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v 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 14,1984 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Bo wman ville HZ t %g%nt on 623 1133 MaiiUincmaS HELD OVER CINEMA I SECOND COMEDY-FILLED WEEK Fri. & Sat. 7 and 9 p.m. Only Sunday through Thursday - 8 p.m. Only ' f North America ■ %vk " s àiSi « from MlchaelCaine^osu, ' ?" " "" !' TA"'"'f - .-- 2t' > > > //v ' à -.Y ; v *•• VX. 'sLL«*'Xv<v Vv" v ^9 É J9 Wei1Z.I stAmr/fA/ £tg£ © ADULT ACCOMPANIMENT r SHERWOOD PRODUCTIONS aid SIDNEY KIMMEL Present A STANLEY DONEN flUA i MICHAEL CAINE JOSEPH BOLOGNA BLAME IT ON RIO J VALERIE HARPER MICHELLE JOHNSON DEMI MOORE emchm Pr<xtao« LARRY GELBART Saetnpity by CHARLIE PETERS vri LARRY GELBART Much wd Outdid by STANLEY DONEN STARTS FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9:00 CINEMA II Sunday through Thurs. 8:00 p.m. 72 hours of liberty to forget everything the Navy ever taught them. Coarse Language Nudity. T.B.O. CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES presents "WEEKEND PASS" starring D. W. BROWN • PETER ELLENSTEIN • PATRICK HOUSER • CHIP McALLISTER also starring PAMELA G. KAY • HILARY SHAPIRO Produced by MARILYN J. TENSER Co-producer MICHAEL D. CASTLE Written and Directed by LAWRENCE BASSOFF Director of Photography BRYAN ENGLAND Music by JOHN BAER Edited by HARRY B. MILLER, III A MARIMARK PRODUCTION W, A CROWN INTERNATIONAL Color by DELUXE Mi PICTURES RELEASE Coming Soon: Footloose, Terms of Endearment, Never Cry Wolf, Silkwoodand Lassiter. Flying Dutchman Major BantamsCatfure Title w ....... Coboure was history. ; D With two victories last week, the Flying Dutchman Major Bantam Toros have captured the Eastern Ontario Ontario "A" title for the third straight year by eliminating their rivals from Cobourg three games to zero. In the contest played in Cobourg on March 1st, John Romano and Chris Beck were the big guns for the Toros as they each had a hattrick while Chris Shmyr and Glen Campbell added' singles to trounce their opposition opposition 8-3. After Cobourg opened the scoring with only 41 seconds seconds played in the first John Romano got down to business and scored three times in a span of just over four minutes to give the Toros the lead. His first goal was assisted by Chris Shmyr and Mike Gallant, the second second was unassisted and the third again relayed from Shmyr. Chris Beck then scored his first of three with just over a minute remaining remaining in the periçd on passes from Bob McArthur and Brian Noble. Cobourg again drew first blood in the second but Chris Beck matched their tally 12 seconds later on assists assists by Brian Noble and Shawn Rekker. The teams traded one more each in the period, Cobourg first then 11 seconds later, Chris Shmyr retaliated from Mike Gallant to maintain a three goal edge. Chris Beck and Glen Campbell topped oil the win with a goal each in the third. Beck's was a nice shorthanded goal passed to him by Brian Noble and Beck and Noble figured in on Campbell's tally. Scott Webster played three steady periods of hockey and faced 25 shots while the Toros pumped 50 shots at the Cobourg net Back at Darlington for the third game, the spectators were kept on the edge of their seats enjoying a very exciting game. Cobourg Minor Hockey Results Novice March 6,1984 Tim's Rental - 3 - Tracey Lemke, Craig Rickard, Kevin Bullock. ' Victoria and Grey Trust - 2 - Timmy Mills, Craig Taylor. March 8th, 1984 Victoria and Grey Trust - 6 - Grant Spencer 2, Matthew Belfour 2, Chad Vanderende, Tracey Lemke. Tim's Rental - 1 - Richard Bateman. Victoria and Grey Trust win the Novice Championship. Atom Bolahood's - 6 - Marty Burgess 2, Ben Vanderhey- den, Jack Bently, Dana Barrett, Craig Cowells, shut out to Chris Forsey. J & J Sharpening - 0. Bolahood's win the Atom Championship. Midget Courtice Shell - 3 - Paul Strong, Tracey Stephens, Mike Annis. Bea's Place - 2 - Mark Cole, Dan Moriarity. Courtice Shell win the Midget Championship. Wine ïï Dine Sundayto Friday Specials Veal Oscar... Tender veal lopped with crab legs and fresh Asparagus, Rainbow Trout... Broiled in butler, served with lemon and parsley, Broiled Salmon Steak... Centre cut ol Iresh Atlantic salmon, Souvlaki (Shish-ka-bob)... Lillie lenderloin steaks on skewers with tasty tempters served on a bed of rice. Prime Rib of Beef... A generous portion ol rich beely goodness ol top quality bed. ALL ORDERS INCLUDE: Garlic Bread, Soup or Salad, Ice Cream or Black Forest Cake, Colfee or Tea $ 10 .50 ea. D'ELEGANT 557 King Si. East -- Oshawa--576-6999 house needed a win to stay alive in the playoff and they came within 30 seconds of forcing overtime and possible victory victory but Bowmanville came through to win the contest. The Toros held a two goal edge till partway through the middle period. Chris Shmyr scored from John Romano and Jamie Lever in the first and then George Pithie added one in the second from Jamie Downing and Chris Beck to go up 2 - 0. Cobourg then scored to close the gap but Jamie Lever struck back when Mike Gallant won the faceoff and dropped the puck to the top ofthe faceoff circle and Lever moved in from his point position and drilled the puck into the net. Cobourg came back in the third and tied the score and overtime loomed large. With 30 seconds to go and the Toros on a powerplay they maintained control in Cobourg's end and Jamie Lever passed the puck from his point position across the ice to fellow defenseman Kelly Armstrong who took a quick snapshot and Cobourg was history. The team is now waiting for the winner of the Aurora - Orangeville series which was tied at two games apiece. Regardless of who wins the Toros will be ready for them and rest assured . your supporters are behind Vfvn all tho wav Throughout March and April WEDNESDAYS ONLY from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Super Steak Special Two Can <k Q qq Dine For %|>57i57i/ Buy one dinner for $8.99 and your guest dines for Only $1.00 Salad Bar, New York Sirloin Steak, Potato and Vegetable, Roll & Butter, Hot Apple Crisp with Vanilla Sauce. Reservations Please - 623-4925 Port Darlington Marina Hotel South of Hwy. 401 -- Exit 432 Bowmanville THE FUN BUS Sight-Seeing and Shopping DAY TRIPS THE ORCHID SHOW March 24th $15.00 KITCHENER FACTORY OUTLETS April 7th $30.00 LANARK FACTORY OUTLETS April 12th $42.00 Contact Charlene Groat Telephone 576-1357 SURE AND IT'S A CELEBRATION FOR THE ! v St. Patrick's Day, Saturday, March 17th We're celebrating it with a Miller Night 99C ea. Celebrate This St. Patrick's Day with Dinner and Dancing. Enjoy a delicious meal then dance to your favorite tunes played by our D.J. from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Breakfast Served Daily Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sunday Brunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tfi&€apfi Ttestauiatif] ^ U -*■ UNDER Li.B.O. In the Veltri Complex 68 King St. E. 623-2623 Bowmanville Saturday, March 17th Toast the Irish with us, and enjoy an evening of dining and dancing! DINING from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. . Along with our regular menu wé invite you to enjoy our "MîIRtoX :<v. Saturday Night Buffet Includes a large selection of hot and cold items featuring our famous Hip of Beef and dessert from the $ pastry table also available will be a St. Patrick's Day Dinner Special $ 10. Roast Leg of Lamb with Mint Jelly Potatoes, Vegetables DANCING from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. - Come and enjoy an evening of dancing or listen to all your favourite Irish music. Special Prizes -- Drinks -- Balloons, etc. 95 St. Patrick's Sunday Family Brunch Sunday, March 18th 25 VF • 11:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. For Reservations Call 623-3373 uîcJiMcut Hwy. 401 and Liberty St. S. Bowmanville trentway tours EASTER WEEKEND NEW YORK CITY 4 Day ... Depart Apr. 19 (MORNING DEPARTURE, NO NIGHT TRAVEL) WASHINGTON, D.C. 4 Day... Depart Apr. 19 (MORNING DEPARTURE, NO NIGHT TRAVEL) COUNTRY MUSIC AT ITS BEST! NASHVILLE 4 Day ...Depart Apr. 19 (EVENING DEPARTURE, NIGHT TRAVEL) WASHINGTON CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL 6 Day... Depart Apr. 4 THEATRE & SHOPPING IN CLEVELAND, OHIO 3 Day... Depart May 7 THEPOCONOS 4 Day... Depart May 7 GOLDEN MEMORIES IN PITTSBURGH 3 Day... Depart May 14 ROCHESTER LILAC FESTIVAL 3 Day ... Depart May 18 8 25 FOM DETAILS CONTACT YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT "IDE Like to get out of the Kitchen!" Take your ? lady to dinner at The Coronation Restaurant 9 King St. W. • Serving Delicious Chinese Food • Home-Like Atmosphere • Take-out Orders a Specialty Bowmanville