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6The Canadian Statesman,. Bowinanville, January 1, 1977 .4 Present C1f Carnival Funds to Kinsmen Club çCablecaist Listings dnesday, Jan. 19 6:30 Talk About, with the 30 Whitby Chamber of University Women's Commerce Presents: Club 1977 Chamber Executive 7: 00 Music -30-, with local 00 Oshawa Inaugural musicians Meeting 7:30 Education Scene, with 00 Awareness George Pearce 30 Soleil, with the French 8:00 Hotline te Heaven Canadian Club of 8:30 Whitby Then & Now Oshawa 9:00 Rescue, discussing :00 To Be Announced "Habits" :00 Evening Report 10:00 Sign Off Traývel Consultant World Wide Experience Avaiflable te Associations for travel flilms and talks. Ava ilable for advice on prson ravel reqrema rets For Appintment 576-0157. Thursday, Jan. 20 3:00 McLaughlin Art Gallery Presents: Edmund Alleyn 3:30 Whitby. Chamber of Commerce Presents: Coroîîtio RESTA URANT MON DAY -THURSDAY 6a.m. -12p.m. FRIDAY-SA4'UR DAY 46a.m. - 1a.m. SUN DAY .7 a-m'. - 1l30p.m. SERVING DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY, Free Delivèry in Bowmanville onal Orders'of ' $7.50 or More. A Fuli Course Meals in a Home- Li keAtmosphere 9 King St. W. 623-5412 4:ý ANAVIS UN C lor hy DU tJAL OSHAWA CENTRE CINEMA I 7:10-9,20 PMVSOH' COON y Deluxe Aduit Entertainment OSHAWA CENTRE CINEMA 2 7:00 - 9:00 4: 00 Whitby '9311', a Fire Prevention Series 4:30 Co-Operative Housing' 5:00 Education Scene 5:30 Talk About 6:00 Evening Report 6:30 Rescue 7:30 Soleil 8:.00 The 3R's, with Seperate School Activities 8:30 Royal Canadian Le- gion's Public Speaking, Contest 9:00 Oshawa Inaugural Meeting Coverage 10:00 Whitby Chamber of Commerce Presents: Mayor Jim Gartshore, Views for 1977 10: 30 Sign Off Friday, Jan. 21 2:00 Inaugural Address by Mayor Jim Potticary 3:00 Expression, with host Joan Murray, Mc- Laughlin Art Gallery Director 3:30 Whitby Chamber of Commerce Presents: 1977 Chamber Executive 4:00 What Does the Bible Say? 4:30 Whitby Then & Now 5:00 Vita Italiana 6:00 Whitby Report, with Mike Burgess and Steve Porter 6:30 The 3R's 7:00 Sign Off SundayJan. 23 il1:00 Via Italiana, With Ercole Foresta 12: 00 Rescue, wit.h topical Interviews 1:00 Hotline to Heaven, today's religious issues 1:30 Faith Baptist Church Service 2:30 What Does the Bible Say? with Ron & Bob Kirkland 3:00 Greek Community! 4: 00 Sign Off Monday, Jan. 24 4:00 Co-perative Housing? Govt.'s .Role 4:30 Expression, with a .Variety of Topies 5: 00 Whitby Then &. Now, with Brian Winter and Jim Quail 5:30 M.J.'s Place, with Muriel Jane Weber 6:00 Evenilng Report., with Wally Donaldson & Dave Stewart 6:30 Awareness, with Bill Emmerton 7:00o Counterpoînt, with a Christian Viewpoint 7:30 Whitby '9311' 8:00 Whitby Counci!,.Meeting Coverage Tuesday, Jan. 2:00,Whitby City Council > Meeting Highlights 5: 00 Royal eCanadian Le- gion's Public Speaking Contest 5:30 Counterpoint 6:00 Evening Report 6:30 Vita Italiana, with Ercole Foresta 7:30 Whitby Chamber of Commerce Presents: Mayor Jim Gartshore, Views for 1977 8:00 M.J.'s Place, 8:30 Hatha Yoga, with Jan Hewlett 9:00 Hotline-to Heaven 9:30 Sign Off Note: Ail programs are sub- ject to ýchange without notice. Hockin Real Estate's Pee Wees Win Consolation at On, Jan. lth the Hockin Real Estate Pee Wees travel- led te Bay Ridges and came away with a 2-2 tie. Bay Ridges struck early with two fast goals. The Toros finally connected on agoal by Jimmy Hogarth. Their second goal came in the 3rd period as Brad Clemens dug the puck out of the corner and passed to Rob Siggins who was standing at the goal crease and managed to score into the corner of the net. Bay Rîdges came on, strong nearing the end of the 3rd period but great goaltend- ing by Mark Rutherford and Billy McArthur kept a tie for the boys. On Jan. l3th, the Toros hosted Port Perry and also came away with a 3-3 tie. The Toros opened the scoring at 9:27 of the lst period on a goal by Terry Allen assisted by Roîf Geisler. Their second goal came at 3:05 of the first period also scored by Terry Allen unassisted. The boys were skating well and at 6:14 of the 2nd period scored their third goal by Brad ClernenA and assisted by Roîf Geisier. The Toros began to get hit with penalties and Port Perry came back with 3 unanswered goals to give them the tie. Win Consolation Trophy On Jan. lSth, the Hockin boys travelled to Bobcaygeon for their annual Pee Wee tournamentand came home with the consolation trophy. Their first game was played against Newcastle and the Toros were defeated by a score of 4-2. Newcastle opened the scoring at 2:16 of the first period. The Toros came back and tied the score at 3:00 minute mark of the first period on an unassisted goal by 'Scott Ward. Newcastle came back and scored once more in the first period and again in the second. Bowmanville scored in the third period on a goal by Gary Allen, assisted by his line- mates Stephen Martin, and Terry Allen. Newcastle rounded out the scoring at 6:07 of the third period to advance them to the championship side and the Toros te the consola- tion. In the second game, the Toros were pitted against Haliburton and played prob- ably their bestgame of the year earning a 6-3 victory. The boys came eut flying as they were determined to wir Allen opened the scoi 4:30 of the first perioda by his linemates Si Martin and Terry Ail 9:20 of the first peri Toros notched their goal by Rob Siggiri assisted by Terry AU Brian Strong. Hall came back strong and three goals laite in the fi early in the second pe The rest of the belonged te the Torosi checked strongly. Terr scored the tyi*ng goalý by Gary Allen at the 5 :0 of the Second period. TI again strucek for thir'1 scored by Gary Alie played his best gaime seasoti. Th~e assist m Stephen lMartin. At 4: 18 of the third pe unusual play by the E ton goalie enabled BoN ille te gain a penait: Stephen Martin took t] and played the goahie1 ly gaining the fifth Toi The final goal came ai the. third period as Clemens scored una: Great goaltending f Toros was shared bý Rutherford and Billy thur. In the final gain Hockin boys were n against Gps of Lînds earned the Consolatior with another strong gai score of 4-1. There was ne- scorinj Bobcaygeon, .n Gary first period as the boys played )ring at a close checking. At 6: 11 of the assisted second period the Toros ;tephen scored by Jimmy Hogarth and len. At assisted by Scott Ward. At .03 iod the of the third period Scott Ward second scored the Toros second goal us and with the assist going to Jimmy len and Hogar'th. At 5:16 of the third burton period the Toros gained their 1hit for third goal by Brad Clemens irst and andI assisted by Rob Siggins. riod. The eniy goal Ops managed game came at 11:37 of the third as they period. Stephen Martin ended ry Allen the Toros' scoring, agsisted by assisted Gary Allen. 00 mark The goaltending in the third he boys game for Bowmanville by 4th goal Mark Rutherford and Billy en who McArthur was outstanding as of the the boys were very tired. ,vent to Congratulations boys, it was a well deserved win and great eriod an hockey by the entire Toros' Halibur- teamn. wmanv- On Jan. l6th the boys ty shot. journeyed to Uxbridge and the shot were defeated 3-2. Uxbridge perfect- scored at 1:54 of the fîrst ro goal. period and at the 7: 00 of the 4:46 of, second period before, the sBrad Toros got on the scoreboard. ssisted. The goal was scored by Roîf for the Geisley assisted by Steve y' Ma k Carruthurs and Doug Bickle. McAr_ Uxbridge again scored at the 3:27 mark of the second e. the period. Tërry Allen scored the ,aatched Toros second goal unassisted ay and at 1: 35 of the second period. n trophy The third period was scoreless ime by a as great goaltending by Ux- bridge kept the Toros from tg in the equalizing the score. McGregor IDA Bantamns Improving but On Thursday, Jan. l3th, McGregor I.DA. Bantams battled a snow storm to Stouffville only te be defeated 1-0 in a very close encounter. There was superb goaltend- ing at both ends of the rink, but with 1: 09 left in the game, Mark Doyle waý scored on, spoiling his shutout bld.ý This was the only shutout of the 29 te beat hlm. Toros had their chances but couldn't buy a goal. Anytîme the score is 1-0 you know it was a real entertaining game as was this one. Outstanding 'on defence were Dennis Simpson and Allan Potter. Kevin Tink and Steve Huisman worked very hard for the Toros in this barn burner. The I.D.A. boys have Losing shown some real definite improvement of late. Oin Jan. lSth, the drugstore boys played host te the strong Bay Ridges club and went down te defeat 6-3. Kevin Tink fed Andy Paton a break-away pass and Pat- on's hîgh shots beat the Bay Ridges goalie to give the Toros a short lived lead. Bay Itidges scored three before Jeff Sallows hard shot made it a 3-2 game. Allan Potter and 1Èandy Lake assist- ed on Sallows goal. Andy Paton gotthe last goal assisted by Kevin Tink. The, Toros had an excellent first period, but the strong Bay Ridges club wore them down andI took complete control by the third period. Only the excellent goaltending of Don Reefke kept the score respect- able'. Todd Bate of the McGregor Bantams recently suffered a broken.leg and is currently in hospital. The team wishes Todd a speedy receovery and are loioking forward to seeing himi back at the arena as we ail enjoy his Jokes and "1wisecracks." The McGregor club attend a tournament in Havelock on Jan. 22nd and are back home at Darlington arena at 9:00 p.m. on Monday Jan. 24th. Adverising... helps you judge Igood from bad. In the Lounge Tom Letham Duo Jan& 17 -22 Saturday Special ROAST LOIN of PORK with Apple Sauce $5.50 WATCH FOR OUR VALENTINE'S DANCE 7 l, LibertyS .South al 401 Bowmanvile Ph.-62333 I THE FRONT ROOM ANTIQUES & BOOKS - Antiques and Collectibles cf early Canada - A Search Service for Antiques - Children's Books - Aduit Fiction - Canadian Paperback LAkNDFALL FARM on 7A 1 mile west of Blackstock 986-5588 10:30 a.m.,to 6p.m. Sundays 12nmon to5 p.m. Closed Wednesday and Thursday The Port Darlington Marina Hotel New Menu for Seafood Loyers Friday and Saturday Dancing to Mr. John McKenzie For Reservations Phone 623-4925 Tickets now available at the Hotel for the WINTARIO TELEVISION SHOW at Bowmanville High School on February 3rd. -e DANCE TO THE BEST 0F MUSIC EVERY WEEK - Saturday: BALLROOM DANCING Friday: SOMETHINO FOR EVERYONE Thursday: GET ROCKING Music by the Profossionaîs MASTER 0F SOUNDS, Plan the Night Out at the Griff in Room Elmhurst Hotel Newca stle âqmmmmmmmmmmUmmmmmmmUmummmmmmm Ummm mq THE CHRTER'S ARE HEREII *LONDON FROM $299-10 *AMSTERDAM FROM * 1.0 PRESTWICK FROM $284-00* *MANCHESTER- -F ROM 240 : IFRANKFURT ..FROM $329.00: Prices Vary dependîng on date of departure, and in some ca ses on Iength M of stay. I WE HAVE ALL THE PROGRAMS - WARDAIR, LAKER, KLM, I * AIR CANADA, BRITISH AIRWAYS.I * You must book 60 days in advance. A deposit of $50.00 per person is required * - at time of booking. Balance is due 60 days prior to departure. Your Charter Centre u BOWANVILE TRAVEL CENTREI a 623-3182 47 KIng Street West 623-3182 As a reminder of warmer days of the p ast, four girls who raised funds for the Cystie Fibrosis drive dur- ing the summer recently presented a $135 cheque to the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club. The contribution was raised through a carnval that they organized themselves for the campaign. Above are the four girls (from left to right) Lesley Tamblyn, Kim Biekie, Lyn and Ruth Tink shown turning the cheque over to Kinsmen treasurer Siebe Luchies. WeCDDIlNGS - BANQUETS - PARTIES 4 CHANNEL SOUND Music for Ail Occasions Country-Western - Graffitti - Current Hits 3 and 4 Ch. Caler Organ Manufactured Light Show - PHON E623-3218( 4y BOWANVILLE 7THE CENTRAL LAKE ONTARIO C=ONSERVATION AUTHORITY is effering HOA"RSEa-DRAWmN SeLEIG»%H RIDES at ENNISKILLEN CONSERVATION AREA EACH SUNDAY AFTERNOON from2to5p,.m. Tickets may be purchased at the Conservation Area for 50c each. SATURDAYI JAN.22, 1977 Sleigh Rides wi11 a ise be ava ilable from 1lto4 p.M. For further information concerning the CLOCA Winter Program contact the Authority Of fice at 579-0411. I 1975 -PRICES ARE HERE IN 1977 We make ne ridiculous dlaimis as te the TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS cf our quality merchandise at -Murray Yoearly Johnston's 2Sale at 8 Simcoe Street North, Downtown Oshawa Square. We tell yeu truthfully- that our own winter wear for men has been substantially reduced and the reductions are clearly recognized by the thrifty buyer. That's why we have earned the complete trust of the commïrunity and why Murray Johnston's1/2 Yoarly Sale is such a success. We like making people happy. Il