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I > Education Silver Medal for Knox Volleyball Team The grade seven and eight boys' volleyball team from Knox Christian School won the silver medal at a five-team Christian School Invitational Tournament that they hosted recently. Knox advanced advanced to the gold medal match, but was upset by Barrie. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Jeremy Vreugdenhil, Steven Brink, Ian Bonsma, James Knoop. Middle row, (1-r), Jason Bakker, Jonathan Hull, Mike Vanderheiberg, Sean Helmus. Back row, (1-r), Greg Zwier, Philip Dragstra, Jason DeVries, Bill Helmus (coach). Piano Students Receive Results from Examinations Students of Mrs. Lowry received the following results in the Winter Theory and Piano exams for the Royal Royal and Western Conservatories of Music. Introductory/Preliminary Rudiments Rudiments Emily McLeod - First Class Honours, Lisa Talotti - First Class Honours with Distinction. Grade I Rudiments Joy MacPherson - First Class Honours. Grade I Piano Jeremy Farr - First Class Honours, Jessica McLeod - First Class Honours. Honours. Grade III Piano Jennifer Staples - Successfully Completed. Grade IV Piano Peter Parrott - Honours Grade V Piano Kathryn Tait -Honours, v. - Lisa Talotti - Successfully Completed Completed Grade VIII Piano First partial Ann Stewart - Successfully Completed. Completed. Vegetarian Nutrition Classes Start in Bowmanville Mar. 24 Plan now to attend the "Vegetarian "Vegetarian Nutrition Classes" being held her in Bowmanville on six (6) Thursday nights beginning March 24 through April 28, from 7:00 to 9:00 each evening. evening. Leona Aldcrson who runs two of these courses in Oshawa each year, will be conducting this Class at the Bowmanville Scvcnth-Day- Advcntist Church at the comer of Highway #2 and Lambs Road. Some important topics to be covered covered will be: The Myth about Protein Fat and its Relationship to Some Cancers Diet and Heart Disease Making Breakfast More Interesting Interesting Relationships of Calcium Protein and Osteoporosis Taking the Mystery out of Vegan Menu-Planning Nutrition Questions Answered Much More! To register or for more information, information, please call either 725-2269 or 623-7031. The cost for this Class is $45.00. Spouses may attend free. See Posters around town entitled "Healthy Choices." Find the Shamrocks and SAVE! Thurs., Fri., Sat. - March 17 -18 -19 at Johnathan's Country Patch 24 King St. E v Bowmanville Telephone 623-9131 As They Grow So Will Your Savings! Recycle your child's Items Into $$$ todayl We are now open at our New Location 17 King St. East Bowmanville 623-0013 Childrens Consignment Store in Durham. |1 CHILDREN'S EXCHANGE ..-- Thu Itemilo Store Vor Kills The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 16,1994 15 Happenings at Durham C.H.S. by Sarah Ridley For the past few weeks, I have been looking at the areas from which Durham students come from. First, Lindsay, then Port Perry, and now I'd like to look at Peterborough, my home town. Our bus driver is Mr. Kater, also vice-principal, guidance counselor, math and geography teacher at DCHS. We have about ten students from the Peterborough area. Mr. Kat- cr lives just outside Peterborough with his wife and four children, one of whom, Jason, is in grade 10 at DCHS. Mr. Kater says he liked teaching geography best because students students "make connections between Canada and the rest of the world". The qualities he likes best about Durham arc the atmosphere, the positive positive interaction, and the way people get involved. "When they get involved, involved, they develop something, whether it be sports, music, drama, whatever." Heather Nicholson is in grade 10 at DCHS. She lives in Peterborough with her parents, her sister, and her dog. Heather's, favorite subject is Theatre Arts, because she's an aspiring aspiring actress. She also likes Phys. Ed. When Heather's not being dramatic, she likes to play tennis, swim in their pool, walk her dog, or practice piano. She babysits, but hopes to get a summer summer job so She can save up for art college. Heather recently started up a youth group at her church, where her dad is the minister. Heather's mom is a resource teacher. Jason Bangma is a grade 9 student who lives on the outskirts of Peterborough. Peterborough. He is very much involved with sports; he's goalie on his hockey team, is on the Jr. volleyball team at DCHS, plays soccer, does track and field, and hopes to take up lacrosse in the near future. In his spare time, he says he likes to watch TV, talk on the phone, and sleep. Jason's favorite subject: Phys. Ed. of course. Jason's dad is a general contractor in Peterborough. Peterborough. His business is Bangma Construction. He was also the Reform Reform Party candidate for Peterborough Peterborough riding in the last federal election. election. Jason's mom goes to school, as well as babysitting her grandson, who also lives with their family. In other news, Durham students are looking forward to a unique opportunity opportunity this spring. One week after March Break, the entire school will be participating in service projects. The senior classes will be going to Maryland and Michigan on construction construction projects .and the junior classes will be doing various projects in the local community. This should prove to be exciting and memorable. More information will follow in the weeks to come. Happenings in Hampton by Michelle Baison - 1\ 697- So much for the "Spring break". The warmer, snow-free weather should be along shortly. If my memory memory serves me correct, we didn't even have our first heavy snow fall until Christmas Eve. Really, if you think about it, it has been a pretty mild winter. The Wednesday Euchre Card Party Party had a low attendance because of the snow storm. There were only six tables of players. Betty Kuyer had the highest score of 87. Tied for second place was Eldon McKay and Barb Cochrane with their scores of 83. Doreen Doreen Brock was third with 76. Not far behind was Harvey Yellowlees with his score of 75. Harvey also had the Most Lone Hands of four. The night's Most Honest Player was Jessie Jessie Edwards. Jessie had the all time record low. No one won the Special. The Draw winners were Nellie • Wright, Ruby Smith, Bernice Renton and Dave Hall. Also on Wednesday, some of the Hampton Cubs enjoyed an evening of swimming at the Bowmanville Recreational Recreational Center. Because of the spring break, there was no Youth Group this week. It will resume again on Tuesday, March 22nd. A Joint Session had been planned for February 23. This had to be postponed. postponed. The Joint Session will now be held on Wednesday, March 23rd at 7:30 p.m. Please note that the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be held Sunday, Sunday, March 27th. A Men's Breakfast has been planned for Sunday, March 27th at 8:00 p.m. This will be held at the Hampton United Church. The guest speaker will be Reverend Nancy Knox. Well folks, that's all the news you can use this week. Until next time, stay safe and enjoy life. OUR SEVENTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR ... 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