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Pace S r-- The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, February 14, 1998 Your Guide Tof Health, Hobbies and Entertainment Clarington Library Reading Suggestions Adult Non-Fiction Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now by Barry Miles. The author, an old friend of Paul McCartney's, spent hundreds of hours interviewing him in order to gel in Paul's own words, "my side of the affair". This comprehensive treatment of the Beatles story covers in its 600 plus pages the story of the band as Paul remembers it, from beginning to breakup. Most of the events arc well-known, but some of the information provides a new perspective on the relationship relationship between Lennon and McCartney and the other Beatles. The Radically Hip Tribute to the Tragically Hip Saturday, February 21 For info, call 987-4442 BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE & TAVERN 45 King Street West, Newcastle. Tickets: $7 Advance $10 At the door . < ... y / ,Z. ■ -* v ■ • " ? ? ; E ■ •'KJf /•' rn. ' A W ^ .. f Vi \ ^ '. A \ v^,'•* / wA ' V'-'xX.' *••• V y : . i ' A* Vv ' ' ' ... WV'-'rV-^K . : .1, NX' I X » ,V • V - V 4 > l * N 7 .... J Do Not Be The latest exhibition at the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanvillc features works by Cynthia Hammond and Dominic Hardy. The exhibition, entitled "Do Not Be Afraid," explores themes of flight, transcendence, distance distance and travel. Cynthia Hammond is shown with her sculpture entitled "Mending Icarus' Wing." The show opened on Sunday, February 8th, and continues until February 27th. This Sunday, February 15th, Dominic Hardy will present a workshop and gallery talk. * x ■ ■ ' i ! > A- V V Mishit Wine Tasting 4-6 p.m. Dinner 6 p.m. RESERVATIONS ONLY: $35.00 (Wine Tasting/Dinner) Rosemary Bread Rustic style bread roasted with olive oil and fresh rosemary. MM Giprese Salad Fresh tomatoes, Bocconcinci cheese, capers, olives and olive oil garnished [iÉÉfe| with shrimp | Sotto Filetto tenderloin topped with provolonc f ^™iécse, capicola ham and artichoke hearts in jvorcini mushroom wine * |ti.ucc, served with Sicilian Macaroni 1 ' Sicilian Cassata 33 SimCOe St. S. 3 Osliawa Sicilian ice cream and sponge cake \ _ served with fresh fruit and fruit coulis. (905) 571-3042 Coffee or Tea Local Churches Hold Poverty Dinner 13th Oshawa International PSYCHIC FAIR LIVE READERS INCREDIBLE BOOKS AMAZING CRYSTALS FREE LECTURES DEMOS & PRIZES Friday: 12-10 p.m. Saturday: 11-10 p.m. Sunday: 11-7 p.m. Admission $6 GOOD ALL WEEKEND to. February 20, 21,22 Kinsmen Community Centre 109 Colborne St. (at McMillan), Oshawa Cape Breton Fiddling Sensation MacMASTER .. '■..., ON SALE FEBRUARY 13THÜ PORT HOPE CAPITOL THEATRE Sun., March 15 - 8 p.m. Reserved Seating: $21.50 (GST incl. plus SI.00 handling) Box Office: 885-1071 or 800-434-5092 (M-F, 10-4) ********** Lindsay Academy Theatre March 1,324-9111 A Shame»» Production In conjunction with the 1998 national Ten Days for Global Justice program • (February 13-22), six local churches have planned an evening to explore the Global Justice theme. The event will be held at Rehoboth Christian Reformed Church on Tuesday, February 17th, commencing at 6:00 p.m. To accentuate the vast difference that exists in food resources between Third World and developed developed countries, the evening will commence with a meal in which most participants will be given fare typical of Third World countries, while a randomly randomly selected few will receive a typical North American dinner. It is hoped that this will set the stage for a lively discussion of global inequalities and related justice issues at each table. Discussions will include the major focus of the Ten Days action program program for 1998 which is to generate greater public awareness of the Fair Trade principle that ensures a greater return to basic producers and workers workers in developing countries I EMnnmir f?©ff TTw© Choice of: Shrimp Cocktail, Soup or Salad Filet Mignon or Chicken Kiev with fresh vegetables, Parisienne potatoes Dessert and Coffee or Tea $19.95 per person m m M W' i 1: iZ | HOURS: Mon, - Sun. 11 a.m. -1 a.m. ^ Reservations i'll) Recommended Call 697-2217 7 Division St., Bowmanvillc --■ (1 Block south of King St.) for the exported products that we enjoy. The Transfair/Fair Trademark is a seal certifying certifying products that arc traded fairly according to internationally established criteria, Companies arc licensed to carry this seal on products products if they buy from registered registered producer cooperatives, cooperatives, pay a fair price, offer long-term contracts and credit and agree to be monitored by independent groups. One of the major exports of southern developing developing countries is coffee and this product is currently- currently- available from Fair Trade distributors, It is to be hoped that more and Smile Theatre Company Bring Shows To Clarington The Smile Theatre Company of Toronto is well into its second year in performing performing for the Clarington Older Adults in Bowmanvillc with the most recent performance staged Tuesday, January 27th. The Company is a unique, non-profit charitable charitable organization dedicated in bringing to seniors quality quality professional entertainment. entertainment. It is financially assisted by the Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council and Metropolitan Toronto. There is a modest $8.00 per person charge for the shows. The presentation of "Beautiful Dreamer" on January 27 at the Base Line Community Centre received a well-earned tumultuous standing ovation. ovation. Beautiful Dreamer is a musical celebration of one of America's first great song writers, Stephen Foster. Both Amanda Leigh and Steven Gallagher brought out the best in Stephen Foster's music. There was a richness of voice from both, along with some close harmony harmony on selected classics from die Foster repertoire. The two actors/singcrs stated they have enjoyed their Bowmanvillc audiences audiences and look forward in returning. There arc two remaining Smile Theatre productions being sponsored in Clarington. March 24th at Base Line Centre "Verandahs" will be staged. It is a musical based on conversations of neighbours neighbours dialling to one another another on their verandahs in the Beaches in Toronto. On May 26, the Smile Theatre group travels to the Qrono Town Hall stage to present "Stardust Circus", The Greatest Little Show on Barth. Step right up and have the time of your life under the Big Top. more of our retail outlets will offer products for sale bearing the Fair Trademark seal. A guest speaker for the evening is Mr. Adam Dudu, who was born in the Southern Sudan, educated in mission schools in Uganda and trained as a medical assistant in Kenya. He emigrated to Canada seven years ago and is currently employed as a laboratory technician at Mount Sinai hospital. It is anticipated that his personal personal experiences will bring home the realities of life in Third World countries,, countries,, . The evening will close with a brief worship service. service. Anyone wishing to attend should obtain tickets tickets by contacting the Ten Days representative at the following churches: Rehoboth Christian Reformed, Maranatha Christian Reformed, St. Andrew's Presbyterian, Trinity United, St. John's Anglican and St. Paul's United or by calling St. Paul's United Church office at 623-7361 between 9:00 a.m and 12:00 noon. .••fV.I •• VV. I 17. VS Book now for Valentines Dinner fresh Market Cuisine • wheelchair accessible • Licensed by L.L.B. O. Telephone: (905) 623-8772 f|| 73 King St. W., Bowmanvillc ©J.P. SHWIBTS £V * *1 Sports Bar * ♦ ^ ^ ^ at the PORT DARLIN )Otdied? I Qhdewtme'& $a/a ['Fantasy Male Review" Thursday, February 19th DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL presents "Five Sexy Men you'll not want to forget" "Golden Eagle", "Ebony" and "Wolf" along with "Shane" and "Duckie" Mob Review- jP)Ctdi\ f te6 f 'StylcfAt Aii ~No Men Allowed ~ yçfKi \V, A** Downstairs at the Port Darlington Marina Hotel Lake Rd, off Liberty St., South of 401, Bowmanvillc (905) 623-4925 • Doors open at 8:00 p.m. - $12.00 in advance Tickets on sale at the bar.