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v Waverley Students Take Soccer Championship Yelverton News by H. Malcolm The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 18. 1987 Marathon Raises Funds for Heart Foundation ;SSB*&. r . 'll This team from Waverley Public School captured the Bowmanville Junior Schools Soccer Championship Championship this fall. In the above photo are (front row from left): Danny Mongrain, Ian Taggart, Scott McAleese. Second row, from left: Michael Wiggans, Kyla Watson, Watson, Carolyn Fenwick, Kevin Cook-Abbott, Tim Day, Strong Finish for B.H.S. Cross Country Runner Running with the best, Paul Stonehouse, a grade 11 student at Bowmanville High School, placed first in the junior boys' cross country race in the Durham- York Secondary School Athletic Association. He went on to the Ontario finals and placed 36th, out of 221 of the finest junior cross country runners in the province. B.H.S. Happenings ) Spirit Week by Leslie Dobroshinsky. Student council outdid itself in planning activities for this year's first spirit week, held October 13-16. The week was a successful attempt to create school participation participation and raise money for the United Way. Three ways were devised to collect money: Candy Kisses to be sent to that someone special, a penny drive, and the fee to join the excitement of musical musical chairs. The week's full agenda consisted consisted of different dress-up days and creative activities at lunch. Starting the week off was PJ. day with an exciting and funny tricycle race at lunch won by Terry Kellett. Wednesday was Toga day with a messy jello-eating contest held at lunch ana won by John Paul Duczma- lewski. Nerd day was the experience experience of Thursday with everyone everyone coming out at lunch to cneer on their friends participating participating in the air band. Everyone Everyone was grand but the "Cow Patties" and the "Village People" were the winning bands. The concluding day was Friday with everyone showing showing true school spirit as they dressed-up in the school colours colours of Red and White. With over 250 people involved in musical chairs you can imagine imagine the excitement of finding finding a chair in B.H.S.'s rendi tion of musical chairs, won by Glen Campbell. The week proved that B.H.S. has spirit and the dance held Friday night with the student body v s own choice of the top ten songs was their well-deserved reward. reward. STRATFORD TRIP Mr. Kelly Oh Tuesday, October 13th thirty-two BHS students went down to Stratford on a perfect Fall day to see Much Ado About Nothing and Nora, Bergman's revision of Ibsen's A Doll's House. The Festival's practice of giving student performances in the off season may be the most important part of their work, for every year young people who might otherwise never go to the live performance performance of a serious play are able to see professional theatre theatre that is sometimes first- class. The benefits were particularly particularly obvious this year; even some of the younger students were able to pick up and follow most of the lines, and they seem to be getting better at it every year. Tandy Cronyn's Beatrice was outstanding; the audience audience relished her witty war of words on Benedict (Richard (Richard Monette) and probably identified themselves more closely with the eternal but light-hearted battle of the sexes than with the main action. action. This was just as well, for their spirits were too high, the day too beautiful Alan McCullough, Mark Brooks. Back row, from left: Christa Big Canoe, Sharon McAleese, Robert Staples, Donnie Richards, Bruce Hamilton, Jacqueline Jacqueline McAra. Also in the back row are coaches, Mr. Ralfe and Mr. Reid. Absent is Kevin Shortt. dents' Council Plaque ... Greg Chestnut. Crafts Program ... B.H.S. Students' Council Plaoue ... Tammy Rourke Modified Program-Arts and Crafts ... B.H.S. Students' Council Plaque... Terry Mayhew. I.À.P.A. Safety Quizzes ... B.H.S. Students' Council Plaque... Tammy Rourke. Four or more Technical Credits ... F.R. Varga... Glenn Barrie ALL SHOPS Double Tech, grade 9 ... B.H.S. Students' Students' Council Plaque ... Dave Wells. All Shops Double Tech. Grade 10 ... Hooper's Trophy Centre... Marcus Williams. Most Improved Tech. Student Student Graduating Year ... Goodyear Ltd. Bowmanville ... Mike St. Pierre. Grade 12 Machine Technology Technology ... L&L Tools, Bowmanville Bowmanville ... Herb Cooke; Grade 11 Machine Technology ... W.Frank Real Estate, Bowmanville Bowmanville ... Paul Stephens. Grade 11 single Credit Machine Machine & Welding ... Raglan Welding, Raglan Ontario ... Todd Nesbitt. Grade 10 Machine Technology Technology ... Hutton Transport, Lakeside Ontario... Paul Cle- land. Grade 9 Machine Technology Technology ... Movies In Motion, Bowmanville... Dave Wells. Grade 12 Drafting ... Gen- Construction Ltd., Bowmanville Bowmanville ... Peter Kroeger. Computer-Aided Design ... B.H.S. Students' Council Plaque... Andrew Cairns. Grade 11 Drafting ... Re- Max Cornerstone Reality Ltd., Bowmanville ... Mike Kane. Single Credit Grade 10 Fall Specials* sikkens CENTRAL PAINT (msssXi ens & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S„ - OSHAWA - 434 3939 and the grace and elegance of the Edwardian set and costumes too nostalgic to agree well with the bitter comedy of the main action. Anna Louise Richardson had a harder time in conveying a credible Hero. Those who were looking forward to seeing seeing William Hutt, perhaps Canada's doyen among actors, actors, now that he has returned returned to the Festival, were disappointed, but his alternative, alternative, Ron Hastings, was ex- . cellent in the role of Leonato. Nora in the evening at the Avon did not have the im-. pact of Ibsen's original; the addition of a scene in which Torvald is seen weeping after after Nora has slammed the door made nonsense of Ibsen's Ibsen's dramatic intention, although although it does stress the reversal reversal of the roles. The determined and dominant Torvald has exchanged his part for the submissive and child-like Nora, who has been transformed into the modern woman, perhaps the first in European theatre. The students from Bowmanville Bowmanville High School were, as they nearly always have been, outstanding in their bearing and behaviour, and indeed are highly favoured by the Festival authorities on this account. Bowmanville High School's Fourteenth Technical Awards Assembly by Leslie Dobroskinsky The Technichal Awards Assembly Assembly was held October 19th, 1987 at Bowmanville High School. The guest speaker was Miss Susanne Stickley, Community Relations Relations Director at Darlington Nuclear Generating Plant. Those presenting awards were Mr. Buchan, Mr. Binot- to, Mr. Varga, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Lees, Mr. Winder, Mr. Swerdfeger and Mr. Bill Manley. Representing Student Student Council were Scott Veals, Jonathon Goad, Mark Langley and Jeff Thompson. The information goes as follows: follows: Award-Donor-Top Student Basic Welding ... B.H.S. Students' Council Plaque ... Mike Tapley Basic Woodworking... B.H.S. Stu- Intended for last week Hallowe'en is scarcely over and the witches and the warlocks and an assorted variety of other unearthly creatures have slunk back to their closets for another year, when a "Civil War" breaks out. At dawn Monday morning we nearly jump out of our underwear (we must fix that elastic) as all hell breaks loose somewhere in the not too distant fields or woods. A barrage of shotgun fire awakens us from our sweet (or sour) dreams and unconsciousness to realize that today is the first day of the annual local deer hunt. Hunters of every shape and size, local (not loco) as well as a vast parade from the towns and cities migrate to the country to collect their pound of flesh-(perferably venison) by hook or by crook or more litter-ally by ball or by bullet. By evening the tumult tumult and the shouting dies to be re-enacted again on Tuesday Tuesday a.m. by more nimrods. As you may have presumed by now, deer (with 2 E's) hunting never has been our favourite sport. The prospect of shooting a gentle eyed deer has about as much appeal appeal to us as blasting away at a yearling Jersey calf. But to Wood & Drafting ... B.H.S. Students' Council Plaque ... Rob Klepac. Grade 9 Drafting Blueprint Reading ... B.H.S. Students' Council... Rick Edwards. Grade 12 Welding Program ... Pickering Welding & Supply Supply Ltd., Bowmanville... Bob McArthur. Grade 11 Welding... B.H.S. Students' Council ... Paul Brunt. Senior Single Credit Welding Welding ... Canadian Tire Corp., Bowmanville ... Paul Stephens. Stephens. Grade 10 Welding ... B.H.S. Students' Council... Paul Cle- land. Grade 9 Welding ... B.H.S. Students' Council ... James Bentley. Grade 10 Electricity ... B.H.S. Students' Council ... Marcus Williams. Second Place Award Woodworking Woodworking ... B.H.S. Students' Council... Michael James. Senior Wood Technology ... B.H.S. Students' Council ... Tammy Rourke. Ignition & Tune-Up... Allen Electric Mississauga Ontario ... Mike St. Pierre. Automotive Practical Work ... Hwy 115 Truck & Auto Orono... Jay Meyer. Grade 12 Automotive Program Program 4 Knapp Family Bowmanville Bowmanville ... Toad Nesbitt^ • Grade 11 Automotive'... Dorn's Auto Parts. Bowmanville Bowmanville ... Tim Groen. Grade 10 Automotive ... General Motors Oshawa Ontario Ontario ... Michael Tennant. Grade 9 Auto Technology ... Wallace Automotive Bowmanville Bowmanville ... Bill Willemse. Care of Car Program ... B.H.S. Students' Council ... Jacqueline Leclair. Basic Small Engines Program Program ... B.H.S. Students' Council... Brian Allin. Modified Basic Woodworking Woodworking ... B.H.S. Students' Council Council ... Terry Mayhew. Care of Car Modified Pro- , gram ... T & C Small Engine Repair... Azhar Hakim. each his own as preference dictates. Just learned that Mr. Norman Norman Wilson of Janetville, a former Yelverton resident, fell while curling for the first time this season on Tuesday evening November 3rd at Manvers Arena and broke his hip. On Wednesday evening they set his broken hip at St. Joseph Hospital in Peterborough and put in a plate. This is the second time he has broken a hip over many years-( a different one each time) Norm and Isabelle Isabelle had planned to participate participate in a bus trip to Florida later this month and his injury injury will no doubt also curtail his birthday celebrations next week. Everyone joins in wishing Norm tne speediest of recoveries. Glad to report that Norm Wilson is recuperating nicely since entering hospital. He is already up and about and walking short distances in hospital. Mrs. Clare (Laurie) Robinson Robinson was a recent visitor with her parents, Re ta and John Hofstetter of Platsville. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, Reta is seriously ill and not responding to treatment. Our thoughts and best wishes to the Hofstetter family for some sign of improved improved health for Reta. Belated congratulations to Sharon and Leonard Barr, who live east of Yelverton on 7A Highway on the recent birth of a daughter, Laura Ashley. Yelverton U.C.W. Ladies met on Thursday a.m. at the home of Mary and Balfour Moore with around 15 members members and 1 visitor present. Some people will do just about anything for a good cause. The ladies pictured above are part of a group of 16 in all that jumped, kicked and ran in a three hour marathon of aerobic exercise at Active Bodies in Bowmanville on Saturday, Saturday, November 14. The power exercise session, helped to raise over $2400 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Each of the participants won a prize donated by local merchants and it appeared that they were having a great time. Charity Bear says... 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