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Bowmanville, November 14. 1979 Section Two SAND ENTERTAU-&-NMENT GUIDE OMOND BEACHI ST. PETERSBURG 1 r% Jf fi A luAI 12 Days Depart Dec. 22/79 12 Days Depari Ded. 22/79 ORMOND BEACH <DAYTONA> 9 Day Depart Dec. 25/79 (Afiernoon departure) FOR DETAILS CALL ihTrve BOWMANVILLE TRAVEL FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL 623-3182 623-4400 RESTA URANT MON DAY -THURSDA y 6a.m. - 12 P.m. FRIDAY -SArU RDAY 6 a.m. - 1a.m. SUN DAY 7 a.m. - 11:30P.nl. SERVING DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmanville on al Orders of ' $10.00 or More Full Course Meals in a Home- Li ke Atmosphere Il Kine St. W. 623-5412 Orono Amateur Athletic Association DANCE Satu rday, Novemnberl17, 1 979 at the Orono Communlty Centre 8:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. DIsa Jockey - Ref reshments 1 $7.00 a couple. Knights of Columbus TV BINGO Cable Channel 10 Every Wednesday startlng at 6:30 p.m. Grand' Prize Winner: Frances Gardner, Oshawa. Other Winners: Marjorie White, Oshawa; Mar- garet MoGiI, Bowmanville; Ella Wallis, Whltby; Muriel Roznlk, Oshawa; Mary Xavier, Oshawa. ALEX MeGREGOR DRUGS 5 King St. W. CHEOKERS VARIETV & HARDWARE Waverly Plaza FOODWORTHS VARIETY ANO GROCERY Hwy. 2 - Cuurtice FRANK's CONFECTIONERY King St. E. JEFFREY'S SUPERETTE Liberty St. S. LIBERTY BOWL Base Line Road NORTH END MARKET 101 Liberty St. N. TUTTLE'S VARIETY 87 Ontario St. SUPERIOR DO-NUTS 136 King St. E., Bowmanville Cards 50 each or 3for $1.00 ,ao,299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex Margot Samuel ý;allery St. Paul's Showtime '79 The Margot Samuel Gallery is celebrating its first anni- versary with a fantastic show of New Works On Paper by Ray Mead. One of the Painters Eleven, Mead shows great exuberance and sense of color in his works. Earlier works of this artist are on exhibit in the current Painters Eleven In Programs for the week of Wednesday, November l4th - Tuesday, November 2th, 1979 on Cablecast 10, serving Oshawa, Whitby, Bowman- ville, Brooklin and Newcastle. Wednesday, November l4th 2: 00 Whitby Couacil Highlights 4: 00 Durham Dialogue with Cave Bennett 4:30 Expression - with Jerry Sykes, Oshawa Santa Claus Parade and Miss Oshawa ,Jaunita Kranitzki 5: 00 O.D.C-A. with the McLaughlin Llbrary 5:30 Evening Report 6: 00 Let's Find Out Retrospect show at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. Mead's work will be on show at the Margot Samuel Gallery at 899 Nelson Street, Oshawa until November 24, 1979. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday noon to 4: 00 p.m. and other times by appointment. 6:30 Knights of Columbus TV Bingo 7:30 Education Scene with George k'earce and his guests 8:00 "So ... what do you want te be? " Careers in Medicine 8: 30 Focus On 9:00 Itescue 9:30 Siga Off Thursday, November lSth 2:00 Women la Politics with Elizabeth Gomes 2:30 Law with AI Fisher 3:00o Let's Find Out 3:30 Rescue 4: 00 Fecus On Elmhurst Motel Newcastle Nov. l5th, l,6th and 7th Nov. 20 to 24 - "LIPS" Dec. 22nd - "GOD DO" Dec. 27-29 - "THE PETTS"I Tickets available ai George's - Norman's Entertanment Centre -Bowmavillle and Sam the Record Man ln the Oshawa Centre. ~1 ~b~>Q 2XL&I U-ItbA P4euI1iiltwgtuu maumanomwam highlighted by an impersona- Contest followed with unusual tien of Cantor by Glen Prout resuits. Allanah Coles capti- during the singing of Mammy. vated the audience with three Then a group of eight teen- soles and then the finale age girls entertained the began. audience by singing three Using an international familiar songs. theme, la both costume, dance Neit the scenie c1angéd-te a and song, the final segment cafe, cemplete, with included belly and hula waitresses and a manager, for dances, an Irish jig and a the Home Town Reunion. Scottish dance. The evening's M yefthepayrbt entertainment was brought te y on ad oId, l ed their a clos e with two inspirational numerous talents. These sengs. Rev. Schamerhorn included feats of magie, solo assisted during these songs by and group musical numbers ojuting some of the lines from and many amusing situations, em. A hobo, a vamp, a. ventrilo- The evening performances quist and a group of alley cats were well-recelved by the were only a few of the many large audiences in acts involved. attendance and much of the Mfter intermissien a motley St. Paul's Players success is group of singers, called Ollie's due te the capable direction of Dollies, entertained the Mrs. Ollie Harding, who has audience with both their songs devoted ma>ny heurs of her and their antics. The players' time and talent te this year's version of a Wife-Calling show., Famous Lrish Rov ers Coniing to Oshawa nqaum ý 1 For these looking for songs laughs, colorful costumes and surprises, St. Paul's Auditorium was the place te be. The St. Paul's Players presented their 1979 version of Showtime on Friday andf Saturday evenings last week and the week before. Red, white and black were efecively used in both the saedecor and the players' costumes for the opening, musical tribute to AI Jolson. The fine Jolson songs broughit back fond memories and were 4:30 McLaughlin Art Gallery, Presents ... 5:00 Education Scene with Pearce and his guests i 5:30 Evening Report 6:00 The Storybook House 6:15 Happiness is Bowling.. 6:30 Durham Sports Scene with Dave Bookman 7:00 Bishop's Appeal 8: 00 Sign Off Friday, November lOth 1:00 High School Football Final - from Civic Fields (Senior) 3:00 Durhamt Sports Scene with Dave Bookman 3:30 Oshawa Santa Claus Parade Interview 4: 00 What Does the Bible Say? 4:30 "So . . . what do you want te be? " Career in Medicine 5:-00 Voce Italiana 6: 00 Sign Off Monday, November l9th 4:00 Sign On for the Deaf 4:30 Motor City Bowling Roll- 0f fs 5:30 Interview - Whitby Santa Claus Parade 6: 00 The Storybook House 6:15 Happiness is Bowling.. 6:30 Speakip~g te You with Scott Fenneil, M.P. Ontario Riding 7: 00 What Does the Bible Say? 7:30 Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade - 1979 8:30 Newcastle Council Meeting 11: 00 Siga Off -Thesday, November 20th 3: 00 Newcastle Council High- lights 5: 00 Expression - The United ayadthe Blind 5:30 Evnig eport 6:00 Women in Politics with Elizabeth Gomes 6:30 Voce Italiana 7:30 O.D.C.A. with acLaughlin Gallery 8:00 Durham Dialogue 8:30 McLaugblin Art Gallery Presents ... 9: 00 Law 9:30 Siga Off - Programs subject te change withiout notice. Skatingr Club -News The Bowmanvile FigYu]re Skating Club Executive hield a meeting on Wednesday, November 7th, in the Recrea- tien Offices. It was announced at this meeting that Sue Netten has been appointed, Social Convenorf or the season. Leona Smith is now the Key Person for the Monday night session of the Beginners and Juniors and Dianne Cookson will fill the saineposition on Sunday for the skaters at Darlington Spot Centre.Shirley Tennant is the Key Person for the Seniors. It was also made officiai that Mary Tillcock has g raciously consented te be the ecretary te the Executive for the 1979-80 season, filling the vacancy lef t when Heather Lyle was forced te resiga the position. There was some discussion on the Carnival which is tentatively scheduled for March of next year. The Executive desperately needs someone te bhead up the Carnival Committee or there is a very distinct possibility that a Carnival might net be held. The Chairpersen is mainly a person te delegate assignments te other members of the Committee, and genera1ly organize the planning ef the occasion. If anytone feels they can spare a lite of their time, please cal Club1 residnt Mr. Arlene 8The( RAY MEAD, NEW WORKS ON PAPER Exhibition continues until Saturday, November 24 rgot KXsamuel gaJkWy Gallery hours: T iesday through Saturday, Noon to 4: 00 p.m. other times by appointment 899 Nelson Street, Oshawa, Ontario. Phone (416) 571-1619 Bowmanville Restaurant & Tavern Present this coupon and receive an extra Dinner for only When you purchase one at the regular price of $795 *Thls off er only appiles ta anv one ot the four mals Ilsted mn the coupon. BOWMA NVILLE RESTAURANT & SPresent this coupon and recelve -an extra dinner (any one of the following -ý selectlons> fer only 1.100 when you purchase one at the regular price. Shish kebab $7.95. Ribeye Steak $7.95 Veal Parmigiana $7.95 . Pan Fried Filet of Sole $7.95 ~ I ~ Includes salad bar, coffee & rice pudding *This offer is vaild from Nov. 14 ta Nov. 21.1979 ~ 21King St. East, Bowmanvllle 623-3223 Bingo Special Free Admission Freee bus every Wednesday to International Centre, Toronto Jackpot $1 100 $5500 in prizes must go 20 regular games $100 each Early games, features and late games -Bus leaves Newcastle Community Hall, 5:30 p.m. Beaver Lumber, Bowmanville, 5:40 p.m. Castle Hotel, Bowmanville, 5:45 p.m. Oshawa Shopping Centre, 6 p.m. FOR INFORMATION CALI 623-3811i The Port Darlington Marina Hotel South of Hwy. 401 - Exit 75 - Bowmanville Main Deck Diing-room Popular DaiIy Business Mens Luncheons Evenlng Dinner Specials f rom 5:30 p.m. (except Mon.) (a) Pan Fried Filet of Sole - tartar sauce Complete dinner.............. ........... ..... $5.95 (b) Broiled T-Bone Steak - Mushroomn Wine Sauce Complete dinner ............................... $7.95 Buffets - Fr1. - Sat. and Sundays Entertainment by John M cKenzie (5th Vear) 'In The Bnp Tuesday Nights 6:30 p.m. toi10:00 p.m. TEEN DANCES Pop Bar- "Short Circuit", D.J Friday and Saturday 9:0OP.m. tO :00Oa.m. Dance ta the Hits of Pasi and Present - John Archer, D.J. Entertainment forAAges! Reserve early for Christmas and New Year's Eve 623-4925 Wdancamma years, five young men originally from Ireland have become major TV, concert, nightclub and recording stars. Residents of Canada since their teens, the IRISH ROVERS who will be appear- ing at Civic Auditorium, Oshawa, on November 24th came together as a group la 1964, under the leadership of WILL MILLAR. He gathered around hlm, his brother GEORGE, cousin JOE, and boyhood friends JIMMY FERGUSON and WILCIL McDOWELL. As recognition grew in Canada, interest grew la the U.S. and resulted la a hugely successful 22 week engage- ment at San Francisco 's PURPLE ONION, famed as a business personalities as the Kingston Trio, the Smothers Brothers, Phyllis Diller and a host of others. Since that PURPLE ONION opening on New Year's Eve, 1965, the IRISH ROVERS have neyer looked back. Decca Records were quick te sign them and release their first single, THE UNICORN, which quickly became a hit'the world ever. And with THE UNICORN came the recognition that has made them the best-known group of their kind. That same UNICORN signalled the start of the Revers' television series on the CBC Network, which built up an audience of over 2.5 million viewers each week. WMI grâmanangum Imm SATURDAY, NOVEM BER 24 8:30 p.m. RESERVED SEATS: $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12: $1.00 -DISCOUNT TICKETS ON SALE AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE Mail orders accepted (Until November 10> Send cheque or money order payable to: Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Tho raton Road South Oshawa, Ontario LU 5Y1 Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM