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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, November 17,1962 i A guide to fine dining and entertainment. B.H.S. NEWS Editors: Chris Kelly, and Sam Laskaris Custom Record Firm Defies Recording Industry Slump The sports action at Bow- manville High School the past two weeks has been very minimal. The only teams to see any league play were the girls' junior and senior basketball basketball teams. During this span the teams played against squads from Central Collegiate, Collegiate, O'Neill Collegiate and Donevan respectively. Lady Luck was definitely not on the junior team's side as they dropped all three games. On the other hand though, the senior team is enjoying a very successful season. iThe team dropped a squeaker against Central and then rebounded with impressive impressive victories over O'Neill and Donevan. The team finished the regular regular season with a record of five wins against two defeats, good for third place in their division. division. Next Wednesday in Oshawa, B.H.S. will play Central Collegiate in the L.O.S.S.A. quarter-finals. Hopefully the girls will avenge their previous previous loss to Central. N S9&W 'P? QcùJü $4\S tuaürttû/ $3 ( -z Free Performance for Senior Citizens Monday, Nov. 22nd at 7:00 p.m. z at Bowmanvllle Hlqh School 7' -- Bob Stone, of World Records, looks over some of the material which has been custom-manufactured by his company located on Base Line Rd. In spite of a general decline .in the recording industry, the By Peter Parrott At first glance, one might think that Inuit music, bag pipes, bird calls, poetry, and the now-famous Rodeo Song have little in common. ( ettlME «/£ at a pfllNIE RAlfc EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT at the BOWMANVILLE COUNTRY CLUB / Reservations Appreciated Phone 623-2670 ENJOY A GOOD SCARE "I'LL BE BACK BEFORE MIDNIGHT" v BY PETER COLLEY \ 1 STARRING MURRAY WESTGATE OPENS TONIGHT EVERYONE LAUGHED AT HIM UNTIL THE BLOOD STARTED SEEPING THROUGH THE FLOOR!! WITH JUDITH MCGILLIGAN SANDYCRAWLEY MARY LONG . HAROLD PLINTH DIRECTED BY DONALD EWER MARIGOLD, Dinner/Show Peckage from$19.95 LMiner Nightly Including Sunday. 2,Shows Sat. 419 BROCK STREET NORTH WHITBY 668-9000 TOR./AJAX 686-3911 local firm reports that business is good. Mr. Stone estimates that the company will manufacture and, package between 700 and 800 recordings for a wide variety of clients. However, a local company called World Records has packaged and manufactured all of the above material as well as thousands of other records ranging from familiar tunes on radio playlists to limited recordings for a specialized market. Each week, thousands of Canadian-made phonographs and pre-recorded tabes are shipped to every province in Canada and varioils U.S. states from the World /Records headquarters located in Baseline Baseline Rd., just thiree miles east of Oshawa. f The recordings are the ■JAM IIRY1C1 Iff 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex result of a unique anti highly specialized Canadian enterprise enterprise which has been in the record business since 1969. World Records' Bob Stone estimates that his firm will custom manufacture between 700 and 800 different records this year. Some of them, such as a three-volume set of warbler calls, are intended for a specialized scientific market. In the case of the warbler recordings, there is a 60-page book of explanation. World Records has also manufactured manufactured a record of various cricket sounds from an African rain forest. However, the highly successful "Rodeo Song" by Showdown is one example of a better-known product from World Records. It has sold over 300,000 copies so far. World Records products are nominated annually for awards in fields as varied as classical recordings, children's records, graphic design, and country. Products from the local firm have found their way to places such as Scotland, Greenland, OASIS INN RESTAURANT & TAVERN Hwys115and 35 -- Enterprise Hill (% mile south of Junction of Hwy. 35 A115) UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Home-cooked meals with a variety of • Seafoods • Sandwiches • Steaks • Ribs • Burgers • Bar-B-Q Chicken and many other selections at very reasonable prices. Come and see us, we are open 7 to 10 weekdays and Sundays; 7 to 12 Fridays and Saturdays. BANQUET ROOM FACILITIES FOR WEDDINGS, MEETINGS and CHRISTMAS PARTIES. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 983-9545 RESTAURANT JL Since 1910 MONDAY-THURSDAY 7a.m.-11 p.m. FRIDAY-SATURDAY 7a.m.-1 a.m.. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 7a.m.-10:30p.m. Serving delicious food of the highest quality at reasonable prices. Take-out orders 1 a specialty. 9 King St. W. 623-5412 and the Caribbean. The i continued success of World Records is defying the current economic climate. Mr. Stone pointed out that although the latest statistics from the Canadian recording industry show a decline of 46 percent as of September, World Records is having a successful year. In addition to adding 6,000 square feet of shipping and warehouse space, the company is undertaking a concentrated marketing effort in the United f^atesv Bob Stone explains that the local headquarters serves as an administrative centre and as a warehouse. The operation on Baseline Rd. also handles the design and layout of jacket covers and related materials such as. posters, books, inserts, and catalogues. World Records has in-house designers, artists, typesetting, and graphic film facilities. Other companies are responsible for pressing records and printing jacket covers under the direction of World Records. The company also keeps a close watch on the finished discs and tapes through quality control. Although there are many stages in record manufacturing, manufacturing, the company offers a total one-stop package. An independent independent musician, group, or recording label needs only to supply a rough outline of the plans for an album jacket plus a master tape and in two to three weeks the completed, professionally-packaged records or tapes are shipped to the client. World Records is also responsible for putting together most of the top quality digital recordings made in Canada today. Not only does the unique service of World Records save months of dealing with six or eight different suppliers, but it also gives the artist total freedom to produce his or her record. Started in 1969 as a producer and distributor of records, the company handled a wide range of Canadiana products from Rob McConnell's Boss Brass to Charlie Farquharson lo the Toronto Symphony, In 1975, after watching' the Roger Whittaker in Concert Thurs., Dec. 2 Arizona Sunshine Vacation 21 Days Simcoe Christmas Light Display For further details call Tom Clark Tours 623-6660 or call collect decline of interest by major record companies to manufacture manufacture and market specialty or regional market records, World Records conceived and developed the "Custom Record" approach which allowed independent musicians and record labels the ability to produce high- quality homemade recordings. Regardless of limited distribution distribution or finances, these records have to be of the highest standards possible in both pressings and packaging . Liberty Belles Bending High Averages Carol Roberts 210, Helen Ellis 209, Marg Smith 201, Rita Junkin 201, Julie McMullen 200. to compete in the marketplace with major record company releases. Judging from the success of this venture, all indications suggest that Bowmanville may some day be as prominent in the music industry as Nashville. High single- Helen Ellis 253. High double - Carol Roberts 245, 246,491. Team Standings No. 8 Marg Smith 18036 pinfall, 22 pts., No. 6 Sharon Robinson 17477, 20, No. 10 Ruth Hartford 17064,19, No. 5 May Alldread 17390,16, No. 2 Gail Millson 16025, 15, No. 3 Ena Etcher 16797, 13, No. 4 Rita Junkin 16762, 13, No. 1 Carol Roberts 17122,12, No. 7 Pat Lunn 16926,11, No. 9 Cisca Van Hoof 16691, 9. 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