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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" DEN to host meeting on the dangers of chlorine Durham Environmental Net- work (DEN) will be holding a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. on March 23 at Durham College in Oshawa, when a panel of three - speakers will discuss, "The Ef- fects of Chlorine on the Great Lakes and Human Health." Though the average person may not be aware of it, the one thing that pulp bleaching, diox- ins, PCSs, pesticides, water chlorination, solvents, PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and CFCs all share in common is chlorine as the underlying chemical feedstock. The International Joint Commission on the Great Lakes has now twice recom- mended that the use of chlorine and chlorine-containing com- pounds as industrial feedstock" be "sunsetted" or phased out. According to a news release from February 1993, when the International Joint Commis- sion released its Seventh Bien- nial Report on Great Lakes Wa- ter Quality, "Mounting evidence reinforces concerns that exposure of fish, wildlife and humans to persistent toxic substances such as hexachloro- benzene, PCB, DDE, dieidrin and others is linked to long- term reproductive, metabolic, neurological behavior and in- tergenerational effects. Latest research findings point to possi- CHS News ByLizBredin, Co-op student The CHS Junior Girls Volley- ball team has done it again. One week after their Feb. 23 LOSSA win, they came home from the Quinte Classic Invitational Tournament in Belleville with a big trophy that sits in a place of honor in the office. After competing against Trenton and playing Quinte High School twice, coach Mor- risson declared it to be a fun tournament and a great way to end the season. The CHS Student Council Tan a three day winter carnival last week. Three lunch hours were extended by a total of one hour so all could participate in or view the festivities. Several teams competed, including the Cartwright Alumni and Frosty, and non gender-specific snow- persons. Some of the events were the ever popular obstacle course, steamroll, and the bal- loon stomp. Due to time con- straints, the tug of war had to be omitted. The events were well attended and fun was had by all. Congratulations to all who participated. A reminder that tickets for the CHS Senior Band's Fund- raising Dance, April 22 will go on sale March 20, Tickets are $25 per couple. New country band The Dear Johns will pro- vide the entertainment. There will be a Silent Auction, a bake table and the bar will be provid- ed by the Blackstock Lions. All funds raised will go towards the band's upcoming trip to Mon- treal, April 28 to April 30. A speaker from Midland- Walwyn came to CHS on March 2 to speak to several classes about RRSPs, stocks, and other forms of investing. Before he left, he challenged all of the stu- dents present who were in- volved in the Toronto Star's Stock Challenge to surpass the returns of O'Neill Collegiate. A' prize was mentioned, and we all wish them luck. May the best school win. ble human effects such as a startling decrease in sperm count, an increase in male geni- tal tract disorders, rates of breast cancer at epidemic rates and declining learning perfor- mance and increasing behavior problems in school children." Believing there is a need for the public to gain a better un- derstanding of this complex subject, DEN has invited Dr. Jack Vallentyne, scientist and former Canadian Chair of the Great Lakes Science Advisory Board; Liz Armstrong, co- author of Whitewash and mem- ber of the Women and Environ- ment Education and Develop- ment (WEED) Foundation; and a representative of the interna- tional citizens' coalition Great Lakes United to speak about it in Oshawa. DEN meetings are free and open to the public. 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