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Page 8 The Clarington/Courticc Indcpemlcnl, Bowmanville, Saturday, June 27. 1998 Valedictorian and Award-Winners From Knox Christian School These students from Knox Christian School were among the 28 grade eight graduates to receive their diplomas this month. They include Amanda Rekkcr, who was valedictorian; Tina Talsma, class historian; and Mary DeVries, winner of the citizenship award. Charity Classic Ends $20,000 Above Par The second annual Chairman's Charity Classic Golf Tournament raised over $96,000 in support support of Durham College and The Community Foundation of Durham Region. This was a $20,000 increase over last year's $76,000. Held at the Oshawa Golf Club, 156 golfers teed off for the best round of golf in what golfers called "a truly great event". In his remarks at the dinner, Regional Chairman Roger Anderson added, "We could not have done it without the volunteers, volunteers, the sponsors and the golfers." Gary Polonsky, President of Durham College and Trevor McCaghcrty Chair of The Community Foundation of Durham Region reflected Chairman Anderson's appreciation. "Durham College is extremely grateful to the many golfers, sponsors and volunteers who contributed contributed to the success of this tournament," said Gary Polonsky. Trevor McCaghcrty thanked the golfers, sponsors sponsors and volunteers on behalf of the charities in Durham that benefit from the grants received as a result of the Chairman's Charity Classic. "This kind of outstanding outstanding support means The Community Foundation of Durham Region will be able to support even more charities than we did last year," said Mr; McCaghcrty. As a result of last year's Chairman's Charily Classic, The Community Foundation provided funding to six charities in Durham. "We helped leach individuals living with the effects of head injury new computer skills, we helped increase safety for children on farms in our rural communities communities and we helped disabled disabled individuals learn to read," Mr. McCaghcrty highlighted. "With this kind of support again this year, the dollars will continue continue to help the charities and residents throughout Durham Region in the same meaningful and effective way." The funds raised for Durham College will be added to the Creating Futures $12 million fundraising campaign to support students in financial financial need, enhance the development of the Durham University Centre and provide state-of-the- art information technology for college and university students. The Chairman's Charily Classic Golf Tournament was sponsored sponsored by Brookvallcy Developments, Miller Paving, Buffett Taylor and Mctroland Publishing. Aboriginal Languages Preserved Families Shaping Tomorrow's World From July 3-5, Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario will hold Conference '98 at Loyalist College in Belleville. The theme of the conference is "Today's Family Shaping Tomorrow's World." The Conference will be hosted by W1 members from the counties of Peterborough, Northumberland, Hastings and Prince Edward who belong to the Trent Valley Area of Women's Institute. The conference provides interesting workshops, stimulating stimulating speakers, entertainment entertainment and tours for WI members, members, families and friends. The keynote speaker is Maude Barlow, Chair of the Council of Canadians, a nonprofit nonprofit non-partisan public interest organization. Barlow is a political activist, author and outspoken crusader for MHanada. She will address -'conference participants at the Saturday banquet. Ten conference work shops cover a variety of topics, topics, including "Planning for the Inevitable" with lawyer Kathryn Burns, "Navigating the Network" with Jill Dennis, "Banking Machine Mystery" with Diane Plumton and Technology for Telephones" with Kim McCann. Roy Bonistccl will lead the Sunday morning inter- faith service. He is best known for his current affairs program Man Alive on CBC television and his book of memoirs There was a Time. Bonistccl has recently completed completed a new book All Things Considered. A book signing session will follow. An added attraction arc the pre-conference tours of Quinte area attractions, a Friday evening fashion show hosted by Stockdalc's Macfee Workshop and a needlework competition including quilts, cross-stitch ' and handcrafted doll categories. categories. Women's Institute is an organization for personal growth and community action. 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