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PAGE 34, B ÊA PES, WJýNEàÂSY, JUNl7,0'À Top students honored Anne Sanders of St. Williams, Ont. won the top student award for 1988-89 from Durham College in Oshawa at the convocation ceremony May 27. Sanders graduated from the two-year business program, data processing option. Sanders wins the President's Gold Medal, Governor General's Academic Medal and the Stewart R. Alger Scholarship valued at $500; Sanders had the highest academic standing of al graduating students. Other medal winners include Christopher Charlinski Of Oshawa who was awarded the college silver medal for highestrakng, three-year gradu a intechnology; Steve Schoenfleber of Oshawa who received- the silver medal for highest-ranking, two-year technology graduate. In the business division, Donna Mount of Oshawa received the college silver meal for the top third-yaar graduate. imbarly Greenslade of Bowmanville was awarded the collage silver medal for the highest-ranking two-year graduate and Melania Edwards of Oshawa won the bronze medal for top one-year graduating studant. Laura Chryk of Oshawa was awarded the collega silver meal for the highest academie standing in any two- or thraa-yaar applied arts prograni and ,Niialie Ramayon of Ajax won the collage bronze medal for any one-year program in applied arts. In health sciences, Margaret' McGorman of Bowmanville was awarded the silver meal for the top student in- a two- or three-year prograzn, and Donna Boudreau won the college bronze medal for the top student in a one-year program. This year 765 students received diplomas or certificates._ Graduating students from Whitby were Robert Adair, Nicola Andela, Beth Aseltyne, Carol Bell, Robin Bibeau, Sherri Bingley, Glen Blohm, Silvana Braccia James Brooks, Leigh Cane, kobýert Conacher, Laura Dean, Michael, Demmings,' Donna Donaldson, Stephen Dud- dridge, Freda Dykstra, Mary Fickies, Gerald Fillion, Leslie Foster, Jason Gifford, Katharine Grassam, Pýaul Gray, Judy Gril!', Margaret Harrison, Cynthia Hul- zebos, Shannon Jervis, Richard Jones, Maria Kadykalo, Jeif Ken- nedy, Allison Kent,' Jenn ifer Kiaren, Steven Klis, Nancy SIMimAT ONLY gras trimer!Lifetime gras trimer!warrarity on The Iow price of electronio $1 89.95 delivers ignition these professional *bAutomatic Stihi features in Tap'N'Go Linehead the high-valuee Powerful 2-stroke FS-48 gas gasolune engline trmmer: * Lightweight handling- without a cord! 0 Comrfortable adjustable "loop", handie See us today for Iegendary Stihi quality at an affordable price! Number One Worldwîde Ustan ta uson CHOO RADIO lm AU Laturski, David Lawson, Beate Lyons, Carol Anne Mackey, Vic- tor Maleshev, Gary. Mark, Deborah Matthews, Sharon Meima, Mira- Michalski, Cheryl Mitchell, Nick Moschella, Eliza- beth Osso, Jim Pallister, Paul Panesar, Je nnifer Parton, Jenni- fer Peltenburg, Kevin Powell, Susan Proutt, Leanne Ray, Jef Reddon, Sherry Reece, Derek Ritson, Carol Row, Ter-ri Smiith, Linda Taylor, Chris Toman, Lynn Van Ness, Steven Vella, Brenda Walker, Marni Ward, Andrew Winchester and Nives Zvaniga. Whitby students receive awards Michelle Biggs and Dawn Davis of Whitby recently recei- ved awards for ýproficiency and achievement at a ceremony at Humber College of applied arts and technology. Both are enrol- led in the pharmacy assistant programi at the college. Big was awarded both the President's Letter and Merck Frosst Canada Inc. Award, for proficiency and achievemnent. Davis was awarded the Phar- rnacy Assistant Programi Faculty Award for proficiency and achievement. Co- op program shows appreciation Anderson CVI last week held an appreciation breakfast for the inany area employers who train Anderson stu dents involved in the co-op education program. po Employers, studentsadpo gramn su pervisors attended the due1 breakfast held at the Whitby Yacht Club. On Thursday, June 8, Paul Dwyer, Denis O'Connor, Charles Garnier and St. Mary high schools will hold a co-op apnre- ciation tea at Dnipro Hall in Oshawa. About 120 employers who.par- ticipated in the co-op programs of the four schools NwI attend the tea. -WAYNE ELLIS, principal of Palmerston Ave. pub- lic sehool, reacte to a wet sponge during the June 3 fun fair at the sehool. Vince Ohpreclo.Free Pr-e9s photo Henry students win gold at Ontario 189 Skills Oymi1 Three Henry Street 1-igh School students again came out best, this time against eight other school boards from Ontario, in the 'Trades and Tech- nology '89 Skills Olympics' held in Hamnilton over the weekend. Becky Johnson, first in the Durham skills challenge held pravously, was again first in architectural drafting. She also teamed'with Annette Simipson of Anderson CVI to win the teani award. Tcd Vc*tzal, firs* in Durliani auto niechanics, also took first in the Ontario-wide skills challenge in H-amilton, while fellow Henry student Phil Brown was third in the saine conipetition. The two repeated their team success in Durham as they were first in the auto teamn award in Hamnilton, according to Henry technical director Mel Lawrence. Henry students helped the Durham board to an overaîl total of four gold, two silver, two bronze and four tearn awards. Management seininar series The Management Centre of Durhamn Collage offers a suimyer seminar series for managers, supervisors and teamleaders, featuring v inca Da Cost a spacialist in communication and leaderhsip techniques. 'Suparvisorls Management Techniques' - people, performance and productivity - covers motivation, communication, analyzing conflicta, developing employees, goals and strategies to reinforce . management and supervisory sIlls while reducing costs, wastes and stress.' The on-day semninar runs; June 13 and * July 13. The 'Time Management - Enhancing the Essential Skills' Everyone is busy crossing the days off their calenders, and thb seminar wiIl focus on maldng the anxiety i f building up over coming exanis. Warma weather lias given most of âmne and enhancing your students reason to a-on their liglit summar atire. The signs obvious, effctivaneas. Time wasters and school is coming to an end. June 14 marks the last school day, and energy drainers will bo discussed June 15 the beginning of exams. as well _ as techniques for On June 1, students and staff were treated to Showcase '89. degating. This one-day seminar Showcase honors the achievements madea to achool life at Denis runs June 6 and again July 12. O'Connor over the past year. Performances were presented by the Team Dynarnics is a seminar drama classes, and by the winners of the air band competition. The dgsigned to enable a supervisor to new student council was mntroduced. Congratulations ta our new build- a powerful team, by president Kerry Mclnerney, vice president Diana Mikac, secretai-y Mnofflzig and resolvio Sean Kilgannon, treasurer John Parc, social convener Dwayne condksct, reaching consensus anci Howard, senior rapresentative Maurice Hourilleur and junior inreaing initiative, makinir rpsntative Erica Toby. These students were electad to stimulate persuaive presentations anâ sehoo= sirit by providing activities and planning social events for the creating successfu meetings. Tis9 student body. on-day seniinar runs June 20' The history dapartmnent bas offered a trip to Egypt for senior and again Aug. 1. history students next year. The trip will be taken on the March AUl senilnars mun at Durhamn break, and will invite studants ta explore the culture and history of Colge fr-om 8:30 a.m. ta 5 p.m. Egypt, Sevaral students attended the firet meeting for the trip las and include a certificate, course Wednesday, and it promises to be an excellent educational experiencé inaterial coffee breakts, lunch and as well as lots of fun! arig In order to experienoe National Fitness Weak, on May 31, the Individual feeuane $135, team school was was excused from cas ta uphold the IXYC tradition of rae are $99 each for two or wa]king around the track for 15 minutes. Although the weather more attending from the sme wasn't the greatest, the students were entertained by the company and there is a non-profit cheerlaading squad who were performing in the center of the field.. rate of $99. Tickets went on sale asat week for the Denis OUConnor athlatic For further information or to banquet which will ha held on June 8. The banquet is held each year regisbr cail the Durham in ordar ta recognize our athletes hare at DCYC. Hoépe to see you Management Centre at 576-0210 there. or 1-800-668-5843~ ext. 491. k Nicole Lambert DU RHAM EQUIPMENT RENTALS_ 1020 Dundas St. East. Whitby 668-9880 428-0880_Fto