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■* l'in- C;iii;i(Iian Statesman. Bowmanville, November 18. 1987 I A guide to fine dining and entertainment. rfc f sr 19^ «a * 623 5107 ftlomiif jTnt-rj V* We Invite You To Join Us After The Parade ^ for a Seasonal Victorian Lunch "Don't Miss Our Gif t Shop For Some Uncommonly Elegant Gift Ideas. -X* ^ a. . £, * ► * *« a» * *- ï * HOUSE OF AMBER Gift and Luncheon Rooms 108 King St. E., Bowmanville Blizabethville MTews by E. Thickson 'man HOTEL~ (416) 623-3373 Oshawa - Bowmanville Highway 401, Interchange 432 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Wednesday: Wing Night AH you can eat $5.95 (P iusta«) Thursday: Ladies' Nile Linen and Lace ...a Sophisticated Ladies' Affair Free glass of Champagne Name draw for a monthly Grand Prize Weekend for 2 in Toronto Saturday: Dine and Dance BuffGt $12.95 (plus tax) Serving from 5-10 p.m. Sunday: Regular Sunday Brunch Adults: $7.95 (plus tax) Children: $4.95 (plus tax) D.J. Providing Music Wednesday-Saturday Church services were held as usual, Mrs. Quantrill and Mr. Banister were at the door to welcome everyone. About a dozen people from the Ganaraski Farm who were spending the week-end there, attended. Reverend Sedgwick opened the service in the usual manner and the choir sang an anthem. Scrips tures were read from Genesis Genesis 4:2-15 and Luke 12:13,14. The children learned another another two lines of the Lord's Prayer. Reverend Sedgwick spoke on "Am I my brother's Keeper?" and brought in a few instances referring to Armistice Day. The offering was taken up by Mr. Peacock Peacock and Mr. Walker. Announcements November 18th Free Trade debate at Trinity United Church in Co- bourg 7 P.M., November 22nd a seminar for delegates and persons interested in the work of the Presbytery at Kronk Hall, Port Hope United United Church. Last week the W.I. Convention Convention was held at the Royal York Hotel. Mrs. Barkwell, Mrs. Beatty and Mrs. Elliott attended. They reported a good convention, some were disappointed at now some of the resolutions turned out. More about it next week. Last Sunday the ambulance picked up a women's body here. She apparently had died of a heart attack in a car with another passenger on their way to Bewdley. I haven't haven't heard her name yet. Most of the local sick are fclétUfÙUj *fQ44> Qijti and QneetùUfi... IN Hut hma ksM « tki Nutt It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 'AND THE HENDERSON'S! SUPERMAN IV EXTREME PREJUDICES >. NEW RELEASES $3.99 CLOVER 1900 SELECTIONS 990 % j^vven lauu oll-lu i iuno %/vy | UGHTS VIDEO ACTION * % OPEN 110WAVERLEYRD., MEMBERSHIPS Sty SUNDAY BOWMANVILLE AVAILABLE % 623-3658 about the same. Mrs. E. Burton is back to teaching again after her sick spell. Jeffery Burton has been home with a cold. There seems to be several who have a type of flu and cold in the area. they i ited with Kim Mercer at their new home. Mrs. C. Mercer helped entertain entertain the seniors at Greenwood Greenwood Towers on Friday with singing and playing, Mrs. L. White, Mrs. Anders and Mrs. Clara Sheppard also visited the seniors. The seniors met as usual Mr. and Mrs. Plooard were absent as they were visiting their daughter. In their absence no one had turned on the heat so we had to wait for the hall to heat up but we managed. Mrs. Beryl Dekoker spent Wednesday with Thicksons. Mrs. Sevenhuysen and Mrs. Fowler attended the H.M.S. Pinafore at the Royal Alexandra Alexandra on Wednesday. They also had lunch with Mrs. Sevenhuysen Senior,Toronto. Senior,Toronto. Vera Peacock had a dinner party on Thursday evening and had Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill; Mr. and Mrs. A. Peacock; Mr.and Mrs. J. Peacock; Peacock; Dorothy Bell and Shane Peacock was home on Thursday also. She had a roast turkey dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Russell left Friday after the week spent hunting. No deer were shot but all had a good time anyway. Mr. and Mrs. E. Elliott visited visited at Mr.and Mrs. Seven- huysen's in Keene, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Greer and two boys, Peterborough, were also there. The Elizabeth ville Sunday School will hold their Christ mas concert December 20th at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill had Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Brighton, for tea Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mul- drew, Port Hope had dinner with his mother on Saturday. Saturday. TALENT AUCTION Thursday, November 26,1957 7:00 p.m. Viewing al 6:30 p.m. Lions Centre, Bowmanville FOR THAT UNIQUE CHRISTMAS GIFT COME TO CPF -- N/N's 2ND ANNUAL AUCTION OF ARTS, CRAFTS AND ± SERVICES • Water Colour - Don Staples • Photo Portrait - Cindy Murdoch • Half Hour Flight • Husband and Wife Wills • Christmas Baskets of Baking and Preserves • Model Soldiers and much more * CHILDREN'S SECTION Doll House Folk Art Cradle Birthday Party by Mad Hatters of Toronto Arts and Crafts Package Handcrafted Wooden Toys Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton Hot Cider, Coffee and Christmas Baking will be served. BETA KING "VIDEO Inc. DURHAM'S LARGEST A BEST BETA SELECTION FREE MEMBERSHIP 434-5140 306 King St. W., Oshawa OVER 3000 MOVIES WE SPECIALIZE IN BETA MOVIES Store Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 9 - 91 Fri. & Sal. 9 -101 Sunday 11-91 AFTER THE PARADE "COME SEE THE LIGHTS" AND HAVE SOME HOT CHOCOLATE AND COOKIES PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL LAKE RD. OFF LIBERTY ST. 401 BOWMANVILLE 623-3501 "ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET BRING THE FAMILY Friday, Saturday, Sunday 4 - 9 p.m. "Best Family Dining in the Area" fi a Enjoy Prime Rib complimented by 2;,ojgher types of meat, IriclSalng a large choice of ' other delicious Items. • >;/; i; . u t' Don't miss our dessert selections. Beverages Beverages Included. All prepared by our chef BILL NORTHCUTT "Over 40 Years Experience" -- FORUM RESTAURANT AND TAVERN Newcastle Phone 987-4226 Hwy. 115 Just 3 miles from Hwy. 2 Interchange AVOID TH€ TURKCVS PARTV H€fi€! With the Christmas Season quickly approaching, TJ's has some very special menus planned, especially for your Holiday Party. We offer a wide variety of menus and are open to your preferences as well. TJ's offers;freshly prepared foods,-friendly .service, warm Christmas atmosphere and an occasion to remember. Book now, as group discounts are still available. Inquire about a Terrific ROAST BEEF EXTRAVAGANZA NEW YEAR'S EVE PACKAGE. ^ 68 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-1307 BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE and TAVERN 45 KING STREET WEST NEWCASTLE (416)987-4442 Good Country Music This Weekend Dec. 4 -5 $5.00 Advanced Terry Sumsion $800 at Door at the Castle Hotel 54 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE (416) 623-7072 NOVEMBER 20 - 21 Cozy O Zone NOVEMBER 27 - 28 November Rain ^ Thursday %% ^ 5:00-8:00 p.m. X_ ^ Chicken Wings 3- 20* each ^ « ' T7 U. While Supplies >X" ikiklil TJ's features live entertainment Thurs. - Sat. weekly 9 -1 Enjoy wide-screen viewing and special events. TJ's OF BOWMANVILLE 68 KING ST. E. 623-1307