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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 15,1986 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. 1 >■ fic (ft A. presents SING A NEW SONG - a book of 80 hymns and 3 mini musicals for children - written and composed by Goby Veenstra - has a section of 15 brand new Christmas songs, ideal for Christmas programs ' - can be ordered from: Cricket Music Ministry Box 133, Hampton, Ont. LOB 1J0 Phone 263-8368 - cost $6 (special rates for larger orders) Composer's Brass to Perform in Newcastle 33S3G3S2Çj\ ? ■ ? Family Roadhouse Restaurant EARLY BIRD SPECIALS D.J. Wed. - Sat. MONDAYS Mon. to Fri. 4 -6p.m. Senior Citizen Night With membership card, a 15% discount off regular menu. TUESDAYS Hydro Night - Special Beverage Prices Dutchman Hamburger with the works 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. $1 .75 WEDNESDAYS Midweek Singles' Night Dance to the sounds of our DJ Dress Code in Effect THURSDAYS Wings Night Centre Lounge - 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. The best deal for wings in town Friday Family Fish Night lecials i I "QanMelUfht and Wind' Every Saturday Night Buffet $12.95 Dance to the music of the '50s and '60s SUNDAYS Family Brunch 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. $6.95 with organist Ron Baker at the Lowery organ The Newcastle and District Concert Series opens on October 26th with the Brilliant Brass Quintet Composers' Brass. Composers' Brass presents a full concert series in Toronto, and are regularly asked to perform at other venues in the Toronto region. They have been heard often on the CBC-FM programs, "Two New Hours" and "Music Around Us." They are planning concerts across Ontario in the 1986-87 season. Composers' Brass has presented numerous Canadian premieres and ten commissioned pieces, many of which were recorded on their two record album, The Composers' Brass -- Canadian Anthology. For these projects, they were awarded grants by the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council. Hallowe'en Party, Sat., Nov. 1 st Prizes for the best costume. 623 3373 HOTEL -- Hwy. 401 and Liberty St. S. Bowmanville .........a.,v.^ S.A.D.D. (Students Against Drunk Driving) Approximately a year ago, a conference was held at the Glen House Conference Conference Centre at Gananoque. In attendance was Anne Marks and Mr. Lukaszewicz. The conference was put on April 14-16 by the staff and S.A.D.D. of South Grenville. Here ideas were given and pamphlets distributed on how to start a S.A.D.D. chapter. During the conference ideas were given on publicity, publicity, the role of the police, and students as leaders in social issues. S.A.D.D. is being advertised advertised with a poster contest and a Courtice crest contest. contest. Pamphlets are being distributed at the 25th reunion, reunion, commencement, and parents night. Posters will be distributed distributed to Hobbs, liquor stores etc. A float will also be entered in the Santa Claus Parade. Cathy Vivian Fundraising C.S.S. fundraising is back! Again this year, starting on October 2nd, hundreds of students are selling as many chocolate bars as is humanly possible. The money raised will go towards the purchase of a V.H.S. video camera to be used by both students and staff members. The money will also be used to supply a vending machine for the cafeteria, and to put up banners banners in the gym to indicate our winning teams. The prizes this year are as follows: highest overall seller seller wins a small colour television television set. Each top grade level seller wins a walkman. For every 20 bars sold, you get a free chocolate chocolate bar, and for every ten bars sold, you get one chance in the draw for a compact disc player. Good Luck! Frank Canonico Out and About The Outers' Club is open to any student in the school The individuals of the quintet bring to it a wealth of experience as members of the Canadian Opera Company, Stratford Festival and National Ballet Orchestras, The Symphony Orchestras of Toronto, Kitchener, London, Hamilton and Niagara, as well as the big bands for such artists as Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett and Harry Belafonte. Highlighting their program in the Newcastle Town Hall, October 26th at 7:30 p.m. will be Elizabethan Dances from Holborne, Pirates of Penzance Suite from Gilbert and Sullivan and songs from Gershwin's Porgy and Bess. The Newcastle and District Concert Series invites you to a new and exciting season. Subscriptions are still available. For further information please phone 987-4250. camping, and many . more activities. * m • •• ■ " " " Tony Celiti'efti Courtice Secondary School Water System The water system may have been turned on a long time ago, if it hadn't been for all the rainfall we've been having. There is a leak in the pipe system which is currently being fixed. When the water system is fixed and ready to go, tests will have to be conducted. The water will be purged for a few days. As soon as clean, clear, water appears, it will be tested and hooked up. 25th Reunion The 25th Reunion was held Friday, October 10th and Saturday, October 11th who. would like to participate in various various outdoor activities. On October 1 the club members hiked from - the Petroglyphs ■ Provincial Park to High River Falls. In February, they plan to go to Blue Mountain for a ski outing. outing. A trip to Bark Lake is planned for May. Bark Lake is a resort camp at which students may participate in canoeing, hiking, overnight Cc commencement £xerciàeà Courtice Secondary School Nash and Courtice Roads Friday, October 24th, 1986 8:00 p.m. by popular demand D'Elegant El Stavros is presenting CAVIAR and SEAFOOD BRUNCH 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 14 Different Hot and Cold Meats, Salads, and Caviar PLUS D'ELEGANT EL STAVROS MENU D'ELEGANT EL STAVROS 557 King St. E„ Oshawa 576-6999 and cfyiirriouxi. cd\E^tauzant < d'^zLax.s.d ' l Jd>uiincj in aj'iLzncOij abno^jjfizxz Jduncfi -- c/f(tzmoo)i ^Uza HOURS: Wednesday through Sunday 12 noon to 9 p.m. donntij c/^oad 2z/, c/doisnsath, (OntaxLo ÔOO ijdi. dl ait of tJ-fujhivai) z/5 CLOSED MONDAYS and TUESDAYS 3„T2-2'/6'/ (Not licensed at present) in the north gymnasium. On Saturday there was a pancake pancake breakfast, along with a volleyball, and soccer competition. competition. From 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. there was a staff reception reception in the staff lounge. At 8:00 p.m. a dance was held at the Civic Auditorium. More information will be presented to you in next week's Newcastle Independent. Independent. Sports Golf On October 2nd a Dyssa golf championship took place. The senior team finished 10th, Barry Newhook had a score of 81, and Ken Cameron had 82. Scott Rekker who played in the junior division finished second in the low gross category category with a round of 84. Basketball The Senior Girls played a hard fought game on October October 1st. Alma Hill scored 19 points, but unfortunately lost with a score of 48-35. The Junior Girls beat Donevan on October 1st with a score of 58-37. The scorers were Lisa Shulga, Sylvia Iantomasi, Lori Glazier and Lucille Van- derhayden. Way to go girls!! The girls' Midget team was defeated on October 8 to G.L. Roberts. A fine effort was displayed by all the girls. Also on October 8 the Junior Girls won an exciting exciting game over G.L. Roberts. The score was 43-41. Soccer On October 1st, the boys' senior soccer team played a fine game with Durham Christian. The score was Courtice 6, and Durham Christian 2. The senior boys' soccer team is still undefeated. They played on October 6th against Paul Dwyer, the score was 4-0. The junior soccer team played in the final league game on October 6th. They defeated Paul Dwyer by a score of 3-1. iV < ^Çongratuiatioris.H , Tennis' On October 6th thei boys' singles and doubles teams played at Iroquois Park in Whitby. Congratulations to George Mammone who played extremely well in the consolation round and just missed out of the finals. Melanie Scott Update (Legal Column) Close your eyes for a moment moment and imagine this picture. picture. You are at a job interview and the interviewer has asked you your age. You tell him 17. He asks if you have a criminal record. You do but are afraid it will hurt your chances of getting the job if you admit it. Open your eyes. Now think. What would you do in this situation? Lie, tell them "no" and pray they don't check it out. Admit it, telling them you were very young at the time and have learned your mistakes. Many students do not realize that once they have committed an offence while still under age eighteen, the file is sealed and left unopened unopened except under very special circumstances. Cathy Vivian Pltch-ln USE US! The Village Bake Shop and Tea Room Now serving daily luncheon specials. Purchase 2 loaves of homemade bread at 800 each and enjoy a free coffee in our tea room. Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9 - 6 Fri. 9 - 9 Sat. 8 - 5 Sun. and Mon. CLOSED MAIN STREET, ORONO 983-9779 LUNCHEON and GENERAL MEETING BOWMANVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ' ; King Garden Restaurant }. '■ v 73 King St. É., Bowmanville, Ont. (Downstairs) DATE : Tuesday, October 21st, 1986 TIME: 11:30a.m.-1:30p.m. GUEST SPEAKER: Peter A. Hobb, B.T. Business Mgmt., C.A. Partner - Winters, Sutherland & Moase Topic: Planning for the Small Business Owner/Operator COST: (including Lunch) MEMBERS - $8.00 NON-MEMBERS - $10.00 it! BUSTER'S mu ROADHOUSE and TAVERN 45 KING STREET WEST NEWCASTLE (416) 987-4442 APPEARING: Thursday, Oct. 16 Friday, Oct. 17 Saturday, Oct. 18 CYRIL WAY Next week: Earl Wilfong HALLOWE'EN WEEKEND Oct. 30, 31, Nov. 1 Rick Johnson County Band || Rumours at the Castle Hotel 54 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE (416) 623-7072 October 17 and 18 FAST FORWARD Coming October 24 - 25 EQUUS HALLOWE'EN BASH October 31 - Nov. 1 , # 7dJ MIKE on THURS. NIGHT IUM1