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i I i ) The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, January 24,1990 11 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Museum Curator Speaks to Historical Society Wesleyville News by E. Barrowclough. On Wednesday, January 17th, in spite of the thick fog, Çarman Irwin, his wife, Barbara with Margaret Peters Peters and E. Barrowclough were able to join the good crowd attending the meeting of the East Durham Historical Historical Society in Port Hope. They were rewarded by a very fine illustrated talk by Mr. Bowering, curator of Cornwall museum. He spoke of the old breweries of Onta rio, including Molsons of Port Hope. Various methods of brewing were explained, in an excellent presentation, with the colourful costume worn by the speaker adding to the interest. People were present from Cobourg, Newcastle Newcastle and Newtonville. The February meeting should be as worthwhile, when a quantity quantity of the art of Port Hope's Farini will be shown. Morrish ladies' group met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Marvin on Wednesday January 17th, with usual number present. The speaker speaker for the afternoon was Mrs. Cheryl Baker (nee Ey- man) of the health unit, who spoke on the disease called Aids. Joining the many people who take courses and other activities during the winter months, Kay Tnorndyke is sharing a water painting class in Cobourg to improve an interesting hobby. Many area people attended attended the display and presentation presentation made by Hydro at the UPE ' aowi i at the King Street Bar - J-gÊÊ^ÿÉm, ■ ■ ■ S Grill Party starts at noon Sunday, January 28th 3 Screens to watch all the excitement 15C Wings Sign up for oar "Superbowl Pool" now King Street Bar & Grill 623-4666 36 King St. E., Bowmanville SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SHOW 'OA and his friends Casey and Finnegan Appearing at: Bowmanville High School Auditorium Friday, January 26,1990 Showlimes: 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Tickets: $6.50 AVAILABLE AT: Newcastle Jr. Y,, Newcastle Hope's Video, Newcastle Steelmans, Bowmanville Sponsored In/ Newcastle Jr. Y. Tickets will be available at the door if not sold out. Oddfellow's hall last week. Because there is a possibility possibility of local involvement, interest interest in keen. Whether a plant is built here or not, it is vital to understand the future future role of hydro in our lives. No one wants to face possible disruption of a community, community, neither does anyone want to face a shortage of power, so sometimes sacrifice sacrifice is necessary. Need of Power is brought home, with emphasis, on a cold winter night when disruption occurs, occurs, and a home has no auxiliary heat or light. Sympathy is extended to Rick Trueman and his family family of Port Britain on the death of his mother which occurred last week. The bird world continues to entertain those who provide provide them with food. We know that in the world of nature there is a food chain and not all birds live on seeds. A hawk has found the area around a neighbour's feeder to be a rich source of his kind of food. It is not pleasant to see the meat eating eating bird pounce on a seed eater, but that is the way it is in the animal and bird world. Helene Karvonen and her mother were in Brighton on Saturday to see Bob and Vie Hill, former residents of Port Hope. Bob is recovering well from back surgery, ana Vie from a recent stroke. Sunday morning, January January 21st, was like a picture post card with snow falling, white and beautiful. An old saying of long ago on such a morning was, "they are plucking geese in Scotland the day". I do not know the origin, nor how the feathers turned to snow: Most of the regulars were at Welcome church to be greeted at the •door as they left, by Clarence Clarence and Dora Nichols. The children's story concerned frieze ailing of the first disciples disciples arid the nïëntail- picture each of us must have, according according to our experience of lakes and fishermen. The disciples were later called apostles as they were sent out on their mission. The sermon continued the theme, telling of the potential potential each has to make a worthwhile life. The disciples disciples were ordinary men, their potential developed after after they answered the call. The choir's lovely anthem was "If ye Abide in me", led by John Groeneveld ana accompanied accompanied by Barbara Croft. The offering was received received by Allan Osborne and Edward Henderson. Communion Communion service will be on January 28th with usual Benevolent Benevolent Fund Collection that day. NICHOLS-GULSOY The marriage of Andrea Rose, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gulsoy of Toronto, Toronto, and Donald Garnet William Nichols, Hope Township, was solemnized on Saturday, November 18th, 1989, by Reverend John Metson. The marriage took place at Emmanuel College, College, Victoria University, Toronto, Toronto, Ontario. The bride was given in marriage by her parents, and looked lovely lovely in an ivory silk gown of cocktail length, with pleated skirt and matching top. The maid of honour was Judi Oudijans, a friend from university. university. Allyson Young, niece of the groom, was flower flower girl, David Walker, a friend of Donald's since boyhood, boyhood, was best man, and nephew Michael Jiggins was usher. The reception was held at Le Rendezvous. Guests came from, Cal- :ary, Ottawa, Burlington, lewcastle, Rockwood and Kingston. The couple will travel from January to May through. Egypt, South Africa, Africa, Botswana. Zambia, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Kenya and from there to Greece, Turkey, Vienna and Munich. They will make their home on the Hope township lake shore road. go Ni )) A HEALTHY LUNGS ARE A HOLE IN ONE! Support your local Lung Association 436-1046 RtUtUfitiXf' you Q4tl and QteetUufL... Da Hut Omens lesàil in Hie WxK Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 King St Bar & Grill PRESENT LIVE LONE STfiRS Friday Jan 26 Saturday Jan 27 36 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-4666 Purple Hitt Loyal Orange Lodge Burns' Night Dinner and Dance Dascline Community Centre timvmcmviltc Saturday, Jan, 27th featuring Scottish Entertainment Cocktails - 5:30 p.m. Piping of the Haggis - 0:30 p.m. Couples $40,00 Single $20.00 Telephone 623-2405 Vincent Massey School News Mr. Woishwill's class is going to study space. They will do their research about planets in the library with Mrs. Strong. The students are excited about their swi fuming classes. classes. They will be going on Wednesdays and Thursdays for five weeks. They can hardly wait until until January 29th because they will be going skiing at Ganaraska. Another special activity is reading with their kindergarten buddies. They certainly seem to have many interesting and fun things to do this month. by Jennifer Galinski The girls' and boys' volleyball volleyball teams are getting ready for their tournament on January 30. They will be having some exhibition games with Lord Elgin and Waverley Schools. This will help them prepare for the finals. finals. The boys, although they didn't win their games with Lord Elgin, were able to improve improve their scores each time. The girls won one of the three games that they played with the same school. Their style of play has improved improved steadily over the last few weeks. They are looking forward to competing in the tournament. by Tammy Bunce. Ms. Chadwick's class is busy making books, necklaces necklaces and paintings for their parents. They have definite ideas about what they hope to be when they grow up. Their answers range from doctors and fire fighters to transformers! by Ben Medd. Texture and Form Exhibit at Visual Arts Centre y,v ■ \ „ S ' ' > ÛL Artist Jane Dixon was at Bowmanville's Visual Arts Centre last Sunday afternoon afternoon to discuss her work with visitors attending the exhibition entitled "Texture and Form". The show consists of monoprints by Jane Dixon and baskets from the collection of Patrick D. Monaghan. Monoprints are made by producing a print from an image painted on a sheet of glass. Only one print can be made when an artist utilizes this method, hence the name. The monoprints of Jane Dixon will be on display display until early February. On February 4, Mrs. Dixon will be conducting a course at the Visual Arts Centre in monoprint techniques. Newcastle Community - Services Department PRESENT ANITA FERRAS IN CONCERT Thursday, February 8,1990 8:30 p.m. at the BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX fcorner of Hwy. No. 2 and Hwy. No. 57J $ 10.00/person - Reserved Seats Only Tickets available at » The Newcastle Community Services Department. Town Hall. 40 Temperance Street. Bowmanville and » The Newcastle Fitness Centre, 49 Liberty Street N., Bowmanville (open eveninfis and weekends! Call 623-3379 ext. 249 for more information