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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 4,1983 11 Let Mom relax on her day. We'll provide excellent service, delicious food and a warm and relaxing atmosphere to please all. COME DINE WITH US! ALSO: NOW OPEN AT 6:00 a.m. Monday to Friday- Serving our Breakfast Special from 6 a.m. to 12 noon. Saturday and Sunday ■ 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. BREAKFAST SPECIAL 3 eggs any style, choice of bacon, sausage or ham, An ne; coffee, toast and home fries y£ a Lu Bowmanville Restaurant n & Tavern > ^ Dominion Plaza ■ 623-3223 V George Aitchison, of the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club, was on duty during the weekend Cystic Fibrosis Tag Day held by the Kinsmen. Members of the Kinsmen Club were selling tags at the Bowmanville Mall and at various downtown locations during the fund-raising project. HAYDON NEWS Bowmanville High School students made a clean sweep win last week with their participation in the Northumberland and Newcastle School Board annual Canada Quiz. They won both the junior and senior competitions over the eight secondary schools entering the contest. Shown above with one of their trophies are the winning students along with members of the BHS staff from left: John Enris-Wind, Gary Milovick-teacher, Laura Suchan, Harry Bradley - principal, Mike Schaffeler and Henry Deuwel. These Overage Cowan Eagles Won't Be Playing Next Year Mrs. Geisela Reefke of Bowmanville Bowmanville visited with Val Lloyd and girls for Wednesday lunch. Mrs. Jean Garrard, Mrs. Jean Slemon, Mrs. Blanche Jones and Mrs. Lorna Graham attended Open House at Mrs. Gail Cameron's at Pontypool Wednesday evening where she had her wicker and silk flower arrangements on display and complemented the evening with a wine and cheese party. Several parents from the Village went to Open House at Enniskillen School Wednesday evening where the Enniskillen school choir entertained, - Grades 5 and 6 put on a French play. The three top public speakers gave their speeches and there v/as a Science Fair on view. 11 Mr. Sandy Jones .and Miss Julie Rusaw-ofrdslÉwa were 1 Saturday callers at his parent's home after a vain attempt at fishing. All they got was wet. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Black burn attended the Ontario Minister of Health of O.P.S.E.U. convention as a delegate in Toronto at the Sky Line Hotel Friday through Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams had their annual dance at the Acres Saturday night after spending the day in Stouff- ville. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Adams and family at Blackstock. Miss Carol Lott, Toronto was a weekend visitor of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams. Mrs. Norma Kennedy has returned home after visiting her mother in New Brunswick who has had a heart attack. For those interested in Bowling from Hay don, Club 21 is sponsoring an evening on May 7th, at Liberty Bowl in Bowmanville, starting at 8 p.m. Hope to see a good attendance. Congratulations to Mrs. Sylvia Laverty who had a birthday on Sunday. Guess what? She and hubby enjoyed The six players in the above photo will not be returning to the Eagles next year. The over-age players are Neil Jones, Rob Deboo, Carl Chambers, Stan Greenham, Randy MacDonald and Brent Clemens. On that Special Sunday in May Honour Mother on Her Day , Bring her early and don't be late But phone now for that special date It's in Port Hope at the Tower Treal her well - and be the Man of the Hour! Sparkling Punch Breakfast Buffet 8:30 a.m. -10:30 a.m. $4.95 per person Chefs Surprise Brunch 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 15 Hot, Tempting Items including Salad Bar and Dessert Buffet, Soft, Relaxing Music for Easy Listening by Phil James, D.J. Mom & Dad ■ $6.95 each Children ■ $4.50 each Senior Citizens - $5.95 each "Mom of the Year" Dinner Buffet 5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. NOT 5, NOT 6 BUT... 9 FULL COURSE CHOICES TO CHOOSE FROM Including Sirloin of Beef, Ribs, Shrimps and Veal (or treat yourself - try them all!) Plus our Fabulous Salad Bar and Home-Made Dessert Buffet!! Guest of Honor -I he Winner of our Mother's Dav Contest- ,.. and serenading all Mothers - "THE TOWN and COUNTRY SQUIRES" of the Pine Ridge Barbershop Chorus Mom & Dad $11.95 each Children - $7.00 each Senior Citizens $9.95 each r Port Hope Rfl«;.9d91 885-2431 for ever so long I tried to exchange My sewing machine For a good kitchen range; Then I ran on ad here And you really should see The range of the ranges Offered to me! f Mother's. Day Dine Out for Mother's Day! No muss . . . fuss! Just leave the cooking to us. Let Mom relax and enjoy a delicious dinner out! It's a nice way to show her you care. Reasonable, Dad-pleasing prices! Forum Restaurant Hwy. 35-115 987-4226 Newcastle THE BEST FOR MOM... ^ Mother's Day z SPECIAL MENU Served Home-style in Bowls and on Platters the big day by going smelt fishing. Hope you have many more (birthdays). Mike's sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Petrie from Nakusp, British Columbia were visitors visitors for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Khuhne of Scarborough were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laverty and family, while her sister was here from B.C. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin and Paul were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Ennis- more, Ontario, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Degeer, Bancroft had lunch with their aunt, Miss Cora Degeer on Sunday, then were callers of Jack and Blanche Jones Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spry and Ashley, Toronto were weekend weekend visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Potts. Miss Cora Degeer was a Sunday supper guest with Harry and June Degeer and boys at Blackstock. Mrs. Carol Rusaw will be visiting in Nova Scotia on the trip with Wayne this week. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Jones, Maureen and Heather of Port Colborne were Sunday callers at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones. Nice to see Heather out of the hospital for a weekend pass. Oh I must not forget, I understand Cora Degeer celebrated celebrated her 39th birthday on April 26. (Jack Benny's 39th, you know) Many belated happy returns of the day. FOR MOTHER'S DAY Featuring outstanding service and fine food temptingly prepared. Make this a family affair. RESTAURANT 9 King St. W. 623-5412 Entrees Include: • Roast Beef • Young Roast Turkey with Pice Dressing • Cordon Bleu Veal Cutlet stuffed with Ham & Cheese • Battered Deep-Fried Shrimp on Bed of Rice Each Entree Served with: • Homemade Soup or Juice • Loaf of Homemade Bread • Your Choice of Dessert • Tea or Coffee Each of the above meals only.. $ 9.95 (Children's Price $4.00) Acres Restaurant Jaunton Road 263-8421 (Licenced Diningroom under LLBO)