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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 19,1986 A guide to fine dining and entertainment Christmas Model Railroad Show Saturday NOVEMBER 29,1986 lLOOam to 5:00pm HARMONY UNITED CHURCH 15 Harmony Road North, at King Street, OSHAWA • plenty of parking at the rear • STEAM. DIESEL AND TRACTION LAYOUTS -MODULES • BUILDING IN PR00RESS. AND DEMONSTRATIONS ADMISSION adults $3.00 children under 14 $1.00 under 5 free BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY ; , ' > I yi In *• U- daw the tManltowi jUiyUti. 'Ihey only told me we wene pantiny! Bring the entire family to see and enjoy our spectacular "Walk of Lights" leading to the traditional Nativity Scene (complete with live animals) This Friday, Nov. 21, 6 p.m. Mr. Reginald LeGresley . Port Darlington's Senior Sailor will officially open our "Walk of Lights Extravaganza" In our Dining Room we welcome back Mr. John McKenzie this Saturday at 7 p.m. for your listening and dancing pleasure. Port Darlington Marina Hotel 623-4925 Lake Rd. off Liberty St. S. 401 Bowmanville Exit 432 V 1 r .. -• • ')/ J feiy'i:' Nestle ton ^ ew ^ispl a y Opens Sunday at Visual Arts Centre Caesarea Caesarea Community Church A very good attendance for Sunday Sunday morning with Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford speaking on "Spiritual Renewal" from Luke 1:6 & 18- read by Daniel Pugh Jr.'A lovely duet was sung by Kathy Tromans and. Dr. Crawford. Organist- Kathleen Watt. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. for a good service. Nestleton Women's Institute On Wednesday, the Nestleton Women's Institute met at the home of Rika Wygerde for the Nov. meeting. Mrs. Neta Fish, president, was in the chair and conducted the business, following the reading of the October minutes read by Mrs. Gwendolyn Malcolm. ' The usual donation is to be sent to Operation Scugog for the Christmas Cheer. We will hope to have Miss Elaine Barkey, Dairy Princess for 1986-87 attend a future meeting. Cards were signed for a sick member, and a 50th Anniversary Card for a Nestleton couple (Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sadler). Delegate expenses to the Fall Convention were voted to be paid. Plans were made for the December pot-luck luncheon to be held on Wed. Dec. 3, at 12:30 p.m. in Nestleton Communi- | ty Centre with the meeting to follow. i Members and friends please keep ' this date with Mrs. Kay Pickard, Convenor of Family and Consumer Affairs in charge. A good réponse was heard when the roll was called - "Name a product product made from milk" and the Mot-, to "Micro-computers for Farmers" was given by Mrs. Rika Wygerde, convenor of Agriculture and Canadian Canadian Industries. The delegate to the W.I. Convention held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Mrs. Neta Fish ... gave a compete report on the two days with the theme "Meeting the Challenge." Reading from the Farm and Country - Mrs. Rika Wygerde chose an article on "Farming from Bay Street" a discussion on the experience experience needed for Bank Managers handling the costly loans to assist farmers in their extensive operations. operations. A new Executive in charge now is Lindsay Barfoot, who has a large farming operation of his own. Mrs. Irene McKee read a humorous article "What is a Farmer?" Mrs. 1 Neta Fish donated an Institute tea towel as a Christmas gift to our sister Institute in Durham, England and will write an accompanying letter letter to them. A social time was enjoyed over lunch with the committee serving. Mrs. B. McLaughlin and Mrs. Norma Norma Frew expressed the appreciation appreciation to those in charge. d: >- : r ■ ) R? fk The paintings of Jessie Slemon and Janet McGhee will be featured this month at the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville. "Homesteads and Harmonies No. 2" is the title of the show which begins Sunday, November 23, and continues to November 30, from 1 p.m. to four p.m. daily.. Jessie Slemon is shown above with one of her flower studies while the upper picture displays one of Janet McGhee's water color landscapes. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY^ BUSTER ROADHOUSE and TAVERN 45 KING STREET WEST NEWCASTLE (416) 987-4442 "Homesteads • and Harmonies Harmonies No. 2" is the title of an exhibition and sale of paintings by two talented Durham Region artists at the Visual Arts Centre commencing commencing Sunday, November November 23rd. The show consists of paintings by Jessie Slemon and Janet McGhee. Jessie Slemon has painted in the Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Enniskillen area for a number of years, specializing specializing in local scenes as well as flower studies. She prefers prefers using oil medium, as it offers to her greater facility in the creation of atmospheric atmospheric impressions and in the study of nature in general. general. Jessie will have a fine selection of her poipular paintings on display in the show. Janet McGhee has been a dedicated naturalist all her life and loves the outdoors. One of the finest watercolour watercolour artists, she finds her subjects by travelling mostly in Ontario. Her paintings often depict buildings, landscapes, flowers flowers and birds. For her sensitive sensitive artistic impressions, she relies on both memory and imagination. Both artists have many things in common. They are well known and accomplished accomplished in their respective respective fields. Both have won awards for their excellent work and are represented in public as well as private collections jin Canada and abroad. i ,, Janet andMcssie are' résidents résidents ofThF Durham Region. Region. They aue supporters of the Visual [Arts Centre of Newcastle and we are both pleased and proud to wel come their work at the Centre's Mill Gallery. The opening reception takes place from one to four p.m. on /Sunday, November 23 and"noth artists will he present at that time. ^ The show continues to November 30, also from one to four p.m. daily. Admission free. Bowmanville Progressive Conservative Association Annual Meeting and Election of Officers on Wed., Nov. 26th 8:00p.m. at the Base Line Community Centre APPEARING: Thursday, Nov. 20 Friday, Nov. 21 Saturday, Nov. 22 Martin Dolby and the Sidekicks Next week: Harvest and Pink Cadillac RUMOURS at the Castle Hotel 54 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE (416) 623-7072 November 20, 21, and 22 NOVEMBER RAIN Coming November 28 - 29 TEXAS LOUNGE LIZARDS k 50's - 60's Every Wed. Night - DJ. HELP WANTED Kitchen Help Waiters or Waitresses i r MOV Zb-i*) g oo PM Av MUSIC «A Figure Skating Spotlight by Marilyn Ransberry Orono Figure Skating Club The club would like to thank Belt Sawyer and her assistants assistants for organizing a most successful dance Saturday night. There was a good crowd in attendance; good music and everyone seemed to be having a good time. Also, thanks to all who supported us by their attendance at our dance. The winner of the weekend for two at Harbour Castle was drawn at the dance by last year's winners. This year Carrol Clemens of Hampton had the winning ticket which was sold to her by Tanya Clemens. The $100. second prize was won by Marg. Henderson Henderson and sold by Adam Colville. Colville. We would like to thank the New Dutch Oven Restaurant, Orono for their help and donations donations for our last banquet. Congratulations to Mary Murphy who upon completion of her Proficiency badge has progressed to Intermediate level. Lessons this week may have to be scheduled on alternate days. This is because three of our pros will be attending the Eastern Ontario Sectional Skating Championships in Kingston, Five of our senior skaters have qualified for the sectional competition. It is unusual for a club the size of Orono's to have so many skaters qualify. Best of luck to the following competitors. Andrea/ Burnham, Burnham, Kristen Hamel, Tanya Clemens, Ashley Burnham and Briar Ransberry. fènincjùuf you, QifÜ and Qteetutÿi... It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Family Roadhouse Restaurant EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 1 D.J. Wed. - Sat. Mon.toFri. 4-6p.m. Senior Citizen Night With membership card, a 15% discount off regular menu. TUESDAYS Hydro Night - Special Beverage Prices Dutchman Hamburger with the works 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. |3 $1.75 WEDNESDAYS Midweek Singles' Night Dance to the sounds of our DJ Dress Code in Effect THURSDAYS Wings Night Centre Lounge - 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. The best deal for wings in town Friday Family Fish Night/ "GatuUelUfltt and Wind' Every Saturday Night Buffet $12.95 , ; Dance to the music of the '50s and '60s 1 SUNDAYS Family Brunch 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. $6.95 with organist Ron Baker at the Lowery organ /Mk 623 3373 - HOTEL fh Hwy. 401 and Liberty St. S. 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