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1 Oth Anniversary Marked at Durham Building Supplies find" ■ IB' ' î .y <• ... Now that is cutting it close! Durham East MPP Sam ing to cut the birthday cake, which was shared with Cureatz was on hand at the 10th anniversary célébra- all the customers. The store owner, Joe Silva and his tions at Durham Building Supplies in Bowmanville wife, Maria, were also giving Sam a hand, oh Saturday, October 24. Sam is seen above prepar School News from St. Stephen's The Journalist Club of St Stephen's School was designed designed for students who would enjoy writing for our local newspaper, The Canadian Canadian Statesman, by reporting news events, opinions ana outstanding student work. The club hopes to integrate journalism and newspaper awareness into the school's writing process now flourishing flourishing at St. Stephen's. Here are a few of the many selections chosen by our editors: editors: BRIDES-TO-BE. . . If your wedding is three months or more away,,you will want to attend. BRIDAL PARTY 1 W Admission is FREE, but by invitation only. - To obtain your personal invitation for you and your mother or guest, please give us a call. Phone: 623-5873 Place: Bowmanville Lions Centre Time: 7 p.m. Date: Monday, November 2 Look what WELCOME WAGON has in store for you . . . • Exciting Gifts for Every Bride A Demonstrations • Numerous Door Prizes ■1A INTERVIEW, WITH BETTY-ANNE SOMERSCALES You take 120 works a minute, minute, a good file keeper, a fast writer for taking dictation, a friendly voice for answering telephone calls, a great singer singer and guitar player for school masses and her very own rock band, who do you have? Betty-Anne Somer- scales! On October 8 Naz- reen Perris and Denise La- mondin went to the front office of St. Stephen's to in- ACTIVE BODIES FALL CLASS SCHEDULE ♦FIRST VISIT ALWAYS FREE* * Quality Instructor * Daycare Service * Suntan Bed Time Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sal. 9:15 lo 10:15 LIA TU LIA INT LIA TU 10:45 to 11:30 HBT BEG BEG BEG HBT BEG 1.00 lo " 2:00 BEG HBT BEG 4:15 to 5:00 LIA LIA HBT 5:15 to 6:00 LIA BEG LIA HBT BEG 6:15 lo 7:15 TU HBT KIDS ■ 7:30 lo 8:30 BEG LIA BEG BEG LIA Low Impact Aerobics HBT Hips, Bums, Thighs BEG Beginner INT Intermediate TU Tone Up KIDS Aeroblce lor Klde Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 9-9 Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-12 PURCHASE 15 CLASSES FOR ONLY $60.00 \ 5 FREE CLASSES i ($20.00 VALUE) ] WITH PURCHASE OF 15 ! LIMIT 1 PER PERSON I I OFFER EXPIRES DEC, 15, 1987 ACTIVE BODIES NEW DIET CENTRE & NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT AND A NO OBLIGATION WEIGHT ANALYSIS: 623-1299 PROFESSIONALLY SUPERVISED WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM BY CAROL SELBY OWNER/MANAGER BACHELOR OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL ED PUT ACTIVE BODIES ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST! terview the beautiful and talented talented Betty-Anne Somer- scales. This is how it went. "Hi, Mrs. Somerscales we're ready to interview you now." "Fine, will this take long?" "No, it's only a few questions. How long have you been with St. Stephen's?" "I've been here since June 1979." "What changes have you noticed noticed through the years? Mrs. Somerscales thinks for a moment then answers. "I feel closer to the staff and the students. We have grown 95 King St. E, Bowmanville in numbers and added a High School." "Does your job ever interfere with your singing career?" Mrs. Somerscales is very successful as a singer and her band, Strange Alliance, and her are about to begin their tour across Canada. Mr. Somerscales replies, "No it enhances it. I learn from listening to the students." Mrs. Somerscales also sings at our school masses along with two other teachers, Mrs. Cavanagh and Mrs. Coulter. "How would you feel if you were transferred to another school?" "I would really miss everyone everyone St. Stephen's." "How would you like an office office of your own?" "I wouldn't. I enjoy being in the company of others. I love people." "Has your work load increased increased over the last years." "Oh yes, it certainly has." Mrs. Somerscales has been with St. Stephen's for 8 years. Now, she is leaving us to go on tour with her band. Strange Alliance. We would like to wish her good luck and on behalf of St. Stephen's Stephen's School we'd like to say we'll miss her! By Denise Lamondin and Nazreen Perris 7A An Editorial: Fitness of the Youth By IVfichael Zdravkowski 6B In Canada most of the children children are not very physical and that really makes me mad. The youth should be able to have a fairly good physical record. The Canadian Canadian Fitness Program was designed designed to encourage children to get fit and physical, but children are not really participating. participating. Sometimes when I am on the yard for recess I see kids stuffing their faces with gum, chips, etc. They should be having fruit or vegetables. In Georgetown, Ontario at a fair they had a fitness test. Fifty people, ages six to fifteen, fifteen, tried the test and 45% failed. Those who did not complete the test had a rough time doing it. Parents are usually bugged to death to drive their children children places. The Canadian fitness Program is divided into six tests that show your speed, power, strength, agility, agility, and endurance. The tests must be given to you by a teacher. Many children run' to their house after school and grab a snack and sit there for the rest of the day and that makes me mad. Twenty-five percent of the children in Oshawa, Belleville Belleville and Scarborough have after school jobs at 3:30. We can do bitter. - I've brought .this idea to you because I am really concerned. concerned. So come on, give it a thought : Are your children really that fit? TEACHER BREAKS TOE IN SOCCER PRACTICE On September 23, a young teacher, Mrs. Macnab of St. Stephen's School broke her toe on her left foot at Waver- ly Soccer Field. She has been getting around alright but she complains that it hurts. She teaches grade 7. her class helps her out a lot. By Andrea Cannon. 7B THE LIBRARY AT ST. STEPHEN'S The old library system at St. Stephen's was class pockets ana table monitors. It was that way for over a year. Until Until recently it was changed by Mr. Clark. Now we have file boxes for the cards. Now teachers and students can just come into the library and sign out a book. There is only one problem-you cannot cannot forget the due date slip. If you forget the slip the librarian librarian has to look through all the cards to find the card. This system is easier for the students and teachers but harder for the librarian. Written by Carrie Muldoon 7B Father Ed Cachia by Willy Roche 7B Father Ed, chaplain at St. Stephen's was born on the island island of Malta. He has five sisters. When he finished his schooling, he became a High school teacher. He became a riest on November 8, 1986. 'is goal her at St. Stephen's is to help people with problems, problems, to help with mass and to be ready to listen to us. Susana da Costa Ventura By Lindsay Femlund 5A Susana da Costa Ventura came to our school last week from Portugal. She cannot speak English at all. It is a different experience but luckily we have Barbara Almeida who can speak her language and help out. Susan has good friends who try to understand and help. With a little work, Susan Susan may learn most English by the end of the year. St Stephen's Grade 5 Celebration by Natasha Chornie and Marsha Masterson 5A On Tuesday, September 29th, 1987 the grade 5Aand B class had a celebration for completing theme 1 Baptism in their Confirmation preparation. preparation. Father Ed Cachia was the priest in our celebration. celebration. Mnrnie O'Toole led off the celebration with a big welcoming to all parents. Then Lindsay Fernlund road the first reading and then Adam Vachoresse followed followed Lindsay with the second second reading. When that was over Father Ed read the gospel and then he blessed a bowl of water to make it holy. Then he called upon three students to represent, both classes. He made the sign of the cross upon all of their foreheads. When that was over the three students took their seats. Kathy Van Schaik stood up at the front and read the closing reading. Then the celebration ended with food and drinks for all. Cafe Joeee Desmarais et Kathy Acheson 11A Le 24 Septembre les classes de 9c de 10c on fait un projet pour acccumuler des fonds. Ce projet était le cafe. Les profits de $150.00 auront etc utiliser pour l'excursion a The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 28,1987 9 Quebec. Malheureusement l'excursion a ete annuler. Il y a une visite a Toronto pour une journée maintenant. Le cafe était elegant mais exquisite pour un restaurant français. Il aura plus de details details sur la visite a Toronto plus tard. Cafe On September 24th the grade 9 and 10 French classes classes held a fundraising cafe. The profits of this event came to a total of $150.00 to offset the cost of the trip to Quebec. Unfortunately, the trip to Quebec was cancelled, however, an alternate trip to Toronto for a day has been planned. The cafe was elegant just as an exquisite french restau rant. More details of the trip to Toronto in a later issue. Activities On The Grow by Chris White 10A For a school in its third year in running, we're doing quite well activity wise! Our population population is constantly on the grow each year with 3 grade nine classes this year. Our student council has tripled in size and our sport teams are turning out the people. For the first time at St. Stephen's we have a journalist's journalist's club and a drama club. This year's yearbook will be going into effect soon also. We welcome a whole new mass of teachers to St. Stephen's this year including four new teachers to the high school itself. As well as the new teachers, the high school has also been introduced introduced to some new subjects, uniforms and equipment. As you can see St. Stephen's is really on the grow! Hallowe'en We wrote this poem because the subject interested us. Ghosts and goblins stroll down the street Witches fly through the air Children run from house to house With open bags yelling trick or treat. Bats are flying in the dark sky Listen to the howling moon See the children's costumes so bright On this chilly, scary Hallowe'en Hallowe'en night. g Every picture in the store! the- IV1U7 QAK 14 Albert Street, Oshawa 576-4370 WellgiveyouuptolOoz. of silver whenyoupmdiase one of Nationals superb investments by November 30. Q! Ot | ince the dawn of civilization, civilization, silver has been one of _Pthe most precious metals known to man. 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