The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

/ t 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 29,1984 61 Canadian Diabetes Association Durham Region Branch PRODUCT DISPLAY AND INFORMATION FAIR WED., FEB. 29, 1984. 3 PM to 9:30 PM Holy Family Parish Church Ribblestone Ave. (just north of Anderson Collegiate) Whitby. • Have your questions answered by the Health Professionals involved in diabetes education. • See the BRAND NEW Insulin Dosage Computer. • Check the new low prices on insulin pumps, syringes and meters. • Lots of FREE SAMPLES and information hand-outs. • Bake table and coffee. DROP IN AND BROWSE tzrSCinemas STARTS FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9:15 CINEMA I Sunday through Thurs. 8:00 p.m. MURDER IN MOSCOW FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BEST SELLER GORKY WILLIAM HURT • LEE MARVIN " KOCH/KIRKWOOD "GORKY PARK" r ';: DENNIS POTTER MARTIN CRUZ SMITH Æ^'RALF D. BODE, A S.C PAUL S YLBERT itïï,™ EFREM HARKHAM-URI HARKHAM XT,!BOB LARSON "'"■'"îfGENE KIRKWOOD HOWARD W. KOCH, JR. "'""MICHAEL APTED STARTS FRIDAY CINEMA II Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9:00 Sunday through Thurs. 8:00 p.m. MEET LARRY HUBBARD... LONELY GUY He was young, free, and eligible, Real eligible. When his girl friend left him, he tried his best to meet all kinds of women: lawyers, teachers, secretaries.,. any women. But he just wasn't succeeding. He was still lonely. So lonely he wrote a book about it, and then things began to change. He became successful and famous. Larry was an.overnight sensation. But he was still a lonely guy. And just when he thought he'd never find the girl of his dreams...She found him. And that's when his troubles really started! STEVE MARTIN LONELY GUY MMMMINT tLUlL'AVOlil WUULlUV :: LU, IlLLmiWLIiMliM U.MILLÙ JUIjMJlüX BRUCEJAYFRIEDMAS VICTORJ.KEMPER... JiYCORDON WILLIAME.McEUEN' ---"C.O.ERICKSOS ARTHUR HILLER A D'lVEfiSAL PICTURE Hi FAMILY •lairing II with Par Sundbvig • M.m.i Pen son • Dated onlhe lamous book by AMndLindgrirn • PubluhedinlhiiU ü A by The Viking Pieei Difijclud by OLLC MCLLUOM A GO COMMUNICATIONS FILM COLOHIIY MOVIELAH ® If/J «'GO Co-- Im. Coming Soon: Terms of Endearment, Silkwood, Blame It On Rio, Unfaithfully Yours, Never Cry Wolf, Lassiter A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Licensed L.L.B.O. NOW!! Live Entertainment Every Friday and Saturday Country and Western This week featuring: Eleanor White and Country Plus Delivery Available on $4.00, minimum orders 96 Waverley Road Bowmanville Visa 623-1140 MasterCard SMiÉHaiî Townsports Castle-Bow SPECIAL MATINEE Saturday/and Sunday Only -- Mar. 3rd and 4th Matlnea ■ 2 p.m. Only - Reduced admission for adults accompanying children A FILM FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! k\ The most famous children's book of y the lest decide-- By Dave Wright In semi-final games played February 16, Townsports defeated Castle Hotel to tie their series at one apiece and Bowmanville Golf and Country Club defeated Hunt's Photo to move two games up in their series. In the first game of the evening, Townsports defeated Castle Hotel 4-3 to even up the semi-final at one game each. Townsports took an early lead and lead 3-0 after the first period. Castle came back with 1 goal in the second period leaving Townsports leading 3- 1 after two periods. Townsports scored early in the third making it 4-1, but Castle came back with two goals, making it 4-3 late in the third. Townsports were able to hang on for the win in the dying seconds. Prout's Raiders Tie With Pert Hope Squad On Feb. 25th, Prout's travelled travelled to Port Hope to meet Richards Printing team in an exhibition game. It was a well played game by both clubs as they showed some fine passing and skating throughout, with end to end action right from the opening face off as both teams had a few glorious scoring scoring opportunities. Prout's goal tender Billy Burgess was put to the test a few times and did a fine job throughout the game. Prout's defense came up with a fine game as Chris Raby made a few key checks at his blue line. On one occasion a Port Hope player managed to deite around Prout's defense on the right wing breaking in on the goal for a shot, but with a great second effort Michael Marritt dove from behind to poke the puck off the Port Hope player's stick. In the second period, Prout's defense and forwards kept up the good work which resulted in their first goal, scored by David Kichko. End to end action continued in the period as Port Hope scored in a wild scramble in front of Prout's net. The Port Hope team kept up their fine skating and passing as they scored late in the second period to move ahead 2 -1. In the third period, both clubs kept up the steady pace and a great performance was shown by the Port Hope goalie Roger Palmer as he made some excellent saves. On one play of the game, Prout's Gilbert Holder made a neat pass to send Ivan McDonald in the clear but the Port Hope goalie came out to smother the puck to kill the play. After having a couple of chances earlier in the game, Prout's Andy Big Canoe scored, assisted by Glen Murdoch and Murray Char- land, In the last minute of the game with the score tied, Prout's David Kichko was able to break out in the clear bearing down on the Port Hope net but was stopped by their goalie Roger Palmer as he read the play perfectly, The game ended with a score of 2 - 2. Well done boys to both clubs. Tied with .Golf 2 Up Scoring for Townsports were Paul Dadson with two goals, Brian Martin and Brian Allen. Assists went to Brian Allen 2, Paul Dadson, Brian Martin and Kevin Haas. Scoring for Castle were Rick Woolner 2 and Dave Wilson. Assists went to Dave Wilson and John Dilling. The game's outcome might have been different if several of the Castle players had arrived on time. Saturday, March 17th Bring the gang and toast the Irish with us. Enjoy an evening of dining and dancing with special Irish music, drinks, decorations, prizes, etc. We will be featuring our regular buf- fet as well as an Irish Dinner Special. Call Early For Reservations 623-3373 - - -- MOTOR INN -- Hwy. 401 and Liberty St. S., Bowmanville In the second game, Bowmanville Golf shut out Hunt's Photo for the second straight week by the same score of 4-0 to move two games up in the their semi-final series. Jan Bennett and Steve Cary scored in the first period to give the green slime a 2-0 lead after the first period. Jerry Johnson added a goal in the second, making it 3-0 and Sandy Brown added one in the third to round out the scoring. Doug Tamblyn, Gary Dus- seldorp and Mike Adams each picked up two assists in the winning effort. Art Ruddy played a steady game in the nets for the Country Club. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Featuring Daily Breakfast Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Remember Our Sunday Brunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Every Friday and Saturday Night Our DJ will be Playing Your Favorite Tunes 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. NEW!! Try our delicious barbeque Chicken, Steaks and Ribs The Capri Restaurant 623-2623 in the Veltri Complex 68 King St. E. Bowmanville THANK YOU! For Your Tremendous Response To Our Moonlight Madness Watch for some even more fantastic sales coming up soon at Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 J ft..-- i