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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 22, 1997 PageS Acrobatic High School Students Stress Drug Free Lifestyle Coming to Bowmanville on March 24 is the acro-sports team "ACRONIX" from Fraser Valley Adventist Academy in Aldergrove, B.C. The Acronix is a team made up of high school students who are interested in performing performing acrobatics and gymnastics with emphasis on living a drug-free lifestyle. Over the years, the Acronix have performed performed to enthusiastic audiences throughout western North America - from Alaska and the Yukon to Mexico. Their program is especially geared to all children and families. ■ : ••• ••• :v • '■ . . ; ' , ■ - • ■>.■"*. " ■ •••-/■: - •: - • ' •/ : ; ' j - , An Acronix program is unique because the team works together in a non-competitive atmosphere. The routines arc designed for fun - both for the audience and the team members. The public is invited to this unique performance performance on Monday, March 24,7:15 p.m., at the Dr. Ross Tilley Public School, 45 West Side Drive in Bowmanville. Dr. Ross Tilley School is located off Baseline Road just west of Waverly. This event is presented as a community service service by the Bowmanville Seventh-day Adventist Church. ACROBATS -- A team of high school gymnasts from Fraser Valley Adventist Academy .in British Columbia will give a public performance Monday, March 24, at 7:15 p.m. at Dr. Ross Tilley Public School, located off Baseline Road, just west of Waverley Rd. in Bowmanville. Their show will offer entertainment for all ages. Trent Creates Co-op Program With a Difference Trent University and two non-profit agencies have just launched a co-op program with a difference. Instead of placing students in paid jobs, they are giving them community community research projects that will count towards their course requirements. About 15-20 undergraduates undergraduates and graduate students are already working on projects projects ranging from measuring measuring volunteer contributions to assessing the viability of ecotourism businesses. The projects give students valued valued practical experience in their field and benefit community community agencies otherwise unable to afford such research. Local agencies responded responded eagerly to a call for project project ideas. They suggested databases on arts, heritage and cultural organizations; an. architectural heritage inventory; a United Way support survey; marketing and business plans; finding how rural development and water quality are linked; and measuring the outcome of a women's health project. project. A diversity of Trent faculty have also expressed a keen interest in participating participating in the program. Bowmanville Mini - Mart 43 King Street East, Bowmanville \ «s\ ?•!» Z The Hunt for m \\ 0 m Is On! Your hunt for Easter treats should Boxed ^ start at McGregor Drugs, . Chocolates % Bowmanville's Easter headquarters Easter Eggs - Bunnies since 1933. "A Canadian Easter Tradition" H ■ •" l -f/TS* 7* :• :• ..... ^ pjSB JâW-TV.- :.\A IW, V. V'. .•••A. : V- r Easter Eggs Bunnies - Candies We have a huge selection! ^ n ° c o„o>°®0. Come in and browse through our wide range of Easter baskets, cards and decorations. OPEN SUNDAYS 12 NOON TO 4:00 P.M. % McGregor Drugs ©j.p. 5 King St. W. 623-5792 Bowmanville