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t 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 15,1984 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. School Board Holds Annual Bonspiel Celebrities Try Bowling for Big Brothers The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education's annual bonspiel was held Saturday at the Bowmanville Curling Club. The winning rink is shown above receiving the championship trophy from former board chairman, Frank Thom. Bo wman wZ/e/V,.--,».---- 623 1W Maiiunemas STARTS FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9:15 THE MOVIE THAT PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT "A MOVING MOTION PICTURE... A LOVE STORY... A TRIUMPH!" l If ne Shalit. NIK TV TOUAt SHOW "BARBRA STREISAND'S 'YENTL'IS WONDERFUL! A BLOOMING MIRACLE THAT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL WARM ALL OVER." - Rex Reed. Syndicated Columnist 'YENTL'ISAHAPPY OCCASION!... A COURAGEOUS AND HEARTENING ACHIEVEMENT." -Jack Knoll, NEWSWEEK MAUZINE The top four curlers narrowly defeated a rink skipped by N-N director of education, Doug Sif- ton. Pictured above from left are: Alec Mathews- second, Marg Mathews-lead, Frank Thom, Ross Troop-skip and Reta Troop-vice-skip. Raiders Tie On Feb. 11th, Prout's Pee Wee Raiders opened their playoff series with a tie game against the strong Hutton transport club. It was a well played exciting game for both clubs with lots of action at both ends of the rink. Prout's opened the scoring early in the first period with a nice little shot by Gilbert Holder assisted by Ivan McDonald. The Prout club really seemed to come alive as they kept skating and working which resulted in another goal by Ivan McDonald, assisted by David Kichko and Gilbert Holder. Prout's third line came up with a good game also, which consisted of John Rendell, Michael Marritt and Larry Morrison. At one point, Larry showed some fine moves and stick handling as he carried the puck down into the Hutton zone and took a shot which CINEMA I Sunday through Thurs. 8:00 p.m. B A JR BRA S I R t I s \ N D YENTL VNltfcD MlTlSTt A MPWVH )|> HI M Yt N 1 L MAM» I'M l%kl\ \M Y [pVISt, tAt-K ROStNl MAI .*1 RARBRa - IRMNAM) . Yt N I L I Ht Yt>HI'.A fu -1 -, | sa At 6AXHF VIS SlN(,F >, MK HU IfKkAtin t-...-» Al AN* MARILYN BtktMAN I ARRY III WAAY f-- ë»aiat*ïl U PmhImo HLSTY IkMORANDE. ÜARHHA SI KtlMM) STARTS FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9:00 CINEMA II Sunday through Thurs. 8:00 p.m. "C'mon... we're going home" They trained together, fought together, and survived together. Now, in the most important mission of their lives, they're going back to get their buddies who were left behind. Long Sault Ski Loppet The first annual Long Sault Conservation Area Ski Loppet will be held on Saturday, February 18,1984 at 10:00a.m. The route will cover 6.4 kilometres kilometres on the route of the advanced (black) trail. The event is open to everyone, but beginners are advised to assess their abilities before deciding to enter, since the course includes some moderately moderately challenging hills. This ski loppet will be cosponsored cosponsored by the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority Authority and the Pine Ridge Cross- Country Ski Club. Members of the Canadian Ski Patrol will be checking the route during and after the race to assist any skiers who are having difficulty. difficulty. A checkpoint will be maintained at the halfway point for safety purposes. Top male ana female finishers finishers in each age category will be awarded ribbons. The age categories are as follows: under 11 years; 12 -15 years; 16- 20 years; 21 - 35 years; 36 - 45 years; 46 - 55 years, and over 55 years. Entrants under 18 years of age will require written parental permission. This may be submitted at the Conservation Conservation Authority office before the event or at Long Sault Conservation Area on the morning of the Loppet. Recreational skiers are requested requested to not use the 6.4 km black trail between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 18, 1984. Other ski trails will remain open. To reach the area, go north on Regional Road 57 to Regional Road20 (Concession Road No. 9), then east for one mile and finally north into the area. Watch for signs. almost caught the bottom left corner. Good show Larry. Prout's seemed to have control of the game .as their third goal was scored by David Kichko, but late in the second period, Prout's defenseman defenseman Murray Charland received an injury in the chest area. The Prout team seemed to let up a bit as the Hutton Club scored three goals in the third period. ; Licensed L.L.B.O. Entertainment EVERY FRIDAY WIGHT This Friday, February 17th "Nostalgia" Valentine's Dance, Sat., Feb. 18th $70.00 per couple (includes everything) Call For Reservations 623-1140 FREE DELIVERY 7 on all Pizzas OVER $5.00 PANZER0TTI Reg. $3.50 NOW $3.00 COUNTRY and WESTERN and MUSIC FROM THE 50's 96 Waverley Road Visa 623-1140 Bowmanville MasterCard OTYOI* Seven men with one thing in common... UNCOMMON VAI-OR lih/.vh: ; n Courso language T.B.O. PA T A Æ U uLJSSTHPÇS PRESENTS A MILIUS-FEITSHANS PRODUCTION-A TED KOTCHEFF FILM PAin^ E c^Â5Çr VALOn ' FRED WARD.RE8 BROWN'RANOALL'TEX- COBB MUSIC BY WMF^f^M-n r ^n??Ky^§ T ^U M X H0MEnS0N AND ROBERT STACK AS MacGREGOR MUolC BY JAMES IIORNER; WRII 1ENBY JOE GAYTON-PRODUCED BY JOHN MILIUS AND BUZZ FEITSHANS DIRECrED BY TED KOICHEFF [D|«riVimwuJ- A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Æk .;rn'rn-rrrr. ;. Coming Soon: Never Cry Wolf, Terms of Endearment, Gorky Park, Silkwood, The Lonely Guy, Reckless ONE NIGHT ONLY Saturday, Feb. 25th BUFFET and DANCE featuring PHIL JAMES, Disc Jockey with the "Big Band" Sounds and top pop vocalists from the 50's Buffet 7 to 9 p.m. *10.95 pe, person Dance to 1 a.m. Tax Included Early Reservations Advised 623-2623 Capri 68 King St. E. Restaurant In the Veltrl Complex Bowmanville On Saturday afternoon, Liberty Bowl was buzzing buzzing as a large number of 'celebrities' learned that alley bowling isn't as easy as it looks. But, it was all for a good cause, the Big Brothers Association of Newcastle. And they did have a good time, even if the pins didn't fall down the way they should. We haven't heard how much was raised, but guarantee there were quite a few stiff muscles .around on Sunday. Rainbow Runners Swim Club Win Ribbons Twelve members of the Rainbow Runners travelled to Oshawa on Sunday to participate participate in a fun meet. Approximately. 250 swimmers swimmers from seven clubs were participating, including 140 in the 10 years and under category. category. The Rainbow Runners scored 74 points and took home their share of ribbons. Stacey Watson was the leading leading scorer for Port Hope with 20 points, placing in the top six in each of the seven individual events entered. Cory Highfield was second with 17 points, Andy Hagerman third with 11 points and Laura Winfield fourth with nine points. Following are the complete results of the individual placing in the top six of their events: 8 Under Girls - Jillian Halligan 50 Breast (six). 8 Under Boys - Cory Highfield Highfield - 50 Fly (two), 50 Breast (two), 100 Breast (two), 50 Free (five). 10 Under Girls - Sally Kernan 50 Breast (four), 100 Breast (four), 50 Fly (six); DURHAM THEATRE FORTHE ARTS Nicole Shaw 50 Breast (five). 11 and 12 Girls - Laura Winfield50 Breast (three), 100 Breast (three), 50 Back (six); Tammie Conway 50 Breast (six). 11 and 12 Boys - Andy Hagerman 50 Breast (one), 100 Breast (three); Matt Shephard 50 Breast (five). Goodyear Lge. Feb. 9,1984 High Single - B. Henning 326. High Triple - B. Henning 869. High Team Single - Belts 1232. High Team Triple - Machine Shop 3483. Over 300 B. Henning 326, K. Cowling 321. Over 725 B. Henning 869, J. Piper 796, B. Adams 789, J. Luxton 759, K. Cowling 732. Wats<mM 1 I.ll l «wo),50 l F^ (S' JN| F Stoioi l Breaa jkS?' to? <£»• ® Breast <">• » P| y YOU CAN HELP too: + GRAND OPENING CONCERT PRESENTING JOHN ALLAN CAMERON NOTICE Register for Radio Shack Color Computer Classes REGISTRATION will take place on Thursday, Feb. 16th between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. Please drop in for complete details Bowmanville Vision 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 ANNOUNCEMENT Ronald M. Harndon, President ol Solocl Olllco Systems, Ltd, Is pleased lo announce their association with Snnlol Telecommunications. San t o I Is a major supplier ol Mitel, Northern Telecom, and Omega Telephone Systems and hns service coast to const, Solocl Olllco Systems, Lid, are based In Cohomg and have recently opened branch olllcos In Bowmanville and Cmnpbolllord. trie ©lb Sill BULK FOOD SPECIALS NOW ON AT Vanstone Mill Honey 1 k g $3.20 Apple Butter ieoz 1.35 Natural Potato Chips 375g 2.18 Mixed Nuts i«g 2.85 Herbal Tea 24Bags 1.85 m Vanstone Flour and Feed Mill DIVISION or UYUKI.M UNHillfHtSI S l (WHI I) 116 King Street West 623-5777 Bowmenvllle