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Bowmanville Drama Workshop presents A L~ E I IUFUVI Carnival Nov. 9, 10, i1 Theatre 8:5pan. Tickets $3.00 - r -hool aduits students For Tickets cail 623-5416 or watch for ticket booth ai Bowmanville Mail. Reserved seats for groups of 20 or more. Senior citizens invited f ras of charge te dress rehearsal on Nov. 7, ai 8:15 p.m. j. Éntertainment Every Friday and Saturday 1in the at the Port Darlington Marina Hotel FR1. and SAT.'OCT'. 27.28 Music by Ross Jackman SAT., OCT. 28 Hallowe'en Costume Party - PRIZES - Doors open 8:30 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. BUFFETAND DANCING E VERYVF-R!. AND SAT. with John McKenzie MAIN DECK DINING ROOM STARTING AT 5:30 P.M. Telephone 623-4925 Lake Road south of Hwy. 401, Bowmanville Splash Gets Boost from Prisms Disco Lounge ALEX McGREGOR DR VOS 5 King St. W. FOODWORTH'S VAIIETY & GROC> Hwy. -2, Co.rtico FRANKS CONFECTIONERY 43 King St.E GISELA VARHETY 27 Second St. LIBERTY BDWL LIMITED Bae n n Rd. F CHECKElR'S VAHIY and HARDWARE WooorI.y Pa- MR. SUSMARINE 136 King St. E. NORTH END MARKET 101 Lberty St. N. TUTTLE'S VARIETY 87 Onario St. SMOKERS and GIFT CORNER BowmarviIIe Mail THE SUBWAY PIZZERIA Ki<ng St. E. JEFF7IEY'S SUPERETTE Liberty Street South Cds5W each or 3 for $1.00 new building progra-m is now being considered to enlarge Business and Technical facili- tiels. Ia addition to his responsibi- lities at Durham College, Dr. Willey bas an important voice in educational planning for the Community College systemn. He is currently chairman of the Committee of Presidents for ail 22 Ontario Community Colleges. He is also one of two College presidents acting on the finance committee of the Council of Regents which is developing a new funding systemn for the Colleges. la commenting on Dr. Willey's decision to defer retirement, Dr. Keith Slemon,, Chairman of the Board of Governors paid tribute not only to the quality of education which has been achieved at Durham under its first presi- dent, but also to the value system which Dr. Willey has stressed during his term of office. He has encouraged positive attitudes by students towards the working environ- ment, making sure they obtain good knowledge and market- able skills enabling them to take best advantage of job opportun ities. SHEER RUST S BACK ONCE AGAIN AT THE ELMHURST for aur annual Hallowe'en Fancy Dress Ball Saturday, October 28th - 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Prizes for Best Costumes NEWCASTLE, ONT.E Project Splash had a big evening on Saturday, following their Walk-a-Thon in the morning when many of their supporters and others packed The Flying Dutchman Motor Inn's new Prisms Disco Lounge. During the evening, Jim Bourke of The Dutchman presented Splash's Barbara Hicks with a cheque for $1,000, honoring a pledge made earlier, and also turned over $151 in receipts from the $1 charged for admission on Friday and Saturday nights. One of the features of the new lounge was a disco dance demonstration by W. B. Chancey and his partner Lynn Duffili. Durha M Coll01ege President W ill aiS tay on Job U ntil 1980 Because of chang ing educa- tional priorities, Durham College's Presidýent, Dr. Gordon Willey has been asked by his Board of Governors to defer retirement until June 1, 1980 and he bas agreed to do so. At that timne Dr. Willey will have served the College for more than 13 years, having been appointed President at the College's inception la March of 1967.' Factors demanding atten- tion over the next two years are College adjustment to an imminent new funding system as well as gearing college programs to meet a signifi- cant growvth pattera in enroîl- ment. Under Dr. Willey's leadership the College bas grown from a post secondary enrolîmeat of 203 students to more than 1400 this faîl. There are more than 7000 taking Continuing Education cour-, ses, and 350 participatýng in *,,dult Training. ___ _ The ptfigrammes at Dur- ham are career oriented, and employers i ge-neral have beenc welI satisfied with the quality of education. The college has an excellent re- cord in regard to job place- ment for graduates3. Last year College facilities were -ealarged to include a nwathletic and activities building which already has more than 1200 members. A r 0 OS SHW 57-12 RES TAUAT MON DAY - TH URSDAY 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. F RI DAY- SATURDAY 6 a.m. - 1a. m. SUN DAY 7 a.m. -11:30 p.m. SERVING DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmanvile on al1 Orders of $10.00 or More ) Full Course Meals in a Home-Like Atmosphere The management and staff of the Coronation Restaurant would like to express their sincere apprecia tion to their cus tomers for the tremendous support given to them in spite of th'e, King Street re-construction. -9 King, St. W. 623-5412 N ORMNOS ENTERTAINMENT Zenith SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS TELEVISION - STEREO MODULARS RECORDS and TAPES Bowmanville Mail Oshawa 623-4535 1218 Simcoe N., 579-2411 Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9- 91 Saturday 9- 6 "We're Not Big... Just the Best"l RMLIBERAL ASSOC. ANNUAL DINNER DANCE November 11lth, 1978 ai the Manvers Community Centre (Corner of Highways 35 and 7A) music by the MOONSHI NERS BAND Retreshments 6:15 p.m.0nnerr7:00uple For tickets phono 728-2219 623-2771 BOWMAN VILLE KINETTE-CLUB Presents SANDI'S FASHIONS Fali and Christmas Collection BOWMAN VILLE HIGH SCHOOL Wednesday, November isi at8 p.m. Admission $2.50 REFRESI-MENTS & DOOR PRIZES (Tickets also available ai door) Exercises BOWMAN VILLE HIGH > SCHOOL , 49 Liberty Street North i ïht,ýs of Clumbus Cable Channel 10 Every ednesday Wednesday night winners: Mrs. R. Henory, Oshawa; Mrs. Assenault, Bowmanville; Mrs. J. Luxton, Bowmanville; Mr. C. O'Neii, Oshawa; R.W. Welsh, Oshawa. Grand prize winner: Mrs. G. McDonough, Whitby. starting at 6:30 p.m. Bingo Cards Avoulable ot DiScoLOUN&XE Corne and enjoy a beautifully prepared and graciously served full course dinner from our NEW MENU that also has a specially priced FAMILY CORNER with special FAMILY PRICES - plus our super COMPLIMENTARY SALAD BAR. Then stay with us as the CAPTAIN'S TABLE is transformed into PRISMS DISCO LOUNGE- the best Toronto designed DISCO in the Durham area, featuring *Pro fessional disc jockey *Superb stereo sound by Disco Untimited *Exciting Lighting effects and as an added attraction on Friday, October 27th and Saturday, October 28th we wiII be featuring Chancey and Partner oneC of Toronto's top DISCO DANCERS who have appeared at ZODIAK I theywiII be showing you the Iatest disco steps STRICT DRESS CODE WILL BE IN EFFECT AGE 0F MAJORITY CARDS WILL BE NECE-SSARY Dining roomn open fromn Sunday through Saturday 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 P. M. PRISMS opens ai 8:30 p.m. - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday only until 1:00 a.m. Flyn~urthan--Motor-Inn 401 Highway an Liberty Street 623-3373 Bowmanvilîe, Ontario qqmmmmmwl < 1 -Ilqqmmmmmmp- 1 , ' -lq rý) 'l 9 -luffl