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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 25,1984 Section Two A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Celebrated His First Birthday WE RE MORE THAN A a NICE PLACE TO EAT Every Thursday is Family Steak Night Our special for two ... 8-OZ. NeW York CUt (per person) $1 1 .99 per couple SINGLES WORLD DINING -- DANCING CRUISES - TOURS DANCING 8 p.m.-2 a.m. EVERY FRIDAY OSHAWA Carousel Inn Ballroom 559 BloorSt. W. PETERBOROUGH Rock Haven LansdowneSt. W. Single and Unattached ONLY are Welcome Proper Dress- No Blue Jeans 73 King E. 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. Served with tried onions on a sizzling platter, complete with salad bar, tried polatoes and vegetable. Choose either rice pudding or jelly lor dessert. Each family is allowed one or two children under 12 yrs. only $1,25 each. Child has choice of: burger 6 chips or a small steak. Thursdays we also serve our regular menu. KING GARDEN Restaurant and Tavern 623-4255 Bowmanville Join Us for Our Tuesday and Thursday Night Specials 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Eat-In or Take-Out J3ervice^ CHICKEN 1 /4 Chicken $ 2.95 1 /2 Chicken *4.75 Served with French Fries and our own special sauce 1 A Chicken and Ribs s 5.95 Bar-b-Q Spareribs s 4.95 Served with French Fries, Roll and our special sauce Fish & Chips Hamburger $1.99 $2.25 with tartar sauce served with French Fries and all the trimmings Make a Move!! without ua Our Hostess' Gifts and Information Information are the Key to Your New Community Call Sandra Yates 623-5873 Tbt Mitt I mm tottl alkM Here Comes ItieSlJNF^ FLORIDA MARCH BREAK ORLANDO 10 DAY -- DEPART MAR. 9 (Evening Departure. Nignt Travel) INCLUDES: SEA WORLD • WALT DISNEY WORLD INCLUDING EPCOT (2 DAYS) • CAPE CANAVERAL • CYPRESS GARDENS *580 p.p.dbl uicJvttcw Hwy. 401 and Liberty St. S. - Bowmanville For Reservations and Information Call 623-3373 ORMOND BEACH (DAYTONA BEACH) (Evening Departure, Night Travel) 10 DAY DEPART MAR. 9 *495 P.P.DBL Go Mot&rcoocb! FOR FULL COLOUR BROCHURE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT BOWMANVILLE TRAVEL Telephone 623-3182 FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL Telephone 623-4400 TRANS WORLD TRAVEL Telephone 623-1511 trentway tours TEVE'S The House of Steak & Seafood 922SIMCOEST.N. 579-2369 All Major credit cards accepted. January i February Dining Delights Sun. thru Wed. 4 p.m. till closing. STEAK & RIBS PRIME RIB FISHERMANS PLATTER TURF & CRAB All meals include: GARLIC BREAD, PICKLES, TOSSED SALAD, APPLE STRUDEL TEA OR COFFEE ' FOR ONLY 10» 5 The Newtonville Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Melville Jones in Newtonville on January 18th. Twenty three ladies, including two visitors, were welcomed by the President, Mrs. Sharon Buttery. Institute Ode was sung and Mary Stewart Collect repeated in unison. Minutes and treasurer's report given. Correspondence read. Three ladies will attend a District Historical meeting at the Anglican Church parish hall on Thursday, January 19th at seven o'clock. Mrs. Helen Hobbs has inquired for information concerning the quilt and a centennial project. Mrs. Madeline Buckley moved, seconded by Mrs. Kay Kimball, that Helen be reimbursed for any expenditures she might have concerning same carried. Mrs. Louise Jose moved, seconded by Madeline, that 12 logos will be made and put on the quilt. Carried. Roll call taken. Mrs. Esme Goldie's group then took charge of the meeting. Consumer's affairs was this months project. Esme replied to the motto, concerning changes in clothes of 100 years or more. Mrs. Hazel Crago was a guest, bringing buttons of all descriptions, beautifully mounted in different categories, with a story to many of them. Mrs. Rowena Tizzard sang a solo which was much enjoyed. Mrs. Bessie Truckers & Travellers Store at 5th Wheel Is Feature of Truck Stop One important aspect of the complete service offered at Fifth Wheel Truck Stops is the truckers and travellers store, located just off the lobby of their main buildings. The Bowmanville store features a special western wear section, where western jeans, shirts, jackets, cowboy hats, boots, belts, feathers and accessories are sold. Fifth Wheel specializes in western wear by Lee Jeans, made in North Bay, plus Biltmore hats, Boulet boots, J. P. Hammill shirts and vest and Brown of Canada boots. Such items as log books, CB equipment, mirrors, tape, lights, funnels, tie-down straps, hub caps, deicer, deicer, lubricants, anti-freeze and a hundred and one other things are popular with the truckers. The large store also carries books, magazines, souvenirs, confectionery and gifts. The Fifth Wheel Truck Stop would .like to thank the following contractors for their assistance in the construction of their motel complex: Brush Electric Milton -- Ontario Bill Clarke Plumbing Oshawa -- Ontario Allard Construction Binbrook -- Ontario Durham Building Supplies Bowmanville -- Ontario Elizabeth ville W.I. to Meet Feb. 7th ELIZABETHVILLE NEWS Sunday there was a good crowd out for the service. Rev. Rutherford continued the service with the life of David, telling how he defeated the Philistene army by killing their leader with a sling shot, also how King Soul tried to kill David, continuing how David became king and how he sinned and repented. The choir sang an anthem. Mr. H. White and Mr. Hancock took up the offering. Next Sunday, Miss Jean Bridgeman will be our speaker. The official board will meet at Welcome Church, January 23rd. Coffee was served as usual. On Monday afternoon, the United Women Unit II met at Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew's home. Mrs. Ken Trew opened the meeting with prayer and Mrs. J. Peacock continued the study of the book we are using. We had an excellent discussion discussion on Jesus and how He associated associated with the poor, sick and the children, not just the upper class. Mrs. H. Quantrill had the minutes of our last meeting. The Rally at Warkworth will be March 7. We expect to have an lim anù Blatant Past Hello! My name is Jonathan and I celebrated my first birthday on October 18,1983. My parents are Ed and Evelyn Wood, 153 Central Park N., Oshawa. My grandparents are Anne Davidson, Oshawa, and the late Thomas Davidson, Everett and Wilhelmina Wood, Bowmanville. My great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wood, Bowmanville. A special hello to my big brother, Darren. Newtonville W.I. 50 Years Ago Thursday, January 25th, 1934 The B.H.S. Junior basketball basketball team defeated Whitby 48- 33 on Friday afternoon. Coached by Mr. Ed Devitt and Gord Adams the team worked well together with Slemon and Neal accounting for 35 of their team's points. G. Allan was high for Whitby with 12 points. Local team members are Slemon, Neal, Baker, Mcllveen, Ames, Taylor, . Roach, Goode, Clarke and Goodman. Fred Cryderman has been re-elected Chairman of the Bowmanville Public School Board. Wilbert Davey has been named Warden of the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham. Stephenson thanked Rowena and also thanked Mary for inviting us to her lovely home. Hazel was thanked by Esme. After a nice lunch and social time, O Canada was sung to end a very good meeting. --P.R.O. Elizabeths. 25 Years Ago Thursday, January 22nd, 1959 Seven former mayors of Bowmanville, Milton J. Elliott, George W. James, W. Ross Strike, Sidney Little, Lawrence C. Mason, F. Morley Vanstone and Nelson E. Osborne were honored at a testimonial dinner held at the Flying Dutchman on Friday evening, and presented with souvenir bookends by the present Mayor Wilfrid Carruthers. Miss Frances Hearl, Miss Helen Devitt and Miss Mary Jewell were appointed members of the nominating committee at the dinner meeting of the Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club held at St. John's Parish Hall on January 16th. Miss Madlyn Wilcox, the president, presided. Alick J. Lyle has retired as town clerk for Bowmanville after many years of faithful service. Newly appointed clerk is Robert Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Marti are holidaying in St. Andrew's, Jamaica, with Mrs. Marti's parents. Irvine "Jake" Brown, past president of the Bowmanville. Kinsmen Club will stand for the office of Deputy Governor of Zone C at the Zone Meeting to be held in Lindsay in March. Specialist, Dept, of Agricultural Agricultural Economics, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. At the Lynda's Ladies' Wear and Ken's Men's Wear mixed curling bonspiel at the Bowmanville Curling Club, the winning team was Ken Thompson 2nd, Audrey Fredericks lead, Ruth Wren vice, and Bill Shultz skip. In second place was a rink skipped by Paul Kowal, Jean Turner lead, Kay Sampson vice and Ken Nicks 2nd. Head table guests at the Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce dinner held on Tuesday at the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn were 1st vice-pres. John Pogue, Allan Lawrence M.P. and Mrs. Lawrence, the Hon. Robt. Welch, pres. Ralph Whyte, Chamber sect'y. Donna Fairey and Alex Carruthers M.P.P. Frank Samis was presented with an "Award of Merit" in recognition of his service to horticulture at the recent annual meeting of the Bowmanville and District Horticultural Society by pres. Archie Whitmee. executive meeting of the General U.C.W. soon. Lunch was served by the hostess. On Tuesday afternoon, the Women's Institute had a euchre party at the library and about 50 attended. The prize was won by Mr. Art. Inchley and for Uno Mrs. Roy Philip won. The booby prize was won by Mrs. B. Cantrell. Lunch was served and we plan another party February 21st. Miss Diane Beatty, who was home for her grandfather's funeral and returned to Vancouver on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Gunby and Andrew also went home on Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Vernon is in hospital where she underwent an operation. Mr. Harry Bell is also in the hospital. Our annual congregational meeting was held on Monday evening at Garden Hill basement. Most of the officers were re-elected for another three years. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock had the four boys home on the weekend. Mrs. H. Thickson spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hary Mercer, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson had tea with Mr. and Mrs. R. Westheusen on Wednesday. The WI. will meet February 7 at Mrs. C.E. Elliott's. Ambulance Course is Available St. John Ambulance reminds you that first aid, promptly and properly applied, can save a life or minimize the effects of an injury. More than 115,000 people in Ontario took a St. John Ambulance course in 1983. If you'd like to take one, contact the St. John Ambulance branch listed in your phone book, or the provincial office at 46 Wellesley St. East, Toronto, M4Y 1G5. 10 Years Ago Wednesday, January 23, 1974 H. Douglas Jose, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Jose of Newcastle is now Assistant Professor and Extension Service, Quality, Speed - With Economy Is Motto of All 5th Wheel Truck Stops The motto at Fifth Wheel Truck Stops is simple: "Service, quality, speed and economy." That's the philosophy of the company's founders, and they are the watchwords of every staff member. "Each of our truck stops offers a group of services which are available around the clock -- 24 hours a day, seven days a week," pointed out Lewis Loveridge, vice-president of Fifth Wheel. "The typical truck stop offers a number of essential services such as fuel, tires, restaurant, motel and store, combined with some away-from- home extras so important to a driver on the road -- such as showers, TV lounge and games room. Mr. Loveridge points out that drivers appreciate Fifth Wheel's extensive credit system, canopied fuel islands and the fact they can call in on the CB radio for emergency service. Two of the Fifth Wheel units also have a truck wash facility and a barber shop on-site. "We're here to serve the trucker, the traveller and the townspeople," he said. "I guess you could say 'service' is our middle name." Best Wishes to the Fifth Wheel on the Grand Opening of your New Motel Addition It was our pleasure to be chosen to supply building materials for this fine new building. Durham Building Supplies 164 Base Line Rd. E. Bowmanville Telephone 623-6341