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Education The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 1,1994 5 Ontario Street School Wins Awards at Kiwanis Music Festival Trent University Hosts Waste Management Workshop June 11th A waste management workshop at Trent University June 11 aims to arm municipal politicians and administrators administrators and interested citizens with some basic and up-to-date information to help them make decisions about future future garbage disposal. Jackie Tinson, a Millbrook councillor councillor and Trent employee, helped organize organize the workshop because "I felt I was ill-informed to make decisions and needed to know what current, independent independent research findings were showing. I felt sure that other municipal municipal councillors felt the same way. Councils arc frequently approached by engineering consulting companies with offers to extend the life of local landfill sites and councillors often have no basis on which to evaluate these offers." The workshop will explore alternatives alternatives to landfill such as the three Rs - recycling, reusing and reducing - and composting. Related issues on the agenda are cutting waste disposal costs, protecting the environment and preserving quality of life. Speakers are scheduled in the morning and problem-solving group sessions, in the afternoon. Keynote speaker Barbara Wallace, an environmental studies professor at Trent, will talk about Resources Not Garbage: Maximizing Diversion from Disposal. Wallace is executive director of the Citizens' Clearinghouse on Waste Management, a non-profit informa- tion/cducation service, and president of Wallace Associates. Since 1977, she has been working with community community groups and local municipalities on issues such as solid and hazardous waste, water pollution, toxic substances substances and public consultation. Her clients have included Pollution Probe, the Toronto Environmental Protection Office, Niagara Neighbourhood Neighbourhood Lead Committee and the Canadian Environmental Law Association. Association. Her recent publications include include An Inventory of Waste Management Management Information Materials; with John Jackson, Managing Wastes: A Guide to Citizens' Involvement; and with Maureen Turner, Citizens' Guide to Waste Management in Ontario Ontario in the 1990s. Guest speaker Ivan Bateman, solid solid waste co-ordinator for the City of Peterborough, will speak about What We've Got Now and Where We're Heading. The Junior Choir at Ontario Street Public School in Bowmanville captured two awards at the annual Kiwanis Music Festival held in Oshawa this spring. The choir received a first place and a third place in the festival. The singers are shown above after returning from a performance in Cobourg. Durham College Offers Emergency Courses Leam what to do in an emergency, emergency, how to call for help and what to do until the emergency services arrive arrive by taking the following courses through Durham College Continuous Learning Division: C.P.R. Basic Rescuer - Leam to recognize respiratory/cardiac arrest, how to start immediate emergency procedure when cardiac arrest occurs, how to access the emergency medical system and what to do until help arrives. arrives. This course is offered on Mondays Mondays May 30 to June 13, 1994,6:00 - 10:00 p.m.; Monday and Tuesday, July 25 and 26, 1994, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and Thursday and Friday, August 25 and 26, 1994 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. The fee (not including books) is $46.40. C.P.R. Basic Rescuer Recertification Recertification - All the components of basic rescuer are reviewed and any changes highlighted. This course is offered on Friday, August 19, 1994, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. The fee (not including book) is $39.06. Emergency First Aid - Leam what to do in life threatening emergency which includes recognition and man agement of airway, breathing and cardiovascular emergencies. C.P.R. and prevention of disease and injury will also be covered. Successful completion completion will earn you a certificate from Canadian Red Cross which meets the workplace requirement for first aid training. This course is offered offered on Thursdays, June 2 - 9, 1994, 6:00 to 10:00 p.m, and on Wednesday, Wednesday, July 27, 1994, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The fee is $69.55. Standard First Aid - Leam how to deal in life threatening situations. This course includes priority components components from C.P.R. and first aid plus such injuries as head/neck, soft tissues, tissues, bums, poisons and other medical medical problems. Canadian Red Cross certificate will be awarded upon completion completion which meets the workplace requirements for first aid training. This course is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 14 -30, 1994, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. and on Thursday and Friday, Friday, July 28 and 29, 1994, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The fee is $84.60. To register with Visa or Master Card, please call (905) 721-3000 or 1-800-461-3260. For more information, information, please call (905) 721-3052. Knox Students Participate in Community Clean-Up By Sarah Ridley Durham's annual Spring Banquet was a success, as expected. The theme was "Above the Clouds", illustrated illustrated by fluffy white "clouds" drifting drifting streamers, and a huge (paper) hot air balloon. The Groovin' Red Shoes, Mr. Ullman's after hours jazz band, played for us during dinner. Afterwards, Afterwards, many Durham students demonstrated demonstrated their talents, such as singing, singing, playing music, and other forms of entertainment. The food was great, the decorations decorations were fantastic, and everyone seemed to have had a wonderful time. A big congratulations to those on Student Council who organized this event, as well as the staff and volunteers who helped out so much. Thanks to all! The grade elevens are busy fundraising fundraising for graduation. Their latest project is a floor hockey tournament to be held at DCHS. Teams from all of Durham's chapters will be coming out to compete for prizes and the floor hockey championship. The Outdoors Club is planning an. overnight to Algonquin Provincial Park in early June. I guess they just couldn't wait for the annual campout in Algonquin that involves the whole school. Students that participate in this trip will also be helping the Park by cleaning up the roadside. Only a few more weeks of school, until Durham students are let out for summer. The last day of classes is June 8, followed by exams, graduation, graduation, and the yearly campout. Is anyone anyone else feeling the pressure of getting getting everything done before then??? Locally owned and operated by Glen Morris Shop at Halenda's M fi D Meats for the lowest prices on the finest quality products. Now that's "Total Value" Centre Cut Pork Chops SAVE 700 lb. Fresh Pork Tenderloin SAVE $1.40 lb. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 ONLY Lean Ground Beef SAVE 600 lb. London Broils r 1 I Fresh Octoberfest Grade five students from Knox Christian School in Bowmanville look to the streets last week, collecting trash and trying to make their comer of the world a neater place to live. The kids found everything everything from food waste to auto parts along Middle Rd. "Before you buy carpet, give me a chance to show you how to save!" f*. 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