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i t i 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 30,1983 Section Two A guide to fine dining and entertainment. ' /% / Unique Item on Sale at Salvation Army Craft Show Ali Van Heiningen, of the Bowmanville Salvation Salvation Army, displays a unique item for sale during last week's salad luncheon and sale of Christmas craft items. Mrs. Van Heiningen is displaying an apron which can be worn with slacks. It might be a good idea for anyone with a homemaker on his or her Christmas list. Orono Hort. Soc. Holds Christmas Party ORONO NEWS Quote - "It is much easier to do your work right, than to explain why you did it wrong." Congratulations to Orono's two brand new business operations this week! I.G.Af opened their new store on Wednesday morning and Yvonne Maitland opened her new venture "The Apple Blossom Shop" on Friday morning. This is a flower and gift shop and will be very welcome to shoppers, especially especially at this time of year. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wannan and family, Belleville, were last weekend visitors with his mother, Mrs. Doris Wannan. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mercer, Mr. Ross Mercer, and Mrs. Doris Wannan attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration in Vincent Massey Arena, Bewdley, on Saturday evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mercer, Garden Hill. A well attended celebration in Orono I.O.O.F. hall Saturday, Saturday, Nov. 26, for the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Patterson. May we extend our belated congratulations! congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice and Barry were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmer, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Harris spent last weekend visiting their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulford and family, Meaford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor attended St. Marks United Church, Scarborough on Nov. 20, for the sacrament of baptism of their great granddaughter Ashley, daughter of Dr. Dale Taylor and -Dr. Sandra Lang of Toronto. The officiating minister was the baby's grandfather, Rev. Wilbur Lang. Kendal Couples Club enjoyed enjoyed a full course turkey dinner on Sunday at Kendal Church hall. The following attended from Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. L. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. James Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. John Lowery, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ransberry. Mrs. Ruby Bryson, Kirby and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Orono, attended the baptism of Tamara, -daughter of Tom and Jeannette Beckitt, Oshawa, held in St. Andrew's United Church, on Sunday, Nov. 27. Horticulture Christmas Party Held Thursday evening Nov. 24, in the main hall with a somewhat smaller than usual attendance. The hall looked very festive with a lovely spruce Christmas tree all Here Comes TheSUN CHRISTMAS IN FLORIDA FLORIDA ADVENTURE 14 DAY DEPART DEC. 17 INCLUDES: SILVER SPRINGS BOAT RIDE • BUSCH GARDENS • CYPRESS GARDENS • SEA WORLD • WALT DISNEY WORLD (2 DAYS) • CAPE CANAVERAL . CHRISTMAS DINNER $ 820. P.P.DBL ORMOND BEACH (DAYTONA BEACH) 14 DAY DEPART DEC. 19 INCLUDES: 9 NIGHTS IN ORMOND BEACH $525.00 p.p. dbl ORMOND BEACH (DAYTONA BEACH) 8 DAY DEPART DEC. 25 lAFUHNOON MPUmwe NIGHT TBAVEL4 INCLUDES: 5 NIGHTS IN ORMOND BEACH $340.00 p.p. dbl Go Motorcoacb! FOR FULL COLOUR BROCHURE Bowmanville Travel - 623-3182 Four Season Travel - 623-4400 Trans World Travel - 623-1511 trentway tours aglow, and covered with handmade handmade mittens, to be sent to the Salvation Army. The show tables looked attractive attractive but several of our good exhibitors were absent due to illness, and this cut down on the number of exhibitors, exhibitors, The president welcomed everyone and following the singing of "0. Canada", several items of business were completed. The president then called on Mrs. Madeline Hadley to come forward and receive a gift to the local library of two new books. Mrs. Hadley graciously thanked the society for this and previous gifts and invited all to make greater use of our library. I.- Challice introduced the musical entertainment for the evening, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hayman and Mrs. Bonnie Cowle. The trio presented presented an excellent program of dancing, singing and all complete with sailor costumes and the "Pearly" costumes of England. Following their last presentation the trio led the audience in Christmas Carol singing with Doreen Lowery at the piano. This was much enjoyed by all and we used the Carol sheets, courtesy of the Canadian Statesman. Mr. Gould and son from Bowmanville presented a very • colorful and excellent program, program, a slide presentation of Nature in all her beauty. Mr. Gould had judged our photography photography contest and stated it was too bad to not have more competition. The results were given out and David Harrion was the winner in slides and Heidi Schmid in prints. In the absence of our secretary, secretary, Carol Mostert, who is ill, Yvonne Trofford gave the secretary's report and the president gave the correspondence. correspondence. The judge for the show was Mrs. Marjorie Freethy, Newcastle Newcastle who gave some helpful hints to exhibitors, particularly particularly using candles and materials too close. The show chairman Cory DeJonge gave the list of prize winners and she was capably assisted by Adele McGill, who filled in for our treasurer. The prize for best arrangement in the show was won by Cory DeJonge and the prize for most accumulated points in decorative sections through the year was won by I. Challice. This was presented by the president, Doreen Lowery. The president presented presented Adele McGill with a very pretty engraved spoon, in recognition of her many years of help to society. Adele thanked thanked everyone and said she really enjoyed her work through the years. The lunch committees served a delicious lunch of Christmas cake, cookies etc., to close a very enjoyable meeting. 4T Club Bazaar A very large crowd was present on Saturday, Nov. 26, to witness the very first Christmas Bazaar in our new building. Due to the huge crowd, there were times when the large hall seemed quite crowded. The bake tables, as Since 1910 MONDAY-THURSDAY 7a.m.-11 p.m. FRIDAY-SATURDAY '7a.rri.-1 a.m. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 7 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Serving delicious food of the highest quality at reasonable prices. Take-out orders a specialty. 9 King St. W. 623-5412 usual, were sold out in record time and brought in $170.00. The penny sale table was a beehive of activity and was in charge of Margaret Sutherland Sutherland and I. Challice. Crafts which were extremely attractive, attractive, were looked after by Hattie Wilson and Dorothy Stait. The ladies of the 4T club are noted for their excellent handwork. The tea rooms were most attractive and full at all times. Many patrons took the opportunity to see downstairs and through the building. The winners of the lucky draw were - Lace Tablecloth Tablecloth - Joan Deremo, Orono and afghan - Jean Butler, Bowmanville. Our grateful thanks to everyone who supported us in this new venture. Our total receipts were close to $800, so a very successful event for our community. St. Saviours Church News Advent Candles and Wreaths - A candle is lit for each of the four Sundays. This year we should use Peace as our theme. Peace in myself, Peace in my home, Peace in my work and community, Peace in the world. St. Saviours Church school will be putting on a program on Dec. 11. There will be a pot-luck luncheon afterward. All are invited to take part. • Advent Coin Cards are available for a gift to the work of the church. White Gifts - Gifts of canned goods and food will be taken to Oshawa Hostel. Toys will be sent to Downtown Church Workers, Toronto, and your gifts for local work should be designated. The A.C.W. Mitten Tree will appear soon, so get your knitting knitting needles ready! The Oshawa Festival Singers Christmas Concert will be held at Newcastle United Church, on Sunday, Dec. 18, at 7:30 p.m. Silver Collection and the guest soloist soloist is Miss Shelley Gray. Bible Sunday is next Sunday, Dec. 4th, the second Sunday in Advent. Orono Jr. Gardeners Party The Orono Junior Gardeners' Gardeners' Christmas show was held on Novi' 24 at the United Church. Eleven of the juniors were present and played several games while the show was being judged by Isobel Challice. Prizes went to the boy and girl with the most points in the Christmas show, won by Kevin Scott and Robin Robinson. Achievement awards, started started at the first of the year were won by the junior and senior with the most points for the year. Junior section was won by Kevin Scott and senior section by Robin Robinson. Prizes were donated by Stutts Pharmacy, the Bake Shop, Rolph's Hardware and the Apple Blossom Shop. Shelley-Anne Zegers supplied supplied homemade cookies which were served with hot chocolate. Each child received received a Christmas box of Cacti and Succulents . donated by Leila Werry, Minnie Zegers and Helen Robinson. We would like to thank all those who supported us through the year, supplying us with prizes and other useful articles. Everything is much appreciated. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Orono Junior Gardeners and their Leaders. Orono United Church News Members of the Explorer group lit the first cancUe for Advent and the choir rendered "0 Come Loud Anthems Let us Sing" at the morning service. service. Our congratulations to the hard-working M. and S. Committees, headed up by Bertha White, who on Saturday Saturday evening, rolled up approximately approximately $280.00 at their bake sale, held at Pethick's sale, Haydon, Our thanks to Cliff Pethick and to our Hi C groups who helped out. Birthdays this week are Bonnie Hardy, Dec. 1 and Wayne Werry, Dec. 3. Fourth in a series of five on "Discipleship" will be held Saturday, Dec. 3 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Please refer to Mark 12: 28 - 34. The sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated next Sunday, Dec. 4, Our U.C.W. executive meeting meeting will be held next Monday, Dec. 5, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Doreen Wood for a dessert tea. The general U.C.W. Christmas Christmas meeting will be in a form of a pot-luck dinner on Thursday, Thursday, Dee, 15. The dinner is at li p.m. There will be special entertainment. Kirby Curd Party Held in the church Sunday scluxil hall on Thursday, Nov, 24, with 13 tables, The results were High lady - Bernice Moffat, High gent - Jack Moffat, Low lady - Violet Sutcliffe, Sutcliffe, Low gent - G us Wilson, High School Drama Club Presents "See How They Run 99 "See How They Run" will make its premier in Bowmanville next week when the students of Bowmanville High School present their first play of the year. Performances are scheduled for December December 7-10, with all shows starting at 8:00 p.m. Senior citizens will be admitted free of charge to the dress rehearsal on Monday, December 5th at 7:00 p.m. Above, cast members Mark Romard, Angela Pickard, Bob Gill, Bev Whiten, Dan Coombes, Victor Romard, Joy Brooks and Fred Tippins listen attentively to director Bob Sheridan Sheridan during a rehearsal on Monday night. : Local Actors Perform In Drama Workshop Presentation The Bowmanville Drama Workshop's cast of "And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little" is shown above seated from left: Pat Bundle, Judy Bagshaw and A1 Nichols. Standing from left: Alwyn HELP FIGHT KIDNEY DISEASE. Huigens, Janet Pollitt, Lana Rickard and Elizabeth Prower. Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening performances were staged at the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School auditorium. SEE HOW THEY December 7,8,9,10. 1983 M 0OOPM Students 300 Adults 4 00 Senior Citizens will bo admitted FREE to the dross rehearsal on Monday, December 5th at 7:00 p.m. Every Thursday is Family Steak Night Our special for two . .. 8-oz. New York cut (person) $1 1 .99 per couple 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. Solved will) lilod onions on a sizzling platter, complolo will) salad bar, tried potatoes and vegetable. Choose either rice pudding or Jelly lor dessert. Eich family is «Mowed one or two chlldrm under 12 yri. only $1,25 aach. Child hat choice ol: burger • chips or « small «took. Thursday* wo ■lie sirvo our regular menu. KING GARDEN Restaurant and Tavern 73 King E 623 4255 Bowmanvillt