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Digital Archiving Completed by the Ethnography Lab, A University of Toronto Anthropology Initiative and Produced in Collaboration with David Perlman/Wholenote Media Inc between July-December 2015. Page 18, Kensington Market Drum, October, 1990 PRISES: $0.30 A PIEC., cheaper by the dozen. Ani tm \::, i!\ UCAr\5er. · ~~t w'r-.o.\e;~ \~i~ , ~.0. o.v'\6 . otJ"t- of: +r.e... c.\e.o.f 1 blue__ Ot..e..C\(\. ?o.l\dC.:~ 5i-\t l t13;c_'y._Q.\.Vi;\.~ V·l ~jO I"OLl~\~ o..\- -the.i ~" b~M b 00 . \Jhi\-.._ ch;"'t.erous~, "'~lioj ao.vc. +h.e.v¥1. u~ V ~==========~,=.~ .. ~~= ... ~ ... ~-~n ~- ~~"-~ .. ~~~•== A Conference for Parents: We Have a Say in Our Children's Education ~ c'¥:1 "Jo by Masha Buell .. =.=. Plans are underway for a conference to be held in April .. ~ - ~n~ .. .. = ~~r•~--~·-~-~-~ ... ~1 i?J~~a~~J~~~~~~t~~:~a~; >--=""'41VI parents will attend -- this is an opportunity to contribute actively in making public education as good as it can be. The conference will be held on a Sunday, to enable maximum ~,-~"-'"'"r-=LL~~~,!._ ~~.,..,-,u..-m....;l~t participation. 11\IJ 111•s 1t)QI A parent interest survey has been circulated by the Board IJ'"' ' to help plan the topics the conference will address. They I, 1 ~ 1 , 1 I want to ~now how interested 1 we are m (here's a sample) "Alternative Education, Anti Racist Education, Assessing Student Performance, Computers in Education .... Drug Use in Schools, Education for gifted students ..., Environmental Education, French Immersion programs ... Sexism in
Digital Archiving Completed by the Ethnography Lab, A University of Toronto Anthropology Initiative and Produced in Collaboration with David Perlman/Wholenote Media Inc between July-December 2015. _, Kensin!!ton Pictorial ••••••••••••••••• Drum Sports When the Game was Lacrosse: by Nelson Melo A North American gaQte resembling hockey, but the ball is driven and caught with a crosse. Basically the crosse resembles a hockey stick except it has a long shank curved round at the end with a net from the curve to the shank. This original aboriginal sport . has been popular in both The early days of the Lacrosse team, around 1969. Kensington Market and Alexandra Park. Since the 1960's the St. Christopher House Lacrosse team has represented the area in a province wide community league. One of the main organizers of the team was Bob Ellis, director of Neighbourhood House. Bob started with the program in the early 70's. Back then the Lacrosse programme was made up of house league teams including Novices, Peewees, Bantams, Midget and Juvenile teams. The Lacrosse team allowed all different ethnic groups to mingle. The kids learned to adapt and communicate effectively, brought together . by teamwork and mutual respect for everybody's abilities. During the 70's the St. Christopher House Lacrosse teams were recognized as being among the best in Southern Ontario. "Back then in it's glory days the team represented the ethnic or racial mixture of Kensington and Alexandra Park", recalls Paul · Rebelo, a Kensington resident since childhood. Paul remembers those days as a time of meeting new friends -- a period of enjoyment for the inner city youth. It kept the kids away from mis- .---------------------. chief. Bob Ellis and Gary Martin were great role models for those boys. Paul said "Mr BMC Ellis was son-of like a father: Everything he said had two meanings. And he let you make BLUE MOUNTAIN CONSULTING up your mind as to what the meanings represented." Paul went on to play Major D.L. (Don) Orr, CCP, COP Kensington Market Drum, October, 1990, Page 19 The 1977 C.N.E.Novice Lacrosse Tournament: (back row from left) coach Bob Ellis, Bruce Bell, Joe Dimitri, Lance Winn, Wayne Morrel, Wayne Shears, trainer Morris Cleverdon; (front row) Fernando Cabral, Dino Pepe, John Vieria, Sherman Middleton Jr., Abreu, Pauli Gillis, John Tavares. "A" Lacrosse for the Scarborough Saints. Today he supports the local team with financial contributions and volunteer work -- just giving back some of what he received from the experience. The currentteam is handled by Gary Martin and Danny Atkinson who have volunteered their services to the Alexandra Park West-Metro Lacrosse Association. They welcome all kids into the programme. Scadding Court also has house league Lacrosse after school. It's a great idea - bringing together a diverse group of kids with a positive activity. It can only contribute to a healthy neighbourhood. The team heads back to the old St. Christopher House in the Market after practice -1978. SENIOR CONSULTANT [ ' * DRUM HUM* COMMUNITY ADS* . I Suite 208, 253 College Street, Woodwork, Cabinetry & Interiors. Furniture repaired and refinished. By commission only. Competitive rates. Call 593-9279 Toronto Ontario M5T 1R5 Handmade Wearable Art for the Neck, Heart, and· Ear for viewing, call 367-8600 continued from page 20 03 Wanted • Used IBM compatible computers or laptops. call Brian 977-0192 • Topsoil or clean earth. Phone 595-5786. 05 Help Wanted • Tired of armchair activism? Join the Greenpeace door to · door canvass team. Salary $235-$350/week. Call ·Alma, 351-0430. • ROUTE SALES. Necessity products company seeking 20 individuals *motivated *sales experience *vehicle an asset *good communication skills. 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