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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 25, 1979 9 ~~amoaiiir~Sugar Chalet Shop Offers Baking "CAADINA Products that "Take the Cake" Hwy. 35 & 15 At Kilrby Corners ANTIQUES - ART - BOOKS Paintings By: Maureen Remington 1Jessie Siemon Daiiy 10-5 Ciosed Tuesdays & Sundays 1A local customer purchases her cake decorating requirements from the Sugar Chalet in Newcastle village. Owner of the specialty store, Mrs. Melva Adams, right, established the shop a year ago and stocks every conceivable item needed in the art of cake making and decorating. Mrs. Adams will be familiar to many as teacher of the night school course in cake decorating at Bowmanville High School. Sugar and spice and everything nice, that's what the Sugar Chalet is made of. The hobby of cake decorating was turned into a business a year ago by owner of the Sugar Chalet shop, Mrs. Melva Adams. The store is located on the main1 street of Newcastle village. Cake Supplies The shop stocks well over 100 varieties of supplies and utensils required te make and decorate a cake. Personal The Bowmanville Drama Workshop has cancelled its gerformance of "The Hollow" ecause of a lack of suitable facilities. Elaine Barber said Friday that the,30 people involved in the play have worked very hard since February and they are tired of rehearsing flot knowing when the play will be performed. It's been very frustrating, she saîd. The play was originaily to be staged Aprîl 5, 6 and 7 and WVhen: TirneAdmission Lsîîoei Apnil 26 - Thursda) .6-00 p.m. -1On:(()p iiiAduts -SI 50 ce&h Oshaiiit i rA imuni S A p n l 2 9 . 1 ) 7 9 1F , d0 - , (i : 0 0 p , n i ( 0 (n p n i îr h ild r e ii u n d e r 1 ' ir f et i c C O sI a %i a .O n tia r i Sauds12'O n ni10On p.mrn aireracceîipnaiedhi ian idit) ,.nd%,12 np rn -61 O n ti cake decorating has become "in vogue" in the past few years and many women gursue it both as a hobby and a usiness. "Cake decorating can be profitable," said Mrs. Adams. A cake decorating course in Peterborough some years ago launched Mrs. Adams on the path that led to the establishment of her store. For the past seven years, she has been teaching the cake Bowmanville High School but the custodian strike forced the drama group to postpone the play until May 10, il and 12. Wîth no end to the strike in sight, the Drama Workshop met last week and decided te cancel the whole production. If there are enough of the same people in the troupe in September they may decide te perform the play in the faîl. Mrs. Barber said the group has been unable to find alternative suitable facilities. We had thought of performing in a church hall with no sets but decided against it. The problem is, she said, we need the use of facilities a week before the play to rehearse and set up. The theatre at Bowmanville High School suits us perfectly. It's tee bad we've been affected by something that isn ,t directly connected with us at ail. C,, 299 DEAN AV E. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex New York City Washington D.C. Nashville Depart May 18 (evening departure) Rochester LlIac Festival Depart May 18 (morning departure) Finger'Lakes Depart May 22 W.W 'V.A. <Wheeling West Virginla) Depart May 4& June 1 47 King St. West 623-3182 decorating course at Bowmanville High as part of the night school programn. A resident of the Newcastle area for 20 years, Mrs. Adams, her'husband Keith and their three children, have restored a 125-year-old stone farm house four miles north of the village. Formerly a registered nurse, Mrs. Adams much grefers running her own usiness and takes a great deal of gratification from it. "Nursin g has become se impersonal, " she said, "that it just isn't the same kind of profession I was trained te do. " Marsbmallow Magie But her talents do net end at cake decorating or meeting the six days a week demands of her own business. Mrs. Adams was the sole engineer behind the writing and design of her own book titled, "Marshmallow Magic." The book describes practical and decorative methods of producing edible marshmallow treats. The first printing was released in January and already 400 of the 1000 copies printed have been sold. "We are really pleased with the way the book has gone over, " she said. No longer is Mrs. Adams in AT TENTION Ticket Holders for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat ... New Location - New Dates!I Ail previously purchased tickets wii! be valid for the parallel night. Thursday, April 26 ............ NOW THURSDAY MAY 3 Friday April 27 ........... NOW FRIDAY MAY 4 Saturday April 28 ....... NOW SATURDAY MAY 5 There will aiso be a Wednesday night 'preview" on May 2. This performance will be ail seats, $2,00 at the door. No advance sales for Wednesday night. Tickets are available for ail other nights of performance May 3, 4, 5. Ail reserved seats. Aduits $4.00 Students $3.00 8:00 p.m. curtain AT DARLINGTON SPORTS ARENA (next to M.J. Hobbs, Hampton) We are sorry for any inconveniences these changes create. We cast our play in October and have been working hard ever sincel The shows going on and we hope f0 stili have your support. The CourtiCe SeCondary SChool Drama Club Knights of Columbus Cable C hannel 10 4 Big G amesq Eveury VWeudnesu-day Grand Prize Winner: S. Barron, Oshawa-, Last week's winners: E. Alderdice, Oshawa; J. Grant, Oshawa; S. Andrews, Oshawa. starting at 6:30 p.m. Bingo Cards Available ait ALEX McGREGOR DRUGS 5 King St.W. FRANK'S CONFECTIONERY 43 King St.E. OISELA VÀRIETY 27 Second St. JEFFREY'S SUPERETTE Liberty Street South LIBERÏTY BOWL LIMITED Base Line Rd. E. THE SUBWAY PIZZERIA King St. E. MR. SUBMARINE 136 Kng SI.E. NORTH-END MARKET 101 Lberty SI. N TUTiLES VAR IETY 87 Ontario St. SMOKERS and GIFT CORNER Bowmanville Mai lOODWORTH'S VARIETY & GROG Lwy, 2, Courtîce '%Cards5O-eachor3for1.OO (â the business of making and selling cakes, with the exception of booking one wedding cake order per month. "With the shop and teaching, I just don't have the time anymore," she said. Two weeks ago Mrs. Adams entered a very unique cake of her own design and making in a cake decorating contest in Hamilton and took first prize with her effort. The annual contest was held at Eastdale Square Mail, Hamilton, to celebrate the mall's opening. Mrs. Adams won over contestants throughout southern Ontario. Her cake ranked first in the Special Occasions cake division and second in the professional class. She brought home two first place trophies and a gold medal for her handiwork. Mickey Mouse Cake The Mickey Mouse cake was made by Mrs. Adams as a tribute to the Disney character's golden anniversary year. The iced artistry was spread over a styrofoam form and is quite acceptable in competitive circles providing it could be adapted to a'real cake. The finished Disney tribute measured a foot and a haif by two- feet and five different types of icing sugar were used to achieve the effect. 1Mrs. Adams cails it her Mickey Mouse cake but the finished product took 60 to 70 hours to make and the effort that went into it was by no means "mickey mouse. " A Blue Jay cake which Mrs. Adams also entered in the competition in the novelty division, won second prize. The Blue Jay cake was made entirely of poured chocolate which is a different concept in cake decorating. "The hobby of cake decorating can cost a lot of money depending on how seriously it's pursued," said Mrs. Adams. "Some people think nothing of spending $10 te see a movie on Saturday night whereas I see the money buying a useful cake decorating utensil that can be used over and over,"ý she said. "Tt depends where your priorities lie," stated Mrs. Adams. Many area residents must be giving Betty Crocker a run for her money because Mrs. Adams reports business at the Sugar Chalet has far surpassed her expectations in its first established year. Defence: WaIk, jog, run, skate, ski, swim, paddle, pedal ... don't let life catch you with your head down. Fitness is fun. Try some. PaRc7,9 crionc7 ID J ENTERTAIMMENT NuR.1.S C-ENTrRE SALES 4 SERVICE - RENTALS TELEVISION - STEREO MODULARS RECORDS and TAPES BOWMAN VILLE MALL OSHAWA 623-4535 555 Rossland Rd. E. Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9 Mon., Tues., Sat. 9:30.6 Wed.. Thurs., Fr!. 9:30.9 "Your One Stop Record Shop." co0rot0 RES TA URANT MON DAY -THURSDAY 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. FRIDAY- SATURDAY 6 a.m. - 1 a.m. SUN DAY 7 a.m -11: 30 p.m. SERVING DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmanville on al1 Orders of ' $1.O0or More Full Course Meals ina Home-Like Atmosphere 9 King St. W. 623-5412 M ~~NOFr ILLS"¶ Ths*na huFia,1 mtl m r h * e pca ucenPc tSot hce * îl.Isagetlnh ih2pee ffne *ikngo etcyFre hceFec * re n eeae Getvlefr$.9 R er*AADNcw Cooe*adr'by n ilsmk tlne ikn od *VR10LCTOSI NAI-E OU HN OKFRTE MAýcTYU Doris Roberts Box 220, Orono LB 1MO Bus. 983-5476 Res. 983-5948 PRESENTS '" A Toast to Spring Bail" FEATURING ART HALLMAN'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA Saturday, April 28,1979 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Iroquois Park Arena, Whitby Attendance draw for $1 00.00 at 9 p.m. Six other cash draws of $2500 and $5000,throughout the evening. Main draw at 1 arn. is a Zenith 26" Color TV. Console model with Remote Control. Food lncluded - Dress Optionai - Bar Facilities $20.00 per couple ALL PROCEEOS FOR COMMUN ITY PROJECTS For Reservations, Please Cail: W. Schatzmann Real Estate - 668-3338; John Townsend - 668-4465; Bill Whittick - 655-3166; Normans Entertainment Centre, Bowmanville Mal -623-4535 and ail Whitby Lions Club Members Lic. 235464 Drama Workshop Cancels Production L L BL