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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 5,1983 W.I. Hosts Party for Victoria Manor Residents zqiumq BETHANY The Bethany Women's Institute Institute visited the Victoria Manor in Lindsay on Monday afternoon Sept. 26th, and hosted a party for those with September birthdays. Mrs. Vincent Jackson, W.I. President welcomed the residents residents to the party, and a happy hour of old songs and hymns was enjoyed. Mrs. Thomas Jennings led the singing along with the W.I. choir, and did several violin numbers. Mrs. Viola Thorn- dyke was pianist. Several of the residents enjoyed a dance with the W.I. members. Gifts were given to the "birthday folks" and refreshments were served, culminating a jolly party. The United Church was a beehive of activity Sunday morning. 10 a.m. found some of the male members of the congregation setting up Barbeques on the lawn while indoors, in the kitchen, the ladies were busy with the many tasks which precede any function involving the serving of food! 11:30 found a well-filled sanctuary (including many newcomers who were most welcome) to share in the hour of worship. Immediately following the service the congregation were invited to go downstairs to view the many splendid displays displays depicting the work of the various organizations of the Church, both in the community community and worldwide - an opportunity opportunity to really "discover the Church" which was the theme of the function. Bright sunshine and mild temperatures added to the pleasure of the outdoor feast of juicy hamburgers and sizzling sizzling weiners, topped off by sampling the great variety of finger desserts prepared by the ladies. Everyone was most gratified gratified with the success of the event and are indebted to Rev. Lindsay and other committee members for the careful planning planning and preparations. A percentage percentage of the receipts go to the Ventures in Missions pro- TJfianfz Ufxandma anAd\l\pm this. LJ(ianfzi.cjüjüicj doras, to (f^XEsntvoocl TJovjex ûntz TO YOUR OWN RESERVED DINING ROOM SET JUST LIKE MOM'S CARVE YOUR OWN TURKEY VEGETABLES IN BOWLS DUTCH POTATOES OR YAMS 2 VEGETABLE CHOICES DRESSING, GRAVY CRANBERRY SAUCE JUICE and SALAD BAR $ 89 95 Take Home Leftovers for a Snack ONLY PLUS TAX AND GRATUITY FAMILY DINNER FOR 6 TO 8 PEOPLE (under this price) HURRY, ONLY 6 SITTINGS! CALL FLORENCE TODAY 885-2431 EXT. 602 Minimum 48 hr. Notice of Reservation ÇüeetuMod ^low&i 9*m PORT HOPE 885-2431 MSWraftw 111 li * m àv : •é il m 'Ml m » mi I §§ III WEEKEND DINING FRIDAY EVENING - Entrees by the Ounce Enjoy food to fit your appetite. * Sirloin s 1.55/oz. * Salmon s 1.20/oz. * Beef Tenderloin ... $ 1.90/oz. * Lamb Cutlet s 1.30/oz. (Minimum 4 oz.) Includes .soup nr salad, bread and bmter, coffee or tea. m m SATURDAY EVENING Along with our regular menu we are featuring a Hip of Beef Special Includes hot vegetables, salad bar, dessert from our famous dessert $0 95 A If* 1 « SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th Sunday Family Thanksgiving Brunch Includes hot and cold buffet along with dessert from our famous pastry table ' 50 II a.III. to 2 p.Ill O. PER PERSON Mugidun -- ClilT Harden for your Children's Entertainment SUNDAY EVENING and MONDAY EVENING along with our regular menu we will he featuring a Special Thanksgiving Dinner Including juice, relish tray, Roast Ontario Tom Turkey, celery dressing, fresh cranberries, butternut squash, beans 95 PER PERSON cranberries, butternut squash, beans Henry VIII, Ant potatoes, fresh pumpkin $0 I and apple pie, beverage Q , Hwy. 401 and Liberty St HOTEL Dining 5 lo 10 p.m. For Reservations Call 623-3373 Bowmanville !• . '"."VL l!T,.:}.?! ject of the National Church - and the remainder goes into the coffers of Bethany Church for work in the community. Correction: In a recent report of the Bethany U.C.W. meeting it was stated that their upcoming Turkey Supper was to be held on Wed., Oct. 28th. This should have read Wed., Oct. 26th. The Bethany Golden Stars are holding their annual tea and Bazaar on Wed., Oct. 19th at 2:00 p.m. The Dowling scores are: High lady - Mary Finney 337, Runner-up - Joyce Edwards 293. High man - Charlie Crowe 326, Runner up - Herb Chislett 325. Bowlers over 200: Ross McKague318, Frank Edwards 280, Dick McConnell 275, Mary Morton 261, Ross Woods 260, Iola Chislett 252, Cathie McKenzie 248, Geneva Newell 243, Betty Durham 237, Ken McKenzie 234, Anne Holby 226, Art Thorn 221, Charles Smith 217, Margaret Wright 211,' Ralph Holby 209, Viola Clark 200. We have been happy to have some persons from England visiting in the area. Mrs. Alf Davison, Liverpool, spent two weeks with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and visited other members of her family in Orillia, Toronto and Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards also enjoyed a three- week visit from Joyce's niece from England. This was her first visit to Canada and she was most impressed with the vastness of our country! Mrs. Mary Capell, Mr. and Mrs. V. Jackson and Mrs. Evelyn Mount recently visited friends in Toronto. Buffet Dinner at the Port Darlington Marina Hotel South of Hwy. 401 - Exit 432 Take the entire family out for a Thanksgiving Sunday dinner. Watch the sailboats and see the new marina Villas coming up fast. Make reservations now, CALL 623-4925 for Sunday, October 9 4 to 8 p.m. Excellent Food in a Beautiful Setting St. Andrew's Holds Inaugural Organ Recital Join us for THANKSGIVING More than 150 members and guests of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church attended an inaugural organ recital on Sunday afternoon with guest organist Keith Rasmussen receiving a standing ovation at the program's conclusion. Mr. Rasmussen, pictured here during practice is a native of Wisconsin and the organist at the College Park Seventh-day Adventist Church in Oshawa. St. Andrew's new Rodgers Columbian organ is a two- manual instrument installed recently by Michael Donovan of the Artisan Organ company. It produces the traditional classical tonal resources of the pipe organ by means of current electronic technology. Let us serve you ! Phone now for reservations and be prepared to have a great Thanksgiving! heritage Bmtae Restaurant anb {Pattern Bowmanville Mall Call 623-3023 STARTING FRIDAY SPECIAL! - Jj ZMSd /f » ~2L This Thanksgiving, Come Dine With Us Treat yourself to the great Canadian feast! Turkey is a tradition at Thanksgiving, and ours is prepared to perfection and served with all the fabulous fixings! Join us! RESTAURANT 9 King St. W. 623-5412 Bowmanville Lunch Buffet Served from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Dinner Buffet Served from 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. For reservations, please phone us at HWY. 115-35 Only Offering a complete selection every Thursday - Friday - Saturday THE FINEST BUFFET DINING TO BE FOUND. Choose from our complete menu offering you the very best in prime rib, plus excellent preparations of turkey and baked Virginia ham with all the trimmings. One Price -- One Serving . . . $ 9.95 (excluding Prime Rib) fflOüoO TFfflwsipao 987-4226 NEWCASTLE