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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25,1984 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Dennison Girls Soccer Team Enjoying Winning Season ' ' ** _ The Bowmanville Dennison's Girls' Atom Soccer Soccer Team, pictured here with coach A1 Cole, have a busy schedule this year playing teams from Bowmanville Bowmanville to Pickering. They are: (front 1-r) Jessica .Knoop, Allyssa McClennan, Susan Read, Sarah Couch, Stephanie Sleep, Allison Morris, Tracy Michaud, Danielle Pierce, Katie Woodlock, (back 1-r) Susan McCullough, Andrea Slocombe, Crysta Courneya, Cheryl-Ann Cole, Christine West, Amy Degroot, Myka Piekenbrock, Stephanie Noble, Christina Thrasher, and Coach A1 Cole. Last Tuesday, July 17, the Dennison Girls' Atom Soccer Team got back on the right track downing Brooklin by the score of 3-0. Led by Cheryl Ann Cole with two goals and Sarah Couch with one goal. Dennison's dominated the game from beginning to end. The girls all played an excellent excellent game showing they had learned the lessons mentioned last week. A strong defensive effort by all our full backs and half backs gave ample protection to our goal and when Brooklin did break through Stephanie Sleep was there to stop them. Crystal Courneyea, Myka Piekenbrock, Andrea Slocombe, Slocombe, Amy Degroot and Susan Read played an especially especially good defensive game. All our forwards kept pressure pressure on the Brooklin goal throughout, constantly attacking attacking the ball. The attack was spearheaded by Sarah, Cheryl Ann and Susan McCullough, with Allysa McLennon and Allison Morris helping keep the ball in the centre of the field. The victory was the result of a good overall team effort and although all the girls have not been mentioned they all deserve deserve top marks for their play. If this continues through the remainder of their schedule, Dennison's will end up with a fine record. This week, (July 24th), Dennisons take their game on the road against Pickering. Good luck and keep up the good work. NEWTONVILLE DISTRICT The community was saddened saddened to hear of the death of Mr. Sid Brown who died late Sunday evening. Sympathy is expressed to his wife Mary and his two daughters Judy and Cindy and to the rest of his family. Wednesday evening callers with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mel May- WE APOLOGIZE! Trans-World Travel are in the process of moving into our new offices next to our present location in the Bowmanville Mall. We are still open to serve our clients. We are sorry for the inconvenience. Please bear with us. 1,1 •JEfff»' IMF Cocktail Time Thursdays--5p.m. -la.m. Order a cocktail of your choice and hurst a balloon to reveal the price. Tfj&tapfi %estaufad s U JT UNDER L.U3 0, In tho Voltrl Complex 68 King St. E. 623-2623 Bowmanville bee of Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow were Sunday supper guests with Mr. Jack Elliott of Mill- brook. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton of Orono were dinner dinner guests on Friday with Mrs. Lena Clysdale and Mrs. Irene Burley of Bowmanville spent the weekend with her. Mr. Jim Trimble, Mr. Maurice O'Neill, Mr. E.R. Maclnnis and Mr. Ralph Mclnnes were among those who attended the Grand Lodge Convention held at the Royal York, Toronto, from Tuesday until Thursday last week. Mrs. Mary Vinkle, Mrs. Phyllis Peck, Mrs. Bea Jones with Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones all attended the Presbyterian Church Services at Port Hope on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomson Thomson of Ponoka, Alberta, are spending a few days with his sister Mrs. Janet Paeden. Mr. Wallace Boughen attended the church services Sunday morning at Kirby when Rev. Jeff de Jonge was the guest speaker. Sunday evening callers with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Austin of Port Hope. Miss Kelli Dilworth of Enniskillen spent a few days with Miss Jan Farrow last week and her sister Kathy Dilworth visited with them and attended Jan's 9th birthday birthday party on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam McReelis and family of Port Hope for a bar-b-que on Sunday. Mrs. Frances Drinkwalter of Port Hope and her friend of Madoc visited with Mrs. Bea Jones on Monday afternoon. Church services on July 29th will- be held on the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stapleton with the three charges in attendance - Newtonville, Shiloh and Kendal to begin at 11 o'clock. We are asked to bring a lawn chair and a light luncheon will be served with drinks provided. Mr. Barry Lane of Peterborough will be the guest speaker. The Women's Institute held their annual picnic in the spacious room of Mrs. Jean Dutton's home because of weather conditions last Wednesday, Wednesday, beginning with a pot luck luncheon, followed by a short business meeting concerning concerning the bus trip to Milton. Action songs were also sung followed by a Dutch Auction. Cool Off... With a Dip and a Sip!! Any Hot Day, Afternoon or Evening enjoy a cool refreshing dip in our pool and then sip a nice cooler as you soak up the sun. * Licenced Pool Area * Change Lockers Available * Food Snacks * Swimming $2.00 per person FREE DRAW - Friday Night Pair of Baseball Tickets Kansas City vs. Blue Jays - Mon. 7:30 p.m. - Exhibition Stadium FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY FULL BUFFET- 5 p.m.to8p.m *9.95 SUNDAY FAMILY BRUNCH 11 am to 2 p.m *6.25 dtk (QufcL B HOTEL VttfW Hwy. 401 and Liberty St. S. - Bowmanville For Reservations and Information Call 623-3373 Newcastle Supports Study in Port Hope Newcastle council has supported the Town of Port Hope in its request for a federal government agency to establish permanent nuclear waste disposal sites. A resolution from Port Hope was submitted submitted to council for consideration consideration at Monday's regular council session held in Bowmanville. The resolution notes that "the very nature of a nuclear waste disposal disposal site demands monitoring and controls." controls." It adds that any site should be located where it would have the least possible impact on Canada's environment. environment. Such a site should be scrutinized by the federal environmental environmental assessment review review process. Newcastle council gave full support to these views when it considered the Port Hope resolution Monday Monday night. The resolution has been sparked by Eldorado's Eldorado's plans for locating a permanent waste disposal facility either in Hope Township Township or near Port Granby, in the Town of Newcstle. $125,000 Fire Destroys Barn and Contents A fire on Monday night destroyed this barn and it contents, causing more than $125,000 damage. Two horses, three pigs, four snowmobiles and a boat were destroyed in the blaze at the east end of Wentworth Street in Oshawa. Durham Regional Police report no injuries in the blaze that broke out at approximately 8:30 p.m. The house adjacent to the barn burned down previously and no one was living on the property. Thé cause of the fire is under investigation. Mayor Rickard Congratulates Local Merchants Newcastle's mayor has congratulated Bowman- ville's downtown merchants merchants on a successful sidewalk sale. Mayor Garnet Rickard said at a council session Monday night that a large number of shoppers visited, the sale and he added that he was impressed with the turnout. He noted that the municipality municipality provided some assistance assistance through the works department department which closed the main street during Saturday's Saturday's sidewalk sale events and through the fire department department which displayed its vehicles downtown on Saturday. "All in all, it was a very successful week," Mayor Rickard said. ^-- patmapacnan* Orono Fire Hall Sale Approved Arrangements for the sale of the Orono Fire Hall were approved Monday night when Newcastle council held its regular session. The offer of $13,000 from Horst Hoensch, of Orono, was accepted by council. The sale of the Orono's downtown fire station is the result of a recent call for tenders on the purchase of the surplus property. Tetrathlon Competitors Fourteen representatives from pony clubs in central Ontario will be competing in Ottawa next week during the national tetrathlon championship. Two of the contestants, Dawn Watson and Catherine Jenkins, are from the Baltimore Hills Pony Club located in Port Britain. Britain. The tetrathlon consists of riding, running, swimming, and shooting. And Ed Dunne, chairman of the Canadian Pony Club's Central Central Ontario Region, explains explains that the sport is descended descended from the days of the cavalry when skills in each of the four areas were essential. Many of the athletes who compete in the pentathlon start at the tetrathlon. The pentathlon, which is an Olympic event, consists of all tetrathlon sports plus fencing. The Baltimore Hills Pony Club was the scene of the the regional tetrathlon championships held July 7 and 8. Bo mm an ville ns n 623-1133 Maiiumemas STARTING FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9 p.m. Alex Rogan is a small-town teenager with big-time dreams. Dreams of college... of success... % of marrying his girlfriend, Maggie. J But, tonight, a mysterious stranggiw " has called on Alex, He's come / from a galaxy that's understock by an ajj^^rc|And CINEMA I Sun. thru Thurs. 8 p.m. only * / x He didn't find his dreams...his dreams found hinr. frightening scenes Tl'fiavei B'snch Ontario "THE LAST STARFICHTER" • LANCE GUEST • DAN O'HERLIHY CATHERINE MARY STEWART ,.j ROBERT PRESTONJONATHAN BETUEL m,.*. CRAIG SAFAN m-^GARY ADELSON.-j EDWARD 0. DENAULT NICK CASTLE f Vidcogunc available from ATAJtl, Inc | | Read lbe Bertie) Book | AIORIMAR Pnvniii XXV A UNIVERSAL Rrkiw PANAVISION* ©191) by Unittrsal lorimat, a joint Venture STARTING FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9 p.m. CINEMA II Sun. thru Thurs. 8 p.m. only Enjoy our Visiting Boats at the Port Darlington Marina Hotel Start the week off with Sunday Brunch Hot and cold items with dessert and beverage. 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. $6.50 Monday Night Special Family Buffet Salad Bar --Hot Meats and Desserts Only $6.95 Children under 12 - $3.75 Tuesday to Thursday - à la carte Friday, Saturday and Sunday Full Evening Buffets Entertainment by: Del Dickenson "The Yorkshire Lad" FRIDAY NIGHT and John McKenzie - SATURDAY NIGHT Reservations Appreciated Please Phone 623-4925 Exit 432 off Hwy. 401 Bowmanville Meet Edgar. He'll cancel your credit Foul up your phone bill. Louse up your flight reservations. Lock you out of your house. Even get you arrested. Then he'll write a song and try to steal your girlfriend. Corning Soon: Star Trek III, Ghost Busters, Conan The Destroyer, Never Ending Story, Revenge of the Nerds, Karate Kid. e.