PAGE 16, WHMTY FPME PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1992 The 'unexpected' lIkely at symphony's 'pops' concert, Concort-goere cmn expoct the unexpocted at the Jan. 19 8pops? concert of the Oshawa Symphony. Music diroctor, Winston Webber, along withguesta Marc Duboits and Friende,' will be performing aelections frora opera, operetta and broadway shows. Webber eays of.tenor Dubois: 'Hoe je a great singer, anda great talent who lilces te have fun while he lsp*erforming." When Dubois je uinging with the Oshawa Symphony, Webber alwaye prepares himself for the occasional spontaneous a unscripted' event, and says that lnsuranoe Compa-j 0f CanadV POCYMA«AEFFECTP DATE OF EXPUT VEAR AES MAME ADA A NSUFED eHOELUMWORANRCARO .NAAINTER PROVINCE ho euijoye woring- with this "thoroughly profeesional and experienced stage performer." Dubois je a favourite of Oshawa audiences, who have supported Mim since hie early daye when he won the'award for the top artiBt. the Rose Bowl award, at the Kiwanie Music Festial in Oshawa. Since thon, ho has gone on te international acclaim performing. with the Canadian Opora0Cm- pany, and across North America. .He has made recordinge of hie work, the meet recent being a compilation cf French, German It doesn't Have to End 17-7 Like This... 17 S '~ *~ Wl234 Accidient or ITralic Ticket?, CA-L THE TRAFFIC TICKET SPECIAUSTS Let us take the fear out of going to court by going for you. SERVING DURHAM IiEGION FOR OVER 5 VEARS FREE CONSULTATION - LOW COST REPRESENTATION t doesn't cost yu anything to talk to us...It might cst yeu plenty if you. don't. 430-8845 71Rossland Rd.'E. Rossland &Garden Paza Whîtb and Italian romantic arias. called 'Viens, Gentille Dame,' released by the CBC. Some cf Dubois' selections for the upcoming concert are from RSEini's 'Barber cf 'Seville,' Offenbach's 'Tales, of Hoffmn'n and 'Die Fledermaus,' Lehar'e 'Merry Widow,' Gilbert and Sullivan's 'Savoyards' and Schonberg/Findley's «'Les Miserables.' Dubois will he joined by 'frienda' soprano Suzanne Kompass, mezzo-soprano Gisele Fredetto and bariton'e Bruce Kelly. Fredette and Kelly were in Oshawa before Christmuas for the very sucoessful OSO presentation cf Handel's ' Messiah.' Fredette ie net only an accoxnplished singer who can performn in six-languages, but aise dances both ballet and jazz styles. She has recently.cempleted a film of Gluck's 'Orfee et Eurydice,' playing the role cf Eurydice, set for international release this year. Kelly has a very active opera and concert career in both Europe and Canada and has appeared with the Toronto Symphony, the Kitchener-Waterloo - Symphony and the Winnipeg Symphony, and lias done performances with the Sweet Adelines hold rehearsals Sm oers interested in joining the Lstsido Harmony Sweet Adolines Chorus can attend rehearsals this month. The chorus will again compote in the Region 16 chorus competi- tien in Syracus, N.Y. in April. The competition attracts 25 gr oups fromi Ontario and New York state. Eastside finished eighth last year. Those interested in trying to qualify for the chorus can contact Mav [ou at 831-7992 or Cathy at(4-1726 for more informa- tion. Chorus meets I on Tuesdays Women interested in four-part harony barbershop style can join the burham Shores Caorus on Tuesday nights. The chorus meets at St. Paul's Presbjrterian Church, 32 Wilson Rd. N., Oshawa. For more information cal Carolyn at 576-0769 or Pat at 576-2067 CORPORATION O H TOW OFWIHITBY NOTIE 0F FILING In accorclane w=ith de p<* edrcl,U scn7 ie nth ls envronental Assssmnt fr er aee ntStutuste Tomn cf Whîtby has âWedan Wednesday, January 15. 1992 an Envvonmentai Studly Report file for die unbdertaarg descnibed below: SKPTON STORIMWA1ER MANAGEMENT FACULITV Loostod on the lpraOrk North of Rosaluand RdEut ofAnderson Stiuo Adjacent to DvoriIpak mhis work involves due installation of a conreeweir with trian bridlge, excavation of earth mabMia, plant restomition and " a _; 'Îg to mâe a faciity for dhe lempoM abstrage cf stomu water for dm ope cf siom water quantity conkod. The Environmeintal Sftudy Repart file may be exanhed curing rnai business hours ai d"e floWng locations: Corporation of due Town cf Whitby Cler's Departrnent 575 Rossland Road East or '4 oy f theEnvironmnent ErMronmta Assesmrent Branch 250 Davisvile Ave., Sdi Floor Trnto, Onao Commients by die pubbc shall be subnuitted i writing to due Town of Whilby within 30 calendar days of the publication cf tdus notice. For aclional information, pleas contact Wayne J. Hancock, P.Eng. Diroctor of Publc Works Corporation cf due Town cf Whitby 575 Rossland Road East LiN 2WA Telephone: (416) 668.580 NOTE: Any persan bas due ght ta request due Unister of die Environrnit Iorequre an in6viduai efwironmentai assessnmt be carried cutaon dme aboeep<oject Such a requesi ta the MAniter must be made outi n wntfrg Io the adcfress set out bebow and'acoepy must be sent to due Autho<Is addlm set out above before Friday, Februoy 14,1992. Pniters address: Thue Honoumable Ruti Gier Unioter of the Envirment 135 St. Clair Avenue West l5du Floor Toronto, Ontario M4V i P5 ilnoradge 151ueras OUUcore Socioty will hold Ma ' Picki Session' on Sunday, Jan. 19,' 2 te, 5 p.m., at Camp Samac in the main council l (use the north entranco off Conlin Rd..) Pickers, singera and listenors are welcome te attend an aftornoon of good old bluegrass music. opera houses of Calgary, Ottawa ane Hamilton. Kompa9 sej a new guost of theOshwaSymphony. She has extensive expenence as a singer acroas North America and has sung with the New Jersey Symphon, Torento'e Orpheus Choir andat the Spoletto Festival in bcith Charleston, South Caroina andSpoletto, Italy. She was recontlyfeatured artiet on a Hagood Hady recording, 'A Christmas Homecoming.' Webber says cf the ucmn 'Marc Dubois and Fýrenda concert: 'These performere really are friends and the' audience members will see a real -rapport among them. They all love te perform."f .Tickets, for the Sunday, Jan. 19 concert are available at Sayell's in Oshawa, -Discs & Date in Whitby and Rickaby's in Bowmanville. The sponser je Page and Associates. The concert takes place at Eastdale Collegiate Auditorium, Harmeny Rd. N. in Oshawa at 8 p.m. For further information, contact the symphony office, at 579-6711. ........ ..............................a ... ..... ....... ....1 The lOth Whitby Record Show'- will be held on Sunday, Jan. 19. The show at Ho ydenahore Paviin, i b edrom il ajm te4ilm.lc Thore wil be CDs, tapest vidéos, posters and "thé beat of now and old,» according to orgarnzers. .BOWL-A-THON Oshawa Deaf Centre bowl- a-thon will be. held on Saturday, Jan. 25 at Plaza Bowl & Amusement, 158-B Hlarwood Rd. S., Ajax (5-pin), beginning at 5 p .m. There will be an entry fee cf $3.50; one drink and light snack wilI be provided; one game per person (one hour). Regieter at the Oshawa Deaf Centre to get your time and lane number. F or more information, cali 579-3328. ]REFOBM PARTY MEETING Preston Manning, leader of the Reform Party, will speak at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering on Wednesday, Jan. 22 at 7:30 p.m. Attendance je expected- to be approimately 6,000.- For more information, contact David Barber, president of the Reform Party fer Ontario riding, at (416) 430-6779. North Oshawa Chapter, One Parent Fanuilies Association will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 8 p.m., at Christ Church, Mary and H-illcroft Sta., Oehawa. Constable Geriy Snmith of the Whitby 0F? will epeak on 'Travelling Alone.' New membore and guests welcome. For, information, cail 432-2259 or 576-5853. THE TOWN OF WHITBY COMMUNI1Y SCHOOLS SPECIAL NOTICE!! Openings are avallable in the winte r. n~offed aior oa ccmmuniyschool. Please calN due sholf your choice te eciv InforMation on registnng for a course for thée family, pre-schoolers, youth & teens and aufts. BELLWOOD COMMUNITY SOHOOL 30 Belwod Drive GLEN DIIU CMMUNITY SCHOOL 20 Fallingbrook Sbtre PALMERSTON COMMUNfTY SOHOOL 400 Palmerston Avenue PRINGLE CREEK COMMUNRfY SCiIOOL 80 ibblesdale Drive Classes commence due week cf Saturday, January 18,1992. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARJUENT 571-4770 oe~oeoe 666-995 9984699 I About 40 dealers from Ontario and dealers from Montroal and Detroit, will have tables. Thore are also several new and used CDs offered. Admission is $3. The fret 50 te attend will receive a free album. For more information cali Aloi at 668-2058. CREDIT UNION MEETING TIhe Auto Workers (Oshawa) Credit Union Ltd. will hold its. 45th'annual meeting'on Satur- day, Jan. 18 1 p.m.,- at Mcliaughlin Cvi, Oshawa. Four mombers will be elected te the board of directere, two will bo elected'te the credit .committe and one te the supeervisory com- mittee; the annual -report, com- mittee reports, and other busi- ness will be discussed. hMTING The Learning Disabilities Association, Oshawa chapter, a parent support group, will hold a regular monthly meeting on Thursday, Jan. 23, 7:30 p.m., at the Whitby Public Library. Doris Nelson, a behavioural, resource teacher, will have a presentatien on 'Self.Esteem.' Ail are welcome te attend, and admission is free. For further information, cal 623-4934. PROBLEMS ,WITH WCB? The Durham Regional Union of INjured Workers will hold- ag meeting on Thursday, Jan. 23, 7:30 p.m., at the Italian Club, 245 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. Guest speaker will lu Odoardo di Santo, chairman, -Workmen's Compensation Board. DESSERT & CARI> PARTlY Te annual Cu id'à Dessert. and Card Party wM& be ho Id on Wednesoday Jan. 29, 7 p.m.,M tho Brookiin United Church Christian Education building. Advance tickets ($4) only are available at the church office (655-4141) morninge from Mon. day to Friday, or by calling -Mar- garet Wilson at 6554559. No tickets will be available at the door. The 5Lt anLS Burnasup e will b. hold on Friday, Jan. ,7 at St. Andrew's Presby- Weritn Church, Cochrane St., Whty. Tickets, $15 for adulte and $5 for thoso under age 5, include roast beef dinner, a musical pr'rm nd Highland dancing. Titsar available at the church weekdays until il a.m., and at Ferguson's Knitting and Bailey's Big V Pharacy.in downtown Whitliy. For more in- formation caîl the church office ..at,668-*4022.. --------- Picin' session