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"WEEKEND STAR" ENS TW NYY UO T Fo be | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2000 - 23 Notes from the CHS Music Department Music, activity highlight the fall All the performing groups at Cartwright High School have had a very busy fall. The Stage Band per- formed at Royal Ashburn Golf and Country Club on Wednesday, Oct. 11 for a political fundraising din- ner. The Junior Band had its first public perfor- 'mance before a very large audience of both students and adults at Cartwright Central PSS. for its annual Remembrance Day Service on Nov. 10. That same evening, the Senior Band per- formed at the C.H.S. Commencement activi- ties. All performances went very well. The Senior Band has accepted an invitation to participate in the nation- al music festival, MusicFest Canada, in Ottawa from May 16 to 20. Our fundraising activi- ties are underway already with the annual cookie/muffin dough sales. The Christmas in the Country Craft Sale will be held on n Sunday, i ~I3000NG Nov. 26 at the Blackstock Rec. Centre from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All our tables are spoken for so once again we anticipate a great variety of crafts. A home made lunch will be available as well. There is a small admission charge. Plan to attend this annual show which over the years has proven to be very popu- lar. On Sunday, Dec. 3, the Junior Band will perform at the Blackstock United Church in its annual carol service. We will begin the pro- gram at 7 p.m. All are welcome to attend this service which traditional- ly begins the 'Christmas season. The C.H.S. Senior's Christmas Dinner will be held on Wednesday, Dec. : 20. 'We invite 'all local seniors to attend : this - noon. hour festive occa- sion featuring not only a full course Christmas din- ner, but entertainment provided by the music students of C.H.S. Please call the office - Reg 495% Value to $279% 199" Canadian Made to save a spot for this entertaining, enjoyable afternoon. It has been a busy sea- son for the C.H.S. musi- cians. In the new year, we have the Sunderland Lions' Music Festival in February to begin the year. We look forward to seeing many of you at our concerts in the new future. The tradition carries on.' Mt. Zion United Church will be holding their craft and bake sale at Mt. Zion Community Centre on Dec. | from 10 am. to 9 p.m.; Dec. 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. Don't miss the craft and bake sale at Mt. Zion to 2 p.m. Everything new and homemade with free admission and wheel- chair accessible. Lunch will be available. For more information call (905) 649-5102. "7 The ATV innovator - since Day One CARRY A 8 FULL SAV I CTS OF | "CLARK & WEATHER-MAN LEATHER | | rockeor | JACKETS 1/2 PRICE SHOES 3 E orb &- 24 T° || oa, le 4 ded SINGLE & DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS RANGE 1 SUITS 'hance sur | uw {AT wes QT RANGE 3 SUITS RANGE 4 SUITS Ses SUT $695 '297% Tatlors - Oshaw: ITE y Centre (ACrose CENTEIIIIPET ON IINIIIEI INI INI II II RIIN, from Reitman's) A 51Z¢ FOR EVER ih | CTR ECR CTR RARE ETRE ; ARTA ATATATATR ATA ATATATATAT AT | Reg. $50 | $25" FEDORA"S FROM MEN'S CAPS MEN'S HATS & A *50% PIERRE CARDIN CORDUROY & HEAVY COTTON TWILL PANTS Value to *60" now 1/2 PRICE $Q 095 Canadian Made ZIP LINED WEATHER-MAN TOP- COATS Zip-in Lining Reg. to '265 FROM *119% de fn SCY) 1 AASAA AN oy ee NHL Scarves MEN'S SPORTS JACK- | $€) 5500 Selected Styles Value to '195 NOW $Q750 NHL Pullovers | MEN'S DRESS & Cardigans SLACKS Reg. 70 '80 *100 ir 19" MOY*35 '40 '50 Mon. to Fri. p OPEN: Sunday Ll 0 [0 BS: 00 9:30-9:00 SEIU TEs EARS BSI EH SAN, AR EY J of VRS EFA orf ] i rl ¢ PA 08 KERN IL VS RRR a Il J