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i ) 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 6,1985 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Listen to "the sounds of a different drummer" 24 hours a day CFMX-FM 103.1 Kinsmen Squirts Win Consolation Crown a plug Into the lomd of a dficrcnt drummer on cable In Pat HcpcCoboug X xxxy MHl Licensed L.L.B.O. an LIVE ENTERTAINMENT This Week Featuring: "Ncstalaia** Friday and Saturday Night SPECIALS Wednesday Night - Panzarottis 2 for 1 ONLY $4.00 Thursday Night - LARGE PIZZA with 2 items ONLY $6.00 No Delivery On Specials 96 Waverley Road Bowmanville VISA 623-1140 MASTERCARD The mighty Kinsmen Bears took to the ice for the first organized hockey games of what we hope is a long and successful hockey career. Our first opponents were a team from Glen Stewart Park in Oshawa. Our boys started with the expected jitters but the solid goaltending of Mark McCarthy helped us in the game. Suddenly the Bears came to life and Paul Luvaller pumped in four straight goals with assists going to Robbie Jeffers, Daryl Cook and Darcy MacKinnon. This seemed to really get the team going and on a tricky , pass play Danny Rowe scored with assists going to Derek Lang and Brad Sutherland. Town and Country Les Hunt 45, A1 Bentley 37, Alan Tibbies 29, Bob Brown 29, Terry Luke 25, Mike Powers 24, Steve Sanderson 18, Nelda Dawson 16. Ladies' High Triple - Ev Cole 634. Men's High Triple - Steve Zealand 683. Ladies' High Single - Ev Cole 242. Men's High Single - Steve Zealand 260. This line really played well as two shifts later Brent Donahue stuffed in a rebound with assists going to Danny Rowe and Robbie McCheyne. An excellent effort from all the boys in this game and Bowmanville won 6 - 2. In game two the Kinsmen Bears took on another Oshawa team, this one from Cedar Ridge Park. The Bears again put up a determined effort but ended up losing this game as Oshawa's experience of playing playing in a league all year proved too much for the boys to handle. Paul Luvaller scored his fifth goal of the tournament on a nice pass from Daryl Cook. The Kinsmen Bears' second goal was scored by Danny Rowe assisted by Derek Lang and Robbie McCheyne. Again Mark McCarthy played well in the net and this time it earned him a trophy as our team's most valuable player of the game. Game number three was the consolation championship game and again our opponents were the Glen Stewart Park team. This time the Park team came to play and their experience from playing as a team in a league was starting to show. But our boys were not to be denied. Their determination and good skating proved too much for Oshawa to handle. Paul Luvaller struck first for our side with an assist going to Robbie Jeffers. Danny Rowe netted his third of the tourney assisted by Brent Donahue. The Bears' third goal was scored on a breakaway by Paul Luvaller. Robbie Jeffers cruising in front of the net stuffed in a rebound from a Paul Luvaller shot on goalr Paul got his eighth goal and second hat trick on a fine shot to the corner of the goal. The Bears' final goal of their short lived season was scored by Danny Rowe, his fourth of the tourney and a well deser ved assist to linemate Brent Donahue. Paul's outstanding effort in this game earned him the M.V.P. trophy. This tournament was a great adventure for the boys and hopefully it will become an annual event. The whole team should be proud of the effort they put out. A full team list is: Brad Sutherland, Derek Hall, Derek and Jason Lang, Robbie McCheyne, Danny Rowe, Paul Luvaller, Colin MacDonald, Matt Brake, Robbie Jeffers, Scott Gilmore, Nick Defreitas, Darcy MacKinnon, Brent Donahue, Mark McCarthy and Daryl Cook. The team's coaches were Sien MacDonald, Steve Sutherland, Steve Hall, and Ted White. Also many thanks to the McCarthy family for bringing the mascot bear and superman Jamie for the team's moral support. F or Fine Dining... Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday we serve a FULL BUFFET of Hot and Cold items featuring ~ _ _ /»7J our famous Hip of Beef and dessert from the pastry table (5 to 8 p.m.) SUNDAY FAMILY BRUNCH Full Hot and Cold Buffet C with dessert from the pastry table (11 'a.m. to 2 p.m.) i Enjoy Ron Baker at the organ During Sunday Brunch Friday and Saturday Night in the Lounge enjoy the old and new hits played by our D.J. Make your reservations today, for relaxing Dining. -- HOTEL Liberty St. S. and Hwy. 401 For Reservations Call 623 3373 Bowmanville Management of the CAPRI RESTAURANT in the Veltri Complex invites you to try our LUNCH TIME SPECIALS Quality Food and Good Service $0.95 Call 623-2623 TWO CAN DINE FOR $9.99 STEAK DINNER EVERY WEDNESDAY 5lo8p.m. Reservations required 623~4925 Don't Make a Move!! without Our Hostess' Gifts and Information Information are the Key to Your New Community Call Sandra Yates 623-5873 n* Hat r*e* lam* iWWertl with an Licensed L.L.B.O. 96 Waverley Rd. Bowmanville 623-1140 SAN MARINO TAVERN Proudly Presents •'Phil James*' CFMP-FM Peterborough "Music of Your Life" (For Adults) Every Thursday 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. Beginning MARCH 14th ÔVÊtiNIGHT ROOMS AVAILABLE ALSO LARGE OR SMALL MEETING ROOMS PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL South of Hwy. 401 - Exit 432 - Bowmanville Home of the Sunday Brunch and Daily Salad Bar with Luncheon Specials from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ALSO Weekend Buffets with John McKenzie John Archer in THE BRIG every Saturday VISIT OUR LOUNGE TODAY! Bo wman 623-1W Maiiunemas HELD OVER Frl. and Sat., 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. CINEMA I Sun. through Thurs. 8:00 p.m. toïts* EAST CENTRAL 1985 FARM SHOW Feneion Township Community Centre • Cambray March 13 & 14 TIME Wednesday, March 13 -- 12 noon ■ 10 p.m. Thursday, March 14 -- 9:30 a.m. ■ 4 p.m. ADMISSION $1.00 (Adult) Soil & Crop Card-Carrying Members - Free PARTICIPANTS MACHINERY ANIMAL HEALTH BANKS Arnolt Farm Equipment Brae Laboratories (Ralgro) Bank of Nova Scotia Morgan Baker Equipment Ltd. MSD Agvet Royal Bank Callaghan Farm Supply SEED T-D Bank Hub International Eqp. Ltd. King Grain COMPUTERS W.J. Lambert & Sons Ltd. OSECO Facts & Figures B.E. Larkin Equipment Ltd. N.K. Seeds P.C. Management Bob Mark Ford Tractor Sales Pickseed Services FARM EQUIPMENT Richard Rich MULTI OUTLET Harvey Blackburn Swain Seed Cleaners Kawartha Feed Mill John Forson Equipment Sales Rick Rickard Sunderland Co-op Plaunt's Farm Service Lid. Hyland Dunsford Mill Julian Suurd Jacques Marmill Feeds CHEMICAL OTHER U.C.O. Pfizer Farm Labour Pool FENCING Elanco Abe Stouffer Gallagher Power Monsanto SAFETY Fencing Chlpman Farm Safety Association INSURANCE Cyanamld GRAIN Crop Insurance BASF Niagara Chemicals Barkoy Grain & Feed Lindsay Elevator SOIL Ciba-Geigy W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. LABORATORY DRAINAGE FERTILIZER Agri-Food Lab. O'Reilly Drainage Lid. Barkey Agromart EDUCATION Walker-Wright Drainage Lid. Corosdalo Fertilizer S.S.F.C. Fonolon 'I ownshlp Community Contre 5 km west of Lindsay on Highway 7, LUNCH AVAILABLE turn north 7 km lo Cambray on the Cambray Road ' an wclos ' SPONSORED BY EAST CENTRAL SOIL * CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION $2.00 The regular 13 or 18 pieces of our delicious golden fried chicken with presentation of this coupon. Thurs., Mar. 7 to Sun., Mar. 10 ONLY One order per customer. Mary Brown's Fried Chicken 75% King Street East Telephone 623-3561 Mary Brown has the best legs in town. L _ -WE DELIVER - HELD OVER Fri. and Sat. 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. CINEMA II Sun. through Thurs. 8:00 p.m. © Warning: Suxtial Activity Coarse Language / Not Suitable 1er Children T.13.0. /) ADULT ACCOMPANIMENT Corning Soon: Porky's Revenge, Plnocchlo, Falcon and the Snowman, Mass Appeal, Beverly Hills Cop