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New season for band The Chaverim Chris- tian rock band held its first concert of the season at the Vasey United Church Sunday morning. It's the band's fourth season under the guidance of Cathy and Rick Brown. "Some kids wanted to start a band, so we started off doing folk music and ended up doing this," Rick explained the band's origin. The group started with eight or nine and now have up to 17. To choose selections, the Browns purchase tapes of Christian con- temporary music and res- pond to what they hear. "This is garbage; this is good. This is too easy; this is too hard. The kids will like this; the kids will hate this." Then with the help of musical advisor Don Gor- don, they do_ the arrangements. Rick Brown said the group goes where it is in- vited andhave performed at churches in Midland, Victoria Harbour, Waubaushene, Elmvale, Stayner and also at Midland Secondary School. NYAT! WINTER TERM 1989 January 3 - April 27 (including exams) New horizons beckon! Join the growing number of adults starting or continuing their studies part-time at Laurier. You may qualify for any number of our classroom, televideo or teleaudio courses available in Simcoe County. For your convenience, classes are held weeknights or weekends with a selection of centres to choose from. In BARRIE: Innisdale Secondary School and Georgian College; COLLINGWOOD: General & Marine Hospital; MIDLAND: Huronia District Hospital. For those who prefer not to attend formal classroom lectures, Telecollege can be your alternative. At Laurier there is a course to suit your interests, career, lifestyle and location. Choose from an array of Arts, Business, Music and Economics courses! Just for the fun of it or with a particular purpose in mind . . . reach out and take the first step. You'll be glad you did! For a complimentary copy of the Fall/Winter Part-Time Studies Course Calendar or for personal assistance -- just call us - we'll be pleased to help! Locally (Barrie) 737-5345 or toll-free 1-800-265-8866, Ext. 2447: OFFICE OF PART-TIME STUDIES AND CONTINUING EDUCATION YOU CAN DO IT! WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY 75 UNIVERSITY AVE. W., WATERLOO, ONTARIO N2L 3C5 The University that comes to you. Shoe % shoe KOZLOV CENTRE BARRIE Church concert The Chaverim Christian rock band held its first concert of the season at Vasey United Church on Sunday morning. Paul Gordon was on drums. 4 Sy Fanctes CUSTOM BAKING Christmas is just around the corner! No Party too large or small. © Meat Pies ¢ Squares e e Chocolates ¢ Cookies e e Vegetable Trays e Catering also to Diabetic and Dietary Needs CALL AHEAD TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT 22 Peel St., Penetang, Ontario 949-8617 Just Ask for Heather or Lynda pro Wes, A Beautiful selection of evening purses, shoes and jewellery for your shoes. and We also carry Sweaters... Leather Jackets... and Lady Time Jogging Suits Shoe G Shoe KOZLOV CENTRE 722-0592 Page 10, Wednesday, November 30, 1988 Pre Chr 'Phoenix Jewelry Co. Seniors get a grant Coldwater Seniors' Apartment Inc., has been awarded a_-- $1,000 development grant from the province, according to Chaviva Hosek, minister of housing. Hosek said the grant will be used to help offset the cost of incorporating a non-profit housing organization and prepar- ing an initial submission to the government under a federal-provincial non- profit housing program. Grants are available to groups developing government-assisted non- profit housing for the first time. bh. 20% off all © £ Silver and Men's ' * -# Accessories : 15% oft ail Gold Jewellery : Specially marked Rings from $25.00 & up #) 10K Earrings & "4 from $7.75 & up 2 ge 5 C3 oe Si ( 10K Mens Solitaires & om $135.00 & upy Visa/MC & personal Still time for alterations to i jewelry up until Christmas Craftsman on the premises ¢; cheques accepted y Member of « Canadian Jewellers K Association SII IEF 526-7020 prices on Diamond Rings & Earrings Huronia Mall Midland | ~NG