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I 1i 8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, April 18,1984 Section Two A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Enniskillen Prepares for Several Easter Services Including One at Tyrone Music Consultant Joins "King and /" Rehearsal at BHS ENNISKILLEN NEWS On Tuesday Mrs. Linda Crydcrman, Zion, Mrs. Arnold Reynolds, Cambridge were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dickson, Dickson, Carp, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dobson, Nepean, Ont. were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe. Miss Marguerite Wright, Oshawa was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Gabe and Helen Kovak, Long Sault were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Griffin. On Sunday, Mr. Clark Piggott and Donna, Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family. Dr. Bruce Bowman and Shelley, Fran Goraj, London London were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Griffin were guests to dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Gor- gerat, Tyson and Justin, celebrating celebrating Heather and Wally's birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman were Sunday brunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bowman and family, celebrating celebrating Eric's birthday. x Mrs. Dominic Gorgerat and boys, Bowmanville, Mrs. Lou Griffin were recent supper CELEBRATE SPRING WITH A COUPON *10-00 WORTH UP TO After 5 p.m. Mon. and Tues. one coupon per table Buy any dinner entree frdm our extensive menu at regular price and your friend's entree of equal or less value Is complimentary to a maximum value of $10.00. Expiry date April 30/84 c.s. 145 King St. W., Oshawa Major Credit Cards Accepted 571-1777 L CELEBRATE SPRING WITH A COUPON $ H a nn WORTH „, ro *l 0.00 After 5 p.m. 7 days a week one coupon per table Buy any dinner entree from our extensive menu at regular price and your friend's entree of equal or less value is complimentary to a maximum value of $10.00. Expiry date April 30/84 c.s. For reservations call: 723-4667 44 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Griffin. Our Community was shocked shocked and saddened to hear of the sudden death of Walter Ormiston. Walter was a friend to all who knew him. We extend our sympathy to his wife, family and relatives. On Sunday, April 15th was Palm Sunday. A very rainy day brought forth our worshippers worshippers to the service. Pastor Joe spent time with the children children as usual before they retired retired to the lower level for their Sunday School classes. We sang beautiful hymns throughout the services. Mr. Lafave's message was based on "Christ the King...entering Jerusalem!" The announcements are as follows: I. Enniskillen U.C.W. meets on Wed., April 18th at the home of Shirley Stainton. II. Good Friday Service will be celebrated at Enniskillen U.C. at 11:00 a.m. Please join us as we gather together on a pilgrimage through the last hours in the human life of our Saviour Jesus Christ. III. Easter Sunday - We as Christians once again have the opportunity to celebrate and rejoice in the resurrection of our Lord and in His triumph over sin and death. Malte every possible effort to worship worship on this very special day in the life of every person who is called by Him...if you are unable to worship with us, then worship somewhere! Tyrone - Sunrise Service at 7:30 a.m. at the Mill. Don't Forget. Science Fair at Enniskillen P.S. Very Fascinating Do You Pitch-In? Ross Metcalf, music consultant for the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, directs some of the cast during a rehearsal of the musical comedy "The King and I". This Rogers and Hammerstein work will be performed by Bowmanville High School students May 9 to 12 at the B.H.S. auditorium. Shown above, from left, are Doug Brown, Angela Pickard, Deanna Knight, and Bob! Gill. Doug and Bob will be playing the role of Lun Tha, a prince of Burma, while Angela and Deanna will be sharing the role of Tuptim, one of the King of Siam's wives. 1330 RITSON RD. N. (at Taunton) OSHAWA, ONT. (416) 433-1116-7 When Ross Metcalf made his debut at a music festival he was six years old. He recalls recalls that he sang his way to a third place finish -- the kind of result which gave him something to work toward toward next year. Today, as music consultant consultant for the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board WE RE MORE THAN A < NICE PLACE TO EAT Every Thursday is Family Steak Night Our special for two ... 8-OZ. NeW York CUt (per person) $11.99 per couple 5:00 lo 8:30 p.m. Served with tried onions on a sizzling platter, complete with salad bar, tried potatoes and vegetable. Choose either rice pudding or jelly lor dessert. Each family Is allowed one or two children under 12 yrs. only $1.25 each. Child has choice of: burger t chips or a small steak. Enniskillen P.S. held its annual Science Fair again this year on Wed., March 28 - Friday, March 30. Students, teachers, parents and judges were all very excited about the quality and variety of the projects. The first, second and third place awards went to 1st Mark and Michelle Evans - "Trees". 2nd Stuart, Lisa and Sean Liptay - "Light". 3rd Steven Clark - "Bridges". «% Thursdays we slso serve our reguler menu. Make a Move!! without mei Our Hostess' Gifts and Information Information are the Key to Your New Community Call Sandra Yates 623-5873 fMHsHfwNi lattfl wltt War* All the projects were excellent and Mr. Murray, the principal, stated "They all were first place finishers". Honourable mentions to to the following students : Lighthouse project - Michael and Chris Russell; Solar System - Jeff Wolosewich; Tyrone Mill - Shane Vivian, Paul Rowan; Bridge Construction - Steven Clark; Paper - Steven Robbins and Steven Whitbread; Paddle Boat - Robbie Harren. Electricity - David Watt, Clothes - Adam Worboy, Traffic Light - Nicky Uniadka, Clouds - Carolyn Burkey, Liftlocks - Jason and Angie Kaaz, Rockets - R.J. Ford, The Tongue - Paul Saravass, Todd and Troy Lepard - "Bird Nests", Troy Beth - Electric Motor, Solar House - Mark Huxter. Other contest winners were : 4th Solar Heating - Cheryl Lepard, Laura Seuss, Laura and Jenny Wilcock. 5th Dinosaurs - Christopher and Charlene Potts. 6th Solar Garden - Jon Ridge, 7th Distillation - Bill Speakman, Mark and David Trent. 8th Volcano - Mt. St. Helen's Jamie Chumley. of Education, Ross Metcalf tries to instill the- attitude that everyone who has done his best in singing or speaking speaking before an audience is a, winner. The important thing is to be in there trying. Mr. Metcalf has 32 years of music teaching to his credit. credit. And for an equal length of time, he has been serving as a choirmaster and organist organist at a number of churches. He recalls starting starting his teaching career with the Darlington Board of Education. At that time, he was an itinerant music teacher who went from school to school helping elementary pupils learn their musical ABC's. He has a similar post today, although his title is music consultant and he works with approximately 50 schools in the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board. He and music resource resource teacher Doug Dewell Dewell travel throughout Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle assisting elementary school teachers with their music programs. A typical day's work might include helping a school which is preparing a musical concert and listening listening and offering advice to choirs getting ready for a competition. Mr. Metcalf explains that just by learning a song, the student can pick up a variety variety of musical skills. Time signatures, keys, phrasing, interpretation, and much more can be taught merely by introducing students to a <sl Canadian Diabetes Association Durham Region Branch PRODUCT DISPLAY AND INFORMATION FAIR WED,, APRIL 25,1984,3 P.M. tou.30 P.M. Holy Family Parish Church Riblilosdalo Avo. (nnrlh on Anderson, West on Manning) • Hrtvu your questions answered by the I lonllli Professionals involved In diabolos education., • See the BRAND NEW Insulin Dosage Computer. • Check the now low prices on Insulin pumps, syringes and motors. • Lots ol FREE SAMPLES and Information hand-outs. • Bake table and colloo, DDOP IN AND DROWSE song. He adds that musicians who teach in the classroom are dealing with a unique subject and he believes it helps to present music with a little razzamatazz. Being a bit of an actor helps, too Mr. Metcalf says. Mr. Metcalf sees a num- : ber of advantages to music on the curriculum. For one thing, it teaches discipline and it teaches hard work. Both are essential for any degree of success in music. Students taking part in choirs or bands also have the advantage of learningto work together as a cohesive group. Moreover, music is another language. He describes describes it as a language of the emotions -- a language Which helps students to express express themselves. Training the voice is also one of the first ways in which students are exposed to the arts. "It's not only recreation, it's recreation recreation says Mr. Metcalf in describing his subject. Listening programs are also important, Mr. Metcalf said. He adds that today he is not afraid to admit that even rock and roll is saying something to the students he teaches. "I think a musician musician has to be very broadminded broadminded and has to study and appreciate all facets of music." The music consultant notes that children are not as accustomed to singsongs around the piano as they were in the 1950's, for example. example. Therefore, they may not be able to sing as well as they used to by the time they arrive at school. However, he has noticed that young people have a good attitude towards competition. competition. "The kids aren't scared of competition. They like it," he said. In addition to assisting in the development of music programs attWfcelementary level, Ross Metcalf occasionally occasionally assists high school students. He directed a choral group at Courtice Secondary School from 1969 to 1971. And his most recent project sees him assisting in the musical portions of the Rogers and Hammerstein Hammerstein classic entitled "The King and I". That show will be performed at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School next month. "They're super people to work with," says Mr. Metcalf, Metcalf, in reference to the teachers, cast and crew who are putting the show together. together. Although it is not often that he finds himself working with older students, students, Mr, Metcalf is enjoying enjoying being part of "The King and I". "I'm glad I'm doing it. It should be a great jdiow," he says. And when you watch Ross Metcalf plunge into a rehearsal, rehearsal, you can suspect that his enthusiasm and love of music are the same today as they were when he' entered that first music festival festival as a six-year-old. RESTAURANT Since 1910 OPEN AT 7:00 a.m. Serving delicious food of the highest quality at reasonable prices. 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