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The < ::iuuli;m Statesman. Bowmanville. July 13. 1988 / A guide to fine dining and entertainment. All Stars Win Soccer Contest The annual All Star game of the Darlington Soccer League, was held Saturday evening, with the league's selects, selects, challenging the defending defending league champions, Tyrone. Tyrone. In the hot and humid weekend weather conditions at Tyrone Park, the undefeated undefeated league leaders met their toughest opposition of the season. The. first half of the match, had the home side start out quickly by pressing the All Stars defense, but steady goal keeping by Bob McCann and the strong defensive defensive work of the back four, kept Tyrone off the scoreboard. As the half proceeded, proceeded, the selects began to work together more and more, showing just whv they were chosen to represent their respective teams. But despite tne good chances at both ends, the half ended scoreless. The second half began in the same way the first had ended, with plenty of end to end action, until Tim Stoop of Solina unleashed a wicked shot from just outside of the penalty area that beat the Tyrone keeper. Midway through the half, Jim Potter put Darlington up by two goals, when his long shot from centre field found the Tyrone net. Finally, with only minutes remaining in the game, a curling cross from Dale McGill was met by Boyd Knox with a power- iily ful head ball, that easily beat Tyrone's keeper Doug Hemming Hemming to finish the scoring at HELP WANTED Reliable Full or Part-time COOK Apply in person: Busters or Castle 987-4442 or 623-7072 a BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE and TAVERN cl 45 King Street West Newcastle 987-4442 THIS WEEK! a • v July 14,15,16 Diane Young July 21, 22, 23 Martin Dolby ✓ B*UtfUuf you QtfU and QtoétUtql.,. Ill Net tew lata ih We* It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hoe tees. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 NEW RELEASES * Like Father Like Son * Cry Freedom * Benji the Hunted * Full Metal Jacket The Barbarians Fatal Attraction il Attraction . NEW RELEASES $3.99 yMuMv OVER 1900 SELECTIONS 990 LIGHTS, VIDEO, ACTION "NEW HOURS" Open Sunday 10 a.m. -- 9 p.m. 110 WAVERLEY RD., BOWMANVILLE 623-3658 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE 3-0 in favour of Darlington. As usual it was another fine exhibition of soccer, provided provided by the Darlington League and for those supporters supporters who came to the game, thank you. Future Games: Wednesday, Wednesday, July 13 --Courtice at Hampton and Salem at Tyrone, Tyrone, Saturday, July 16 -- Zion at Solina and Courtice at Orono, Monday July 18 -- Flying Dutchman at Hampton Hampton and Tyrone at Solina. Lioness Girls Win Three The Bowmanville Lioness Girls soccer team have downed Whitby St. Clair 1-0, Ajax 5-2, and Pickering 6-1. In the last'three weeks. Goal scorers have been Sarah Couch (5), Tracy Michaud (2), Stacey Murphy (2), Megan Davies (1), Theresa Wyatt (1), and Kim Bates (1). So far, the Lioness Girls are undefeated, have scored 18 goals and have allowed only 3 against in four games with goaltènders Desiree Flonk and Tracy Michaud sharing the duties, they have been supported by full backs Monique Kraayvanger, Christina Thasher and Carolyn Carolyn Watters and half backs Karen Seto and Alyssa McLennan and the great two way play of Megan Davies, Saran Couch. Julie Axford Flash the Clown Entertains During Canada Day étut.lâ .. J2\J7 '( t-' -'V 3 ■ : . i.,1 ■ V SSS ' if % l v m M e V Q * * V A %. & ° « 1 v va «g ■ ' 1 -71 START YOUR DAY WITH f^kylight sbonuts 87 KING STREET E. BOWMANVILLE , The best for quality products,^good service and cleanliness OPEN Mon 5am - Sal 12 midnight CLOSED SUNDAY 623- It's so nice to find a bar like SCHOONERS. It's so relaxing. ïpX.1 ¥ Subtle class. Backgammon is I feel That's the such an intellectual safe here. real challcnge_ No hustle difference z iSTiTt & bustle 3ti À Meet great people and great prices too! \ ursrmw^ There's nothing like putting stuff all over your face and not getting in trouble for it. That's exactly what happened at the Bowmanville Museum on July 1. As part of-the Canada Day activities', two Shriner clowns arrived on the scene and began to paint faces. Two happy customers were Jennifer (left) and Elizabeth Coolen. They are pictured above with their face painting friend Flash the blown. Massive Gypsy Moth Program \tftton HOTEL HWY 401 Liberty S. Bowmanville 623-3373 Bruce Parks - Forest Technician Staff from the Lindsay district have just completed 1988's largest Ontario aerial spray operation for, the con-. trol of gypsy moth. Using two helicopters based out of Heliports in the Garden Hill and Castleton areas of Northumberland County, approximately 13, 000 hectares hectares of private, county and; conservation authority fo- ; rests were treated with the bacterium "Bacillus thurin- giensis". Treated areas con- ; sisted of blocks of susceptible Celebrate Summer with a Visit To Our k Zoo "Come see our 3 new Baby Cubs" Jungle Cat World A collection of wild cats from around the world. Also...Bears - Wolves, Monkeys, etc. Pet the Llamas, Deer, Goats Enjoy a Picnic-Playground Open: 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. 7 Days a Week ORONO, ONTARIO Hwy. 35/115 and Taunton Road 983-5016 forests from Frarikford in Hastings County throughout Northumberland ! County and included blocks of conservation conservation authority forests in the Town of Newcastle and Cavan Township in Peterborough Peterborough County. The effectiveness of the spray program and the continuing continuing spread of the gypsy moth will be monitored by staff from the Ministry's Gypsy Moth Centre in Toronto Toronto and staff from the Canadian Canadian Forestry Research Centre in Sault Ste. Marie. Landowners experiencing experiencing defoliation problems can obtain assistance in identifying identifying the responsible insect by obtaining a specimen of the pest and delivering the specimen specimen to the nearest Ministry of Natural Resources office. Literature on the gypsy moth is also available. For further information on the gypsy moth spray program, :ontact Robert E. Penwell in Lindsay. 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