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; Tyrone Student Joins 6 Up With People 9 Darryl Vaneyk, a Tyrone student has been chosen to perform with the international cast of 'Up With People.' 'Up With People' began in 1968 as an opportunity for young people in interact with people all over the world with their ideals, goals, dreams and aspirations. 'Up With People' provides an opportunity for young people to expand their horizons, communicate with other people worldwide and link a generation globally. For the past five years, Darryl has been active in Courtice Secondary School's Drama Club, of which he was president in 1982. Under the direction of Kathy Coverly, Darryl has been actively involved in all areas of drama; he played lead roles in the musical productions 'Pippin -- His Life and Times' and 'Camelot.' Courtice Secondary School performs 2,605 Register for Extension Courses At Durham College Winter extension courses at Durham College are in demand again this year, with a total of 2,605 registrants. This is an increase over last year's registration, and represents the largest number of Winter programs ever offered by the College. Popular courses which filled to capacity include: Accounting, Computer Programming, Programming, Micro Computer Management and Computer Literacy, Word Processing, Computer Graphics, Welding, Speak in Silence, Introduction to Real Estate and Basic Data Processing. Activities such as Photography, Cross Country Skiing, Cake Decorating, Sewing, Basic Watercolor and Karate are also in large demand during the winter months. There are still some openings in the C.P.R. Basic Rescuer course beginning on March 14. The following courses are running at the new campus in Ajax, at 400 Monarch Avenue: Accounting Fundamentals, Effective Supervision in both Human Relations and Administration, Administration, and Basic Car Care for Ladies. Spring courses being offered by the College will be advertised in area papers on Wednesday, April 11, and registration will begin on April 12. Madeline's 12 Silver St. Bowmanville is MOVING 50% OFF Many Items Watch for new location. annual productions that are attended and enjoyed by the Oshawa and Bowmanville communities. He also was a member of the cast from Courtice Secondary School that participated in the annual Sears Drama Festival of the Arts. This festival provided a showcase for dramatic talent in high schools of the province serving to improve the standards of live theatre through friendly competition and helpful adjudication. Four years, Darryl sang in the Oshawa Boys Choir under the direction of Ross Cotton. Darryl was interviewed by selected members of the cast and directors of the 1983 cast of 'Up With People' who performed at General Motors' seventy-fifth anniversary celebration, and just recently was notified of his acceptance. 'Up With People' is a nonprofit nonprofit organization and selects only five hundred young and talented youths from around the world to take part in their multi-cultural educational program. Their performance includes a variety of singing and dancing acts. They perform for community organizations, schools, retirement homes and all interested groups. The cast performs daily, thus demanding rigorous training and dedication from the members. While on this program Darryl, along with the others will be exposed to widely varying lifestyles and diverse cultures acquiring knowledge about such geographical and cultural areas as; several Western European countries, United States, Canada, Mexico or South America. Bridges of communication and understanding are built, not only through the performances and interactions with other students but also through the people he will meet, Throughout his year he will visit approximately 90 communities and live as a guest in as many homes. For the twelve months that Darryl is with 'Up With People' he will learn skills in performance, production, and communication, that will be beneficial to his further studies. V Announcement Roots Hair Design and Nail Centre is pleased to announce our NEW LOCATION 170 Church Street - Bowmanville Walk in or book your appointment now for beautiful hair, while you're in, pamper yourself to elegant Realistic Nails by Lorraine Reg , 3 ,„o NOW $ 20 00 Lorraine Smith, Louise Kovacs, and Carol Rudkin invite everyone to come in and join the celebration with ALL HAIR CARE SERVICES OFF until March 22, 1984 Call Today 623-6333 Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 29, 1984 5 Medal Winners at Pine Ridge Interclub Meet Hi! My name is Teri Keays and this is my little sister Rebecca Madelaine who celebrated her first birthday on February 10; 1984! Our proud parents are Kelly and Carol Keays of R.R. 6, Bowmanville. Proud grandparents are Bob and Phylliss Richardson of Oshawa and Rita Keays of Whitby. Great- grandparents are Bill and Susan Karpinski of Oshawa and Opal Keays of Esciminac, Quebec. Celebrated Her First Birthday Senior Citizens Enjoy Another Interesting Program at Meeting Our February meeting fell on the 14th, Valentine's Day, and members were greeted at the door, and a Valentine pinned on them for the occasion. occasion. President Wiseman had made the Valentines for the ipembers, and the larger ones for decoration at the front, which were all very much appreciated Business meeting was held and Marion James gave her reports -1. Re Bus Grant for. Seniors' transportation. 2. Geritol Follies trip in June. We were very disappointed to find the afternoon performances performances had all been sold out. It was decided to try and procure tickets earlier next year for the matinee performance. performance. A sing song was held at the end of the business meeting, led by Walter Woolley, with Martha Amacher at the piano. Many old sentimental favourites favourites were sung with great enthusiasm, by the very young at heart. Walter called on one of our new members, Oscar Woll- stein, Vice-President, to sing a duet with him, this was unrehearsed unrehearsed and well received. The Wollsleins have come back home as Doris (nee Dudley), Treasurer, have both stepped in to help the club. Program was then turned over to Marion James, Program Program Director. Marion read a poem 'Grandma's Valentine'. What a lot of memories that brought back. Marion then called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Amacher to provide us with musical selections. selections. Mrs. Amacher in turn introduced Rev. Allan Langley Langley who is associate minister at St. John's Anglican Church. Mr. Langley has done a great deal of solo work and Mrs. Amacher asked him to sing for us, which he kindly consented to do. His first song, "Just a Song at Twilight" was indeed a voice a person could listen to, and ask for more. Truly a wonderful talent, so kindly shared, . V. Mrs. Amacher'then joined Rev. Langley in singing "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes", which was very much enjoyed. Mr. Amacher then joined Mrs. Amacher and Rev. Langley in "Surely, Goodness and Mercy." This was a very enjoyable musical program. Marion James introduced the speaker for the night, Mrs. Sandra Grills, who spoke to us on "Neighborhood Watch." This is fairly new in Canada but has been quite successful in the States. One area in town that is interested is forming a Neighborhood Neighborhood Watch group is Waverley Gardens. Statistics have shown that signs showing a certain area is involved in "Neighborhood Watch" greatly greatly reduces the crime in that area. Following the talk a question question period was held. Mrs. Grills in working with "Neighborhood Watch" is carrying on an interest she started out with, as law clerk, and investigator. She is also in real estate. Marion James and the participants in her program were thanked for a very entertaining entertaining and informative evening. A delicious lunch followed. Our next meeting will be held March 13th at the Lions Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 263-2026 LEASING? EXCITING. ..BREATHTAKING.. . SUPERB ELEGANCE. NISSAN ORDER YOURS TODAY! FROM $289 peu month MIDWAY NISSAN-DATSUN 1300Dundas St East 668-6828 (Hwy. 2 - Just West of Thickson) WH ITBY Centre. Cards and games will be the order of the day. Come out and join us. These two proud members of Bowmanville Figure Skating Club brought home two medals from the Pine Ridge Interclub meet in Oshawa on Feb. 15th. At left is Heather Kane, a silver medal winner and ahead of her is Joy Alehin, winner of a gold medal. Last Wednesday, they were practising at Bowmanville Arena, without any music, because someone had broken into the building and stolen the club's tape deck earlier in the week. Fortunately, when those attending the Lions-Rotary Stag night were told of the loss, they dipped deep into their pockets and raised nearly $400 to replace the needed machine. THESE SAVINGS! 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