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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, February 1. 1989 13 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Many people still sick Bed rest, fluids advised for flu victims V&GDrops 'B'Finalin Tourney Nesfcleton-Geeaerea News by Mabel Cawker Comment: Although, still in the winter "crunch"..talecomfort in the fact that we have now passed the point of mid-winter so keep smiling, folks! Have you ever noticed the effect a happy person NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING and DELEGATE SELECTION of the Durham East Liberal Association Wednesday, Feb. 8,1989 8 p.m. at Port Darlington Marina South of Hwy. 401 -- Exit 432, Bowmanville Election of Executive Officers and Delegates Guest Speaker: Hon. Lily Oddie Munroe Minister of Culture and Communications FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Marilyn Pearce, President 985-9250 or Sonya Wygodanski, Membership Secretary 623-1357 brings into a roomful of people? Everyone's spirits seem to be lifted up and happiness we are told is contagious. Many poeple are at home with the prevalent flu..that is makingi the rounds in this part of Scugog Township. Bed rest - plenty of fluids - are very essential to a good recovery - the medical profession profession advises! Caesarea Community Church The friendly Community church had a fair attendance on Sunday, Jan. 29, at 11 a.m. on a bright, sunny day! Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford conducted the fine service service and spoke on "Avoiding Disasters" using content of Acts. 27. Linda Sutherland again' favoured by playing the piano for the service. Frank Arney led the responsive reading and Frank & George Kleinjan read the Scriptures. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. for a warm welcome to the Caesarea Church! Nestleton Presbyterian Church An average congregation on Sunday, Jan. 29,11 a.m. with Rev. Fred Swann in the pulpit. Joyce Taylor attended at the organ. Responsive Psalm 8 and Scripture Scripture - John 3:1-18. Thinking of the basics of Faith under three, headings..1. Believing Jesus is the Son of God. 2. Trusting Him as Savious. 3. Following Jesus. Rev. Swann made the point, that we then, could call ourselves Christians! Caesarea Euchre At the weekly Euchre party Glenn Lowery held thehigh score with 75. Norman Rohrer came in second with 74. Glenna Dean held the low score with 47. Norman Rohrer & Paul Krawetts tied for the most lone hands for the month of January with 9. Linda Lavoie made and served the appetizing lunch. A good evening for all attending! Nestleton United Church On Sunday morning, Jan. 29, 11:15 a.m, a spring-like day, which brought forth many worshippers worshippers to Church and S. School. David Malcolm was the friendly greeter at the door. The children enjoyed their time with Intern Minister Norman Seli with an interesting interesting period about "Signs from God" before attending classes. The four part choir sang a fine anthem accompanied by Carol Mairs on the piano. Rev. Dale Davis used as his topic, "Ready To Serve" re: commitments, commitments, etc. in church life..a most timely theme! A very impressive Dedication ceremony was carried out by Rev. Dale Davis. Two lovely vases (made by Anne Emerson) were dedicated in memory of Ella Bowers by the Nestleton United Church Women. Beautiful silk flowers enhanced the decorative vases. Members of the family were present for the occasion..Bert occasion..Bert & Marilyn Bowers of Oshawa, Ralph & Ceciie Bowers of Tyrone and Dorothy Carson of Huntsville. After the service..a luncheon of sandwiches and cookies with tea or coffee were served by' the United Church Women before the congregational meeting was held. , We hope the Goundhog won't see his shadow on Thursday, February 2nd! That would "indeed" "indeed" be drastic with six more weeks of winter! That is my small bundle of news for this week. Try to do belter next week! Tyrone News by B. Var.eyk ^c^fOur Congratulations to Dick Gibbs who celebrated his birthday on the week-end. Dick is eighty-something. Daughter Pat and son-in-law Leonard Thornett and Sharon, Sharon, Minden were among family members who helped Dick to celebrate. The speaker at Tyrone church on Sunday, January 29th was Cathie Humber, 'Bowmanville. The choir sang "This is the Day", led by Jacqueline Vaneyk. A light lunch after church service service was followed by the Annual Annual Meeting. There were 15 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, evening, January 23rd, with the following results. Norma Co chrane 86, Ethel Goble 83, John Broome 80, Edgar Mill- son 77, Lawrence Adams 77, Charlie Nesbitt 47. Special prizes. Robin Alldred, Ruby Griffin, Richard Manns, Grace Smith. There were eighteen tables tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday Friday evening, January 27th, with the following results:' first Charlie Campbell, followed followed by Fred Griffin, Clarence Clarence Bell, Doreen Park, Steve Artym, Doreen Ferguson. Ferguson. Ladies' Low Marie Moses, Moses, Men's Low Farewell Blackburn. 50-50 Draw Doreen Doreen Park, Agnes Schoffield. Special Prizes Ace Richards,, Win Brown, Marie Brooks. At the Bowmanville Novice Novice hockey tournament this past weekend, Victoria and Grey faced off against their house league rival, Carter's in their first game of the day. V&G got . off to a slow start, allowing Carter's to jump into a 4-0 lead on goals by Paul Drummond (2), Jeff Carter and Richard Solomon. Solomon. V&G came to life for the third period. Dave Leppert scored in the opening minute of third for V & G and then Craig Matheson closed the gap, adding a goal assisted by Mike McCrory. Carter's defence proved too tight and held on tor the 4-2 victory. V&G's next match-up was again against a BRHL team. This time Bonded paving provided the opposition. In a tight checking contest V&G edged out Bonded 2-1. Mike McCrory opened the scoring from Jamie Austin then Ryan Turcotte added another another for a 2-0 V&G lead. Great goal tending at both ends by Bonded's Ryan McRoberts and V&G's Andrew Pitt held the sniper's off the board until until late in the third Guy Tou- signant finally broke Andrew Andrew Pitt's shut-out. V&G then advanced to the "B" final against Holy Family. This proved not to be V&G's day as Holy Family Family captured the "B" champi onship. Holy Family's Mike Magee scored twice with Neil Gladstone adding a sin gle. Ian Gilroy a Austin assisted Mike McCro- ly for V&G's only tally. V&G played another strong third period but it wasn't enough as the game ended up 3-1. ird Special Valentine * DINE and DANCE Saturday, Feb. 11th and Tuesday, Feb; 14th. We sincerely thank-you for your patronage "Anniversary Special" Feb 1 - 4th Wed., Thurs., Fri., and Sat. DonutS $ 3°° per dozen reg. 3.95 fSk9 li * ht 8>>nuM Open Mon. 5 a.m. to Sat. 12 midnight Closed Sunday 87 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4549 m Enjoy our Candlelight Buffet or our sumptuous "Marina Platter for two" with a bottle of bubbly for only $49.00 plus tax (carnations for the ladies). Reservations Please 623-4925 Then dance until closing to the music of John Mackenzie on Saturday night and John Ludgate on Tuesday night. Have a Happy Valentines Evening at Port Darlington Marina Hotel south of Hwy 401 - Exit 432 - Bowmanville riniiiin r-l H BETAKING M N VIDEO Inc. H H M _ ONE OF ONTARIO'S m. LARGEST AND BEST 4-Jtx BETA SELECTIONS H M H AmXviL RIGHT HERE IN M H OSHAWA FREE MEMBERSHIP H H '\7]4 Mwiosfrem 99t to $2.99 306 Kng St. W.. Oshawa H H (across from Red Lobster) M N 434-5140 H H Over 4000 BETA Movies H H M M H M H H Store Hours: H H Sun. to Thurs. 9 -- 9 Fri. to Sat. 9 -- 10 M Newcastle Pizza and Subs m. 987-555O e Beckers) CASTLE HOTEL 55 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-7072 BUSTER'S Roadhouse and Tavern 45 King St. W., Newcastle 987-4442 F BIGFOOT -- a 20-piece family feast i{ \ Cheese pizza □□□ 9.99* | 1 ["H n plus $1.00 per additional item. BIGFOOT GIANT -- 28 pieces Monster ® Cheese pizza 12."* plus $1.50 per additional item. • Sales tax extra • Extra cheese $1.50 (GIANT $2.20) ,>.v f v\VVïV\î .V'Jf .<"• v' 1 ? 1 SET 434-44-44 Bowmanville HOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER QiUufUuf' you Q*$tl and QbeetUufl... Lounge Featuring MALE DANCERS Monday, February 6 9 p.m. -- 1 a.m. "DARK EYES" Friday and Saturday February 10th and 11th II* Hut Fmni Utkit in Die Wedd npi SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 ;\ This Week at Buster's CINDY GALLANT Thursday, Friday and Saturday February 2, 3 and 4 Thursday, Friday and Saturday February 9, 10 and 11 "Detour"