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Bowmanville High School Band R aises $350 for Pool onation to the tune of $350 was recently presented to the Town of Newcastle SPLASH committee by nanville High School's concert band. The money was raised duing a benefit concert the band ored last month. In this photo, Bob Stevens, chairman of the SPLASH Committee receives the e from John Frank, president of the BHS band. The donation was made' at the high school last iesday April 12. The photo includes, from the left; Elliott Tremeer, director of the band- John 'b BobStve ns; Heather Anyan, secretary treasurer of the band; and Elaine Barber, a sentative of the SPLASH committee. Bowmanville High School Band to Host Ohio Musicians ts impressive looking group of student musicians are members of the Brookfield-High School Concert 1and Jazz Ensemble from Brookfield, Ohio. Under the direction of Mr. John Fimognari, they will )rm with the Bowmanville High School Band in an international CAN-AM CONCERT at the school on Saturday, April 22, at 8 p.m. 'hursday, April 20th the Brookfield band begin Centre. Canadian neighbours not from )ers of the Bowmanville instrumental music training The highlight of the a tourists viewpoint but at a School Senior Band wîll in grade five. The result is an weekend will be a. public personnal level, ta visit their the members of the ensemble of fine quality and -concert on Saturday night 8 homes, meet their families, rt band from Brookfield, musical discipline. p.m. at the high school. Bath and draw maniy important Three weeks aga aur During the weekend in the Brookfield and Bawman- conclusions about Canadian or and travelled ta Ohio for Bowmanville, aur visitars will ville bands wiîî participate in Amierican life. In addition ta ilar weekend in Brook- be billeted in the homes of thîs international concert. the $800 the students have BHS students and will partici- This is the third time aur band raised more than $1200 to Brookfield ensemble is pate in a variety of activities. has hasted an American band, finance the trip. y large band, with a Friday they will tour the car hence the name CAN-AM .._SO T ýership of 110 students. assembly plant of GM in CONCERT III. Tickets are BHSSOT litian to their concert Oshawa and Saturday bath available from any band On Wednesday, April performances, about 25 bands will travel to Toronto ipember or at the doar on 12 omn;le Ha e students are also for a look at the new Metro Saturday evening. 2 PmnileH ýers of a very fine jazz Zoo. Due ta the generous affer BHS Band Receives Grant School was host to tE ible. Unlike most by the Lions Club of Bowman-- This past week the Bowman- L. O.S.S.A. badminton a students who begin ta ville there will be a receptian vleHg colBn oraetAtog mui n rd evfo dne orbt bnso received a grant of $800 each section was fine, the stuuents a theFriayevening at the Lions toward ra rnsno-rtation n rnts rn 4,ena k.. ynd% OPEN HOUSE There will be an open house at, BHS on Wednesday, April 19,, from 7: 00 to 9: 00 pm . The junior band will. be rehearsing in the music room and ail parents are welcome to corne in and listen to them. Mr. Sheridan and cast of Harold will be practis- ing in the theatre and, again, everyone is wel- corne to corne in and watch. We hope this will be an, informative and interesting evening. Chris Bohiken DANCE April 28 is the last day B.H.S. will be having a dance this year, 50 the Dance Committee has booked Charity Brown. She has toured Canada and has three albums on the market. It is hoped that there will be a great turn out for this dance as Charity Brown'and her band play good dance music%. and we 1Section Two .The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 19,-1978 i Celebrate Fortieth Anniversa.ry%, You wiIl live on in our On Saturday, March 25th, 1978, a well known and popular Blackstock cou ple, hearts. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cochrane, celebrated their 4Oth wedding anniversary with a 1 Students and staff of surprise party at their home which was arranged by their three sons and their B.H.S. wives. About 50 relatives and friends attended. BOO BA D ëURINO WILSON FURNITURE'S, w By D.M. Dineen, Chief 01190-à m M Librarian, Newcastle Publice / LiSPRNG CLARANC SALE arivng dailya your local Z thing for everyn and best 1 ~~D C R IN O P IG a1 embership i telibrary is' free. Here are a few of th~apa latest, presented to show the lîlîBUYI N EVW FUjRITURîîE? -diversity of the collection. 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