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8-0rono Weekly limes, Wednesday, November 14,1984 Guides and Scouts participate ai Orono Service Board meeting (Continued from page 1) and as well only assumaption s. The motion to table wasý lost as was a mýotion to amend and a motion to sup- port. A number of trustees sub- mitted that the additional funding to the separate' school board would not af- fect the local systemn in loss of enrolment although they had previously received a report that if such a scheme had been in effect for 1985 there was a possible loss of grade fine students in the area of 9.5 percent. Gary Tushingham, director of education did state that although the local board had not carried out a survey the information available to the board, although an assump- tion, was quite correct. He did say that if the Separate School Board is about to make changes due to The Orono Guides, from the elementary and branmce Day service at the year laid wreaths at the Brownies, Scouts, Cubs and secondary school participa- Orono Cenotaph. cenotaph on Sunday. beavers along with studeaüs te in the annual Remem- These groups again this To perfoIrrnat -Newcastle on Sunday additional funding they would meet with the public school board. He did feel that the Separate School Board knew no more at this time than did the public school board as to what would take,, place in the future. Trustee W. H. Carman, following the meeting, said he will again introduce the item as it should now be dealt- with and that the extension of funding -does have far- reaching implications. Video store owniers convrc1èG The owners of two video outlets who rented 'pirated" or unauthorized copies of bit movies to customers 'have been found guilty of fraud. Co-owners of Economy Home Video stores in Oshawa and Ajax have been charged. One owner was fin- ed $2000 on two counts of fraud and $200 for seling and possessing obscene tapes. The other was given a condi- tional discharge and placed, on probation for one year. OFFICIAL OPENING 0F Newcastle Chiropractic CIinic N OV. 16, 1984 AT 4:30 29 KI NG ST. W. (formerty Bank of Commerce) VILLAGE 0F NEWCASTLE Public Invited Refresh ment s Above is the picture of Bowkun Trio which are to perform on Sunday, November 18. Bowkun (flute), Ellen Meyer Left to Right. Sandra (piano), Julia Bowkun (cello) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I THIS COUPON ENTITLES BEARER TO FREE INSTALLATION AND FREE RENTAL TIL JAN. 1185 OF AN AQUA FINE. AQUAFINE WATER REFINERSI j AGUAD5~E551 Needham Street I Lindsay, Ont. K9V 5E7 I Expires: NOV 25, 1984 Jim Plumpton, Sales Rep I I Limit One Coupon Per Installation 1 -800-461 -1429 - --- --- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -------I Bowkun Trioto perfonrm hiNewcastle On Sunday, November 18 the Newcastle and District Concert Series presents the, Bowkun Trio at 7:30 p.m. in Newcastle Community Hall. The Toronto-based Bowkun Trio combines the remnarkable talents of twin sisters, Sandra Bowkun (flute) and Julia Bowkun (cello), with Ellen Meyer (piano). Ail three artists have trained wth international masters and have perforred widely as soloists in Toronto. The trio, formed in 1980, has selected, arranged and recorded music for several Canadian film and televîsion scores. They have also pro- duced a record album for the C. B. C. Described as "innovative" and -refreshing", their style is iniformaI, with commnen- taries to accompany their selections. The committee hias asked them to include in their programme items from their Cushion Concert at Roy Thomson Hall. These con- certs are geared for famnilies. You catn ineet and ialk with the artists at the concert in Newcastle Comfmunity Hall. Sandra Bowkun is a self- confessed "hippo- chrondrias"' collecting hippo replicas in ail shapes and sizes. Julia Béowkun is a dedicated punster who en- joyed being, referred to by one of her students as a "Bowkun-strictor". Ellen Meyer is a horse -racing fan who would like to own a stable of grey horses. The Girl Guides of Newcastle district will be selI- ing refreshments as they did at the last series. 1The Bowkun Trio is ap- pearing under the sponsor- ship of Youth and Music Canada whose pu'rposeis to help your Canadian profes- sional musicians gain recognition. Under their auspices, the Bowkun Trio this month hias been touring Ontario, performing in Thessalon and Blind River, Prescott, Waterloo and Lind- say before coming here. They will go on to Strathroy, Cam- bridge and five other places before the end of the month. In 1985 the World Con- gress of Jeunesses Musicales - Youth and Music Can~ada is part -_ will be held in five Canadian cities (Montreal, Quebec City, Ottawa, Niagara and Toronto) bet- ween July 21 and July 31. There are workshops, con- certs and lectures. Everyone whose interest is music is in- vited. The 'deadline for registration is December 16, 1984. Package tours have been organized-. Details can be obtained at the Newcastle concert on November 18. The local group has receiv- ed a $1 ,000. grant from the Ontario Arts Councîl, which helps with the cost of presen- ting the series of four live concerts in the Newcastle area. The organization is stîli Iooking for new subscribers 2nd patrons. Phono 416-623-3393 Orono calJ 983-9547 For prompt. courteous ecfw5wen ýWuicîwhff buying or selling and for the largest selectioni of properties in the area. 234 KING ST. EAST ý 4-