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1 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Central School Band Prepares for Santa Claus Parade and, as one student said, look like they've gone through the Boer War, most of the band members are using new equipment. Of course the money being invested in the program program is highly worthwhile considering the fact that it creates an atmosphere of fellowship among band members, it broadens the students' horizons, and will give graduating students an advantage when pursuing their music studies at the high-school level. In fact this extra-curricular extra-curricular course has sparked so much interest in its participants, participants, that the majority of players have also begun taking private music lessons lessons outside of the school. And apart from lessons and rehearsals, the band is often invited to play at various various functions throughout the community; many concerts concerts of which are played alongside the Senior Public and the Bowmanville High School bands. But for the time being, the red-sweatered musicians will be concentrating solely on memorizing their cues for the parade, trying to march in unison, and basically basically striving for perfection. Night Hawks High Single Trixie Wright 279 High Triple Trixie Wright 631 Team Standings A. Burgess - 12514 pins, 15 points; M. Found - 12589, 12; T. Wright - 11717, 11; J. Bridges - 12373,10; C. Castle - 11813, 9; K. Ovenden -11904,3. Games Over 200 Trixie Wright 279, Karen Ovenden 241, Deanna Barrett 233, Debbie Sutcliffe 227, Cindy Castle 221-200, Isabel Fracz 219-202; Alice Burgess 208, Marilyn Martin 205, Jean Gillard 202, Chris Anger 201, Ann Goemans 201. TRIPLE F I. Dykstra 11, A. Bonsma 10, P. Glasbergen 9, G. Evèrs 9, A. Vandergaast 9, A. Atkinson 7, M. Rozema 7, J. Dykstra 7, S. Rozema 7, M. Griffioen 6, H. Vandergaast . 4, D.. Van Abbema 4. ' ; High Single Ladies ' - B. Vroom 253. High Single Men - G. Evers 280. High Triple Ladies - A. Glasbergen 599. High Triple Men - G. Evers 749. High Average Ladies - H. Vandergaast 186. High Average Men - G. Evers 221. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 10,1984 11 Occupants Escape Serious Injury When Car Rolls into Median Late Sunday afternoon, a westbound vehicle driven by David Bragg, Toronto, came to rest on its top in the median when the driver lost control. The accident occurred east of the Newtonville cutoff on Highway 401, with the driver and passengers sustaining only minor injuries. Cowan Eagles Down Port Perry 6-2 The twenty-eight piece Central Public School Band has been practising diligently for their big debut in the Santa Claus Parade next month. Some of the band members are pictured here re- Bowmanville Progressive Conservative Association Presents a FALL DINNER & DANCE Friday, October 19th, 1984 Newcastle Town Hall $12.50/person Refreshments -- Door Prizes -- D.J. Food by King Gardens. For information phone 623-6192 hearsing a few Christmas tunes, they are (left to right) Ingrid Wunderlich, Robin Yates, Becky Moynes, David Rice, and Ryan Putnam. The Capri Restaurant presents Dancing Friday and Saturday Nights 66 for your pleasure to the Hits of Solid Geld 99 Happy Hour Mon. - Fri. 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Oc. 'estaufant\ UNDER Li-.B.O. in the Veltri Complex 68 King St. E. 623-2623 Bowmanville aw-a by Catherine Denny The months of discipline, memorization, and lip-straining lip-straining practice can never be fully appreciated by any audience. All the crowd is expected to notice is the polished performance. This is the main driving force behind the Central Public School Band which has been practising day after day for their big debut at the Santa Claus Parade in Novemeber. Although no one will realize the number of hours that have been sacrificed in lunch hour rehearsals and after-school lessons, the students are bent on proving proving themselves as worthy musicians -- and will receive receive recognition only for a good finished product. The twenty-eight piece band, headed by Dale St. John, consists of youngsters from grades.,fqup to six, some of whom were already familiar with a particular instrument, some who had never played a tune before in their lives. So, it isn't just experience that counts when it comes to making the cut, it's potential. potential. "We have to be selective when choosing the band members because we are working with a limited amount of equipment," explained Mr. St. John. The teacher went on to say that he interviews all interested interested students before each school term, giving each an opportunity to prove themselves before he makes the final decision as to who will be in the band. This instrumental program program which has been offered at Central Public School for over 40 years now, is the only one of its kind in the whole Northumberland Newcastle Board of Education. Education. It is a self-supporting band which receives its money through fund-raising events, concerts, and individual individual donations. Although some of the instruments instruments being used are still remains from the 1950's Licensed L.L.B.O. azeno Live Entertainment Every Friday and Saturday This week featuring: "T.J. Fraser and Fraser Canyon" NO COVER CHARGE 96 Waverley Road Bowmanville Visa 623-1140 MasterCard Hospital Bowling Ladies High Single Mabel Ubsdell 228 Men's High Single Paul Cascagnette 325 Ladies High Triple Janice Woodcock 588 Men's High Triple Phil Woodcock 729 Top 10 Averages ' Art Atkinson 207, Phil Woodcock 207, Susie Marshall 195, Rod Greenley 189, Janie 195, Rod Greenley 189, Janice Woodcock 186, Brian Cascagnette 184, Jim MacDonald 182, Gladys Ulley 177, Gary Pickard 175, Mabel Ubsdell 175. By Sam Laskaris The Bowmanville Eagles travelled to Port Perry Sunday Sunday to participate in their final exhibition match. The Eagles emerged victorious in this contest by a score of 6 - 2. Special mention should go out to the defensive corps who all had spectacular outings. Jeff Dawson opened the scoring for Bowmanville on the powerplay as he was left all alone in front of the Mojacks' goalkeeper, Clay Lovering. The assists on the goal, which was scored at 4:45, were awarded to Dayrell Rowe and Brian Keenan. Brad Clemens increased the Eagles' lead to 2 - 0 when he scored at the 9:40 mark from Scott Heard and Keenan. The Mojacks, however, came back and narrowed the gap to within within one goal when Mike Ryan scored from Kevin Trapp and Jeff Johnstone at 12:09. Bowmanville extended its lead to 3 - 1 after only eight seconds had elapsed in the middle period when Keenan scored with an assist credited to Dawson. Port Perry replied with their second tally of the game only 13 seconds later as Bryan Nicholson beat Don Hayes in the Eagles' net with the assists going to Bob Horton and Rob Nicholson. Bowmanville went ahead 4 - Ladies Monday Night Bowling Team Standings 12 points - Jackie Braybrook - 13473 pins; 10Vi - Nancy Living - 13732; 10 - Sharlene 2 when Clemens scored his second goal of the evening, on the powerplay from Glenn German and Bob McCann at 12:19. Then, before the period ended, Gord Rogers connected on a shot from the point to give the Eagles a three-goal bulge heading into the final twenty minutes of play. Assists on this play were handed out to Keenan and Dawson. In the final period, the only scoring resulted when Dawson scored his second goal of the game from Dan Weir and Keenan at the 7:07 mark. After compiling a four win - two loss record in exhibition play the Eagles appear eager to commence the regular season. The team will begin its quest to repeat as Central Ontario Junior 'C champions this Sunday at home against Port Hope at 7:30. SUNDAY MORNING HOCKEY LEAGUE DeHart - Forrester VanGoor ■ Bradley - VanGoor Osborne - Harness - Roberts 8 12856; ■ 13161 12927; Vh 13261; 7 12676; 6 12930; 6 - 12691; 5 - 13134; 5 - 5 ■ Gwen 8 - Wilma - Fern - Rita Barb Donna Sheila Lynda Karen Nickerson - 13004; Burns -12530. Top 10 Averages Nancy Living 234, Donna Harness 220, Jackie Braybrook 208, Sheila Roberts 206, Barb Osborne 198, Sharlene DeHart 197, Donna Stainton 196, Fern Bradley 193, Lynda Nickerson 192, Heather Westlake 190. High Single Donna Harness 295 High Triple Nancy Living 725 COME TO THE PORT HOPE FALL FAIR DINNER/DANCE AND TROPHY PRESENTATION RENT A MOVIE TONITE! & Treat yourself to a delicious home-cooked Beef Dinner and Wonderful Desserts Following the dance All this for only $10.00 per person (Dance only - $5.00 per person) DATE : Saturday, October 20,1984 TIME: Dinner 7p.m., Dance9p.m. -1 a.m. PLACE: Vincent Massey Memorial Centre, Bewdley Tickets available from Shirley Bird 1 Sullivan St., Port Hope 885-4909 or Ruth Newman • Jones at Suntree Bulk Foods, Ontario St., Port Hope or any falrdirector from Alfie's Video and Becks Ltd. featuring the latest in Video and Pre-Owned Books Grand Opening Special ALL MOVIES aa only I „yy VCR Rental Packages from $ 5.99 Prices good until Sat., Oct. 20th, 1984 EVERY WEDNESDAY-MOVIES ONLY 99* <59 l iny st. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5897 Game one ended up a 7 - 7 tie. Spencers with a better effort than in their opening game, came from behind to clinch their first point. Scoring for Spencers, Steve Hall one goal, John Hogarth one, Steve Simpson two, Fred Lier one and Doug Ritchie one. Assists went to John Hogarth two, Steve Simpson one, Fred Lier two and Kevin Sanderson one. Cowans' scorers were Mike Burke three, Jody Ross two, Youth Bowling Seniors Team Standings Ti. Kirkton 5, Trotter 4, S. Kirkton 3, Terry 2. High Singles R. Terry 228, D. Trotter 226, 209, Ti. Kirkton 220, R. Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 213, T. Innis 206, G. Stacey 208. High Triples D. Trotter 603, R. Terry 590, R. Sutcliffe 556, Ti. Kirkton 555, G. Stacey 554. Juniors Team Standings Dudley 17, Farrow 15, Couch 13, Maynard 13, McMullen 10, Smith 6, Walkey 6, Grant 4. High Singles K. Maynard 270, 200, K. Smith 270, D. Clark 260, C. A. Farrow 243, T. Wraight 236, G. Evans 233, V. Sutherland 231, D. Couch 218, 210, C. Connag- han 218, S. Little 215, B. Swan 207, C. Walkey 200. High Triples K. Maynard 633, K. Smith 632, D. Clark 567, D. Couch 561, T. Wraight 559, C. Walkey 554, C. A. Farrow 552, G. Evans 531, C. Connaghan 528, V. Sutherland 525, B. Swan 517, J. Luxton 515. Bantams Team Standing Huard 17, Floyd 15, Flint 14, Wraight 12, McFeeters 12, Gowans 10, Smith 10, Big Canoe 9, McMullen 6, Hall 0. High Singles L. Floyd 216, J. Wraight 212, L. Gowans 192, J. Hall 186, S. Sansom 186, A. Lowery 173. High Triples J. Wraight 517, L. Floyd 502, D. Big Canoe 490, S. McMullen 453, B. Evers 429, D. Smith 432. Tykes Team Standings Pac-Man 11, Scooby-Doo 10, Woody Woodpecker 9, Charlie Brown 8, Chipmunks 7, Spider- man 4, Bugs Bunny 3, Smurfs 2. High Singles G. Dunning 111, R. Thertell 101. High Doubles J. Pearson 184, G. Dunning 183. Joe to Steve Carrie one and Murphy one. Assists go Mark Bernie four, Joe Murphy three, Steve Carrie two, and Jody Ross, Rusty Maxwell, Bill Hogarth, Mike Burke with singles. Game two was a bit of an upset, Frank's having the tables turned from last week, lost out to Royalview 12 - 7. After a tight first period 1 -1, Royalview out played Frank's severely, grabbing a well deserved win. Scoring for Royalview were A1 Urbas four goals, Frank Reher three, Paul Kennedy, Vince Probert, Dave Boyce, James Patterson, Patterson, Charlie Andolsek, each banging one in. Assists going to Paul Kennedy three, Dave Boyce three, Charlie Andolsek three, Ken Hall two and Vince Probert, Frank Reher, Barry Boyle, James Patterson, each with singles. A final draft will take place before the weekend, anyone interested in playing call Rusty Maxwell 623-6575 or John Hogarth 623-2558. Town & Country A1 Bentley 21, Eve Cole 17, Steve Sanderson 16, Mike Powers 14, Kim Powers 14, Les Hunt 12, Walter Curr 11, Linda Bentley 7. Ladies' High Triple Cole 608. Men's High Triple - Les Hunt 671. Ladies' High Single -Linda Bentley 243. Men's High Single Powers 258. Eve Mike Cancer Meeting Held in Oshawa Among those attending the annual district meeting of the Canadian Cancer Society held in Oshawa recently were Barbara Moorcraft of Port Hope, president of the East- Central District of the society; Bev Vickery of Oshawa, chairman of patient services ; Patrick Thomson of Toronto, fundraising coordinator coordinator of the Ontario Division; and Bob Appleton of Toronto, director of field services for the Ontario division. BOY SCOUTS OF CANADA < û < z < Ü APPLE DAY Support your local Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Rovers and Venturers. AN APPLE FOR A DONATION Fri. and Sat. g OCTOBER 12th and 13th 60 BOY SCOUTS OF CANADA </> t- o </> I* Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des télécommunications canadiennes NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CRTC - Notice of Public Hearing 1984-87. The CRTC will hold a public hearing beginning on 27 November 1984 at the Conference Conference Centre, Phase 4, 140 Promenade du Portage, Portage, Papineau Room, Hull, Que., to consider the following: following: Rogers Cable TV Ltd. 36. OSHAWA, BOWMANVILLE BOWMANVILLE AND WHITBY, Ont. Aplication (842060600) by ROGERS CABLE TV LTD., to amend the licence for the broadcasting broadcasting receiving undertaking undertaking serving the above-mentioned above-mentioned locations, by increasing increasing the authorized maximum monthly fee from $8.68 to $9.60 effective 1 January 1985. The present maximum monthly fee was authorized on 29 June 1984 (Decision CRTC 84-536). The application may be examined examined at: 301 Marwood Dr., Oshawa, L1H 1J4. Where may I examine the documments? You may examine all relevant documents documents during normal office hours at the local address given in this notice, at the CRTC, Central Building, Les Terrasses de la Chaudière, 1 Promenade du Portage, Room 561, Hull, Québec, and at the following regional office: Complex Guy Favreau, East Tower, 200 Dorchester Dorchester Blvd. West, Room 602 Montréal, Québec H2Z 1X4. How can I forward my comments to the CRTC? You may submit comments or interventions on each application, in letter or other form. You must indicate indicate clearly, whether you support, oppose, or propose propose changes to an application, application, and whether you wish to appear at the public hearing. Both the applicant and the Commission must receive your intervention, and you must send the CRTC proof that you have so served the applicant, along with the original document addressed to the Secretary General. It must be signed with your name, address, and telephone telephone number, and be received received by the Commission on or before: DEADLINE FOR INTERVENTION: 7 November 1984. Where can I get more information? information? To know more about your rights and obligations obligations at a public hearing, please refer to the "CRTC Rules of Procedure", available available for $1.50 from the Canadian Government Publishing Centre, Department Department of Supply and Services, Services, Hull, Québec K1A 0S9. You may also call the CRTC Public Hearings Branch at (819) 997-1328 or 997-1027, CRTC Information Information Services in Hull at (819) 997-0313 or the CRTC regional office in Montréal (514) 283-6607. Canada