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( 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 22, 1961 Section Two c -> f y <--i ,r / X- Garage, Tree and Shrub Sale Bowmanville Lions Club 26 Beech Avenue Saturday, May 2nd 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Anyone having articles for our Garage Sale, please contact any Lion member or telephone 623-7407 for pick-up. Proceeds for our Building Fund, BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Ktlitor Sherry Grecngfass An Evening of Incredible Illusions Cartwright High School At Home Dance Saturday, April 25th, 1981 at 8:30 p.m. Blackstock Recreation Centre General Admission $9 per couple At the door $10 per couple I Advanced Tickets maybe purchased from C.H.S. Students or by calling the school at 986-4241 On Tuesday, April 14th an amazing, unexplainable phenomenon phenomenon visited the auditorium auditorium at B.H.S. No, we weren't invaded by U.F.O.s. Instead, the Incredible Mike Mandel performed to the great pleasure pleasure of an audience of over 200. Mike Mandel is an exceptional exceptional illusionist. He is not a hypnotist. His routine,does not involve any hypnotism. He merely makes suggestions to your subconscious mind, which, since it is the larger part of your brain, follows the suggestions. However, Mandel's "powers" go far beyond any simple "tricks." There were many skeptics before the show began, but when it was over, no one in the audience doubted the fact that Mike Mandel was truly incredible. incredible. The show began with Man- del doing simple card tricks, guessing without any clues what cards had been taken from a deck. He then went on to find an object that had been hidden by students in the audience. Mandel was then joined by Backwards Bob, who is in the Guiness Book of World Records Records for being able to write anything backwards or upside-down or both. Bob could even speak backwards with ease. He also had amazing memory powers, knowing the day on which any date fell for any calendar year as well as reciting backwards a 30 digit number that he had never seen before. However, the highlight of the performance occurred when Mandel brought about 40 people out of the audience on stage. Then, by merely getting them to concentrate very hard, he had them enact out many hilarious things. He sent them on an interesting train ride, through excruciating heat, freezing cold and ëven a nudist colony with everyone involved reacting accordingly. accordingly. He made them feel that their arms were lighter than air, that their eyelids were glued shut, even that they were being unexplainably pinched or attacked by z 'boom-slangs." , When the performance was over, all those involved were none the worse for wear, except for the fact that they all felt that, for some strange reason, their shoes were on backwards. After the show was completed, everyone agreed that the evening's entertainment had been great. Mike Mandel, by what he does, could be compared to the Amazing Kreskin, only instead instead of being amazing, he is simply INCREDIBLE. --by Lee Anne Willatts Solina W. I. Bowmanville 623-1133 Math Cinemas STARTING FRIDAY CINEMA I FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. MATINEE SAT. & SUN. 2:00 p.m. ONLY SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY8:00 p.m. ONLY At Solina Hall on Wednesday, Wednesday, April 15 at 12:30 p.m. approximately 150 women sat down to well filled tables, of assorted casserole dishes followed followed by delicious desserts. f These ladies had already been welcomed upstairs by Mrs. C. Langmaid. Following dinner the ladies returned to the upstairs hall where Mrs. R. Best introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Jean Slemon of The Wild Oak. Mrs. Slemon's topic was interior decorating. She gave us many, useful tips: color arranging of furniture and pictures. They were warned, they were all warn "DONTGO After her talk, Mrs. R. Rowsell thanked her for taking the time to come to us. With the help of Mrs. W. Hills, Mrs. F. Watson and Mrs. J. Snowden, she also made some of the ladies very happy as their names were drawn for the lovely plants. The recipients recipients of these plants were: Marie Thompson, Anna Lei- trants, Jane Gagnon, M. Sylvester, Bev. Turner, June Brown, Betty Smith, Marjorie Couch, Stella Barnett and Margaret Tink. This brought to a close another successful "Casserole Luncheon." Courtice Secondary School Drama Club Presents ^ A Collage of Musical Excerpts from Past and Future Productions April 23rd, 24th and 25th Bowmanville High School 7:30 p.m. Tickets at Door Only llW Adult $3.00 Student $2.00 For Information Call 728-5146 BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL presents Fiddler on the Roof based on Sholem Alelchem stories by special permission of Arnold Perl Book by: Joseph Stein Music by: Jerry Bock: Lyrics by: Sheldon Harnick Produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince Original New York Stage Production Directed and Choreographed by Jerome Robbins 8:00 p.m. At B.H.S. Theatre on May 6,7,8 and 9 TICKETS $2 and $3 Senior Citizens admitted free at Wednesday's performance. TRENTWAY ESCORTED MOTORCOACH TOURS si no: i"' r HOUSE TOUR •njgçr' 1 •< t Sj is Cheryl Cornish and Kevin Kirkham Karen Wilken and Cam Wilson Leah Wilbur and Bob Werner The wedding party of Dianne Zackarow and Jim Buttonshaw The wedding party of Dae Farris and Kim Storks Pauline Sharp and Dennis Francis Leah Woodward and Robert Wood Joyce Hamilton and Ted Campbell RESTAURANT Our best recommendation Happy and Pleased] Newlyweds! Bev's FLORAL CREATIONS Telephone 623-3377 162 King Street East Bowmanville