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; ... >- I- il The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 8,1990 21 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. THE ENTERTAINMENT GIANT! Hosled by Durham Regional Police Assoc. OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM FRI., AUG. 10-4:00, & 7:30 SAT., AUG. 11 -11:30,3:30 & 7:30 SUN., AUG. 12-1:00 & 4:30 AND MUCH. MUCH MORE! * A MENAGERIE'OF MEMORABLE MAMMALS! \ * COLOURFUL CHOREOGRAPHED CREATIONS! \ * A CAUALCADE OF COMICAL CAPERS! AWESOME AERIAL ATTRACTIONS! ■ OUR SIGNATURE OF EXCELLENCE! "AMAZINGLY UNIQUE! 3 BIG DAYS ONLY! à 53RD O FEATURE q EDITION! APPEARING LIVE ONE NIGHT ONLY TRES NOMBRES A Tribute to ZZ Top ' Cover Charge $6.00 FRIDAY. AUGUST 10TH BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE & TAVERN 45 Kins St. tv.. Newcastle. Ontario 987-4442 Sunday. Hus. 19th PIG ROAST $3.00 charge includes pork on a bun and salad buffet (fauttnty fantfonee TERRY SHERIDAN 4 SHADOW Nashville Recording Artists CAMPBELLFORO SID McCLARY AND THE MAIN INGREDIENT NORWOOD OARYOIE WATT AND KONCHO COBOURG CINDY THOMPSON SHOW TRENTON CEDAR SWAMP BAND CORDOVA MINES BANDANNAI PETERBOROUGH JERSEY JOEY HENDERSON BAND BRIDGENORTH DEVIL MOUNTAIN BAND PETERBOROUGH HANK AND THE HONKERS BEWDLEY LOANS BUCK 4 THE FLAT LAND MOUNTAINEERS CAMPBELLFORO JERRY SEABOYER BAND WITH BOB CAVERLY HAVELOCK Amateur Show, as available on Saturday In Arena close by, AUGUST 17 -18 -19,1990 Show Goes On Rain or Shine in Havelock, Ontario HIGHWAY 7,30 MILES EAST OF PETERBOROUGH ADMISSION WEEKEND PASSES PEU PERSON ADVANCE •More AiiruiI 1, 1990 - $25.00 Htfuic August 14,1990 - $28,(HI AT GATE - $35.00 for titmice Tickets please stmt Cheque, Money (mitr, pita or Masiereuril number lot MCK ni.AKEI.V Doxioo, HAVELOCK, Ontario KOI, IZ0, Camilla nr Plume (7051 718-3353 CONCERTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 7 p, m, -12 Midnight SAT URDAY, AUGUST 18 // tun. • 12 Midnight SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 11 ti.ni. - 5 p.tn. Euchre Tables Busy in Tyrone Tyrone by B. News Vaneyk There were thirteen tables tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday, Friday, July 27, 1990 with the following results: Harvey Partner scored a high 82, followed by Clarence Bell, Richard Manns, Doris Schofield, Schofield, Mary Blunt, Verna Robinson. Ladies' Low Ruby Cochrane, Men's Low Alice Beech. 50-50 Draw Gordon Moffatt, Harold Swain. Special Special Prizes Barb Cochrane, James Emerton, Dinah Abbott. Abbott. Attendance rose to fifteen tables of players on August 3rd. In elevated summer temperatures and brisk playing, the scores were quite nigh, with Margaret Todd leading with 102, followed followed by scores in the 100 range and high 90's. What a night! Shirley Brooks Reader Hopes To Maintain Small Town Dear Sir: I am a new homeowner to Bowmanville but not a stranger. I've read your paper over the years with considerable interest and in some cases envy. I really do hope that the various councils are very selective selective in their choice of so called "progressive" innovations. innovations. It is the semi-rural ambience of the area that is so enticing to everyone. The town now is a friendly open, beautiful place to bring up a family with none or veiy little little of the problems of lager places. For those who want city features, they should either move to a city or visit one but don't wish them on this area. The whole attitude of the town would be lost. It's too bad you couldn't have applications to live here. In this manner the population could be kept to a manageable number and all the desirable features would not be lost. Once they are gone they are irretrievable. irretrievable. Bigger is definitely not better. What is the point of moving moving out of a city and then trying to bring the city here with all its isolation attitudes. attitudes. Construction would serve this purpose. The value value of community spirit is coming-or being appreciated back to the cities. It's here already. Please, please don't allow it to be changed. By the way, I've enclosed my subscription for a year along with payment. Yours truly, Ruth M. Seymour. nudged Margaret Todd's score, followed by Leona Wright, Mary Thompson, Ruby Cochrane, Pearl Clark. Ladies Low Win Brown, Men's Low Fred Griffin, 50- 50 Draw Ruby Griffin, Leona Leona Wright. Special Prizes: a gentleman named Manny whose last name defied Anglo Anglo Saxon spelling abilities, we are sorry; Harold Swain, Bob Corneal, Bernice Soper. There were thirteen tables tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, August 6, 1990, with the following results: John Kuyer 88, Charlie Campbell 86, Eileen Warder 82, Barb Cochrane 81, Ruby Griffin 80, Olive Little 45. Special prizes Ross McRo- berts, Olive Little, John Kuyer, Earla Hill. A Wedding is a Good Excuse to Travel In the late 1930's my uncle, uncle, Herbert Yeo, went West to seek his fortune. On July 14, 1940, he married a lovely lovely Western girl called Dean- nie whose name I found out only recently is Geraldine. Other of my uncles "rode the rails" and joined harvest crews out West in the '30's, but Herb was the only one who remained. On July 14, 1990, Lorelle Yeo, daughter of Mrs. Lena Yeo and the late Delbert Yeo, granddaughter granddaughter of Herb and Dean- nie Yeo, married Kevin Meyer, at, Prince Abert, Saskatchewan. In less than the best of health, Uncle Herb and Aunt Deannie Yeo , Prince Abert Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, marked their 50th wedding anniversary in significant significant ways and were honoured honoured at the wedding of their granddaughter Lorelle and her groom, Kevin. Herb and Deannie were joined at their reception meal table by Delbert and Mary Yeo, Russell Russell Yeo, Gordon and Charlotte, Charlotte, Yeo, Oshawa, and Violet Violet Reynard, Cameron, Ontario. Mrs. Rita (Reynard) (Reynard) Henry, my husband, Paul Vaneyk, and I also felt it was a good reason to journey journey westward and join the festivities. We were guests at the gift-opening party at the home of Mrs. Lena Yeo on Sunday, July , 15, 1990. It was wonderful to be among cousins and their families, Come to ISLAND IN THE SOI OlB/IM.-lV'A.V Forages 4-12 ------ Vacation Bible School Recreation # Crafts * Songs # Refreshments at Liberty Pentecostal Church R.R. 3.Cornerol MARTIN ROAD4 HIGHWAY2, BOWMANVILLE,ONTARIO Tuesday to Sunday, August 14-19 9:30 to ll:30 a.m. daily IO:30 to Noon on Sunday For pick up please phone the Church 623-5100 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THE ^ MIKE MCGIVERN BAND Thursday, Aug. 9th - Saturday, Aug. 11th v SUNDAY, AUGUST 19th ONE NIGHT ONLY I# TERRY CARISSE 8 p.m. ^ NO COVER CHARGE For FREE Transportation Call: TAXI TAXI 571-1234 "Come celebrate your BIRTHDAY with us." Call ahead and well provide the BIRTHDAY CAKE FREE Limousine Service Available Call 987-4252 THE NEWCASTLE INN 709 King SI. E., Nowcastlo 987-4252 some rarely seen over the years, others were new acquaintances. acquaintances. &>UtUfUuf you Qtfjti and QneetitUfl.,. Ol Mol Fmnj latktt «1 S* WmU wp. SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 Save $2. ON EVENING ENTERTAINMENT IN THE GARDENS Showlimo: 0:30 p.m. Enjoy n musical review ontitlcd THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT including a Spectacular Gardon Light Display. Dinner Specials available (ram 5 p.m. -10 p.m. dwmwiQf 300 TAUNTON ROAD. WEST, WHITBY • 668-66061 Open 7 days a week, 9:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m. Roducod admission ntlor 700 p.m. for Entortainmont and Gardon Light Display WHEN YOU HAVE TO FEED A CROWD CALL MARY BROWN'S A team celebration? A company party? A friendly social get-together? Whatever the occasion or size of the crowd, leave it to Mary Brown's. Have the best fried chicken anywhere around served to your group. Just ask the manager for menus and prices. © Mary Brown's Fried Chicken 214 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone: 623-3561 We deliver. Open seven days a week. «fi#* 1 * TfJA ^ÉliS GOLDEN GATE g. ni» ixaig LICENSED BY L.L.B.O. ALL YOU CAN EAT 75 ITEM BUFFET Including a wide selection of delicious desserts featuring a home-made seasonal fruit salad! LUNCH DINNER Mon.-Thurs. $5.95 $9.95 Frl. $5.95 $10.95 Sot. $7.25 $10.95 Sun. $7.25 $10.95 FOR RESERVATIONS OR HOME DELIVERY CALL 434-6600 GOLDEN GATE RESTAURANT 285 TAUNTON RD. E. OSHAWA, ONT. (5 POINTS MALL BESIDE ZELLERS) BUSINESS HOURS MON.-SAT. 11:00 A.M.-1:00 A.M. SUN. 11:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. BUFFET HOURS MON.-SAT. 11:00A.M.-9:30 P.M. SUN. 11:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. 1 ■ ,1 f ■ iMiwmluu | fT _.;. r