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"1 \ 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 5,1986 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. News and Happenings from Elizabethville On Thursday the seniors had their pot luck dinner but not as many attended. The Gardiner twins, Ona and Jim celebrated their birthdays. We played games for a while but had to leave as the hydro went off after dinner and it was too cold without the furnace going. Several in the area have seen eight deers, 2 bucks and 6 does feeding in fields along Road 9 and the 9th line north of here, lately. The earthquake tremor was felt by many in the area. I was sitting with my back against the outside wall and I felt a dull thud and a vibration vibration for a few seconds. I thought an electric charge had caused the electric ■ stove to shake but a few minutes minutes later Betty Kennedy on CFRB said that there had been an earthquake. Sympathies are extended to relatives and friends in. the death of the late Birdena Elliott who was buried on Thursday. Several Several in the area attended the funeral in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beatty and Shirley Yaremo, Mr. and Mrs. A. Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. K. Trew attended the Farm Machinery Show in Toronto one day last week. Church services were held as usual. Mrs. King was with us. The choir sang. We have a new bouquet of artificial artificial flowers for the winter months which brightens up the altar. I presume that Mrs. Ritchie was reponsi- ble. Mrs. King told the story of a boy who wouldn't let anyone play with his new toy and he soon found that he had no friends. A lesson in sharing. Scriptures read were Jeremiah 1:4-10,17-19, Luke 4:21-32. This tells of the Lord calling Jeremiah to be a prophet to the nations nations and he was made. stronger to help him; but still he was afraid. When Jesus started to speak to his people and they recognized him as Joseph's son he answered a prophet is never welcome in his own town. He referred to Elijah who wasn't sent to anyone in Israel but to another part of the country. There were many people suffering from want due to no rain. Elijah preached to the ones with plenty to share with those who were in need. A lesson in sharing. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Peacock took up the offering offering and Mr. Banister was at the door. Coffee was served downstairs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes, Port Hope, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer. They played cards some of the time and the ladies quilted on a quilt that Mrs.. Mercer had in the frames. Mr. and Mrs. P. Mercer with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mary Trew and Jonathon were with Mr. and Mrs. R. Beatty one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. Langs ta ff and girls, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson helped celebrate Ken Fowler's. birthday on Saturday. Mrs. Glenda Crombie and boys, Bowmanville, were with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill were in Oshawa on Wednes day. Alter the funeral on Thursday they were with Mr. and Mrs. March's for tea. Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer were with Mr. and Mrs. J. Fajt, Pontypool, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson had Mr. and Mrs. J. Sevenhuysen and Cheyenna, Mrs. E. Fowler, Mrs. Westheuser and girls on Sunday. Mrs. Beryl Dekoker took her debating team to the meet at Barrie and brought back three of the top prizes. She teaches at Ajax High School. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock had the twins and Shane home on the weekend. Other visitors were Misses Linda Stothart, Port Hope; Christie Allen, Sophia Kneisel, Toronto. Happenings from Orono By Isabelle Challice San Marine This Week February 5 - 9 Wednesday to Sunday Branded Country Wed: - Sat. 9 p.m. -1 am. | Sunday 3 p.m. -11 p.m. (band starts 5:30) Guest Appearance this weekend by MYRNA LORRIE at San Marine 96 Waverley Rd., Bowmanville 623-1140 Quote: "You are smart if you only believe half of what you hear; you are downright brilliant when you know which half!" Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn spent last week visiting her son Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tamblyn and family in Kingston. Mrs. Irene Burley, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, spent several days last week visiting Mrs. Hazel Stapleton. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa, were luncheon guests of Mrs. Eileen Billings Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey, last Saturday. Misses Jacquline and Joanne Sutherland, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, were weekend guests of their grandparents, grandparents, the 0. Challices. Mrs. Hazel Donahue, Bowmanville, and Mr. John Robinson were Sunday evening supper guests of Mrs. Hazel Stapleton. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tamblyn have returned home, alter enjoying their winter vacation vacation on the Island ofCuraco. Her many friends will be pleased to hear Mrs. Majorie Van Horne (formerly (formerly Whitby) is now a resident resident of StrathManor, and much closer to her Orono friends. If you have not received your church photography album, call the church office office 983-5502 and call in to pick up! Congratulations to the Durham Central Agriculture's Agriculture's new 1986 executive: Mr. Harold Ransberry, Fair Manager; Mr. Harold Bradley, Bradley, President; Mr. Ray Staples, Vice President and Mrs. Karen Yellowlees a secretary. Reminder to all flower lovers, our bus trip, on Feb. 12, Wed. to International Centre, Airport Rd., for Flower Show. Bus is at Orono Town Hall 11 a.m. - arrive home 5:15 p.m. Congratulations to our newest business! For all you pizza and sub lovers, the Imperial Pizza will be officially open this week. For a pure nutritious snack food, a well made pizza is the answer (from a pizza lover, says you). The new owners are Debbie Kusiar and Florence Grant and we welcome them to our fair village! U.C.W. Executive 1986 On Sunday morning members members of Orono U.C.W. were duly installed by Rev. Fred Milnes at regular workshop services. Following slate of officers officers was presented: Past President - Donna Scott, President - Marie Tamblyn, Recording Sec. - Lorn a Atkins, Atkins, Treasurer - Doreen Wood, Corresponding Sec. - Thelma Vagg, Best Wishes to Srs. Sec. - Eileen Billings, Citizenship and Social Action Action - Marion Milnes, Visiting Visiting and Friendship - Adele McGill and Stella Carson, Christian Education Eleanor Terrill, Stewardshp - Isabelle Challice, Challice, Supply - Dorothy Barnett, Barnett, Pianists - Joyce Gray and Judy Plummer, Manse Committee - Thelma Gil- bank, Programme - Stella Carson and Nan James, Kitchen - Betty Chatterton and Joyce Gown, Banquet Convenor - Donna Scott, Archivist Archivist - Margaret and Clare Gunter, Unit Leaders - #1. Dorothy Barnett, #2. Eileen Billings, #3. Adele McGill, #4. Lorn a Atkins, #5. Joan- Gimblett. Orono Town Hall Card Party Held on Wednesday evening, evening, Jan. 29, with 11 tables of progressive euchre and the following results: high scores - A1 Graham 84, Bertha White 81, A.E! McNally McNally 81, Norma Moffat 79, Thelma Vagg 78, Bernice Moffat 78, Marjorie Best 78. Low scores - Leona Wilson, Carlos Tamblyn (What happened happened Carl?). Lucky draw winners - Reg Elliot, Elaine Elston. Our next town hall party is Wed., Feb. 12th at 8 p.m. Winter Blahs Fashion Show Sylvia Parker's fashion boutique held an interesting interesting fashion show on Friday evening, Jan. 31, to assist the "winter blahs" feeling. There were several lucky draw winners and a general feeling of fun. Many exciting exciting and pretty outfits are on display and a "scarf-tying" jline like an Empenm in elegant Oriental style v EVERY WEDNESDAY IS FAMILY NIGHT DOWNSTAIRS 5 ALL YOU CAN EAT: *4.50 CHILDREN UNDER 10: *2.85 TODAY S SPECIAL 7 items to choose from • EGG ROLLS e HONEY GARLIC SPARE RIBS • SWEET AND SOUR CHICKEN BALLS • BARBECUE PORK FRIED RICE • MUSHROOM EGG FOO YONG • CHICKEN/VEGETABLE/ALMOND GAI DING • CHICKEN CHOP SUEY KING GARDEN RESTAURANT and TAVERN ^ 73 King St. E„ Bowmanville 623-4255 IlliiUfiiUt you Qifii and Q*eeùn<fl... Â Tht fcUîl fmm taàtt « tin WkN'" m. It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 tying" party will be held in the near future. Spring arrivals arrivals will be coming in soon so be sure to "pop in" and pay us a visit! We're in the former Hamilton's Insurance Insurance building. The Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at the regular Sunday morning morning service and Rev. Milnes gave the children's story and Marion Milnes with guitar led the children in singing several songs. Happy birthday to Leila Werry. on Feb. 3 and June Heard on Feb. 7. I would like to thank Marion Marion Milnes for doing the secretarial secretarial work since October. October. I will be in the office on Friday from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., and all announcements announcements may be phoned to my home 983-5702. -- Signed Mhrlene Riseborough. All U.C.W. meeting this week: #1. Main Hall, Wed. 5 at 2 p.m., #2. Home of Velma Armstrong, Tues., Feb. 4 at 2 p.m., #3. Home ofNeis De- Jonge, Wed., Feb. 5at2 p.m., #4. Main Hall, Tues., Feb. 4 at 8 p. m. No meeting for Les- kard Unit No. 5-for February. February. A large crowd at the congregational congregational potluck dinner held on Sunday, following the regular service. . Mr. Carlos Tamblyn chaired the business portion portion of the meeting and there were very encouraging encouraging reports from all departments. departments. The M. & S. Committees reported that they had reached their goal and thanked;,all i;W6o had assisted. assisted. Something new in our printed annual reports was the nicely printed page "In Memoriam"! Members who. had passed away in 1986 are W. J. Lome Bowins, Oscar Skelding and Alma Watson. Adherents' names are Jean Britton, Samuel Bentham, Cecil E. Dickey, W. Colville Evans, Shelly M.A. Hooey, Mabel Lewis, Everett Stapleton, Annie J. Stephens and Herbert Jack Watson. St. Saviour's Church News This week Deanery Council Council meets in St. Mark's Parish Hall in Port Hope on Monday, Feb. 3. Your rector will be attending attending the Archbishop's Pre-Lenten Quiet Day for Clergy on Tuesday. Lenten services begin at 10 a.m. in St. Saviour's on February 12th. The 1st Annual Aware Weekend, y planned for women and similar to the Men's Flame Conferences which have been a popular and rich experience in many lives, will be held at Geneva Park, April 11th to 13th, 1986. More information information is available on the notice boards. St. Saviour's A.C.W. held their regular monthly meeting meeting Tuesday evening, February February 4th at the home of Mrs. Doris Prust. ENJOY EATING AT JIMMY NOW OPEN FOR BREAKFAST! Hours of Business: Mon. to Thurs. i a.m. - 9 p.m. Friday 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 8 a.m. -10 p.m. 3-Star Breakfast • Ham, bacon, sausag or peameal bacon • Home fries • 3 pieces of toast (French stick) ONLY $1*99 Also available: pancakes ano pgg Muffms Lunch /STïïJÔT S. Char-broiled W® , Delicalesse 11 "^' 6 tanches (smoked ham, • Corned beef • Home-made soup for \unch daily t09 King St Dinner 4:30 j)-" 1 - 10 8:30 ,U "' Juicy 8-oz- New York Sirloin Steak and Potato $4.45 BowrnânŸÏ" e Country House RESTAURANT O u is very proud to announce Our Famous Hip of Beef jj Buffet Back By Popular Demand! -- MENU -- SUNDAY BUFFET SPECIAL 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Roast Hip of Beef Soup and Salad Bar Entreé . 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