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10 "The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 29,1988 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. New Executive for Bowmanville Drama Club 82nd Convention for O.H.A. The Bowmanville Drama Club has kicked off its T 0 , T 1988-89 season by electing a new executive. They rea ^ Jean Sheridan, social convenor; Ellen Lo- promise an exciting year ahead and are always gan, treasurer; Jane Vatcher, publicity; Elaine Van looking for new members. The executive is, left to ^anten, recording secretary; Sheila Majid, presi- right: Joe Dalrymple, program and education; dent; Jan Leak past president; and Nick Van Segge- Georgina Preston, vice-president; Anna Blake, play en ' corre spondmg secretary. r CULLEN GARDENS & MINIATURE VILLAGE Rose Festival JUNE 25TH ■ JULY 4TH COME AND ENJOY ONTARIO'S FOREMOST FAMILY ATTRACTION... The magnificent Garden featuring... Roses of every variety. 1/12 scale Miniature Village, Country Fair and the new Cottage Country sponsored by General Motors. Flee Entertainment.. "Meet the Lyndes" sponsored by Kodak Canada, at 2 pm, 3:45 pm and 8 pm. Dining... Three great places to eat, Shopping... Four different shopping boutiques. Fireworks... At dusk, down in the valley. Special Event.. Saturday June 25, come and enjoy the opening of "Lynde House", a new concept in museums. Opening ceremonies at 1030 am. CULLEN GARDENS & MINIATURE VILLAGE 300 Taunton Road, West, Whitby, Ontario 294-7965 Toronto 668-6606 Whitby PITCH K) Almost 700 registered members and delegates at the 82nd annual Ontario Horticultural Societies Convention, Convention, held this year in Carleton University. Ottawa. To add to this crowd, we also joined up with 1200 grades VII and VIII young folk on tour of the Capital, and staying staying at university at nights. This sure made for lots of confusion, especially in the cafeteria at meal times. Ottawa had been experiencing experiencing a severe drought, as here, and sure welcomed a heavy rain on Wednesday. Their lawns were quite brown and university flower beds were really quite poor. Very good programs, entertainment entertainment ana speakers kept interest and two very excellent tours. One tour to Ottawa Experimental farm on Thursday afternoon, was much enjoyed and their flower beds were quite attractive. attractive. The Friday afternoon afternoon tour of theNation's Capital was quite delightful ana enjoyed by five bus fulls of interested folks. Of course one of the highlights highlights of city tour included the brand new national Gallery, Gallery, which opened May 21, 1988. The materials used in overall construction of the gallery is variegated rose granite, which covers the floors and walls. Most of the building is granite, but the ceremonial facade on south side of building, facing the Chateau Laurie, and Parliament Parliament Hill contains thousands thousands of glass panels. The new Gallery is one of the world's largest Art Museums. Museums. It's more "than three times the size of Maple Leaf Gardens, with 12,000 sq. metres metres of display space in near- BUSTERS ROADHOUSE and TAVERN 45 King Street West Newcastle / 987-4442 THIS WEEK! June 30, July 1,2nd MOTOR CITY FUN, RIDES & GAMES FOR EVERYONE! BoWMAWfLie ktMSMCM WWetttey R<>a£ ScIiool June 30 ~Juty 3 July 7,8,9 Cindy Gallant July 14,15,16 Diane Young HOLIDAY WEEKEND SPECIAL at The Port Darlington Marina Hotel "Good Old Rock 'N Roll" with Jimmy Fraser in the lounge Friday and Sunday Evenings July 1st and 3rd Port Darlington Marina Hotel Lake Rd. off Liberty St. S. 623-4925 Bowmanville ly 50,D00 sq. metres of gross building space. It will be able to display some 1,900 works of art, at any given time. Another thrilling sight, was the Cathedral-Basilica of Notre Dame. Built in 1839 by amateur craftsman and the architecture was absolutely absolutely breathtaking! The stained glass windows are truly beautiful and the wood-carving is unbelievable. unbelievable. Leaving By Chantal Axelson We're losing one of our best teachers to North Hope Central School in Garden Hill north of Port Hope. Mr. Mills will be teaching grade six there. The new school will be closer to where he lives in Peterborough. Mr. Mills has been teaching at Waverley for four years. In that time he has enjoyed teaching grade six, five and three. The teachers and students students at Waverley will surely surely miss Mr. Mills. Mr. Thompson by Kelly Browne Mr. Thompson, our Vice Principal js taking next year off. He will be replaced in September by Mr. David Gray. Mr. Thompson taught every grade except Kindergarten Kindergarten for twenty years before before he became a Vice Principal. Principal. He is going to spend eight weeks this summer in England, with his wife Jane ana his four sons; nineteen year old Jeff, fifteen year old Greg, twelve year old Jason and eleven year old Jamie, and then he and Jeff will spend a month in France. Mr. Thompson and his family family -love all sports, travelling, reading and enjoying what life has to offer. Mr. Thompson Thompson enjoys photography, windsurfing, downhill swing, swing, education and politics. He feels that he has had two very special years at Waverley, Waverley, and thanks the staff, students students and parents for their support. BiUufUuj, tfou QifU onA CjneetUttfl... It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 J ' START YOUR DAY WITH sbonuts 87 KING STREET E. BOWMANVILLE The best for quality products, good service and cleanliness OPEN Mon. 5 o.m • Sal. 12 midnight CLOSED SUNDAY 623-4549 Our district #17, produced produced some winners! Pickering Pickering society had Mrs. "Rena Preston winning 3 or 4 prizes on her excellent iris and peonies. peonies. Ajax Jrs. won 3 or 4 prizes in Jr. section and Oro- no Jrs. won the coveted Lein Lein eke Award for best "Activity "Activity Report" for 1987. Mrs. Isabelle Challice, retiring retiring director for #17 dist was presented with Royal Albert Cake plate in Trillium pattern. Lucky draw prize winners winners from Orono, included Mrs. Vera Staples and Mr. Orville Challice. Another good convention and next year 1989, will be held in Waterloo University. Please call in your Orono area news to 983-5973 for ■the next two weeks. Thank you - Isabelle Challice. FREE FREE We're having a party! on Saturday, July 2nd from 1 -- 5 p.m. FESTIVITIES INCLUDE: Annual Art and Craft Show and Sale Birthday Celebrations for Canada and the 110th Anniversary of S.S. 14 and The Unveiling of the New Millstone Monument by Sam Cureatz, MPP at 2:30 p.m. ** Birthday Cake and Watermelon ** Clarke Township Museum & Archives Hwy. 35/115 at Regional Road 9 at Kirby FREE! 6 cans of Coca-Cola (Diet or Regular) with any pick-up pizza order upon presentation of this advertisement. Hurry! Offer ends Tuesday, July 5th, 1988. Not valid with any other offer Bowmanville -- Call 434-4444 niiiii M nr Church Street (across from Fire Hall) r sum ML lilll'l 3 NEW RELEASES $3.99 OVER 1900 SELECTIONS 990 LIGHTS, VIDEO, ACTION "NEW HOURS" Open Sunday 10 a.m. -- 9 p.m. 110 WAVERLEY RD., BOWMANVILLE. 623-3658 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE l I