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B.S.P.S. Students Make Christmas Cards for Community Care Project OshawaSymphony Setting N e*s New Attendance Records December 2nd's Christmas setting figure for tickets sold concert by the Oshawa Sym- on December 2nd. phony set a record high in Apparently the October con- ticket sales in the 23-year cert-goers returned and history of the Symphony's brought their friends to the existence. The season opened Sunday night concert in St. in October with a concert George's church. Ten minutes described as "trendsetting" before conductor Winston by volunteer box office mana- Webber stepped up to the ger and Oshawa physician, podium, the situation was D r. Richard Hall. He's de- 'standing room only". lighted that the trend contin- Executive Director of the ued and led to the record Symphony, Barbara Bagnell, Section Two The credits the record attendance to word of Webber's success with the Chamber Players of Toronto and also to the popularity of the Kingsway College Choir directed by James Bingham. Bingham will direct a mass choir at a world conference of the 7th Day Adventist Church in Texas next April. The Symphony's next con- cert will be held in February in Eastdale Collegiate and is designed for devotees of romantic music. Entitled "Collage for Lovers", the concert will feature flute solos by Margot Rydall-Campbell teacher of flute at the Royai Conservatory of Music, Tor- Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 12. 1979 il onto. Music is b Verdi, Subscription information is Mozart and Rimsky-Korsa- available by phoning 579-6711. kov. PADDY'S MARKET New and Used Furniture and Appliances Trade-Ins Accepted on Appliances - Easy Credit Terms Available - Art teacher, Bert Martin, demonstrates the technique of Christmas card making to Bowmanville Senior Public School students. In the next few days students there will have completed a total of 500 Christmas cards for Community Care which will be mailed to senior citizens and shut-ins. Community Care provides the material and the school donates the manpower. This is the school's second year for the project. Working in pairs, these girls turned out some innovative greeting cards to be later enjoyea by seniors. ictured herè from left: Jackie Ruiter, Wendy Johnstone, Susan Pflanzer and Carol Hall. With a little encouragement from the photographer, Dean Johnson hams it up while participating in the Christmas card making project. Scott Murdoch works on his own individual Christmas card creation. GM Starting Construction of New Quality Control Bldg. General Motors of Canada bas announced the start of construction of the company's new Quality Control Building. The new facility will be occupied in February, 1980 by several departments displac- ed by construction of GM's new multi-million dollar paint operation building at its Oshawa Car Assembly Plant. "The new Wentworth Street facility will be home for administrative offices for the Source Survey, Reliability and Quality Emphasis depart- ments. It will also provide modern new facilities for the Central Quality Cohtrol Chemical and Metallurgical Laboratories and Central Precision Inspection which are involved largely with component testing, problem resolution and sample approval programs. A large well-equipped facility for the preservieing of company and Customer Delivery vehicles will also be located here," said W. J. Harris, Director of Reliability. Architectural features of the building include a low profile; attractive, precast concrete panels; anodized aluminum panelling to resist corrosion; and recessed south and west windows which take advantage of low winter sun but shield from hot summer sun. Special landscaping will enhance the building and its surrounding neighborhood. The new building also includes many energy conservation features such as indirect and task lighting in the office, triple glazed windows, extra wall and roof insulation and minimized air leakage construction to be confined by an air infiltration check upon building comple- tion. Dimensions of the new building will be approximate- ly 197 feet long by 212 feet wide by 14 feet high, with a higher service section 152 feet long by 71 feet wide by 19 feet high. DRINKING DRIVING DON'T MIX Telephone 263-2241 Hampton