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l 1 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. August 10. 1988 17 Celebrate Summer With a Visit to Our Zoo °ü°3 es c e < Jungle Cat World A collection of wild cats from around the world. Also ... Bears, Wolves, Monkeys, etc. Pet the Llamas, Deer, Goats > Enjoy a Picnic -- Playground Open 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. 7 days a week Orono, Ontario Hwy 35/115 and Taunton Rd. 983-5016 Jams Horse Back Biding 73 Acres Of the best country riding only minutes from downtown Oshawa at KUZENKO RIDING STABLES Government licensed and inspected Courtice Rd. 2 1/3 miles north of Highway 2 Taunlon Road S' 1" U 8 1 Kuzenko Stables Oshawa No. 2 Highway Bowmanville Hwy. 401 Reservations Preferred Phone 725-5575 Bowmanville Country Club MIDDLE road BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO TELEPHONE - 623-2670 Weekday green fee $11.00 Weekend green fee $16.00 Tuesday Ladies' Day \ $ 6.00 Thursday Seniors' Day $ 6.00 -623-2670 ODD 5m CLARKE TOWNSHIP MUSEUM & ARCHIVES • Exhibits change monthly Special Events throughout the season • Education/Outreach Programs • Special tours by appointment July 31st--Aug. 3rd Annual Antique & Classic Car Show Extensive Archives for Genealogical and General Reference Research Archives by Appointment Only Hours: Mon. - Fri.... 11a.m. - 7 p.m. Sat. - Sun.... 11a.m. - 5 p.m. July & Aug. Admission Free Clarke Township Museum Jaife., & Archives Hwy. 35/115 at Regional Road 9, Kirby 983-9243 &ed<vi attct ^e&ont (Since 1955) Featuring • Beautiful 110' x 70' Pool • 18 Hole Miniature Golf Great • Tennis Court ri P |ac « lor Group or Company Plcnlct New Feature • Fantastic Children's Water Play Area complete with • 3 new pools • Water umbrella • Mini Slide • Water cannons Please no alcohol or pets In picnic ground Xa, Sign 263-8109 Durham 57 North of Taunton Rd. E. Cedar Park Sion Taunton Rd. Hwy. 2 Hwy. 401 This summer keep the kids busy with Videos • New Releases • Children's Favorites • Teen Pictures • Family Fun ALL RATINGS ' (I 282 King Street East NewcastlerVillage ; Ontario LOA 1H0 , 7r r /'(£J6) 987-1239 mini tfeyCoMk LET McDONALD'STREAT YOU AND YOUR TEAM! If you're & coach and you've got & team, you've got it made at McDonald's. Because we've designed a special programme Just for coaches and their teams that guarantees a great time for all. MCDONALD'S COACH'S KIT Our Coach's Kit is available to any coach with a McDonald's Coach's Card. For Just $3.28 plus tax, you and your team will receive: • a 4 litre Jug of pre-mlxed orange drink. • cups • litter bag • 16 french fry coupon Good Sport Awards • 1 Big Mao Outstanding Sport Award lb's the perfect way to treat your team anytime I McDonald's Family Restaurants of Oshawa SOI Bltson Ed. S. B79-2122 1300 King St. E. 434-7111 1349 Slmcoe St. N. S79-2751 Dining -- Accommodation Lounge Come and enjoy our country hospitality. Home cooked Meals and Desserts and our Sunday Brunch New Saturday Night Buffet Dining Room Hours Open Daily 11 a.m. -8 p.m. Fri. and Sat. till 12 Midnight Reservations Requested Closed Tuesday Bethany 1-705-277-3297 (Across from Devil'sElbow Ski Hill) The Bowmanville Museum Welcomes you and your family ' COMPLIMENTARY | FAMILY PASS I With this coupon I $ 4.00 Value I I 37 Silver Street, Bowmanville THE ALL NEW BOWMANVILLE zoo 340 KING ST. E. Bowmanville 623-5655 * Expires Labor Day * Fun for the Whole Family! With new exhibits, new shows, and of course new animals, a trip to the zoo is fun, educational and relaxing. The zoo is home to Caesar the lion, Angus the elephant, Clementine the Camel and all theîr friends, Come see the many interesting and friendly creatures including exotic birds and tame deer. Take a ride on an elephant, or spend some time in Happy Land, our play area for children. Enjoy a nice meal or a snack in our licensed restaurant - or bring a picnic. There's lots happening every day at the Bowmanville Zoo. Free Animal Show with Admission 12:00, 2:00 4:00 Daily Zoo Hours Open 10-6 7 Days a Week Bring this ad with you for ONE FREE Elephant Ride' SEVEN PRIME REASONS TO VISIT SCHOONERS Lounge & Dining Room Prime Rib 'The besl ol Ihe heel', cooked lendi lo perfection. 3. Fresh Catch ol Ihe Day The freshest lish selection, every day. Service that Pleases Friendly, ellicienl and courteous „ .. , service. We know how lo make your s Your Choice meal a pleasure. Your lavorilo cnlree accompaniment. , Select from our salad bar, or savoury Hippy, soup ol Ihe day. Endinp 5, t-rTtit--_ Desserts lo Tempt Everyone UmI From ico cream lo Ihe creamiest ffriwA cheesecake and our devilish chqcolalo v mousse pie. Delicious Menu Selection , The Pike Many chicken dishes, imported lobster, 11 Ri|ttl1 rteh sauces, lender slcaks - every item 0uf | Unch Lonustartl al $5.95, dinner lsa,real ' al only $13.95. Pick a reason and plan a visit today, SCHOONERS at The Flying Dutchman Hotel llwy. 401 and Liberty St. S. 623-3373 island Jitoatt Don't Forget Saturday Nights 50's and 60's Rock 'n Roll Dance Amateur 'BLUES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY All Blues Musicians welcome lo come and 'Jam - , Distinctive Dining We Specialize in high cuisine without the high prices Open 7 days per week For reservations call 985-9784. Take Island Road (Durham Rd. #7) lo Ihe 11th Concession, turn wosl, Tho road ends al Use slone pillared galos ol Seven Mile Island Rosorl.Phono 785-9784 Book Now for Weddings, Conventions or Office Parties. Port Darlington "Home of the Magnum" Phone 623-4925 Dining Room • Accommodations for 160 patrons overlooking the entire marina complex • Our Candlelight Buffet... Beef & Lobster Famous throughout the Lakeways •Music by John McKenzie The Brig • Singles dance Thursday. Dress Code • Dances Saturday Lighthouse Lounge • Dancing Friday nights with John Ludgate Banquet Hall (The Bridge) Reception facilities for 200 New Motel • Our néw ; 24 unit motel overlooks the marina and is convenient to all thè marina facilities. Uncle Larry Wants You! To drop in and visit our 100 booths. Any Sunday 9:00 a.m. -- 4:30 p.m. Mennonite Foods Tools 1 Ladies Clothing 1 Compact Discs ■ Fruit and Vegetables - Hand-made Leather Goods ■ Jewellery repairs While-U-Wait ■ Plus 50,000 other items OSHAWA FLEA MARKET 436-1330 727 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa (2 blocks south of Bioor) BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE and TAVERN fZXj\ ^ Xj t(y ANNUAL PIG ROAST Sunday, August 21st Live Entertainment featuring "Wayne Mack" Doors Open 12 Noon Families Welcome (Minors must be accompanied by an adult) 45 King St. W. Newcastle 987-4442 Yelverton By H. Malcolm This past week at Malco- nia has bordered somewhere between hectic and chaotic depending on the day and time thereof. The reason, if any, was a minor invasion of Corrie's Dutch relatives, Elizabeth Elizabeth and Hank Van Der Deyl of Sandportt Holland who spent the week at Mal- conia. Side trips to the local tourist traps including the C.N. Tower, Harbour Front, Eaton Centre (for the ladies) the Peterborough Lift Locks (the highest in the world in case you didn't know) and finally finally a day at the Mitzi and Bob Pick cottage on Halibur- ton Lake. To add to the confusion confusion we were pleased to have a brief visit as well from Roy, Truus and Karen Werry of Sudbury, and Elizabeth Elizabeth and Louis Nasoao of Mississauga also cousin of Elizabeth. Hank and her brother own a fish packing company in Holland ana ship fresh and frozen fish across Europe with Italy their largest importer. They also have shipped products to Canada but find the distance distance a challenge to provide it in fresh condition. The Van Der Deyls also visited over nite with Hank's first cousin in Toronto. Hank has a good view of Canada from nis 6'5" vantage vantage point. The fact that they both speak fluent English (as well as other languages) made it much easier to entertain entertain them plus their unbridled unbridled interest in all things new to them in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm, Jason and Todd spent the week end in St. Thomas and London where Todd played in a hockey tournament, winning three of their five games and the consolation prize. Todd was chosen the 3rd best defense- man in the tourney. Master Jeremy Malcolm spent this past week at a hockey school in Haliburton. Miss Candice Malcolm joined our local tribe in the invasion of the Fick cottage at Haliburton Haliburton where the afternoon was spent boating, water skiing, playing volley-ball and horseshoes, elbow-bending and just plain socializing. Add another dozen or two native Haliburton-ites to the crowd and you have the making of a party. Other members of the family attending attending were Marte Malcolm, Malcolm, Dionne and Daniel, Ms. Mona Malcolm and Ronnie Sharma. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wyatt and girls of Michigan U.S.A. are currently visiting Julie's relatives- - Mr. ana Mrs. Peter Connolly of Bob- caygeon and Jane and Marte Malcolm and girls of Omemee. Masons Launch Anti-drug Fund The Masonic Foundation of Ontario has announced the establishment of a special fund to be used in the fight against alcohol and drug abuse among the youth of the province. The minimum target is a one-million-dollar capital fund. The proceeds will be donated to agencies active in drug abuse prevention prevention work. Three agencies that will receive grants from the fund are the Council On Drug Abuse, Parents Against Drugs, and Alcohol & Drug Concerns. Each of these organizations organizations specializes in particular aspects of coping with the drug problem. Together, Together, they provide a variety variety of programs aimed at drug awareness and education, education, the prevention of drug abuse, and the management of drug related problems. N.R. Richards, president of the Masonic Foundation of Ontario, noted that the fight against drug abuse was selected as a special project to mark the Foundation's twenty-fifth anniversary. "The problem of alcohol and drug abuse can arise in any community and can affect affect any family. No one is immune from the suffering it can cause," Richards said. "And we cannot ignore the heavy economic costs in crime, legal and health expenses, expenses, and lost productivity. productivity. "We are fortunate that there are dedicated organizations organizations already at work on the drug abuse problem. The Masonic Order is proud to provide its support to their efforts. This million-dollar fund, to which the public as well as every Mason is being invited to contribute, is an indication indication of how serious wc consider the problem to be." Through the Masonic Foundation of Ontario the 95,000 Masons in the province province extend charity and benevolence benevolence beyond the fraternity fraternity itself. A registered charitable organization, the Foundation has given major support to a number of special special needs such as disaster funds. Its principal ongoinj programs are health relate ' frequently those concerned with children and young adults, In addition, the" Foundation Foundation 's bursary program annually assists more than 80 college and university students throughout the province. t