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1 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 7,1984 F or Fine Dining... Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday we serve a FULL BUFFET of Hot and Cold items featuring (fc our famous Hip of Beef and dessert ^ from the pastry table (5 to 8 p.m.) 9.95 SUNDAY FAMILY BRUNCH Full Hot and Cold Buffet <jj with dessert from the pastry ^ table (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.) 6.25 FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT in the Lounge enjoy the old and new hits played by our. D.J. DAVE KIRKLAND EVERY WEDNESDAY enjoy an AUTHENTIC ITALIAN BUFFET Complete Hot and Cold Buffet featuring your favorite Italian dishes plus salad bar, Qf dessert and beverage UevV RESERVE NOW FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINING Liberty St. S. and Hwy. 401 For Reservations Call 623-3373 Bowmanville Every Wed. and Thurs. starting Nov. 7 & 8 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Super Steak and Fish Specials Two Can aq qq Buy one dinner for $8.99 and your guest dines for Only $1.00 Wednesday ■ Home-made soup or juice, Sirloin steak, potato and vegetable, roll and butter and dessert of the day. Thursday ■ Soup or juice, home-made Fish and Chips, or Shrimp dinner with potato, vegetable, roll and butter and dessert. Reservations Please - 623-4925 Port Darlington Marina Hotel South of Hwy. 401 -- Exit 432 Bowmanville Enniskillen and Area Happenings Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman and Miss Myrtle Tamblyn were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin, Nestleton. Mr. Russell Best had dinner recently with the Bowmans. Glad to report Mr. Doug Jackson, Brooklin, formerly of Enniskillen is doing very well in Weston Hospital after his recent heart surgery. Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. James Maddock (nee Tammy Ball of Oshawa) who were married in our church on Saturday. Tammy and her family were residents of Enniskillen several years ago. A special thank you to the pupils of Enniskillen Public School and Sunday School for collecting $250.00 for U.N.I.C.E.F. and also to all who supported the children by placing their pennies in the U.N.I.C.E.F. boxes. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright, Betty and Mrs. Frank Spry enjoyed the Oshawa Folk Arts Council presentation * the International Evening of Song on Sunday evening at East- dale Collegiate. Among the groups was the Oshawa Senior Citizens' Club Choir directed by Miss Marguerite Wright. Your group did a terrific job, Aunt Marguerite. On Dec. 9th the White Gift and Mitten Tree Service will be held at 7:00 in the evening. Please get busy with your khitting of mittens, etc L Meeting six was held on Oct. 30th and we decided to hold our fitness fair at the school and play volleyball next Tuesday. Pauline Beckett and Tracy McDlmoyle are going to do a demonstration for achievement night and we discussed how it should be done. Dawn Romano and Terry Shaw made oakcakes which most members thought were very much like oatmeal cookies. We played the animal, vegetable sport game and it was a lot of fun. The meeting was adjourned at 8:55. Sharon and Jennifer Preece, Oshawa spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lee, Susan, Barbara, Allison and Nancy, Mr. Jim McHugh, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sobil, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hawley, Peterborough, Peterborough, Kathryn Hawley, Toronto were Sunday brunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry celebrating Brian and Lyn's 25th wedding anniversary. anniversary. BOWMANVILLE W.I. By Vera B. Tomlinson Bowmanville W.I. met at Trinity Church Hall Nov. 1, at 2 p.m. Following the opening, President Mrs. Helen Millson welcomed members and guests. She was proud to have as a member Mrs. Marian Wiseman, President of Central Area of Federated Women's Institute of Ontario (F.W.I.O.) and congratulated her on the convention held Oct. 30 and 31st at the Royal York. Four of our members and delegates attended both sessions. Correspondence - Letter from Town of Newcastle and Questionnaire to be filled out and returned to Head Office, re structure and direction and Country Rouse Restaurant and Motel Try Our. . . DAILY SPECIALS ON BUFFET Monday to Friday -11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Our Buffet Specials are all Homemade with a different item daily. $5.25 Includes Soup and Salad Bar, Tea or Coffee Sunday Buffet Special - 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. $7.95 Or, try our Monthly Special Sausage Medallions As a Snack: Two "Sausage Biscuits" Southern Style $1.99 As a Meal: Two Sausage Medallions, two eggs, home fries, and toast. $3.29 Children under 12-$4.00 or order from children's menu Yes, we take reservations... for families or groups CALL 623-3604 FOR INFORMATION AfTH- WHŒL TRUCK STOPS Highway 401 and Waverley Road Bowmanville -- 623-3604 OPEN 24-HOURS A DAY . . . SEVEN DAYS A WEEK focus for the future. Due to a full program, it was suggested this be done by executive and group leaders at Mrs. Wiseman's, Wiseman's, Nov. 12 at 9:30 a.m. Convention Report was given by delegate Mrs. Morley Flintoff. Mrs. Wiseman and Miss H. Simnick, leaders for Rug Braiding planned a date for Nov. 19. Inis was tentative. Roll Call "What town facility facility are we lacking" was answered by 20 members. Program Convenor of Agriculture Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Industries, Mrs. R. Kinnear read a poem, of the spider and his web. Motto - "Let's make our town a tourist attraction" was given by Mrs. Queenie Fletcher. Fletcher. It was ably done and emphasized the fact a park is needed, not only as a playground playground but a rest area. Mrs. Dianne Hamre, regional councillor and member of the Town of Newcastle Newcastle Council was our guest speaker. She told of the industry industry and agriculture in Durham Region and the Town of Newcastle. She related the value of each to the Region and our area. We all felt her presentation was most interesting. After the meeting closed a silent auction was held. A social half-hour followed served by the lunch committee. committee. Our next meeting is the Christmas dinner and program, program, Dec. 6, at 12 noon. A guide to fine dining and entertainment. 6 6 Prairie Oyster" Small Cover at Buster's Roadhouse and Tavern King St., Newcastle 987-4222 House Specialty Bar-B-Que Chicken &Ribs Try Our $3.95 Noon Hour Specials! Book Your Staff Christmas Party Now! \Ff[t€apfi T{estauiaiit\ Irv^ °± >-» UNDER LJ..B.O, in the Veltri Complex 68 King St. E. 623-2623 Bowmanville • ••••••••••••••a* •••••••••• ; RENT A MOVIE '• • @ TONITE! to : from Alfie's Videc and Becks Ltd. featuring the latest in Video and Pre-Owned Books We have movies for ALL tastes! Physical Fitness -- Cooking -- Children's Family and Adult Movies "You may find larger selections, but you won't find BETTER movies." VCR Sales -- Rentals -- Video Accessories EVERY WEDNESDAY-MOVIES ONLY 99* 59 Lin» St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5897 i* a Live Entertainment appearing this Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nov. 8,9,10 Dine and Dance to the music of George Carone and George Wiltshire 7' p.m.' Friday & Saturday Nights YELVERTON Yelverlon U.C.W. were off and running again this week. Following a brief meeting at Yelverton United Church on Thursday, the ladies were chauffered to Scarborough to visit the Cullen Barns and enjoyed dinner out later. Corn combining has been progressing quite well in the area with some local farmers already completed and others well on the way. Here at Malconia we are again recuperating recuperating from "corn claustrophobia", claustrophobia", a malady we suffer every fall till harvesting harvesting is completed. As far as we're concerned when you've seen one stalk of corn, you've seen them all. Pleased to report that Thora and Jim Gray have returned home following a brief stay in Peterborough Civic Hospital. Murray Malcolm and Anne, Eileen and Howard Malcolm were Saturday evening guests of Mrs. Evelyn Werry of Bowmanville for a family reunion with Evelyn's brothers and their wives. Later they attended a dance at Tyrone Hall in honour of their cousins Clara and Charlie Nesbitt's wedding anniversary anniversary and report an enjoyable evening. Corrie and Harvey Malcolm, Marti and Dionne were Sunday afternoon visitors visitors with Bob and Mitzi Fick of Pickering Village. Norman and Isabel Wilson were last weekend visitors with a former girl friend of Isabel's - Bernice and Ralph Wettlaufer of Waterloo. Mrs. Doris Rowan is currently currently under doctor's care with a touch of pneumonia and pleurisy. Doris' friends join in wishing her a speedy recovery. recovery. cÆ>CLYl cN^axhno, Licensed L.L.B.O. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Every Friday and Saturday This week featuring: "Eleanor White" NO COVER CHARGE DAILY SPECIALS Monday - Spaghetti and Meat Balls ... *2.99 Tuesday - Rigatoni Dinner *3.00 Wednesday - Panzerottis each*2.00 Thursday - Large Pizza, 2 items *6.00 Friday - Med. Pizza, 2 items *5.00 Saturday - Lasagna Dinner *3.50 PIZZA -- PICK UP ONLY-- DINNERS -- EAT-IN ONLY HAPPY HOUR Monday to Saturday 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. - Reduced Prices We are OPEN Sunday, Nov. 11th for the Eastern Conference Football Final at 12 noon 96 Waverley Road - Bowmanville Visa 623~1140 MasterCard Bowmanville 623-1133 MalF Cinemas STARTING FRIDAY CINEMA I Fri. and Sat. 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sun. thru Thurs. 8 p.m. only A silick-iil biles a leather. Hit' school psychologist goes berserk. Tile substitute leacber is a eei tilled lunatic. And students graduate wlm can't read or write. It's Monday morning at ]I ; K High. TEACHERS Enilril Artists htvm. \n AARON RVSSOh..L,»,n \n AKIlil R llll ! 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