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I B.H.S. NEWS By Sam Laskaris Castle Hotel Wins Town Lob Ball Championship Editors Christopher Kelly Sam Laskaris BUSY SCHEDULEFOR B. IL S. BAND By Christopher Kelly Having had their first rehearsal on Wednesday September 17, the Bowman- ville High School Senior Band is busy with organizational planning for the year to come. Their busy schedule includes the commencement ceremonies on Oct. ,29, the Santa Claus Parade in Bowmanville on Nov. 20, the Grey Cup Parade in Toronto on Nov. 27, and the Christmas Band Concert in Bowmanville, which includes all the bands at B. H. S., in addition to the Bowmanville Senior Public Band. In an effort to finance some of the latter and future activities, as well as uniforms, marching equipment and travelling expenses, the band must initiate its own fund raising campaign. The major fund raising project this year is the publication of a cookbook cookbook that is comprised of recipes donated by band parents. These cookbooks will go on sale in late December. Because this band represents represents your community, I hope it will gain your support in these, and future endeavours. The Band executive consists of the president;. Denis Bergeron, the secretary; Debra Gates and the treasurer; Bev Whiten. By Sam Laskaris The Bowmanville Redmen began their L.O.S.S.A; football season on a sour note last Monday against O'Neill Red- men in Oshawa. This Battle of the Redmen saw O'Neill come up with an impressive 25 - 8 victory over bowmanville. Quarterback Chris DeSouza scored B.H.S.'s only touchdown. touchdown. Tobin Rowe threw a pass to Scott Richards for the two-point convert which rounded out Bowmanville's scoring. Bowmanville's next game is scheduled for tomorrow evening at Civic Fields in Oshawa at 5 p.m. against the Dunbarton Spartans. Hopefully Hopefully B.H.S. can rebound from last week's defeat and enter the win column tomorrow night. In girls' basketball action both the junior and senior teams were defeated last Monday against Eastdale in Oshawa. Although the senior team was trailing only 23 -19 at halftime, the team ran into foul trouble in the second half and this definitely hurt their game as they lost by a score of 56 - 25. Top scorer for B.H.S. was Bernadette Francis with ten points followed by Anne Rimes who chipped in with seven points. Jill Coombes and Deidre Lobb rounded out the scoring with four points apiece. I'm sure both teams will improve as the season continues. Last Monday the B.H.S. junior boys' soccer team played Donevan from Oshawa. Unfortunately, B.H.S. came up on the short end of a 2 - 0 score. This loss evens the team's regular season season record at two wins against two defeats. This week the team was scheduled to play two home games. On Monday, (after our press deadline) Cartwright High School was to supply the Bowmanville Country Club Thanksgiving Dinner Come Celebrate With Us Turkey. ....... served with • stuffing • cranberry sauce • vegetables • salad bar • dessert, featuring pumpkin pie • beverage THIS ENTIRE THANKSGIVING FEAST FOR ONLY =7.95 -- Reservations Only -- Telephone 623-2670 Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road • Bowmanville an alternative ruptcy", to bank- DINNER MENU This Thanksgiving bring the whole family and choose from our special holiday entrees: • Young Roast Turkey (with rice dressing) • Roast Beef • Cordon Bleu Veal (stuffed with ham and cheese) •9.95 •4.00 CHILDREN'S DINNERS PER PERSON All meals include home-made soup or juice, loaf of home-made bread, tea or coffee ACRES RESTAURANT TAUNTON ROAD Rhone for reservations 263-8421 opposition, while tonight B.H.S. will host the O'Neill juniors from Oshawa. In other sports happenings the B.H.S. cross-country running running team has competed in two pre-meets in preparation for the upcoming L.O.S.S.A. meet which will be held on Thursday, October the 21st at Trillium Valley in Oshawa. The first meet of the year was held on September the 21st at the Harmony Conservation Area. In this meet several B.H.S. runners turned in exceptional performances. In the midget boys' category Dan Moriarity placed third while in the junior boys' division division Matthew Goad placed a respectable fifth. Also, in the junior girls' category Pam King and Karen Simpson placed eighteenth and nineteenth nineteenth respectively. Other B.H.S. runners who competed in this meet were Greg Miller, Darryl Darbey, Scott Moore, Dave Smith, Kevin Anyan and Rhonda Giles. Last Wednesday, September September the 29th, six B.H.S. runners competed in the meet at the Petticoat Creek Conservation Conservation Area in Pickering. Debbie Vandenburg's twelfth place finish in the junior girls' category was the best finish for a Bowmanville runner. Dan Moriarity of B.H.S. was enjoying a very successful race in the midget boys' category category until he fell and could not finish the race. However, he did manage to recover later on and competed in the senior race finishing in twentieth position. The four other B.H.S. runners who competed in this meet were Darryl Darbey, Dave Smith, Kevin Anyan and Karen Simpson. Continued success is hoped for all runners in future meets. Credit Counselling Inflation, unemployment . and soaring interest and mortgage mortgage rates constantly threaten the financial stability of the average citizen in today's society. In 1969, the Oshawa and District Credit Counselling Service was established to provide those facing financial difficulties with credit counselling counselling on a free, confidential basis. The Oshawa branch employs five staff members. Two of these are clerical, two are counsellors, who along with the Director, Mrs. Lynn Britton, are backed by the expertise of a Board of Directors. Directors. The first interview after calling to ask for assistance, includes an assessment of financial status. From this it can be determined what steps are to be taken. Some applicants require only financial planning or credit guidance. Others require a counsellor who will contact and negotiate with creditors on behalf of a client. In the words of Executive Director, Mrs. Britton, "Our goal is not to get people to live without credit; its here to stay. We want to educate people and create awareness." awareness." "We see ourselves as Recently, the Castle Hotel Lob Ball team won a Dave Smith; back row, Tom Cox, Dennis Smale, championship trophy by defeating Bowmanville. Jim Wright, Bill Ellis, Willie Hodgson, Will Roche,' Foundry's team in the finals 20-13. Members of the Joe McGarvey; absent, Coach Bruce Smith Castle Hotel winners are: front row 1-r, Brian (fighting a fire), Brian Maki, Jethroy Potter and Terry, Bob Dezan, Kevin Terry, Sonny Travers, Charlie Butter. The Foundry team includes, front row, I-r, Rick absent, Wilfred and Clifford Potter, Alex Wilson, Walker, Joe Glode, son Joseph Glode (batboy), Rod Rick Glanville, Doug Ward, Tom Drumm and Mitchell, Joe Fernandes; back row, Wade Dewell, Dennie Tierney. Gerald Demooy, Dave Barlow, Larry Walker; Surhey 'n Bill RESTAURANT 9 King St.W. 623-5412 For the best in Thanksgiving dining, join us for our usual excellent service and cuisine. Special Thanksgiving menu offered of course! r% £f Oshawa Deaf Centre Oshawa Deaf Centre provides services for the deaf community. With the assistance of the Oshawa Deaf Centre, twenty families with hearing impairments were able tc purchase T.D.D.'s at low cost. A T.D.D. is a telephone device which enables the deaf to send and receive typed messages using regular telephone lines. The O.D.C. was founded on March 11,1981 with only three deaf individuals on the Board of Directors. Now there are more than twenty guiding O.D.C. In the short time the Centre has been functioning, its accomplishments have been numerous. The Centre is located at 364 Simcoe St. South. Andrea Densham is the Director of Interpreting and Technical Aids. Visitors to the centre are welcome. The O.D.C. provides counselling, counselling, job placement, interpreting interpreting technical aid information information and programs, referral and information, plus many other services. Services are provided to families with both hearing and deaf members. One of the most important functions of the O.D.C. is its Interpreting Service. Professional Professional interpreters bridge the gap between the deaf and the hearing community with the use of sign language, A few of the situations requiring interpreting include medical, educational, religious and legal. The O.D.C. offers several sign language courses, The Centre has arranged for a T.D.D. to be placed in the Durham Region Police Department. Social Services or Vocational Rehabilitation Services will also be installing a T.D.D. in October. The O.D.C. is actively promoting the installment and use of appropriate equipment in both the hearing and hearing- impaired communities. The Centre is pushing to have the proper equipment installed in fire stations, hospitals and. o.ther vital service agencies. (In 1983 the Oshawa Deaf Centre will receive funding from the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Newcastle. Join us for THANKSGIVING The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display -Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified • Tuas. 12:00 noon Let us serve you! Phone now for reservations and be prepared to have a great Thanksgiving! Heritage House Vestaurant and QIauern Bowmanville Mall Call 623 3023 WEEKEND DINING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. 1 Our Popular Full Buffet featuring Salad Table, Harvest Fresh Vegetables anjd Potatoes and Homemade Desserts. Choice of: Roast Ontario Tom Turkey t Double.Glazed Baked Festival Ham Tender Roast Beef Au Jus ALL YOU CAN 'EAT $9.95 (Children under 10 - $4.95) For an Evening of Romantic Dining and Dancing ask about ourSIlver Slipper Club SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10TH SUNDAY BRUNCH,11 a.m.io2 P .m $6.95 (Children under 10-$3.95) SUNDAY BUFFET (As above) 5:3o p.m. - to p.m. $9.95 MONDAY, OCTOBER 11TH Table D' hote Menu features choice of Tom Turkey, Baked Ham, Roast Beef Au Jus ] and includes Salad Table, Harvest Fresh Vegetables and Potatoes, Homemade Desserts. $9.95 per person Children under 10 • $4.95 TREATS FOR THE CHILDREN DURING ABOVE THANKSGIVING WEEKEND DINING HOURS Hwy. 401 and Liberty St. S. HOTEL For Reservations Call 623-3373 Bowmanville.