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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 30,1985 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. m /;■ ( LZ Bantam 2's Off to Good Start Youn e* ten Pick l p Frank '* Conte>t F " m P kin * Optimist Club Tykes Defeat Orono The Bowmanville Bantam Two team, sponsored this year by Durham Building Supplies, is off to a flying start, going undefeated in four league matches. The club started their league schedule in Broolkin on Oct. 15 with a 7 - 0 win. Goaltenders Darren Bunker and Paul Gallant both looked sharp in sharing the shutout. Winger Troy Harness paced the attack with three goals. Shane Armstrong had a pair while Chris • Hall and Steve Smith scored the others. Hall assisted on three goals while both Armstrong and Smith set up a pair of goals, as did Brad Carnegie. Brett Cole and Mike Kane also picked up assists. On Saturday, Oct. 19, the Toros opened their home season by playing to a 6 - 6 draw with Ajax. Bowmanville led 2 - 0 early in the game, and. 6 - 4 with less than ten minutes left, but Ajax battled back to the draw. Scoring for Durham Building Supplies were Smith with two, Carnegie, Armstrong, Armstrong, Doug Lever and Jeff Reynolds. Assists were recorded by Hall, Armstrong, Lever, Terry Kellett and Jeff Laird. The following night Bowmanville Bowmanville defeated Uxbridge 4 - 1. A1 Big Canoe scored for Durham Building Supplies, 10 seconds into the game from Smith. After that, the Toros played shorthanded for much of the first period, taking several unnecessary penalties. penalties. Goalie Gallant was called upon to make several key saves to maintain the lead. Bowmanville scored three goals in the last five minutes of the 2nd period to put away the game. Harness from Armstrong, Smith from Hall, and Kellett unassisted were the scorers. On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Toros ran their league record to 3-0-1 with a 6 - 0 win over the Oshawa Minor Black Hawks. Darren Bunker recorded the shutout, making several outstanding outstanding saves, especially in the third period when once again the Durham Building Supplies squad took several unnecessary penalties. Chris Hall had two goals for the winners, with Armstrong. Kellett, Carnegie and Neil You'll Love to Eat at Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern Try Our All-You-Can-Eat SALAD BAR Includes: Soup or Juice Tea or Coffee Lunchtime Special Mon. to Fri. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunchtime Special A different entree every day for less than $5.00 WE OFFER GROUP DISCOUNTS OF 20% OFF MEALS ONLY FOR PARTIES OF 10 OR MORE 231 King St. E. 623-3223 Taylor scoring the others. Smith picked up two assists, with Greg Healey, Scott Brunt, Laird, Armstrong and Kellett also receiving assists. Exhibition Games: Durham Building Supplies played three exhibition games prior to the start of the season. Using a different line-up each game, they lost 3 - 2 to Ajax (their only loss so far) and beat Whitby 5 - 4 and Orono 8 - 2. Pizza Novices Defeat Ajax in Exciting Battle Darlington Arena was the scene this past Saturday of an exciting game between the Dennis Pizzeria Novice Toros and Ajax. This roller-coaster game . saw the Toros open up the scoring six seconds into the game as Ryan Robinson took the puck from the opening face-off and scored with a fifteen-foot wrist shot, a good effort as Ryan was assisted on the goal by Jeff Murphy and David Watt. Ajax came back to take a 2 -1 lead but with less than two minutes left in the first period, Jeff Murphy scored his first of two, assisted on the play by Ryan Robinson. The Toros took a 3 - 2 lead early in the second period as Jeff Murphy tallied again, assisted again by his left winger, Ryan Robinson and defenseman Bruce Harnum. The Ajax squad fought hard, never gave up and were rewarded with two unanswered unanswered goals in the third period to take a 4 - 3 lead. / The Toros however kept pressing and came up with the game-tying tally with less than five minutes remaining in the game as Ryan Robinson scored his second of the day, assisted by Gary Adams. Both teams had good scoring opportunities opportunities the rest of the way, but the Toros kept attacking and with just three seconds remaining on the clock, Mike Nesbitt scored the winning goal to give the Toros a 5 - 4 victory. Assisting on Mike's goal were Jeff Murphy and Ryan Robinson who seemed to be buzzing around the net for the whole game. An exciting game for both teams, and the Ajax team are looking forward to avenging their loss as the Novice Toros travel there this coming Saturday for their return match. If both teams play as well as they did on Saturday, parents and fans alike can expect another exciting game. Join Us at Coming Soon Starting Nov. 3, 1985 Sunday Afternoon Hootenannys 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. featuring TED HALLMAN and the OVER THE HILL GANG Come stamp your feet and clap your hands and have a whole lot of fun. TRY OUR DELICIOUS CHICKEN WINGS Come to our Hallowe'en Party Door Prizes Oct» 31 No Cover Charge Spot Dances And prizes for best costume. San Marino 96 Waverley Rd. 623-1140 Waverley Plaza Bowmanville u ài z:$, m m f kvy .V The Optimist Club Tykes defeated Orono in their first exhibition game at Darlington «Arena recently. Our players were anxious, and several hardly slept, as this would be their first real game. Most were players developed developed by the Kinsmen Squirt Hockey program and this proved eventful as we skated to at 15-0 vicotry. Paul Lavallee led the way with 5 goals, followed by Mark McCarthy with 3 goals and 1 assist, Derek Lange with 2 goals, Derek Hall 2 goals, 1 assist, Brent Strand 1 goal, Chris Pot 1 goal, and single assists to Robbie Jeffers, Jeffers, and Jason Lange. Many thanks to the Optimist Optimist Club for their sponsorship sponsorship and coaches Norm Lavallee, and Erik Strend. Other team members are: Ryan Stainton, Kayle Matthews, Matthew Brake, Colin MacDonald, Niki De- freitas, Bradley Aylswonth, Bradley Sutherland, Aaron Pudlis. Hopefully, this will be a year of discovery! Oldtimers Undefeated Audio-Vision Oldtimers started the 85-86 Oldtimers hockey season by defeating Oshawa Sports Den 7 - 3 followed by a 4 - 4 tie with Newcastle Busters then defeating Orono Oldtimers 7 - 3. Audio Vision travelled to Port Hope to play Port Hope Legion Oldtimers and came away with a 5 - 4 victory. Audio-Vision hosted Oshawa Sudsers and nipped them 12 - 4. Audio-Vision's next home game will be against Newcastle Newcastle Buster's at 7 p.m. at Hampton's ice palace. c Mil! Several hundred pumpkins were being handed out to youngsters at Walter Frank's parking lot, King Street East on Saturday morning, with the recipients being encouraged to enter the 3rd annual pumpkin contest. Here, John Shewchuk and Wilf Burris have just supplied Laura and Meaghan Gauthier with pumpkins while Mrs. Gauthier looks on with approval. London Life Tykes Defeat Shoppers London Life Tykes second second consecutive shut-out of the season ended in a 4-0 victory over Shoppers. Matthew Brake's solid goaltending, and four goal outburst by Paul Lavallee, provided this margin of victory. victory. Jason Lange and Chris Baumhauer were Paul's linemates and chipped in with four assists each. Good defensive wdrk by our second line kept Shoppers' Shoppers' big line at bay. Special mention to Derek Lange who provided the best defensive defensive play of the game. This year's players are: M. Brake, B. Aylsworth, C. MacDonald, MacDonald, P. Lavallee, J. Lange, C. Baumhayer, M. MacLeod, N. Defreitas, C. Pot, A. Pudlis, K. Donohue, B. Donoghue, D. Lange, M. McCarthy. TOWN OF I^EWCASTLE Mayoralty Debate featuring the candidates • Ken Hooper • Garnet Rickard • Darryl Somerscales • John Winters on Monday, November 4th at the Lions Centre -- Beech Avenue Bowmanville at 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Town of Newcastle Development Group Join Us at October 31 and November 1 Wednesday Night -- Singles' Night Thursday Night -- Trivia Night Come and join us for fun and excitement. featuring v D.J. "WOODY" 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. with nightly specials. Come to our ftallowe'en Party • Door Prizes Oct. 31 (NO COVER • Spot Dances And prizes for best costume. CHARGE) 623-1140 San Marino 96 Waverley Rd. Waverley Plaza Bowmanville jtallowe'cn Special 2 Worms for the price of 1 Ask about our Christmas Gift Certificates MON. - THURS. $ 1.65 FRI. - SAT. - SUN $ 1.99 SAT. - MON $ 2.99 FRI. - MON $ 3.49 CHILDREN'S MOVIES SAT. - MON $ 1.99 CHILDREN'S MOVIES FRI., SAT., SUN $ 1.50 * Over 900 Selections Available EXTENDED HOURS THROUGH THE WEEK MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. NOW OPEN SUNDAY II a.m. - 6 p.m. Lights, Video, Action 110 Waverley Rd. 623-3658 Bowmanville Join Us at THIS WEEK - NOVEMBER 1 and 2 SWING SHIFT Novembèr 8 and 9 -- VËNTURA November 15 and 16 -- KENNEDY BROTHERS November 22 and 23 -- WOLFE MILESTONE and THE COYOTES November 29 and 30 -- BRANDED COUNTRY Come to our Hallowe'en Party Door Prizes Oct. 31 No Cover Charge Spot Dances And prizes for best costume. San Marino 96 Waverley Rd. 623-1140 Waverley Plaza Bowmanville