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t I ( 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 1,1984 Section Two A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Large Crowds Attend Visual Arts Centre Winter Harvest This fabric collage being admired by Bill and Karen Menzies was created by Jane Dixon, and was on display at the Visual Arts Centre Mill Gal lery oh Sunday afternoon. The exhibition will continue continue until February 5th from 12:00 to 4:30 p.m. daily. Shoppers Down Dutchmen Non-Contact Action Burke Division Flying Dutchmen United Drug San Marino Courtice Auto Oliver Division Shoppers Drug Clinic Pharmacy Bow. Restaurant Beasties W 12 10 8 2 , 14 7 7 0 L 3 4 7 12 3 8 8 15 T 2 3 2 3 U.K. Ut.A. 106 85 102 45 54 55 80 104 m. 26 23 18 7 0 112 2 104 2 73 2 37 68 28 80 16 98 16 127 2 By R. Edmunds Standings in the Burke Division drew closer as Shoppers defeated the Flying Dutchman while rival United Drug earned a tie with Clinic Pharmacy. Clinic Pharmacy earned the tie with two late goals in Saturday's opener. United, on three goals by John Stainton and a single by Rick Hall, took a 4 - 2 lead early in the third. However Clinic refused to quit and Bill Janitsch and Len Jay each connected for goals to end the game at four goals each. Other Clinic markers were by Dave Hansen and Issor Dubinsky. Saturday's late game between Beasties and Courtice Auto Wreckers saw Beasties build up a 6 - 2 lead with under nine minutes remaining in period three. However Tom Fennell fired four goals in the last 8V2 minutes to give Courtice the tie. Fennell also had a second period tally as did Dave Taylor for Courtice. Beastie goals were scored by Dave Whittaker 3, Bob Shantz, Larry Creighton and John Ayre. Shoppers Drug Mart outhustled the Flying RESTAURANT Since 1910 OPEN AT 7:00 a.m. Serving delicious food of the highest quality at reasonable prices. Take-out orders a specialty. 9 King St.W. 623-5412 Here Comes TheSlir^e FLORIDA MARCH BREAK ORLANDO 10 DAY -- DEPART MAR. 9 (Evening Departure, Night Travel) INCLUDES: SEA WORLD • WALT DISNEY WORLD INCLUDING EPCOT (2 DAYS) • CAPE CANAVERAL • CYPRESS GARDENS $ 580 p.p.DBL ORMOND BEACH (DAYTONA BEACH) (Evening Departure, Night Travel) 10 DAY DEPART MAR. 9 *495 P.P.DBL Go Motorcoacbl FOR FULL COLOUR BROCHURE CONTACTYOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT BOWMANVILLE TRAVEL Téléphoné 623-3182 Dutchmen to post a 7 - 6 victory in Sunday's early matchup. Shoppers in evening their record at one win apiece with the Dutchmen got scoring from seven players in a balanced attack. Steve Gray, Gary James, Terry Klawitter, Wayne Smith, Peter Hobb, Mike Knight and Tully Thompson all second. Dutchmen goals were by John Mather 3, Bert Roberts, Jim Smith and Bob Pearce. Bowmanville Restaurant skated to a 7 - 5 win over San Marino Chargers in the final game. After falling behind 2 - 0 after one period Bowmanville Restaurant fired four second period goals and three more in the third to earn the victory. Cal Wheeler and John Moon each had a pair while Mitch Clouthier, Grant Powell and Dave Wilson notched singles. Charger goals were scored by Mark Clarey 3, Emery Coscarella and Alex Barnett. FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL Telephone 623-4400 TRANS WORLD TRAVEL Telephone 623-1511 trentway tours Make a Move!! without ll Our Hostess' Gifts and Information Information are the Key to Your New Community Call Sandra Yales 623-5873 iM Htll Im i letMl « IM «»« Dutchman Bantams Player of the Week Theatre Group Performs at Waverley P.S. 99 Hundreds of people packed the Visual Arts playing pottery, weaving, fabric collages and Centre of Newcastle on the weekend for the open- quilts. Above, Atsuko Perkins shows Betty and ing of its "Winter's Harvest." The new exhibition Elton Miles a knitted fur garment designed by featured many artists of the Durham Region dis- Paula Listman. JAMIE LEVER No. 16 Left Defense Photo by Lange's Photo Lab Toros Win Forty Fourth On Friday the 26th, the Toros travelled to Port Perry for an exhibition game and, despite a rather costly letdown letdown in the second period, returned home with a 6 - 5 victory. The game was rather chippy as a total of 19 penalties was handed out mainly due to the fact that the referees were too small and seemed too inexperienced inexperienced to handle teams of this size and calibre. Many of the penalties were called only after the fans reacted to what they considered to be fouls. They also fell down on the job when they were out of position to see a sure goal by the Toros in the third that even the Port fans agreed was in. Two of the Port Perry players sustained injuries, the more serious happening to their goalie. With less than a minute left in the game he suffered a leg injury on a collision in the crease and had to be taken off the ice on a stretcher. Although they lost this particular game the Port Perry team is one to be reckoned reckoned with come playoffs in their classification. Game Summary First Period Toros - No. 14 Noble (Lever) 6:40. Port Perry - (P. Play) :38. Penalties - Port Perry (Trip) 13:38, Port Perry (interference) (interference) 12:38, Bow. No. 17 Shmyr (high sticking) 1:16. Second Period Toros No. 5 Pithie (McArthur, (McArthur, Noble) 14:14; Toros No. 12 Beck (Pithie) 13:54; Pt. Perry (on P. Play) 12:19; Pt. Perry 9:32; Pt. Perry (Sht. Handed) 8:24; Pt. Perry (on P. Play) 5:36; Toros No. 11 Gallant (Romano) 4:29. Penalties - Bow. McArthur (trip) 13:47, Pt. Perry (interference) (interference) 8:37, Bow. Lever (Roughing) 5:50, Bow. Romano and Gallant and Pt. Perry two players (roughing) 3:44, Pt, Perry (roughing) 2:37, Bow. Armstrong (holding) (holding) 2:22. Third Period Toros No. 7 Page (Downing, Pithie) 11:34, Toros No. 5 Pithie (Armstrong, Noble) 5:06. Penalties - Bow. Pithie (trip) 14:01, Bow. Page (roughing) 10:23, Bow. Lever (highsticking) 8:15, Pt. Perry (roughing) 6:46, Pt. Perry (tripping) 6:34, Pt. Perry (interference) 2:35, Bow. Pithie (tripping) 1:16. In Net - Scott Webster and David Smith. Shots - Bow. 35, Pt. Perry 25. Toros Win Tight One The fans really had to be fast on Saturday in order to keep up with the end to.; end action between the Flying Dutchman Major Bantams and the Belleville "AAA" at the Darlington Sports Complex Complex last weekend. It took the Toros several shifts to adjust to the speed of their opponents but then they put on their afterburners, maintained the pace for the duration of the game and were justly rewarded with a 4 - 2 victory. Belleville fired more than double the number of shots by the Toros but David Smith and Scott Webster made many outstanding outstanding saves to earn the win. The checking was very heavy and two Toros Jamie Downing and Scott Page were shakers up on separate incidents incidents but were able to continue continue the game after sitting out a shift. A game of this speed and calibre certainly proves that the team can handle themselves well against any opposition and this is a good omen for the upcoming playoffs. Game Summary First Period Toros Beck (Pithie, Noble) :22. Penalties - Bow. Gallant (interference) 3:50. Second Period Toros - Gallant (Lever, Shmyr) 8:57, Belleville (on P. Play) 4:00, Toros Noble (Pithie) : 19. Penalties - Belleville (roughing) 13:56, Bow. Perris (interference) 11:17, Bow. Beck and Bell double minors (roughing) 6:03, Bow. Noble (highstick) 4:42. Third Period Belleville 13:59, Toros Noble (McArthur, Beck) 2:31. Score: 4 - 2 win. In net - David Smith and Scott Webster. Shots - Toros 15, Belleville 32. Some of the Waverley Public School Students learned about the founding of Toronto last week when a travelling theatre group performed Thursday, January 26, at the school gymnasium. Two of the cast from Theatre on the Move are shown here in a scene recalling the history of Toronto contained in the play, Early York. Students from the audience are assigned various roles to play during each performance of "Early York". The play is part of the sesquicentennial celebrations for Toronto and also helps to commemorate commemorate Ontario's bicentennial. Checkers Variety Minor Atoms Win Consolation Championship At Annual Manvers Tournament The Bowmanville Minor Atom Toros, sponsored by Checkers Variety, captured the Consolation Championship at the annual Manvers Tournament Tournament on Saturday, January 28 th. In the Toros' first game, the opposition was the Trenton Minor Atoms, the team that Bowmanville must beat to win the Eastern Ontario title. The Trenton club won by the very closest of scores, 1 - 0. The Bowmanville club was extremely extremely flat for this contest, and had it not been for Paul Zwicker in the Toro cage, the score would have been much higher. Bowmanville's next game was against the Black Hawks of the Oshawa Little N.H.L. The Checkers Variety lads won by the score of 4 - 1 in a very entertaining game. Both teams exchanged goals in the first period, David Real scoring scoring for Bowmanville with the assists going to Todd Cannings and Joel Crombie. Chad Armstrong Armstrong picked up the only marker of the middle frame, the goal that proved to be the game-winner. He was set up on a slick passing play engineered engineered by his line-mates Kyle Purdy and Steve Desmedt. The Toros added two more goals in the final period to salt the victory away. Todd Cannings Cannings scored the third goal, assisted by Real and Desmedt picked up the final goal of the game, assisted by Armstrong. Paul Zwicker was very steady in goal to pick up the win. The stage was now set for the Consolation Championship, Championship, which pitted Millbrook against the Toros. Both clubs had good scoring chances, the winning goal came off the stick of Steve Desmedt who scored an unassisted marker at the 5:13 mark of the opening period. This was the only goal of the game, and Steve was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy for Bowmanville Bowmanville as a result of a fine two-way game in which he worked tirelessly. A tip of the hat must go to Paul Zwicker and the defensive work of Neil Bateman, Joel Crombie, Mark Breckenridge and Justin Merkac, the defensive corps who kept the opposition to only two goals in three games. A fine effort, boys. The Checkers Variety club was awarded a beautiful Championship banner which will be given a place of honor in their home arena, Darlington Darlington Sports Centre. Goodyear Lge. January 26,1984 High Single - K. Kelly 341. High Triple - K. Kelly 781. High Team Single - Millwrights Millwrights 1290. High Team Triple - Power House 3543. Over 300 K. Kelly 341, G. Cowling 305, J. Pearson 305. Over 725 K. Kelly 781, R. Westlake 748, W. Vanstone 743, G. Cowling Cowling 741, J. Pearson 729, J. Brown 726. NEWCASTLE INN Live Entertainment Fri. and Sat. Nights 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Happy Hour 8 to 9 p.m. Newcastle Hwy. 2 West of the "Hole in the Wall" WE RE MORE THAN A < NICE PLACE TO EAT Every Thursday is Family Steak Night Our special for two ... 8-OZ. New York cut (per person) $11 .99 per couple 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. Served with tried onions on a sizzling plaller, complete with salad bar, tried potatoes and vegetable. Choose either rice pudding or jelly tor dessert. Each family it allowed one or two children under 12 yrt. only $1.25 etch. Child hoi choice of: burger 1 chips or a smell steak. Thursdays we else serve ear regular menu. KING GARDEN Restaurant and Tavern 73 King E 623 4255 Bowmanville Licensed L.L.B.O. Entertainment EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT This Friday, February 3rd "Young Blood" Valentine's Dance, Sat., Feb. 18th $70.00 per couple (includes everything) Call For Reservations 623-1140 Beginning February 25th we will featuring LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Every Friday and Saturday Now . . . Tuesday Night is . . . MEN'S NIGHT and Wednesday Night is . . . LADIES' NIGHT Ask about our Refreshment Specials! 96 Waverley Road Visa 623-1140 Bowmanville MasterCard