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l l 1 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 14,1983 Section Two A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Jimmy's Place at King Garden Every Wednesday is Family Night Six-item Chinese Food Buffet SLTs. Only *4.25 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Children under 12 years - $2.85 NOTICE: OUR STEAK SPECIAL IS DISCONTINUED UNTIL JAN. 5,1984. Tyrone Mills Ltd. r • Fri /'•' TWnI mi.i Fresh-Pressed Cider Try it hot or cold every Saturday. Limited Supply of CHRISTMAS TREES Scotch Pine or Spruce Purchase jug of cider for $3.50 Get your tree for only $12.50 OPEN MON. THROUGH SAT. 9TO 5 SUN. 1 TO 5 p.m. UNTIL CHRISTMAS Located 7 miles north of Bowmanville on Liberty Street Hamlet of Tyrone TELEPHONE 263-8871 Here Comes Ike SUN r FLORIDA ADVENTURE 14 DAYS -- DEPART: FEB. 6,13,20, 27, MAR. 5,12,19,26, APR. 2 INCLUDES: SILVER SPRINGS BOAT RIDE • BUSCH GARDENS, CYPRESS GARDENS, SEA WORLD • WALT DISNEY WORLD/ EPCOT CENTRE (2 DAYS), CAPE CANAVERAL $ 820 P.P.DBL. (SPECIAL XMAS DEPARTURE DEC. 17) TEXAS 21 DAYS -- DEPART FEB. 4,25, MAR. 17 Includes: 7 nights at Bahia Mar Resort in rooms equipped with kitchen facilities • Guided tours of San Antonio. Dallas, Houston and Plantation in Louisiana • Dinner in San Antonio (weather permitting, served on flat-boat cruising the San Antonio River) • Dinner at Chattanooga Choo Choo • Astrodome • The Heart of Texas • Governor's Mansion • Lone Star Brewery • Mission San Jose • Brownsville Zoo • Shopping tour in Mexico • Confederate Air Force Museum • Evangeline State Park $ 1200 P.P.DBL. CALIFORNIA 23 DAYS -- DEPART JAN. 28, FEB. 11,25, MAR. 24, APR. 28 Includes: Guided tours of Tucson, San Diego, Los Angeles, Hollywood and San Francisco • Permian Basin Petroleum Museum • Old Tucson including lunch • Desert Museum • San Diego Zoo • Redwood Forest • Disneyland • Universal City . Studio Tour • Zion National Park • Grand Canyon • Petrified National Park $ 1530 P.P.DBL Go Motorcoacb! FOR FULL COLOUR BROCHURE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL Telephone 623-4400 TRANS WORLD TRAVEL Telephone 623-1511 BOWMANVILLE TRAVEL Telephone 623-3182 Drunk Driving Is Serious The seriousness of drunk driving is not recognized by many Americans. "Everybody" "Everybody" drinks and "everybody" "everybody" drives and "everybody" "everybody" does both at least occasionally. So what? What these people are unaware of is the tremendous amount of destruction that is caused by drinking and driving. Every year drunk drivers are responsible responsible for: 27,000 - 30,000 fatalities of one every 20 minutes $7.3 billion economic loss. This is nearly $20 million a day. Drunk driving laws in the United States are among the. most lenient in the world. The way other 1 countries handle drunk drivers: In Finland a drunk driver can get up to five months in jail with any amount of alcohol alcohol in his system. Hard labor is added if injury or death is involved. In Bulgaria, there is a 10 year minimum jail sentence for any fatality. In Norway and Sweden there is an automatic jail sentence. sentence. In Australia the driver's name is printed in the local papers under the heading "He's drunk and in jail." South Africa has a maximum maximum 10 year prison sentence and or $2,800 fine. In San Salvador the drunk driver is executed by a firing squad. In Turkey, the drunk driver is taken 20 miles away from his car and forced to walk back under guard. If you have even tried to walk 20 miles while drunk you know that you are probably better off being caught in San Salvador. Courtesy of Jack Allin SINGLES WORLD DINING-DANCING CRUISES-TOURS DANCING 8 p.m.-2 a.m. EVERY FRIDAY OSHAWA Carousel Inn Ballroom 559 Bloor SI. W. PETERBOROUGH Rock Haven Lansdowne St. W. Single and Unattached ONLY are Welcome Proper Dress • No Blue Jeans Climax Jazz Band to Open Newcastle Concert Series "" M# 1 * at the \ W Port Darlington Marina Hotel New Year's Eve Party CHEF'S SPECIALLY PREPARED CANDLELIGHT BUFFET served Irom 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. MAIN DECK DINING LOUNGE Dance Music by Mr. John McKenziè Hats, noisemakers, balloons and bubbly to ring in the new year. Tickets $55.00 per couple Sorry Brig is now Full! Family Christmas Day Dinner Sunday, Doc. 25 from 4 to 8 p.m. Salad Bar, Dessert Table and special ala Carte Menu New Year's Day January 1,1984 Regular Family Buffet Dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. Reservations appreciated 623-4925 . South of Hwy. 401 -- Exit 432 à If you are frustrated by having to drive miles and miles to hear top musicians, you will welcome a new group in the area who are bringing a concert series to Newcastle and district. The concerts will take place in Newcastle Community Hall on Sunday evenings at 7:30 p.m. The four concerts lined up for the present series are the Climax Jazz Band on February February 19; Entracte (a guitar and flute duo) on March 25; Marc Widner, pianist on May 6; and the Horseless Carriage Men (Oshawa Barbershop Chorus) on May 13. The Climax Jazz Band has played in over 50 cities and towns in Ontario, and has visited Vancouver and Montreal. Montreal. It has played at festivals in Sacramento, California; Denver, Colorado and New Orleans, Louisiana and in many jazz clubs in 11 states. The band appeared in the Dryboughs Edinburgh Inter- Yelverton Youth Group Takes White Gift Service White Gift Service was observed observed on Sunday, Dec. 11th with the Youth Group of the combined Charge taking the service and very efficiently too. The young people are to be commended for their efforts. To try to conduct a service in such pandemonium and disorganized confusion deserves a real vote of thanks from the congregation. Lisa Johnson and Clifford Wright conducted the service very capably and were ably assisted assisted by the cast of the young peoples group who also provided provided the choir for the day and acted as ushers as well. A White Gift service was also part of the agenda in the Sunday School as the children donated many gifts for children children less privileged than themselves themselves and special gift envelopes envelopes were contributed for Missions purposes. Next Sunday, the service will be conducted by Mrs. Hazel Gray's Sunday School class. Bring your earplugs and come and enjoy the service, particularly particularly the unrehearsed portion of it as the wee tykes ad lib their lines. Lovely poinsettias were provided by Betty and Bert Third (proprietors of Grandview Gardens) in We've Got all the Fixin's for Your Holiday Season Entertaining! Give the folks at Mary Brown's Chicken a call, and they'll bring you and your guests delicious fried chicken, fries, .'taters and some of our new delicious chicken fingers. Add an assortment of fresh, home-made salads and you'll enjoy delicious eating without all the fuss. Give Us A Call at 623-3561 and We'll Bring Everything To Your Door. Mary Brown's Fried Chicken 15V?. King Street Bast Bowmanville memory of their son Ken and friend Jane Carter who were tragically drowned in British Columbia waters last year. For any local choristers who would enjoy howling at the moon or singing Christmas Carols, the annual Carol singing singing will be held next Saturday night from Janetville to Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McFarland of Toronto were guests this weekend of Mrs. Audrie Brown and attended church on Sunday. Christmas festivities by one local family at least were observed a little early for the Moore family connection prior to Mary and Balfour Moore chucking our lovely snowy and blowy winter weather for their mobile home in Florida. Can't decide which branch of the "fowl family" they belong to - "Chickens" or "Lucky Ducks." Next Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Page and family are scheduled scheduled to hold their Christmas with Linda's family in Orillia. Welcome home to Miss Candy Malcolm who recently returned from Australia where she spent two enjoyable weeks combining business and pleasure in conjunction with their travel agency business. Pleased to report that Mr. Leo Cramyer has successfully undergone a repair job which has Cleared the artery on one side of his heart. Hopefully, a similar plumbing job can be done on the other side which would remove any need of a future bypass operation. Sorry to report that Mrs. Doris Rowan's kid brother Doug Jackson has suffered a heart attack (or was it a stroke? ) and has been in intensive intensive care in Oshawa General off and on since. All join in wishing Doug a speedy recovery. recovery. Likewise, much improved improved health to Bethany's Bruce McGill who at last report was still unconscious from his recent succession of strokes - some slight, some more severe. Mr. and Mrs. Marti Malcolm Malcolm and Dionne of Omcmee were Saturday evening guests of Candy Malcolm and her parents Eileen and Howard Malcolm. Congratulations to Mr. Stan Norris on 75 years of service to the Lindsay Coop Sales and Service Centre. Stan has been an exemplary employee, most obliging in serving even the most obnoxious customer, knowledgeable in all aspects of the business and always displaying a cheery disposition. disposition. Loyal obliging employees arc a company's greatest asset and our Lindsay Coop has been very fortunate in this regard. A tip of the hat and a bend of the elbow to Stun on this auspicious occasion, Pleased to hear his fellow employees are paying tribute to Stun tills week for his contribution contribution to the Lindsay Centre, national Jazz Festival in 1962. It has appeared on Canadian, American and Japanese television television shows. The music is hearty, happy, joyful traditional traditional jazz. The tunes are a mixture of really old things and at least a couple of tunes that most people will not have heard before. Marc Widner and the artists in Entracte are sponsored by Jeunesse Musicales - Youth 'and Music Canada, an international international organization dedicated dedicated to giving promising young musicians a chance to be heard and helping them up the ladder of success. Maureen Forrester and the Orford String Quartet started this way. The Horseless Carriage need no introduction to people in this area. ' Mayor Garnet Rickard has graciously consented to be Honorary Chairman of the Newcastle and District Concert Concert Series Organization. Other officers are: Chairman, Peggy Matthys; Vice-Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Ray Melville; Secretary, Secretary, Jackie Northam; Treasurer, Treasurer, Judy Miklos; Youth Committee head, Janne Tamblyn; Concerts Manager, Bill Scoffield. Subscriptions for the series of four concerts are $20. for adults and $10. for students. They may be obtained from members of the organization. Members of the Newcastle Lions Club will also be selling them. RESTAURANT Since 1910 , MONDA Y-THURSDAY 1 7a.m.-11p.m. FRIDAYSATURDAY •7a.m.-1 a.m. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 7a.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 Mcvies- In-Mction VIDEO RENTALS MOVIE RENTALS Mon. - Wed. - Thurs. or Fri 2 for $ 5.00 (or $2.99 each) TUESDAYS -- all movies Saturdays $ 2.99 V.C.R. RENTALS Mon. - Tues. - Wed. - Thurs. or Fri Includes 2 Movies Fri. - Mon. - Includes 8 Movies (2 - Fri. -- 6 - Sat.) Sat, - Mon. - Includes 6 Movies $ 1.49 *9.99 *36.95 *29.95 136 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE 623-1432