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r 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. March 15.1989 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. NORTHEND GARDENS (Formerly Jade Gardens) • Fully Licensed • Satellite Dish Featuring sports, movies ( . • 10' Screen Jinii "Weekly Specials" Neetleton-Cai by Mabel (■area New» Cawker Chicken Wings EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 10' EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Sirloin Steak |VQIt with Salad fS Potato and Vcg. EASTER SUNDAY Prime Rib Adults: 0^5 Children: prqR 12 and under or Roast Turkey Pot., vcg., salad, dessert "Daily Specials" Fish 'n' Chips Chili Con Carne _ _ with toast and french frii SS.95 $425 Homemade Soup l x $1.50 XxH Homemade pies muffins and tarts ^ ' Last ' Stop before <- ^Peterborough^- 7'f-i /AAhVC-- Taunton Rd. NORTHEND GARDENS Reservations 983-9755 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon. - Fri. G n.m. -1 a.m. Sat. 10 a.m. -1 a.m. Sun. 10a.m. -11 p.m. Entertainment for the MARCH BREAK Children's Films QR£ y Lions Club Oral Communications Contest On Wednesday evening at Nestleton Community Centre, the Blackstock and District Lions Club held their annual Public Speaking Contest with seven contestants contestants from Cartwright Central Public School taking part. First 1 place winner was Adam Vivian speaking on "Life's Mysteries." Runner up was Jennifer Parsons speaking on "Sisters." The Judges were Elizabeth Peelers, Roy Turner and Sam Cawker. Adam Vivian will now move up to the second round on April 3rd, in Claremont. Congratulations! Caesarea Community Church A fine congregation was on hand on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. for the Caesarea Community Community Church, on a beautiful sunny winter day. The Service was conducted conducted by Rev, Dr. W.H. Crawford, and he delivered a splendid sermon, "Christ is not Divided," based on Scripture taken from 1st Corinthians 1-18 and 1st John 4:10-21, read by John Doucette. Holy Communion was observed with Dana Gibbons and Frank Arney assisting the Minister. A Special Easter Services Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, will be held with speaker Rev. and Mrs, Orm Bowman, Missionaries from Africa, with interesting slides to outline their work! Next Sunday, March 19, Harry and Erika Keizebrink will take charge of the service. Try and take advantage of these excellent messages by attending. attending. It will be worth your while. The Sunshine Club has been cancelled for the March break. Ontario South District Meeting President Helen McKean, assisted ' by Secretary Hazel Coates, chaired the productive meeting on Monday, March 6, when 14 representatives from the 8 Branches, met at the lovely home of Laurel Hamer, near Brooklin. Many items of business were discussed and action taken. The Leadership Development Program Program will be held in Trinity United Church, Uxbridge, on Wednesday, March 22, commencing commencing at 9:30 a.m. Quite a number of delegates have registered! for this important workshop! Ontario South District will be making plans for an Educational booth again this fall at the Port Perry Fair. The all day District Annual meeting will be held in Greenbank on Thursday, May 25, hosted by the Greenbank Women's Institute. At the conclusion of the business a delightful Visit was en- LIIIIIIll 4 M OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. 361 King St. E., Newcastle (beside Newcastle Lumber) BETA KING HVIDEO Inc. ONE OF ONTARIO'S Qft. LARGEST AND BEST BETA SELECTIONS i! RIGHT HERE IN OSHAWA FREE MEMBERSHIP Mcvies hem 99( to $2.99 306 King St. W., Oshnwn (across from Red Lobster) 434-5140 Over 4000 BETA Movies WE SPECIALIZE IN BETA MOVIES Store Hours: Sun. loThurs. 9 --9 Fri. to Sal. 9 -- 10 munir N N Guest Pianist Practices for Performance at Museum Open House joyed over refreshments, served by Helen McKean and Hazel Coates. Nestleton Presbyterian Church With bright, sunny skies, an average attendance at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. Mr. David Faulkner conducted conducted the service with Joyce Taylor attending at the organ. Responsive reading was Psalm 664 and Scripture: Acts 13:26-37. Sacrament of Holy Communion will be held next Sunday, and Rev. Fred Swann will preach. Speaking on the topic "Believers and Nonbelievers" although many religious books may be written, the Bible has withstood the criticism of other Faiths and hope is seen in Resurrection Resurrection and also mystery, joy and peace!' Nestleton United Church Sunday morning, March 12,11:15 a.m. saw a good attendance at Nestleton United Church, with Rev. Dale Davis and Intern Minister Norman Seli sharing the Service. With Carol Mairs at the piano, a six part choir sang an old favourite "Whispering Hope." For the children's theme, a number of happy children giggling giggling and whispering enjoyed Norman Norman Seli's fine musical story in keeping with the happiness theme, before going to classes! "Love Impulsively" was the theme for Rev. Dale Davis' sermon, sermon, an inspiring message for all, preparing for our journey towards Easter. Closing hymn, "Let There Be Light." Family Concerns Delightful Sunday evening, March 5, guests with Neta Fish, Blackstock, were grandson Keith and Rhonda Bannister, Nicole and Krista of Peterborough. A lovely visit was enjoyed. It was a special day on Saturday Saturday last, when friend Marion Hail and cousin Elva Fluery, Brockviile, spent an hour or so visiting at the Cawker farm. Later, in the afternoon, another "highlight", when Curtis and Christine Cawker, Oshawa, dropped dropped in for a visit, and a catching up on the news over coffee! Caesarea News The Euchre was cancelled this past week dal toproblems at the hall, but will resume this Wed. evening as piir usual at the hall at 8 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet on Monday, March 20, at 8 p.m, in the Hall. A good attendance attendance is expected. Keep in mind the inviting St. Patrick's Day dance to be held Saturday March 18, in Caesarea Hall. Get lined up folks for a fun night out! St. Patrick's Day It would never do to forget the delightfully charming and witty Irish on their big day, so, have a fLne celebration on the 17th! Kick up your heels, we wish you Spalpeens Spalpeens and a great day with all your Shenanigans! Best Wishes Very best wishes to Howard Lee of Nestleton, who has just returned returned home after some weeks in Port Perry Hospital. Feeling better we're happy to say. Also, best wishes to Avelyn Williams and Leona Sadler, Nestleton folks, improving improving in Port Perry Hospital! Sympathy Extended Our sympathy goes out to Muriel Thompson of Nestleton, and Annie Annie Bradbum of Port Perry, in the loss of their beloved sister Crystal Fallis, who passed away over the weekend. A brother Jim, died some years ago. Crystal will be sadly missed by relatives and friends. Notices The Evening Unit of Nestleton U.C.W. is making Easter Eggs for sale. Anyone wishing to order some of these attractive Easter Eggs for the holiday season, give Barb Weir a call at her home, 986-4630. They sell for the modest price of $1.00 each! The Afternoon Unit of the The Bowmanville museum will be holding a special open house on April 2 to celebrate the start of a new season. In honour of this special day Tom Little, manager manager of National Trust Company in Bowmanville, will be a featured artist playing the 85-j i-year-old, "Jury- Dominion piano". The public is invited to attend this ; special opening during the hours of 2-4 p.m. on April 2 to listen to Mr. Little's performance and to visit the' new rooms the museum will be opening this season. L Nestleton U.C.W. will meet at the home of Leader Mabel Cawker on Tuesday, March 21st, at 1:30 p.m. We trust all members will be able to attend! Too, too much on my plate this week! Many goodies held over! Winners Once Again! Incredible! We take our hats off to the Port Perry Star! They are winners of two "Premier Awards"- first place award for "Best Tabloid Front Page" and the "Heritage Award" for the special anniversary anniversary issue! which will be treasured by all readers! We are very proud of our weekly newspaper and the tremendous progress they have made during the past few years. YWCÀ News The YWCA in Bowman- ville continues to offer fitness fitness classes by YWCA of Canada Certified Instructors. Instructors. Noon Fit Break is a half hour class especially geared to working people. General Workout is for participants who enjoy muscle muscle toning, some aerobics and wish to increase flexibility. flexibility. Sweethearts is a co-ed class back by popular demand demand and includes all the necessary components for fitness such as muscle toning, toning, aerobics to improve cardiovascular cardiovascular fitness and stretching to improve flexibility. flexibility. THE BAHA'I FAITH The Baha'is of the Town ol Newcastle would like to invite invite you to watch the Baha'i Program on Vision TV, Cable 23 on Wed., March 15th 6:30 p.m. or 10:30 p.m. Title is: "BAHA'I EDUCATION" Interviews and film on location location showing how Baha'is teach children about the oneness ol the human family family and the unity ol religion. Country House RESTAURANT Come in and Enjoy our Family-Style dining Room SUNDAYBUFFET 3 p.m. -- 9 p.m. & Featuring this week... 95 Roast Hip of Beef Oe Baked Ham Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Ha c hiidren f0r Vegetables mderi2 Rice "All you can eat Soup and Salad Bar" Trifle and Pastries Coffee, Tea 'We are more than just a truck stop." FIFTH- WHCGL TRUCK S10PS Hwy. 401 and Waverley Rd. Bowmanville Telephone 623-3604 "All major credit cards accepted." BRIDES-TO-BE . . . II your wedding is three months or mi ire away, you will want to attend. mcw^oi BRIDAL PARTY Admission is FR fil-, but by invitation only. T'h 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, April 3rd Look with! WKLCOME WAGON Ims in store for you... • Kxciling Gifts for Every Bride , • Demonstrations • Numerous Door Prizes • Special Displays