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» > I ? The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. Wednesday, November 27,1991 17 Isabelle Challice - 824 Quote: -- "He, who is of a calm and happy nature, will hardly feel the pressure of age, but to him who is of an opposite opposite disposition, youth and age are equally a burden." -- Plato. A bus load of people travelled travelled last Thursday to Port Hope and stopped to enjoy a delicious dinner at the Royal Canadian Legion. They then travelled on to Cobourg, where they spent the afternoon at the shopping mall. Belated happy birthday wishes to Marion Tennant, Station Station St., who recently celebrated celebrated her birthday (65th, on the government payroll now!) A large family dinner party at her home and she received 65 ros- Bowmanville Lions Club- T urkey Roll and Draw for $1,000 Cash Friday, December 6th 7:00 p.m. FREE ADMISSION FREE BUFFET Lions Centre 26 Beech Ave. BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE 6 TAVEM presents Saturday, November 30th Tickets Advance $7.00 at the door $9.00 UPCOMING ENTERTAINMENT with opening act: Doctor Rock 6 the Wild Bunch Friday December 13th tickets $9.00 FELONY Saturday, Dec. 28th cover $4.00 ■ Get Your Tickets for NEW YEAR'S EVE featuring FELONY 987-4442 45 King St. W. . Newcastle NEW YEAR'S EVE Tues., Dec. 31st Tickets $20.00 . includes Hot & Cold Buffet. i and \ Champagne and Admission cs! (Real Flower Power). At the recent annual meeting meeting of Bowmanville Horticulture Horticulture society, Mrs. Bertha Bamcs donated 6 beautiful African African violets for draw prizes and who won, my better half! Happy to report Mrs. Marjorie Marjorie Dickson .is" safely home after a long stay in Oshawa Hospital. Yelverton by Harvey Malcolm Belated Best wishes to the Wilson family Norman, Ann and Norma, all of whom observed observed their individual birthdays birthdays on Saturday, November 16th. A family dinner at an Oshawa restaurant was scheduled scheduled for Saturday evening. On Friday a.m. a final tribute tribute was paid to Gerald Stinson by an overflow crowd of mourners gathered to pay their last respects to a fellow who was held in the highest regard by his fellow man. At the funeral funeral service three violinists with whom Shorty had been associated over the years (sorry we didn't get their names) played several appropriate numbers including "Amazing Grace" Old Rugged Cross and other numbers. The minister paid timely verbal tribute to Jerry and commented commented on his outgoing personality personality to make the world a much happier place to live in. Following the service and interment, Mrs. Slater of the Scugog "Islander" dance hall invited the mourners back to the hall for refreshments. Jerry and Nora were present at the Islander almost every week and were present there the night of his untimely death. The deer hunting crew which included Mr, Lome McGee and Mr. Floyd Stinson were successful this year in getting five deer for their party of ten hunters up in the northern northern climes. The main course in the meals ahead will be venison, venison, we presume. Pleased to report that our eldest daughter, Mitzi Malcolm has been accepted as a participant participant in the Independent Business Business 9 month Training program, program, commencing on Monday, November 18th. On the job training is scheduled to take place at the new Royal Bank in Scarborough Centre. ■Ronald and Mona Malcolm Sharman attended the annual pre-Christmas Sharman get together together on Sunday at the Fene- lon Falls Senior Citizens complex complex with around 40 family members in attendance. This week was the conclusion conclusion of the Royal Winter Fair. It was our pleasure this year to have our two granddaughters, 8 and three, accompany us. This we assure you gave us a . new perspective of the Fair. High in their priorities were the Loblaws Super-dog presentations, presentations, the petting zoo with its wide variety of animals to feed and pet, the inspection- animal by animal-of the rams, cattle and sheep, feeding carrots carrots to their favourite and friendliest horses. The playpen with miniature farm tractors and implements and its piles of commeal to load and unload was top priority with our 3 year old. The fine butter sculptures sculptures were a great source of interest interest to all as well. in the Miniature Christmas Village. Live entertainment, shopping and restaurants. WINTER CARNIVAL DECEMBER 27T0 EARLY JANUARY TORONTO 416-294-7965 WHITBY 416-668-6606 300 TAUNTON RD. W. WHITBY, ONT. TAUNTON RD !■ I ri CHI » (ULifn cssm Rev. and Mrs. Fred Milncs, South Mountain, were last Wednesday visitors in town and called on several families. Mr. Carlos Tamblyn home for week-end, after staying all week at the "Lodge" Toronto for treatments. A very large crowd at the MacGregor's Auction sale in Town hall on Sunday afternoon afternoon and prices certainly did not reflect the present recession! recession! Mrs. Bertha White was a recent recent visitor with Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Wright, Severn Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice were visitors in Peterborough last Friday and visited their daughter, Mrs. Denise Warren and family. Town Hall Card Party Twelve tables of euchre at the weekly Orono Town hall card party, held Wed. Nov. 20, and following scores: High Scores Charlie Finnic 84; Hilda Hilda Caswell 83; Paul Mucha 81; Harvey Partner and E. Millson 78. Low Scores Walter Murphy Murphy and Ed Couroux, tied. Lucky draws May Tabb, Ruth Grady, Grace Coatham, Art Compton, Myrtle Alldread. Euchre in Town Hall every Wed, night 8 p.m. and ladies' invited to please bring lunch. 4-T Club Meeting Approximately fifty members members of Durham Sr. Citizens Club sat down to a delicious pot-luck dinner, in Complex hall, Station St., Orono, Thurs. Nov. 21. Following the dinner, a short business period and the crowd were treated to very beautiful slides of Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii. These were shown by friends of John Beattys, and much enjoyed enjoyed by the crowd. Birthdays celebrated and "Happy Birth-. day" sang to all -- Hattie Wil- ,son; Joyce Trueman; George Day; and Marion Tennant. Next meeting will be our Christmas dinner, Dec. 19 at 5:30 p.m. catered to by lady Kinetics. All donations to be sent to Salvation Army. 90th Birthday Party Belated "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Annie Cornish (McNally) who on Saturday, Nov. 23, celebrated her 90th birthday. A delightful "Open House" was held in her honor, in main hall of Orono United Church. The hall looked so pretty, decorated decorated in pink and mauve streamers and lots of pretty balloons. Guests signed in guest book and viewed the. congratulation plaques from Premier Bob Rae, and local M.P.P. Gord Mills, along with lots of old photographs of all the families. The tasty luncheon was catered catered to by ladies of Unit #1 and along with sandwiches and relishes, birthday cake and ice cream. Many lovely flowers and cards were received by Annie and guests were present from B.C., London, Stratford, Markham, Markham, Toronto, Ottawa, Huntsville, Huntsville, Colbome, Brighton, Lakefield and surrounding areas. areas. About one hundred and twenty five in attendance at this happy event. Film Board Meeting Members of "Focus on Christian Community ■ Concerns" Concerns" film board met Sunday evening to finalize their first .film night Sunday, Dec. 8 in Orono United Church, at 7 p.m. This will be a double feature feature with "Christmas is"an animated animated film, and "Best Christmas Christmas Pageant", both for all the family! Cost - collection and refreshments served following. Also a carol sing! Bring your family out for this evening. Orono United Church News We missed our children's story-time on Sunday morning as children were busy downstairs downstairs practicing for Christmas concert. The Orono choir rendered rendered "The Echo Carol -- Austrian, Austrian, with our new youth members in attendance. We are fâfo atut fyieetUyb... still in need of male voices for our upcoming "Cantata", if you arc fond of music, please come out Wed. nights at 7 p.m. for our practices. C.G.I.T. are busy practicing for their Vesper service. If you have a "middy", that you wouldn't mind parting with, we would be pleased to accept it! Call any of our leaders Chris Coatham 983-9789, Donna Donna Morrison 983-9107, or Judy Plummer 983-5327. Now that we have "Explorers "Explorers and C.G.I.T. we would like to organize a boys group! If you can help, call Rev. Clappi- son 983-5502. Orono U.C.W. Christmas • dinner and annual meeting this Thursday evening 6 p.m. for ItilM r«M laM *!■ IMi m SINCE mo Call Sandra Yates Telephone 623-5873 pot-luck dinner. Please bring your annual reports. Youth Workshop -- Thursday, Thursday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m., in lower C.E. for all interested leaders or potential leaders with Debbie Luchuk, Bay of Quinte Conference Youth leader. leader. Our greeters -- Derek and Dorothy Barnett. Our ushers - Lynn Rood; Doreen Wood; Kathy Millson and Anna Mae Barnard. Up-Coming Services Sunday Dec. 1st -- Sacrament of Baptism, Communion Sunday Dec. 8 -- White Gift Sunday. Our church is sponsoring sponsoring 2 families ( check your Bulletin for sizes.) Sunday Dec. 15 -- "Christ mas Cantata" by choir. Children's Children's story: we arc in need of people to tell the children's story, during the service. We can supply the stories, if you will tell it. For more information information Call Donna Hutton 983- 5717. Food Banks -- Don't forget your donations to Food Bank. Donations can be left at back of Church. They will then be sent to Salvation Army, for distribution distribution in our areas. Reports from Supply Dcpts. an excellent response to the appeal appeal for clean used men's and women's clothing (Men's Hostel Hostel and"Dcnise House"). A work party of ladies made several quilts last Tuesday. Tuesday. Graft booths set up at Orono Town Hall stayed open for business both Saturday Saturday and Sunday of last week following the "Lighting of Christmas" ceremony in downtown Orono last Friday evening. The unique hand-crafted wares on all the craft tables provided unique gift ideas such as, stuffed fabric animals, carved wooden birds, pencil etchings of pets, and stained-glass window hangings. PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL Holiday Calendar )i Sunday, Dec. 1 - from 10:30 a.m. Family Buffet Breakfast ■ j £ Fun and Games b !?: Santa arrives at 11:30 a.m. 7j £ V V V | Friday, Dec. 13 (P.D. Day) j it: from 11:30 a.m. ;j £ Family Buffet Lunch it: Childrens' Coloring Contest it Santa Arrives 12:30 p.m. v V V V 4 i: Christmas Day - 4 to 8 p.m. 1 i Turkey, Ham and Beef Buffet y. with all the trimmings ($16.95 plus taxes) 4 V V V New Year's Eve % i(a) Main Deck Dining Room (from 5 p.m.) .4 Candelight Roast Beef and Lobster Buffet i? John McKenzie Entertains at 7 p.m. A $25.00 per person taxes included. |V(b) Upstairs in the "Bridge" from 8:30 p.m. J Chef's Cocktail Buffet and Dance '■* (Hats, favours and Midnight Buffet) Cash Bar ÿ Limited Tickets - $25.00 per person (taxes incl.) it<c) Downstairs in the "Brig" from 8:30 p.m. i Live Band-"The Chill" Advance Tickets $7.50 per person. At the door $10.00 (Midnight Shooters) ^ V % I New Year's Day (Wednesday) \ ^Breakfast Buffet 9 to 11 a.m. ($4.95 plus taxes) " 1 Brunch Buffet 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. % $9.95 plus taxes A Roast. Beef Dinner Buffet 4 to 8 p.m. . j $15.50 plus taxes j Vjt* Lake Road off Liberty St. South, i Bowmanville v, Reservations Appreciated 623-4925 : j GIFT CERTIFICATES (any amount) % AVAILABLE Oil CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT THE OSHAWA CENTRE! Oshawa Centre (OQ-WhcltCVCl' ÎS on your Christmas shopping list, you'll probably find it at the Oshawa Centre. After all, we've been Durham's largest shopping centre for over 35 years. We've got Sears, Eaton's, The Bay, Zellers, Loblaws and the third largest Famous Players in Canada. We've got over 170 shops and services, friendly salespeople and acres of free parking. So come to the centre and get into the spirit of Christmas. Visit Santa Mon. - Sat. 10am to 8pm • Sun. Noon to 5 pm Shop Mon. - Sat. 9:30 am - 9:30 pm • Sun. Noon - 5 pm 0-S'H-A-W-A The Elf Capital of the World! King St. W. and Stevenson Rd. S. Phone 686^2393 Buses Slop at East & West Entrances