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Page 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 17, 1998 Section Two I».; Chaser had 'em Dancin' in the Aisles Country-rock band Chaser had the crowd up and dancing during the first concert concert of the season at Rotary Park in Bowmanvillc on Thursday, June 11. The popular popular summer shows have returned for 12 great evenings of entertainment. The musical menu for the outdoor summer concerts ranges from bagpipes to brass, with helpings of Celtic, vocal, honky-tonk, piano and children's music too. On Thursday, June 18, the Lincolnaircs will be performing. The show are always rain or shine, and admission is free. Bethesda House Holds Car Rally Be sure to mark Saturday, June 27 on your calendar. That's the date Bethesda House has set for a car rally to take place throughout the streets of Clarington. For those unfamiliar with the concept of a car rally, it involves following directions to travel a specific specific route. Along the way participants must find clues, solve riddles and meet silly criteria. The rally does not require any special driving skills and participants must adhere to the regular speed limits. This event is a wonderful way to explore the scenic countryside of Clarington, use some problem-solving skills and have a thoroughly thoroughly enjoyable day. This event is a wonderful way to explore the scenic countryside of Clarington The event will start and finish at 150 Port Darlington Road, Bowmanvillc, the future site of the Bethesda House's new resource centre for women and children. The first cars will head out 10 a.m. Cost per person person is $15.00. Included in the cost arc door prizes, refreshments in the morning morning and a barbecue at the end of the day. "There's tons of stuff planned and it's going to be a hoot" says Karen McLean, event coordinator, coordinator, Bethesda House provides provides shelter, support and advocacy services for abused women with or without children. The funds from the car rally will go towards establishing establishing a new women's resource centre which will complement the services currently offered by the shelter. To reserve a spot in the car rally, call (905) 623- 6045 ext. 21. "Artsrama Night" at Clarke and The Pines Clarke High School and The Pines Senior Public School have had many joint, activities throughout the school year but one of the biggest was Artsarama niglil 1998. The schools combined fheir talents for a musical showcase On May 13 students from The Pines and Clarke joined together to show off their many talents to the public and to family and friends. The night consisted consisted of The Pines Band and Choir, along with Clarke's Junior Band, Senior Band, Jazz Band and Flute Choir as well as well as many desserts during the intermission. intermission. The night also consisted of some solos performed by students from The Pines and Clarke. The soloists were Katie Rutherford from The Pines and Megan Crookshank, Sarah Leney and Colin Kaji from Clarke. Many thanks goes to Mr. Sharp, Ms. Fortin, Mrs. Hoad and Mrs. Armstrong for a night that was enjoyed by all. On June 11th, The Pines Senior Public School Band and Choir travelled to Canada's Wonderland for a fun- filled day. Their day consisted consisted of performing a concert concert and listening to' the many other bands and choirs, as well as trying out all the rides and games in the park. The Concert Band played three numbers, numbers, the Jazz Band played two and the choir sang one song. The grade 8's from The Pines arc looking forward to Graduation on June 22. As the school year is winding down both The Pines and Clarke arc looking looking forward to the many more joint activities coming coming up for next year. Stephanie Birkett 25{/i Crtdmiwienamj' Krys & Stuart Watt June 16, 1973 Love from Nicky, Kim and David. I N • T HE • PA R K Join us for this week's concert . / featuring ; "The Lincolnaires" // i 5 f \ r'f Thursday, June 18th 7:00 p m. (Rain or shine) : sponsored by Bowmanvillc Business Centre and •V ><i ) i; % \\ 1 | The Canadian Statesman II I » j (June 25th - "Celtic Storm") i : ; 1 I i U mr i • j . t i I Concert Series A ;• Hu >■ i* Rotary Park (Queen Street - Bowman ville) •S«eaHH*3 ïMïas-fi'aj A K r '>■ J J CD JL M , >.< : x>) ciGB CJ.P.