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Page 6 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, May 3, 1997 Bowmanville Branch W.l. Holds Annual Meeting On April 3, ladies of the Bowmanville W.l. gathered at Trinity United Church for their Annual Meeting. President Vera Downey welcomed all the members and opened the meeting with O Canada, followed by the Institute Ode in Unison. Roll Call was well answered with , "What do you do to keep healthy?" A short business meeting followed, during which reading of the Correspondence revealed that the theme of the W.l. exhibit at the Orono Fair will be "From Farm to Table". We were reminded of a W.l. Rally and display at the Bowmanville Museum on June 1st. Brenda Metcalfe, District President called for Nominations. Report by Betty Morrison. President Brenda called on each executive member to be installed. Officers for 1997-98 are as follows: Past President - Mrs. C. Downey, President - Mrs. M. Puk, 1st Vice President - Mrs. A.J. Balson, Secretary-Treasurer - Mrs. I. England, Assistant Secretary - Mrs. J. FI intoff, District Director - Mrs. C. Downey, Alternate District Director - Mrs. J. Carrigan, Public Relations Officer - Mrs. A. Balson, Program Co-ordinator - Mrs. A. J. Balson, Committee - Mrs. E. Twist, Mrs. C. Bell and Mrs. C. Morrison, Tweedsmuir History Curators - Mrs. M. Tough, Mrs. J. Cooke, Resolutions Convenor - Mrs. J. Carrigan, Branch Directors - Mrs. E. Twist, Mrs. C. Morrison, Mrs. I. England., Pianist - Mrs. C. Bell, Auditors - Mrs. M. Tough, Mrs. J. Cooke, Pennies for Friendship - Mrs. A. Shirk, Nominating Committee - Mrs. E. Slute, Mrs. C. Morrison, Finance Committee - President, Secretary-Treasurer, Public Relations Officer, Education - Mrs. I. England. Following installations of officers, Vera Downey thanked all ladies present for their co-operation and loyalty through her term of office and wished the same for incoming President Bernice Puk. Bernice thanked Past President Vera for her dedicated dedicated leadership and remarked she knew she faced a real challenge challenge to follow Vera's example. ; > 'jf\ Stippy s Restaurant * 401 -Courtice Rd. South specializing in Dutch & Canadian Cuisine Licensed under llbo Maple Festival and Antique Show Ready to Go MON.-TUES. -WED. From 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Order One Entrée Get One Free WITH THIS COUPON ONLY UNTIL WED., MAY 7TH, 1997 THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - SUN. From 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Order One Entrée Get 2nd One 50% Off WITH THIS COUPON ONLY UNTIL SUN., MAY 4TH, 1997 For Reservations call 1-905-432-2960 On Saturday, May 3, 1997, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., Downtown Bowmanville will host its annual Maple Festival and Antique Show. This event takes place in the centre of the historic downtown, on Temperance Street North and South. Admission is free. This great family event, which is held annually each spring, includes the opportunity opportunity to enjoy such unique Canadian fare as freshly made flap-jacks served with REAL maple syrup and coffee coffee in a "lumber jack" kitchen (tent), with live entertainment, entertainment, . including Dixieland music played by the "Eksentrik Dixieland" band. Enjoy a funnel cake dusted with powdered sugar or local maple syrup. Also included is a live demonstration of maple sugar-making by Jim Moore, a local maple syrup producer, in co-operation with the Tyrone Mill, including the opportunity to purchase maple sugar products, as well as maple flavoured donuts, cooked hot, on the spot. The Bowmanville Museum will be on hand with a display of local artifacts, joining Bill Humber, whose book "Bowmanville - A Small Town at the Edge," will be released for sale in April. A large number of antique vendors will be displaying and selling antiques, and local church groups will be selling home-made baked goods. This event is co-ventured in co-operation with The Canadian Statesman. Port Darlington Symphony Offers Book Barga ins Reservations at fresh Market Cuisine Licensed by LLBO (905) 623-8772 • Lunch 11:30 or 1:30 • Dinner 4:30 or 6:30 • Special Kids 9 Menu • Non-smoking restaurant 73 King St. West Bowmanville Wheelchair Accessible @JP The Oshawa-Durham If you have any books Symphony Orchestra is you would like to donate to holding its annual second- the sale, you can still do so hand Book Sale Tuesday,- by calling (905) 723-3183 or May 6th through Friday, (905) 579-6711. May 9th from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day. This year, it will be held at 22 King Street West, Oshawa opposite the Ministry of Finance's Michael Starr Building. Both hard-cover and paper-back books will be available at prices affordable to all. Some will be as low as 500. Come along and browse. Buying a book or two will give you hours of pleasurable pleasurable reading as well as helping helping ODSO which benefits from the proceeds of the sale. Canadian Artist Unveils Work at McLaughlin Gallery On Thurs., May 15 Opening at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Thursday, 15 May, an exhibition exhibition of work by Canadian artist Tim Jocelyn presents the range of his artistic output: output: screens, banners, clothing, clothing, and furniture, along with some of the papercuts he produced produced for the Astrolabe at Expo '86. Tim Jocelyn was an associate associate member of ChromaZone, the Toronto artist collective formed in 1981. Curator Sybil Goldstein says: "When Tim Jocelyn died in 1986 he left behind a legacy of love and talent unequalled in the Toronto art scene." The exhibition continues until 31 August. Marina Hotel Unique Waterfront Setting m flout flw 'TKot&en'o 'Day, t ?ttayt ftd Brunch 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausages, French Toast, Waffles, Home ' Fries, Perogies, Chicken, Ribs, Ham, Meatballs, Vegetables, Salad Bar, Rolls, Butter, Apple and Orange Juice, Tea, Coffee. $10.95 plus taxes for Adults $5.95 plus taxes for Children under 10 years Family Evening Buffet Menu 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Beef sliced from the Roast, Sliced Turkey, Ham, Spare Ribs, Chicken, Pork, Potato, Vegetables, Salad Bar, Rolls, Butter and Dessert Table, Coffee, Tea. $14.95 plus taxes for Adults $7.50 plus taxes for Children under 10 years Reservations Required - 623-4925 70 Port Darlington Road Bowmanville QJ.P. Port Darlington Marina Hqtel The "Main Deck" dining room Presents Steak & Lobster Feast $ ■ f\QQ All This Month I \M 6 oz. New York Striploin + 10 oz. Lobster Reservations Appreciated - 623-4925 70 Port Darlington Road Bowmanville GOLDEN 143 Duke Street, Bowmanville (77te flying 'Dutchman floteC (90S) 623-3373/ (888)468-3509 ^Mother's Pay - Sunday, May 11,1997& BUFFET BRUNCH 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Featuring: Breakfast items, baked goods,juices.. hearty salads, pasta dish, delicious desserts *0.99 per person •Children under 4 FREE •Children $4.49 (5-10 years) •Senior Citizens: 10% discount ■No coupons' "One private room (please reserve) available for 25-30 people and 10% discount TAXES AND GRATUITIES NOT INCLUDED FREE PARKING Licensed LLBO ^ ...or indulge your Mom and treat her to a CARVED ROAST 6EEF DINNER 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. *9.99 per person •Children $4.99 (5-10 years) •Senior Citizens: 10% discount •No coupon: Child, u /jdei. £ftee ten M OJ.P.