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) ) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 9,1985 9 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Reminder . . . 2 CAN DINE FOR $10.99 Steak Dinner Every Wed. 5 to 8 p.m. Includes Salad Bar and Dessert PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL 623-4925 Wesley ville News (Blbe Epme Jftsfj Sc Cfnps Hours: Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Sat. 11-7 Fri. 11-9. Closed Sunday and Monday 136 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-1781 We Use Only Home-made French Fries Hi - Now! You And Your Family Can Dine for Less! At the Cozy Restaurant 1) Roast Prime Rib (Red Brand) Reg. 13.00 $5.99 2) 10oz. T-Bone 3) Lamb Chops 4) Pork Chops Reg. 12.00 $5.99 Reg. 8.90 $4.99 Reg. 6.70 $4.99 5) 1 lb. Pork Back Ribs Reg.8.50 $5.99 Choice of French Fries or Home Fries Includes: Soup or Salad, Tea or Cof fee "Kid's Special" -- 12 years and under Homemade Beef Hamburger, . Fries & Pop $1.99 On the lovely autumn day of Sunday, October 6th, services in Welcome United Church was conducted by Mrs. Linda King with the theme for her sermon, gentleness but not meek timidity. When occasion demands, it is necessary to speak and act with firmness. Mother Theresa, now well known around the world, is an example of mighty accomplishments accomplishments by a gentle person. Her work began with caring for one dying man, and from that one deed has come a host of homes for those dying alone, orphanages and many other facilities fqjt desperate people. She has great faith and faith is a gift for all of us to use and with God's help, do much for others. The choir's anthem was "Glory be to Thee, my God" sung by ladies of the choir only. The children's story of the Little Prince continued continued to hold their attention as they learned how to make a friend and how to be one. The offering was received by Allin Osborne and Ron Thompson. Two beautiful arrangements of flowers were in loving memory of Mrs. Hazel Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick of Port Hope, whose funeral was held on Friday. Sympathy is extended to her family in the sudden loss of a devoted lady, whose daily care for an elderly friend as well as her family, has never wavered for many years. The church has active weeks ahead by the many announcements given. Canton and Garden Hill anniversaries follow on the next two Sundays. Sundays. A party to raise funds for Mexican relief will be held at Welcome Church on October October 25th. On Sunday, Sept. 29th, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Payne and Garfield of Toronto were in Wakefield to attend the christening christening of their grandson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hale. About thirty family and friends gathered at the Hale home following the christening for lunch. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Roly Bowman on the birth of their son, last week. Ladies of Welcome UCW were very busy on Saturday, October 5th catering to over 400 of the visitors who were on the house tour in Port Hope. It was quite a chore to fit in three table sittings in one hour and a half but organization and plenty of help did wonders. Every October a miracle happens in the world of nature and every year we seem at a loss for words to describe the beauty of the world around us. New every morning is the delightful picture, especially when the sun shines. Added pleasure is when a deer drops by to help herself to beet tops and the tender green of lawn grass. Elizabethville News fluàteSiL Roadhouse and Tavern Presents Terry Sumsion Appearing Oct. 18 and 19 $5.50 advance $6.50 at door 'First 200 tickets are guaranteed lounge seats. 45 King St. W., Newcastle 987-4442 Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer were in Frankfort Sunday to visit her brother but no one was home. Mrs. C. Mercer spent part of Thursday and Friday with Glenda, her daughter and family, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer had Mr. and Mrs. J. Fajt, Ponty- pool, Mr. and Mrs. R. Prévost and family, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mercer and Andrew on Sunday for dinner. Mrs. E, Fowler had her regular checkup in Peterborough Peterborough on Wednesday. Mr. John Sevenhuysen is flying down from Thompson, Manitoba this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew have little Matthew Trew for the week. Mr. and Mrs, H. Muldrew had Mr. and Mrs. Avery's and family Sunday morning. In the afternoon, they had Percy, Morley and Mildred Wilson for lunch. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh were there. Jim Muldrew was home all this last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew had the Deremo children from Orono on Saturday. Perhaps you have noticed, Mr. Lloyd Scott's write-up on family 'council which I found quite ini "-- 44044- Qifti and CjneetbUfA.... Â II» fol Fmws luiit in die Wuld-' V- UNCI II* QllO It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Mary Brown's fried Chicken. HAVING A PARTY? LET US HELP All our locations listed below will cater a great party for you. Just phone our nearest location for details. OSHAWA • 15 Tavnton Rd. • 199 Wentworth St. W. • 621 King St. E. • 408 King St. W. 7 Locations PICKERING • 1286 Kingston Rd. E. BOWMANVILLE • 75-1/2 King St. E. AJAX • 96 Harwood Ave. S. II 1 1 SORRY We will be closed on Monday, Oct. 14 for Thanksgiving Celebrations but, why not take advantage of our HOLIDAY MOVIE RENTAL SPECIALS Fri.-Tues. $3.49 Sat. -Tues. $2.99 Sun.-Tues. $1.99 SPECIAL RATES ON CHILDREN'S CARTOONS ALSO AVAILABLE. i * Over 900 Selections Available EXTENDED HOURS THROUGH THE WEEK MONDAY-SATURDAY 9:30a.m.-9p.m. NOW OPEN SUNDAY. n a.m. -6 p.m. Lights, Video, Action 110 Waverky Rd. 623-3658 Bowmanville COUNTRV & WESTERN October 11th and 12th Featuring "SEG NOTE" October 18th and 19th Featuring "SWINGSHIFT" October 25th and 26th Featuring "BRANDED COUNTRY" JScin, aiino. Licensed L.L.B.O. 96 Waverley Rd. Bowmanville Kendal Kendal's first annual yard sale had to be postponed due to the weather. Thanks to Mr. Wilkin the bake sale was able to go ahead. There was a good display of baking in Parkside, on the pool table, and by the end of the day, most of it had been purchased. There will be another bake sale along with the yard sale next Saturday, Oct. 12th, the rain date being Sunday, Oct. 13th and if this occurs, well, call in on your way home from church. There is only one bowling team for Kendal this year and I will endeavour to include the two hundred plus scores in the news. A few months ago certain members of my family answered a glowing ad in the classified. Since then life has not been the same. I've seen three members of my family go from energetic optimism to frustrated anger trying to make the impossible possible. The advertisement in question question is placed in the classifieds as being a part-time business that can be carried on in your basement or as a hobby in • your spare time - the business is raising worms and is called worm farming and is all quite legitimate. Where the issue starts to get cloudy is when the company paints glowing terms of how easy and simple, with just a little of your time, right in. your own basement and is completely odourless. The last statement is completely completely erroneous and unless your basement is about three. - times .bigger than the average that is .a gross exagération, sure you can keep your product product in the basement - if you don't mind the odour - but the equipment needed to operate your business takes up considerable space. To go into detail at this point would be too time consuming but believe me, these advts. don't tell it all, the way it is and unless you have a weather 'proof, temperature controlled building just laying around doing nothing, worm farming, to get started, is an expensive proposition. There are no shortcuts or makeshift methods. If you don't treat these critters right they just up and die, which for us they did. If anyone reading this is thinking of getting into worm farming the very basics are a building with some type of temperature control and lots of space and for yourself lots of patience, good eyesight and extra help - with a lot of luck you could realise those thousands thousands of dollars to be made, a year or so up the road. Elect HAL Mcknight Local Council Bowmanville 90 days Interest Free if you qualify F.A. Kramp Furniture Ltd. 37-41 King St. E. Bowmanville DID YOU KNOW? By John Winters, C.A. Candidate for Mayor Did you know that the first step towards improvement is the ability to recognize the problem. An evaluation of our present condition is necessary before an informed decision may be made. Your-.vote is the process by which the future of the Town of Newcastle will be directed. How would you rate our past performance? Performance Review Subject Poor Fair Good Excellent Property Tax Rates - Recreational Facilities Condition of Roads 'Quality of Services ' Job Opportunities Affordable Housing Rental Accomodation Shopping Facilities Population Growth Commercial Growth Planning Administration Leadership of Council Overall Performance? Overall Potential? VOTE JOHN WINTERS FOR MAYOR Make Time To Meet Your Candidates If You Don't Care, Who Will? JOHN WINTERS FOR MAYOR 623-1140 Thanksgiving PERM SPECIAL 3 Days Only... THURSDAY FRIDAY October 10 October! 1 SATURDAY October 12 ALL PERMS Vl Price!!! THE CIJITISf ECST (Formerly Komtry Kut & Kurl) 623-4551 67 King St. W. Bowmanville Bpeoiali Limited Quantity Fresh Turkey Broilers Chapman's Quality Ice Cream $0 09 ■■ ■ per 2 litre carton Store Sliced Bacon $ 5. 6 V $ 2. 54 October Cheese Specials continued from last week. YKSTRA'S ELICATESSEN FOOD MARKET 77 King St. W. Bowmanville, Ont. 623-3541