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7W ., L , ll 28 - WA] Ht! ()4 J CHRONICLE - Wednesday September ll). 2008 l t - l } New St. Dav1 e s o e rea y y Novem er By Glut. MACDONALD room lor the new field. the beginning of November l t‘lrruuiiluxtufi _ (.onstruetion is still and should be ready by ‘. ongoing, but the tort could then, he added l ' l l ight now, the sport». he installed within the next The board was hoping to . , v ‘ field at St. David couple ol weeks, said St. get It open earlier, but the ‘ ‘ g: . ‘ I g: 4 \ Catholic secondary David printtpul l’illll rainy weather over the stun '” If. " “1 .1 -‘ , ‘ school looks like a mud pit lgit’zilzlmltzt. trier led to delays. /: _ ~ . > :4 . f 7' _ l ‘ surrounded by at paved “Originally we thotight “at: w. .' ' ”if ‘ - “ ’3‘: '~ . 1" ' "t! ’" t ‘ track. “I , tNovernberl was a more z: 5?: ‘ ' ‘ .’ But by November. the . IS (”.1 than conservative estimate, . ., .72 r ‘1' l school and the (.illlltlllt' lnconuenrencg but weather has been a fan as «{1- ‘ board hope to have one til - . tor." said Vic [)egutis. a 7“ ..5 ‘- I _ .= W. . _ ’ the region's premier sports but the .anII‘ It’ll] spokesperson tor the school . x ’ I . -> _ . " ‘ facilities on the St, David definitely be board, 1 '. » “(3' ‘ y ‘_ L igfi .., so . : “i. cw campus. ’ ll , I . n In the last few weeks, the ‘i g, V, ”it .1 I; ‘ #334345: '1?“ 5! WW Last spring. the school ll 9 ll 0” I I" focus has been on making .35.. 5 fig) 3’ .- at “wig ”is“? «:55st announced that ll planned o pan] lacalamita sure the site was ready for it. Hrs; . . . “j vi %£«“k»%w~’:%€ ‘0 ““13“ an artificial 1“” I’rrm'ilmlofst. Dar/u] the return ofstudents. . I!" ’11. («123 " 1“? «I; ‘ .... ,'-â€"»-;t;_;_.t._‘ iiii: f‘%e..,~ :. t field 0“" the “liming fool» Unholu‘m‘vmlantsvhmfl "We wanted ‘9 make sum « ' Vt 3' . ll 7 a. "â€"4 fl “‘1‘“. 5% ball field. ' we had the area safe and » - '1 . I Over the summer, the secure," Degutis said. ‘ 7' “K I413 ” 1.. I - ‘ . grass was ripped out to After that artwork will be Now the focus will be on '5 ' > " make way for the new turf painted in the end zones, programming the field. ~- and a track was installed Lighting is already up and a The board plans to rent .’ f around the site. planned field house will be out the facility to local a. .qufiw . The Campus was also built in the spring. sports clubs and programs 1" " W‘ m "‘ ‘ ’ rearranged a bit to make The field is set to open in and has already had a can St. David’s principal Paul Lacalamita stands in front of the school‘s new sports field. siderable amount of field. but they're also leave class early to get to interest in using the looking forward to it the fields. the princrpal fields from those organi» being this great stateâ€"of» said. zations. the-art field," he said. “It's an inconvenience “There's people who For the moment, St. but the wait will definite- , want to be on it in David Celtics teams ly be well worth it," he December if possible." requiring use of the field said. , . . Degutis said. are being bussed to other Lacalamita is excited " a ~1 gags: ,,_- g . Priority will go to sites, including Bridge- about the turf and hopes W . . . , .â€" .. . youth organimtions. but pon field and Lexington it will make St. David a " “a ”sh ’ “ “’ ' “V ‘i. ’7 W‘s 1,21.” adult groups will also be field, lacalamita said. real destination for « ' ‘ ' able to useit. There have been a sports. ’ ‘ ‘ _ . . . . 3‘3“} ‘ “People are excited. few bussing issues such "We can't wait to get ”“1? a “ A, » a '4 . ‘5 j 3._. A First of all they need a as students having to out there."hesaid. l M - H : In: a» *5 .., _ 4 ”you ‘ '\ We /. K 7 c, H ' / ' '- _ , 'titit‘iiitillllttnltll . '2- 1 A. t ' fivf , g _ at x ’ presentedby ‘ ,~-â€" . ,/ 1 ¢‘D ‘ 7‘ o . ‘ )9 - a on la l I} ' ' i .. I (a, .. , a? ‘ .2. , . ‘1 . 3: . 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