades, and are moving to Buckhorn, Ontario, where Lynda has purchased a store. We want to thank everyone who has supported supported us these past 24 years, and we hope you will patronize Tom and Marg, who are competent professionals eager to continue producing producing fine family and wedding portraits. PRIVATE SALE - BOWMANVILLE OUTSTANDING 4-LEVEL SIDESPLIT $151,900. 3 bedrooms, study, main floor family room, bright spacious. kitchen. 50 oz. broadloom, central air, attached garage, private yard. Landscaped and decorated. Close to amenities. Phone 623-7750 The Optimist Club honored the founders of the Bowmanville High School's Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD) program on Friday, May 20. The group has spent the last year involved in various activities including a car wash on the week-end and a display at the Kinsmen Home Show earlier this year. The group works towards promoting aware ness of the dangers of alcohol and motor vehicles. Pictured from left, Bryan Beatty, Tracey Luxton, George Marmara (Bowmanville Optimist Club), Miss Milne and Miss Davies (staff advisors) and Tracy Bumstead. Absent from the picture was Julie Kuipers. The play was double-cast to give all actors an opportunity opportunity on stage. The play was fun, and it was obvious the 1 actors enjoyed their roles. ' Directing duties were! shared by Peter Sobil, Robert Sheridan, Michael Lindop and all the teachers and friends in the community who offered their support. The drama group is looking for an interesting 1988-89 school year production. Drama isn't the school's only entertainment. Thirty- six students of the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School Band recently recently completed a stint in New Orleans where they picked up a bronze award in the music competition held May 14. The students enjoyed the jazz music while in New Orleans, Orleans, accompanied by their six chaperones, and found their touring of Bourbon Street, the cruise boat Na- chez, a San Franciso Plantation Plantation House and the Mississippi Mississippi River to be quite exciting. The Senior Band members members are thankful to Mr. Parker and Miss Windly for organizing the trip. Student successes are always always recognized, but sometimes sometimes the "efforts of Bowmanville Bowmanville teachers is not mentioned. The school would like to thank Norm Johnson and Connie Wood- lock for School Reach, Tom Smith and Peter Sobil for the Students' Council, Janice Eaton, Eaton, Bill Todd and Ruth Milne for the Track Team, Mary Me Caw, Barb Vibert, Bill Lees, Ruth Sorely and Lorenzo Binotto for Co- Operative Education, Ruth Milnes for SADD, Mike Lindop Lindop and Peter Sobil for the Drama.Club, Ron Parker and Shawn Windley for the Bands, and all the other teachers for their excellence dn leadership, quality and dedication. dedication. PREVENT WILDFIRES LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTORS FOR EVERY NEED -From 8HP - 26HP -Front, centre and rear mount mowers Ask about our deferred payment financing plan. -Used units in stock, from 8HP-19HP When you think green, think Deutz-Allis. 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