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News and Events from BHS by Huffy Rodgers Congratulations to all the B.H.S. Track and Field members members who all performed their personal best at the LOSSA Tim Brydson, who placed 2nd Track and Field meet on May in the Senior Boys' Javelin and 22 and 23rd. _ Discus, and 3rd in Senior Boys' Extra congratulations go to Shot Put; Randy Mathurin, who Tires and shopping carts, along with litter such as cans, paper, and food wrappers were discovered by Bowmanvillc High School students taking part in a province-wide clean-up recently. By the end of the day on Wednesday, May 8, BHS students had collected collected over 100 bags of garbage from public property in Bowmanvillc. Some of the over 400 students participating in the event arc shown here. The clean-up was part of the Pitch-In Week which is sponsored by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, in co-operation with Pilch-In Canada. Durham College Enrollment Increases With education being a hot topic lately - everything from funding, low enrolment to increased tuition, Durham College is continuing to lead the province with a 20% increase in post-secondary enrolment. While other colleges in the system are suffering a low enrolment rate, Durham College is forging ahead with an increase in not only first year enrolment, but also second and third year enrolment. Along with an incredible interest interest in new programs, there has been a significant increase in students coming to Durham College from university and other training areas. Figures show a 20 % increase from a year ago Durham College has worked hard to distinguish itself in four key ways which are important to its clients, the students. The Employer Guarantee, is one example of how Durham College is striving to be accountable to students. Under the guarantee, Durham College will provide further training, for up to one full year after graduation, if the employer finds the graduate doesn't have the skills or knowledge which are part of the course of study. So far, in two years, two out of 1,158 graduates have required retraining. The Durham University Centre at the Oshawa Campus is open for business, beginning in September 1996, drawing significant interest from the Durham community. Three full-time university degree programs programs will be offered in conjunction conjunction with York and Trent universities. placed 2nd in the Junior Boys' 200m race, and 3rd in the Junior Boys' 400m race; Pam Draper, who placed 3rd in the Midget Girls' 800m race; and Christian Markowski, who placed 4th in the Midget Girls' 400m race. These winners who placed in the top four will compete in the Central Region Championships this week. B.H.S. wishes them good luck. A warm welcome goes out to the grade eight students visiting visiting B.H.S. The step up to grade nine is a big one, so we hope their future years here arc great ones. Attention: The B.H.S. literary literary magazine, Grendel, is now on sale for one dollar. Any one can buy a copy at lunch in the main foyer, or see Mr. Storm. Jazzapalousa, a contemporary contemporary music concert of compositions compositions by B.H.S. students will be performed on Wednesday, May 29th, 1996, at 7:30 p.m. in the B.H.S. Auditorium. Admission is free. Don't miss it! JÿBUC SCHOOL S - - « The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, May 29, 1996 11 Vincent Massey Think Bowl Team Qualifies for Ontario Finals The Vincent Massey Think Bowl team won the Northumbcrland/Claringto n School Board trophy at a competition held May 13th in Cobourg. The local team was one of six finalists finalists from 30 schools across the board. The annual Think Bowl is a creative problem solving competition. competition. Pictured above with coaches Cathy MacLeod (left) and Marilyn Simscr arc (in back) Lisa Draper and Stephanie Matheson and (in front) Malt Gross, Corinna Traill and Scan Lefort. The team goes on to the Ontario Championships on June 4th. Lillian Grace Mulle Bom and educated in Toronto, Lillian Grace Mulle, aged 63, died Wednesday, May 1,1996, in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanvillc. The daughter of Helena and Emmerson Ough, she was married married June 7, 1952, to Augustus Mulle. A resident of 59 Fairway Drive, (Wilmot Creek), Newcastle, she had previously resided at 118 Newport Avenue, Scarborough. . Funeral services were held at the Northeutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanvillc, on Saturday with the Reverend Louise Graves officiating. The organist was Ms. Madlyn Wilcox. Cremation, TOPSOIL • Planting Mix -Sand •Peal Loam • Limestono Scroonlngs • Screened Soil • Slone Screenings Same Day Delivery 6nî)K,vMSTRA Landscaping HH and Garden Supplies StiS' I4(i() Tmmlmi Rd. E. Oslmwii 579-5571 Mon, ■ Erl. 8 a,in, - 6 p.m. Saturday 8 n,m, ■ 3 p.m.