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< 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillo, January 28,1987 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Awards of Excellence Presented at Visual Arts Centre's Winter Harvest Exhibition "• ' v ■ I The Third Annual J uried Exhibition of Crafts at the Visual Arts Centre opened on Sunday, January 25, in Bowmanville. The work of 45 artisans was featured at the opening and will be on, display daily from one p.m. to four p.m. until February 8 The Best in Show Award was presented to Saundra Reiner, of Toronto, who is shown here along with her ceramic work entitled "Two Flower Pitchers". Five additional awards of excellence were presented as well as six honorable mentions and awards for originality and design. and metal were represented represented in the~juried competition competition for crafts. The Best in Show Award, presented by the Flying Dutchman Motor Hotel, went to Saundra Reiner, of Toronto, for her pottery creations creations entitled "Two Flower Pitchers". Wood carver Henk Kobes, of Hampton, was among the five artisans honored with Awards of Excellence in the third annual Winter's Harvest Harvest exhibition at the Visual Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. : Mr. Kobe's relief wood- carving called "Fable Cot tage" was one the awardwinning awardwinning submissions announced announced at the opening of the exhibit on Sunday, January January 25. His prize was sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Sle- mon. A total of 45 artisans who work in fibre, clay, wood, THE HOTEL 416-623-3373 Bowmanville Highway 401 Interchange 432 Breakfast Special - Cafeteria Monday to Sunday 6:30 - 11:00 a.m. 1. 2 Eggs with Bacon or Sausage, $ Homefries, Coffee, Toast or Muffin 2. 3 Eggs with Bacon or Sausage, Homefries, Coffee, Toast or Muffin 2.60 $ 2.75 Weekly Specials Dining Room - D.J. Nightly - Wed. thru to Sat. 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Monday - Striploin or Ribeye with soup or salad, potato and vegetable $ 6.99 Tuesday - Chicken and Rib Combo with soup or salad, potato and vegetable Canned Beer *1.75 $ 7.35 Wednesday - Midweek Singles Night - D.J. 9 p.m. -1 a.m. All-You-Can-Eat Taco Bar $ 4.95 Thursday - (between 5 p.m. -11 p.m.) Wing Night - 2 for 1 -15 pc. + fries Hockey Tickets drawn when available D.J. 9 p.m. -1 a.m. *4.25 Friday - 6 oz. Striploin with Breaded Shrimp, soup or salad, potato and vegetable D.J. 9 p.m. -1 a.m. *7.35 Saturday - Roast Beef Buffet - includes 2 hot entreés, salad bar, meat trays, dessert and coffee D.J. 9 p.m. -1 a.m. *9.95 Sunday - Brunch - $6.95 -11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Dinner - 8 oz. Prime Rib with soup or salad, potato and vegetable *7.35 Etobicoke, received an award sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hamilton for her fibre stitchery called "A Touch of Nostalgia.,.,^, Deborah Kirkegaard^. of Toronto, was ' presented with an Award, of Éxfcel- lence donated by the,Port Darlington Marina Hotel for her fibre art banner. Doris Robinson, of Scarborough, Scarborough, received an Award of Excellence for her fibre work entitled "Moss # 2" The award was presented by The Stratha- ven Nursing Home. And Nancy Ames Steele, of Whitby, was presented with an award from the Visual Visual Arts Centre for her "Apple Necklace". The Ontario Crafts Council Council Design Award went to Carolyn Millikin, of Oshawa, for a quilt entitled "Moon Garden". And a special award for originality originality went to Jennifer A. Hill, of Tupperville, for a woven sweater. The following exhibitors received honorable mentions: mentions: Marion Casson, Letter to The Editor Dear Sir; Your article on busing (Jan. 21, 1987) was interesting. There was an issue mentioned in the last paragraph which deserves further airing; and. that is, snow removal for pedestrians. Why is there so much snow and slush on some sidewalks when the roads have been plowed bare and dry? Seems like the message from Metro "Be nice.." isn't heard by all out here. Take for example the sidewalk from the corner of Chapel and King streets, along highway 2 across the bridge to Scugog Street. It is used by hundreds of people every day who must carefully slip and slide through about a foot of muck while cars zip by on the four lane highway and spray the slush along the edge of the road back on the people. An example of a hazard, an injustice and injurious situation. When I complained to the Works Department on Jan. 22nd, the only apparent remedy visible on the 23rd was that someone had plowed the lawn just west of Scugog Street and left the snow on the sidewalk. Situations like this would not be tolerated in on industrial environment. I've made my point and I hope that a much better job of snow removal will be done from now on. This will no doubt improve the quality of life In Bowmanville. Yours truly, Eric Jellnskl P. Eng. Marcela necklace; Melodie Massey, fabric collage; Joyce Mer- rifield, brooches;, and Ruth Sedgéwick, silk kimono. Ankarefc 'Dean, a well- known wi'Ueyl' teacher and fibre artist., was this'ÿear.'s judge." lj ' ' l . , The ctirator/convenor, Janet Coates, welcomed A Reminder . . . TWO CAN DINE FOR $10.99 Every Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. (Steak dinner with salad bar) Reservations appreciated 623-4925 Daily Salad Bar Delicious Sunday Brunch 11:30 to 2:30 p.m. Weekend Roast Beef and Lobster Buffets John McKenzie entertains every Saturday Steve Raeburn on keyboard this Friday Coming soon - Special Valentine Dinner for Two Port Darlington Marina Hotel South of Hwy. 401 - Exit 432 Bowmanville # HITACHI JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE TS-6210 26" Color Television Traditional contemporary styling -- Luminar color commander. Electronic Tuning 5-YEAR WARRANTY M.S.L. $929.95 Sale $749.95 Store-Wide Sale at Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. 623-2312 "Bowmanville's Complete Electronics Store" YWCA Offers Kids Programs The YWCA has been providing providing Children's Development Development Programs for over 40 years. The YWCA classes help ensure that social, emotional and physical needs are met. Small classes mean that trained instructors are better better able to meet the special needs of each child. The YWCA Preschool Gym program program is developed as a progressive progressive one so that there is a class suitable for the level of emotional and physical ability of each preschooler coming to the YWCA. Beginning with Baby & Me, this class is for parents and babies one to six months old and aids in the bonding process as well as strengthening and toning muscles. Grow With Baby, from five to fourteen months further assists in coordination coordination and confidence. Each succeeding class is designed to stimulate and enhance strength, flexibility, flexibility, social awareness and good fun. Pre-registration for all Preschool Gym programs is at the Bowmanville YWCA office, 80 King Street West. Please call 623-3664. There are some vacancies left and classes begin this week. guests to the opening of the show on Sunday afternoon. Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz brought greetings from the Province of Ontario Ontario and Alison Parsons brought greetings from the Ontario Crdfts'Co'un'cil: The exhibit of this year's. "Winter's Harvest" will be on display each afternoon from one to four p.m. until February 8. BRIDES-TO-BE... J If your wedding is three months or more away, you will want to attend. BRIDAL PARTY Admission is FREE, but by invitation only. To obtain your personal invitation for you and your mother or guest, please give us a call. Phone: 623-5873 . Place: Bowmanville Lions Centre Time: 7 p.m. Date: Monday, February 16 Look what WELCOME WAGON has in store for you . . . • Exciting Gifts for Every Bride • Demonstrations • Numerous Door Prizes • Special Displays and a chance to win a 4 night Bahama Cruise „ * " <■ , Ç&j Thisyear ? sWinter's Harvest"exTnBTtimTof crafts"at*the Visual Arts Centre featured work of not only the best contemporary artisans but also fibre artists of yesteryear. Twenty quilts from the collection of the Bowmanville Museum were on exhibit in the Visual Arts Centre's second floor and this English-pieced diamond quilt was among the oldest. It dates back to the 1840s. In the photo are: (from left) Adam Smith, president of the Ontario Crafts Council; Dan Hoffman, curator of the Bowmanville Museum; and Janet Coates, curator/convenor curator/convenor of the Winter's Harvest show. Helen M. Graham, of jacket and skirt; Jane Dixon, wall hanging; Lukavasky, S Æ ^Lfin^^nkLum. -- HOTEL -- Hwy. 401, Interchange 432, Bowmanville QJatzntinz ^Sjazaiat [j^Lnnzt and jfdanaz Complimentary Valentine's Day drink for the ladies Dinner Buffet - $10.95 Draw for weekend for two at Rock Haven Motel in Peterborough. Dance to our NEW, sensational light and sound system. 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