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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 4,1986 Section Two A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Three New Durham Auto Mechanics Shoppers Drug Pamphlet Early Warning Aircraft on Display at Trenton Show These are the three top graduates in the Motor Vehicle Mechanic Apprenticeship Apprenticeship program at Durham College, 1-r, Scott Weldon, Susan Atherton and Roland Sanders. Three years ago Durham College received permission permission from the Ministry of Colleges and Universities to offer a unique three year Motor Vehicle Mechanic Apprenticeship program. This unique program was designed to offer the "In School" portion of the Apprenticeship Apprenticeship on a "Day Release" Release" basis, and in a modular modular format. The apprentices fèbùujUuf you Qifti and Qn&etUufi... m Mtit Fmms law * ttt W«M* It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 came to the college one day a week for 35 weeks in each of the three years of the program. The other four days a week are spent with the employer for the "On The Job" portion of the apprenticeship. apprenticeship. While at the college, the apprentice takes a subject in its entirety entirety (modular) before moving to the next subject. The program has been very successful, and the first graduates from the program were honored at a graduation ceremony and lunch at Durham College on Thursday, May 15, 1986. A total of 40 apprentices graduated from the program. program. The forty apprentices June 5 -11 Only Fresh Fruit PIE and ICECREAM No Purchase Necessary mSmillan ORCHARDS Hwy. 2 Between Ajax and Whitby Opening Thurs., June 5 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. We Now Have Soft Ice Cream for your enjoyment! Cones 50tf Large 70^ Come in and enjoy one soon! We'd love to see you! Skyli9 ht g) on uts OPEN 87 King St. E., Mon 5 a , m ,. Sat. 12 midnight fi9Q„d.S4Q Bowmanville rmsm Sunday 060 "Oto CLOSED SUNDAY Discusses Abuse of Drugs A free public service on drug abuse and kids is being launched across Canada by Shoppers Drug Mart. In the interest of educating and informing informing consumers about the abuse of drugs among children children and teenagers, a series of pamphlets will be distributed, free of charge, at all Shoppers Drug Mart stores. "Your Kids and Drugs - Spot It/ Stop It" are well- researched and timely brochures which have been prepared to educate parents to respond intelligently to their children's questions on drugs. The pamphlets inform parents how to recognize if their children children are using drugs, how to ween them off drugs, and how to keep their children drug- free. The brochures also provide the latest medical facts on marijuana, alcohol, cocaine, and other commonly abused drugs. A valuable list of references and additional sources of information are also included in x these brochures. Martin Belitz, Vice President, President, Professional Services at Shoppers Drug Mart, believes that these brochures will be helpful not only to parents but will also be read by their children. Shoppers Drug Mart «■ initially distributing a total of 6 different drug brochures, and is also introducing a series of brochures on aging. Consumers can pick up these free pamphlets at the CHEC (Consumer Health Education Centre) stands in the dispensary dispensary area of Shoppers Drug Mart stores across Canada. U ■ -- ~ j>* t Orono - Lockhart School News were split into three classes. classes. The top graduate from each class were: Class 1 - Susan Atherton; Class 2 - Scott Weldon; Class 3 - Roland Roland Sanders. The three top graduates were presented, with a plaque from the Ministry of Skills Development. Development. The list of graduating apprentices apprentices is as follows: Dennis Franssen, Wayne Davis, Steven Robinson, Daniel Middleton, Charles Catherwood, Wayde Goodrich, Goodrich, Steven Hill, Andy Owens, David De Vries, Edward Edward Boynton, Timothy Bartley, Kevin Rahme, Steven Steven Cathcart, Robert Lambert, Lambert, Kevin Kent, Evan Wit- voet, Scott Brent, Shawn Carey, J. Wayne McDonald, Carl Pearson, Thomas Brown, Gary Hulcoop, Richard Clegg, Glen Gordon, Gordon, Claudio Rerecich, David Glover, Robert McDonald, Susan Atherton, Herbert Bell, Daryl Norton, David Johnston, Terrence Kennedy, William Hubers, Roland Sanders, Mario Dias, Robert Barbara, Matthew Moore, Scott Weldon, Weldon, S. Grant, and Gregory Mayhew. The Department Head for the program is Stan Dur- rant, and the instructors are Alex MacDonald, John Woodward, and Ron Stairs. LOCKHART GOSSIP Editor Mike Smith Ensemble Drama On Wednesday, May 21, three students attended a drama workshop called Ensemble Ensemble Drama, at the Cobourg Lions Centre. The three talented actors from our school were: Philip Plath, Tanya Highland, and Dan Walters. The workshop opened with a man telling a story to the whole group. They then split into smaller groups and all worked on different skits. At the end of a given period of time each group presented their skit while being videotaped. One of the skits showed all the phases of the moon and others involved chanting and opera. As well as coaching coaching in drama, the students received lessons in movement movement from a professional dancer. According to the students this workshop was an enjoyable enjoyable and worthwhile experience. experience. Bienvenue à Lockhart We would like to welcome our new French teacher, Mile Anderson. She will be taking Madame Van Camp's place for the rest of the year. Lockhart Meets the Challenge Lockhart truly met the challenge of "who is thé fittest fittest community in Durham", by arranging different different activities on the field during recess on Wednesday, Wednesday, May 28. These activities activities included: running with Mr. Eames, skipping with Mrs. Eames, and "Scoop Ball", a new game created by Dan Walters and Greg Hooper. Well, with all Lockhart's entries, I should hope we will make at least a small difference to the standings of "the challenge." challenge." Local Teacher Makes "Wright" Choice By Aaron Staples Grade 4 Ms Borland was just married. married. She was married on the Saturday of Victoria Day weekend. So far it has been kind of hard to remember to call her Mrs. Wright, but we are coming along. People attending the wedding from our school were Mr. Stephens, Mrs. Ralfe and Mrs. Clark. Attending Attending the wedding dance were Mrs. Allin and Mrs. Staples. From what this reporter has seen of the wedding on video it was extremely long. One of the best things was that she has not changed a bit. I guess one good thing deserves another, Mrs. Wright is not taking her honeymoon until the end of the school year. Yay! In the interview she stated she felt rather emotional emotional before the ceremony. During the ceremony she stated she almost nervously said her husband's name, instead of her own. When asked about the funniest moment, she reminded me of the video revealing that the groom wiped off the wedding kiss. The bride and groom happily happily danced to Andante at the reception. When Tuesday Tuesday came we knew we had the "Wright" teacher. The E-3A NATO Airborne Early Warning Geilenkirchen, Germany, to provide aerial aircraft will be on display at the Quinte surveillance in support of NATO forces in Europe. International Air Show held in Trenton June 28 and It will be on display to the public during the Trenton 29. A fleet of 18 such aircraft operate out of show. "PARTNERS IN PEACE" THEME OF AIR SHOW Trenton, Ontario. The list of attractions at the Quinte International International Air Show, to be held at < Canadian Forces Base Trenton, June 28 and 29 is long, impressive and still growing. Major A1 Davidson, air display display co-ordinator, has been successful in booking some of the most spectacular aerial acts available today, led by the Canadian Forces Snowbirds Snowbirds and the Sky Hawks Parachute Team. To illustrate the theme of the show, Partners Partners in Peace, these military performers will be joined by the famous Ray Ban Gold Aerobatic Team, which will be flying four Pitts Specials this year instead of three; The French Connection, a unique malé-female flight team; The Great American Flying Circus featuring the Daring Damsels of the Sky; and the Coors Silver Bullet, the world's smallest and lighest jet aircraft aircraft performing amazing aerobatic manoeuvres at speeds nearing 480 kph (300 mph). In addition several vintage aircraft from both World Wars will be on display, on the ground and in the air, right alongside their modern counterparts. Giant bombers and transport aircraft, sleek fighters, various helicopters and ultralights will vie for the attention of the visitors. Although the details are unavailable at this time, the German Air Force has indicated indicated that it will be at the show. The Royal Air Force has also been invited to attend with its Harrier (vertical- takeoff-and-landing jets and a Tornado fighter. All of these flying activities coupled with ground displays, bands, demonstrations and a draw for free airline tickets should make for a very interesting weekend at the Quinte International Air Show. Even Ronald McDonald of the hamburger fame, will be there to entertain the children, young and old. Gates open at 9:30 a.m. and close at 5:00 p.m. ; air show 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.; admission $2 per person, person, children under 12 free, carload $6. I \l > 11 Ü LINGO HALL 77 King St. E., Bowmanville Total Prizes *3500.°° Super Jackpot *2000.°° (in posted numbers) Consolation $1000.°° Starting Time 7:30 p.m. EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY Municipal Parking 1 block to the west off Division St. SPONSORED BY ROTARY, KINSMEN AND OPTIMIST CLUBS OF BOWMANVILLE AND BANTAM BULLDOGS GIRLS' HOCKEY OPEN HOUSE Delta Faucet of Canada Limited cordially invites you to see how Canada's favorite washerless faucets are made at an open house June 14, 1986 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at 250 Baseline Rd. East, Bowmanville 3H DELTA FAUCET OF CANADA LIMITED DELTA FAUCET DU CANADA LIMITÉE V Enjoy Your Father's Day Buffet Brunch or Dinner at the PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL South of Hwy. #401, Exit #432 Bowmanville Brunch 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dinner 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. (children's prices) Entertainment by the Bowmanville Senior Public School Band An enjoyable way for the whole family to celebrate Father's and Grandfather's Day Reservations Appreciated Sunday, JUUC 15, 1986 623-4925 BUSTER S ROADHOUSE and TAVERN 45 King St. W., Newcastle 987-4442 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 5,6,7 Ted Hallman ^Durham County Line Sunday, June 8,1986 with Entertainment by Ted Hallman and Durham County Line Doors open at noon, closing at 8 p.m. Serving at approximately 3 p.m. FREE while it Lasts (minors must be accompanied by an adult) Saturday, June 14, 1986 at The Castle Hotel 54 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-7072 Armwrestling Championship Men's and Women's Weigh in 1 - 3 p.m. Trophies for 1st and 2nd place