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( 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. December 7,1988 High Winds Can '/ Stop Official Opening Novices Down Oshawa 5-0 On December 1st, Bow- manville's All Canadians defeated defeated Oshawa 5-0. The Canadians Canadians and North Oshawa went end to end in the first period, with both goalies making excellent saves. Bryan Loweiy got things going, going, scoring his second goal of the year, assisted by Chris McKenzie. The second period started with Oshawa's forwards pressing hard for a goal, but Canadians Jake "The Snake" Davis was super in goal, by making save after save. At the 1:11 mark, Robbie Mac- Chayne scored on a good second effort to get his own rebound and give the Canadian's Canadian's a 2-0 lead. The third period belonged to Bowmanville as they controlled controlled their own end defensively, defensively, and broke the game wide open with three quick goals. The "Major" Chris McKenzie scored unassisted by letting loose a hard slap-j shot just inside the blueline toi beat Oshawa's goalie. After hitting the post on a breakaway, breakaway, Erik Griffin unleashed a wrist shot in the top corner to give the Canadians a 4-0 lead and Erik's first goal this year. Brad Chapman completed completed the scoring by positioning himself in front of the net and hitting the corner on a hard wrist shot. Erik Griffin earned an assist on the goal. All the boys played extremely extremely well, with their positioning improving with every game. Special mention to Chris Mann, Brad Char More Than 250 Shale '88 Seats Have Been Sold m n apman, Bradley St. John ana Clay- Feature Teacher This week our feature teacher is Mme. Roselle who teaches grade five and six French Immersion. This is her first year here at O.S.P.S. She is originally from Italy, although she grew up in Montreal, Quebec. Her full name is Nancy Scala Roselle. She likes French Immersion schools because she admires the students who are trying to learn two different languages. languages. Her pet peeve is people people who do .not respect each other because this can lead to arguments, bad feelings, or even worse. Her favourite author is Stephen King and her favourite favourite book is 'THE STAND' by Stephen King because the characters come alive as they always do in his novels, according to her. The Stand is the kind of book you can't put down. Her favourite favourite sport is volleyball because it is an active sport. She adm- res the late John F. Kennedy because he did so much in so little time and he had a dream and a vision for his country prior to his assasina- tion. She likes to have plenty of activities in the classroom and she likes to use the Positive Positive Reward system because she finds it works well. During summer vacation she likes reading, shopping, relaxing, doing macramé and drawing. She is presently presently living inuourtice, but she will be moving to Bowman' ville sometime soon. School News In M. Marchand's room the grade six's have beer busy making Christmas presents for their twin students students in Chicoutimi, Quebec. The craft selected was puppies puppies or Snoopys in a tin. They are mode from a standard standard size work glove. The fingers are stuffed with cotton cotton and the tips are decorated decorated with felt, pompoms, eyes, and yarn in order to create the iace of a Snoopy puppy. If you are interested in more complete directions, please contact M. Marchand at the school anytime. Tire Ontario Street Public choir is busy preparing for a series of concerts to be presented presented during the last week of school. The planned performances performances are at Memorial Hospital and at the Stratha- ven Nursing Home on December December 15. On Wednesday, December December 1, our entire school went to Bowmanville Senior to see a theatre presentation called "Les Bûcherons." It consisted of two men from Alberta who portrayed traditional French Canadian lumber camp folk dances, songs, and' activities. They even passed out many sets of spoons in order to teach us how to play them. Overall, it was a fantastic fantastic performance! Last week, we also had our first hot lunch Pizza day and our first of three Young Author's days. As part of the Young Author's day, students students from the entire school are mixed and divided into small groups which are assigned assigned to various members of staff. Everyone brings a story or a picture to share with the group in an informal informal manner. This activity was also a great success. This week, report cards will be passed out and interviews interviews will be taking place on Thursday night and all day on Friday. Hopefully, you are looking forward to this day at your school also. Happy shopping! by: Meghan Sim, Randi Thertell, Stephanie Maxwell. W^Kut 'N' Kurl Beauty Shop Want a special hairdo for the Festive Season ahead? Let the Professionals at Kut 'N' Kurl Create a stunning new hairstyle for you. •Brighten your hair with colour or shimmering highlights. OR •Sculptured perms for fullness and carefree styles. "Come see our Great Gift Selection" We also have Gift Certificates for your shopping convenience s*' Here to serve you Wendy, Darolyn, Diana, Fern and Violet 71 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-5019 "Ojpen 6 days a week" Mon., Thurs., Fri. evenings by appointment mnn, ÎV S ton Kohn for their defensive ability to enable Jake Davis to record his first shutout this year. Results from Skylight Donuts Bowling Lge. November 29/88. Team Standings: S. Adams Adams 32, J. Murphy 30, G. Cowling 28.B. Gilkcs 28, H. Pollard 21, D. Snowden 17. Top Ten Averages: D. Snowden 226, S. Adams 223, J. Murphy 216, G. Cowling 212, R. Sutcliffe 203, G. Smith 203, A. Porter 202, G. Simpson 201, L. Greenham 200, H. Pollard 198. Ladies High Single Jean- nine Winter 266, Ladies High Triple Jeannine Winter 706, Mens High Single Sam Adams 323, Mens High Triple Sam Adams 811. Following the Skate '88 donation in memory of the ing part in this presentation were, 1-r, Andrew and te Jack Oliver on Saturday, the Oliver fa bought the 251st seat in the Recreation Complex. late Jack Oliver on Saturday, the Oliver 'family Barry Oliver, Mace Armstrong for Skate '88, Debbie ' " " ';x. Tak- Mclnnes, Caroline Oliver and Gary Oliver. The strong winds dislocated their new Country Creations sign on Friday night, but Jeanne Carter and Susan Gilfroy didn't let that small problem interfere interfere with their unofficial opening in Newcastle Village on Saturday morning. A couple of willing helpers were repairing the sign when The Statesman photographer photographer arrived to record their first nay in business. 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