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Bowmanvilleé High Sehool News Thne Weely Sharon Farrow Editor-'623-7485' By Diane Brown Mr, David Schwalm .Head of Student Services Mr. David Schwalm, Head of Student Ser- vices at BHS is inter- viewed in this article, one of a series an Department Heads at BHS. Mr. Schwalm has eleven years of teaching experience in Windsor, Toronto, and Scar- borough. He has been at BHS for four years. There are five coun- sellars in Student Ser- vices - Miss S. Hughes teaches Sociology, Mr.' B. Todd teaches Physi- cal Education,' Miss R.- Schmidt teaches Busi- ness, Mrs. H. Wood teaches Family Studies and Mr. D. Schwalm teaches English. Mrs. H. Reynolds is the secretary. Mr. Schwalm has also taught Latin, and coaches football, hockey and rugger. In past years, Student Services has been changed because hie felt there- was, a stigma callig it "Guidance.", This is due mainly ta the approach that Guidance caunsellors took in the past. 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Some of the services whîch are offered by Student Services are Career Counselling, Personal Counselling, Educational Counsel- ling, ail of which are on an individual basis. Programs suchl as: Parent Workshops, Car éer Seminars, liason lobs. with Community Ser- otv i o vices, Job Placement ,ctveis otand AssembJies are m udetsibu offered by Student Ser- hel aseic vices as well. hpritem i Mr. Schwalm says rtheeci-s that a, good caunsellor hemevs should be campetent in regard ta the classroom as a areers, but teacher, shauld have a great deal of under- standing, patience, sensitivity and have a great deal of experience ily outside of the school setting. He likes each of be.3 invaîved in xrc- ricular activities. Each 7O~ summer, Mr. Schwalm GL.7 % gets a different job s0 that hie can see, from the student's viewpoint, the ~ O~ difficulties of finding a te. 15'» job. One situation which is 4 fl~ dealt with in Student LB.4 Services is student- teacher canflicts. Mr. --, Schwalm thinks it is DZ 3Y imortant ta encourage KG the student ta take the respansibility -ta at- tempt ta salve the pro- blem on his awn, first. Students are encourag- ed ta take the camplaint ta the teacher. If the student, teacher, and 11,35 Counsellor, sit down ta- * m~F~ gether and try ta wark out the, problem. It I '>~ wauld probably be a lot I .U3J easier for the student if the Counsellor trans- ferred him ta another 1.45 class. Hawever, Mr. Schwalm does not feel ~ that this appraach.is a The Durham Region has purchased 4.155 acres of land south its headquarters in Whitby for future expansion of regional buildings. At a couneil session ini Whitby last Wednesday,, the regien agreed to pay $178,375 plus legal costs for the property. In addition, the vendor shall have the right te re-purchase the land- at market value in caseý the region decides te seli the land in the future. The preperty is being -pur- chiased from the United, Church of Canada. Region Wants "'Work for Welfa re" The Durham Region kill request that municipalities be allowed to employ ab1e-boded welfare recipients te do jobs that would not normally be perfermed by, civie work forces. The concept of "work fer welfare" was endorsed by regienal councillors last week on a near-unanimous vote. It will be referred te the Province of Ontario and- two municipal associations for their endorsement. Under the terins of-the plan preposed by the Durham Regien, ne person shaîl be displaced from his regular job as a resuit of work done by welfare recipients. Only employable, able-bodied per- sens would be asked te werk. The recipient would net work any more than the I M .4 I M M M I I I I M I M 4 amount of time he wo uld take to repay the social assistance . he received. For example, if the recipient receives $60.00 per week in social assistance and lie were employed by the municipality as a laborer, lie would be employed at the standard rate for themunici- pality. This means that if the recipient were te work at a rate of $5.00 per heur, lie would not be required to work any longer than .12 hours per week~ to~ compensate the~ municipality for assistance. Work performed under the. programn would be along the Unes of home repairs for senior citizens and ý handi- capped persons, tree planting programs and cleanup activ- ities in open space and conservation areas.1 SAVE SAVE IHY PAY MORE FOR HEATING SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITYI ~ FUELI OI> FOR ALL YOIJR FUEL WIL NEEDSM 517 DUNOAS ST. E AST WiHIT8Y Tolephone Todây! Cali Collect 668-3381 Prompt, Courtaous Service Golden Corn Syrup AUNE JEMIMA Table Syrup 'REGUAR OR BUTTERMULI> Pancake Flour - r 2-Le. 69 TIN I~ ASSORTEO 211 OZ.JIG go '~ PRODUCE OF U.S.A. SCANADA Noi1GRADE )FLVORHemad Lettcuice itreR fl* PRODUCE 0F U.SA. ~TON FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS ReqdorWhite. van Grperet& vesPRODUCE OF MEXICO FRom BRUTI vesCANADA No. 1 GRADE CANADA FAI ilSweet" B 9C Red a Green Peppers ........Delicit PRODUCE 0F USA39 ONTARIO G Bunch Carrots ...........Mushi EAcH~' IOSIZE 4WS ISIJ COLUMBIA ANCY GRADE ar Golden LB4 n iousApples ........40 GROWNiati 99 ýroom ......... l B- PRICES EFFECPTIVE WEÇfl FEB. 1,Fil AT., FB. 4,1978.WE P LE THE DISGUT Tf l IIMIT nflITITIFq e aLFUIIE"uFE.1 uam. cp al.W tt tIl UI 1ULfl UNIIS Accauntancy WILLIAM C. HALL B. Com m. Chartered Accounfant 361V2 King St. E., Oshawa Telephone 725-6539 D. V. SNODDON 212 Liberty St. North Bookkeeping and Tax Service, Business: 623-7950 Residence: 623-7308 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. 67 King St. East, Suite 2 623-6555 JOHN P. WINTERS Chartered Accountanf 20 Coiborne St. W. Oshalwa, Ontario Phone.579-5659 or 623-5828 WM. J. H. COGGINS Charfered Accountant 115 Liberty Street South Bowmanville Phone 623-3612 Chiropractic LAURENCE A. GREY Doctor of Chiropractic 270 King St. East Bowmanville Phone 623-4004, G. EDWIN MANN, D.C. Ofc:Chiropractor 15 Elgin Street Corner of Horsey Street Phone 623-5509 Office Heurs: By appointment LEONARD JAY, S. Sc., 0. C. Doctor of Chiropractic 96 Queen Street Bowmanville Phone 623-9297 Dental1 DR. ANGUS M. BLAIR D.D.S. 26 Frank St., Bowmanvjîle (near Dominion Store), Office Heurs: 9:30 a.m. te 9 p.m. including SaturdaV Telephone 623-3181 DR. WILLIAM KEANE Dental Surgeon 222 King Street East Professional Bldg. Office Hours: Weekdays 9- 5 Telephone 623-7412 If busy - 623-4731 PATRICK G. DEEGAN' DENTURE THERA PY CLINIC 36 King'St. WM Office Heurs:, Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fir. 8:30411il5:00 Values Effective at Bowma nville Store On MARY MILES Side Bacon MARY MILES Wieners CANADIAN QUEEN Pork Susages MARY MILES, BY THE PIECE IA ' Hot Cross Buns DU0 FOODE Milkbone, Flavor Snacks PROCEUIS, CANADIAN SINGLES Kraft Cheese Slices Cepacol Mouthwash BT" 1.29 OE. OLY. NORMAL OR FRAGRANCE 350-ml Shampoo or Conditioner VIB'T L. 9 Poly Sandwich. gags OF0 FOWOERED Sunlight Detergent ELECTRASOL Dishwasher Detergent BUSINESS DIRECTORY -Section Tw( MM vo The Canadian Statesman, Bowma nville, Februarv 1, 1978 9 realistie slution b- priatedesinfrh- cause the student owns self. the problem and there- Mr.Sharisy fore shuld. take respon- that one of the, most sibility for working it frustrating and discour- out with the help of a aging aspects, .of Counsellor. Stil , he also Counselling is that more thinks it is important for of the parents don't-take the student to have an an active interest in the impartial sympathetic Secondary School as it person- ta talk to. In exists'1 today.ý For many cases, after the example,, the Student students have verbaliz- Services tbep4!rtment ed their problems, they has offered 1 Parent can solve it on -thei Workshops for the past own. Counsellors four years and have sent remain neutral in an over six hundred, per- argument; hoWever, sonal invitations to Mr. Schwalni feels, it is 'parents to attend and important for the have neyer had more Counsellors to maintain than one hundred a rapport witli the 'parents, at, any, one teaching staff, so that worksho p Many they too will trust the parents onz seem ta be Counsellors in dealing interested in their with student-teacher child's progress at conflicts. school when there is a Mr. Schwalm says serious problem. Mr. that the Counsellors try Schwalm. says that, if to encourage the anything, most students Student to examine his want their parents to, interests, abilities and become involved.: values and to expose them to as many different careers as Quote of the Week possible through w-o rk "Trust men, and they experience .proramsj wili be true to you, treat carer sminrs, nâ hemgrealyandthey literature. Then, the wiIl show them selves Counsellors' try ta great."1 encourage the student to Emerson, make the. most appro- Essays on Prudence Region 'Buys Land 1 A@mmbý LB.