St. Stephen News October 9, 2015 www.scsglenwood.org

WEEK AT A GLANCE 

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14th

4th & 5th Grade to ACES

THURSDAY, OCT. 15th

Tuition Payments Due

THURSDAY, OCT 15th

Scrip Orders Due

THURSDAY, OCT. 15th

Living Rosary at 6:00pm

SUNDAY, OCT. 18th

Children’s Choir at the 8:00am Mass

SATURDAY, OCT. 17th

Spaghetti Dinner

With Faith, Hope and Love we will make the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Editor: Wendy Vanderhoof

THURSDAY MASS—October 15th:

Our worship leaders and altar servers will be made up of students from our 8th and 5th grades, the bread servers are from the 1st grade and the wine servers are from the 2nd grade.

Commentator: Elle Murphy

Readers: Breann Ritter and Emmanuel Ramirez

Altar Servers: Maggie Friemel, David Gabriel, Morgan Rightmire and Brody Porter

Wine Servers: Emory Walter and Landon Wolny

Bread Servers: Gus Geiman and Lisandro Leon

Offertory Song: 4th Grade Class

HOT LUNCH 

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13th Beef Tacos

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14th Beef Stroganoff

PIZZA LUNCH 

Monday, October 12th Friday, October 16th

Spaghetti Dinner & Gourmet Sweet Shop

Saturday, October 17, 2015 ~ 4 to 7 pm Adults - $12

Kids (6-14) & Seniors - $6 Kids 5 and under eat free!

Newsflash—Mrs. Glenda Oliver and Father Bert Chilson will make their annual appearance on the Community Chat this Tuesday, October 13 at 12:30 pm, after the local news. Be sure to tune in!

Tickets—Don’t forget to sell your tickets! See Rosemary if you need more tickets. We ask that you turn money from your ticket sales into the office by Friday, October 16. Turn-ing your money into the office before the dinner ensures that you receive credit for your mandatory ticket sales.

Dessert items—Every family needs to provide dessert (pies, brownies/bars, cookies or cake –approx. 2 doz.--) for our dessert table. You can drop desserts off at school on Friday, October 16 or after 2 pm on Saturday in the Church base-ment.

Volunteer Opportunities — We still have some spots open on the sign up sheet. Volunteers can sign up on Volunteer Spot (see the link on our website) or call Kristin Di Bernardo at 970-618-8869 for more information.

Sponsorship—Looking for additional ways to help? Please contact Kristin Di Bernardo at 970-618-8869 to learn more about sponsorship opportunities. Make a cash donation and you can be a member of the Cucina Pazza or “Crazy Kitchen!”

The Gourmet Sweet Shop—If you have a “to die for” des-sert… we want it! Please contact Jeannine Rembold at jearem@q.com or 618-5795 for more information.

Attention all students: We would love to feature your art at the dinner. Students are invited to make a Spaghetti Dinner themed poster (no bigger than 12x18), “La Dolce Vita” or “The Sweet Life” at home and bring it to school by Thurs-day, October 15. Please put your name and grade on the back of the poster and turn your Italian themed poster into the office. All contributors will be entered into a drawing for the chance to win a $10 Target gift card.

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LIVING ROSARY A MULTI-CULTURAL EVENING

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15th at 6:00pm We ask you to join us for an evening of light and prayer, highlighting people’s struggle to survive the conflict in Syria and to offer a vi-sion of hope for the future. As a symbol of worldwide unity, St. Stephen Catholic School students will lead a living Multi-Cultural Ro-sary. We are planning to pray a decade of the Ro-sary in a native language of YOUR culture. Our hope is to pray a decade in English, an-other one in Spanish, another one in Polish, and maybe one in German, an Asian lan-guage and/or Latin. ALL OF YOU are invited and encouraged to participate!! We are looking for people who would be willing to help lead and organize a decade. Please contact Ms. Cheryl Cormier at the school or you may call the parish office and leave a message as well.

October 26th—30th

8:00 am—4:00pm

At the school….This is a great way to get some holiday shopping done! Come check it out. We will be open during parent-teacher confer-ence...so get ready to shop!!

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: If you are looking for volunteer hours, we could use your help to “man” the book fair station during parent-teacher conferences. Any time you can give would be welcomed. Call Rosemary and let her know how you can help!!

CHRISTMAS POINSETT IA PLANT SALES: Looking for 1-2 people to organize the St. Ste-phen Catholic School Christ-

mas Poinsettia Sale! Please contact Lin-da Rosenmerkel, glrosie@earthlink.net or 618-978-2680, if you are interested!  

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USED GEAR NEEDED!!! Our Grizzly Gear Swap is a week away, WE NEED YOUR OLD GEAR!!! Many new players to our association rely on this event to get them started, along with current Grizzly players that have outgrown their gear over the off-season. Please drop off your used gear at the rink (in the bins by our storage locker), the main building should be open or you can walk around the building and enter the rink on the NE corner. Please contact T.K. if you have any questions.

YOUTH HOCKY SCHOLARSHIP in Memory of Mark Renfandt  

 

In partnership with the Rotary Club of Glen-wood Springs, we are excited to introduce the "Youth Hockey Scholarship in Memory of Mark Renfandt." The intention of this scholarship is provide an opportunity to underprivileged chil-dren, who might otherwise not have an oppor-tunity to play. If you are aware of any families with young athletes that are not playing hockey because of the financial challenges, please in-form them of this great opportunity. If you have any questions, please contact GSYHA Director of Hockey, Timothy "TK" Kwiatkowski at tk@gsyha.org or 970.366.7311.

Grizzly Hockey registration is NOW OPEN!! Grizzly Open House Monday 10/12 - 5:00pm - 8:00pm  

www.grizzlyhockey.com 

 

USED GEAR NEEDED!!! Our Grizzly Gear Swap is a week away, WE NEED YOUR OLD GEAR!!! Many new players to our association rely on this event to get them started, along with current Grizzly players that have outgrown their gear over the off-season. Please drop off your used gear at the rink (in the bins by our storage locker), the main building should be open or you can walk around the building and enter the rink on the NE corner. Please contact T.K. if you have any questions.

YOUTH HOCKY SCHOLARSHIP in Memory of Mark Renfandt  

 

In partnership with the Rotary Club of Glen-wood Springs, we are excited to introduce the "Youth Hockey Scholarship in Memory of Mark Renfandt." The intention of this scholarship is provide an opportunity to underprivileged chil-dren, who might otherwise not have an oppor-tunity to play. If you are aware of any families with young athletes that are not playing hockey because of the financial challenges, please in-form them of this great opportunity. If you have any questions, please contact GSYHA Director of Hockey, Timothy "TK" Kwiatkowski at tk@gsyha.org or 970.366.7311.

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