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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 27,1990 ll A guide to fine dining and entertainment. SEEK INPUT ON RECREATION PLAN - The Town of Newcastle is in the process of creating a Recreation/Leisure Recreation/Leisure master plan to guide recreational programs programs in the future. The consultant is seeking input from the public as part of the planning process. If you would like to participate, please get involved through any interest group to which you belong. You are also invited to respond to the telephone survey if you are contacted in the next few weeks. Or you can pick up a copy of the survey from your local library, museum, Newcastle Fitness Centre or the Town of Newcastle Community Services Department. Watch this newspaper newspaper for periodic public announcements and articles during the preparation of the study. The master plan is expected to be finalized by January of 1991. Pitch In! On Tuesday, June 19th the Children's Toy Library held its annual picnic at Memorial Memorial Park. But this year's event was special because we are celebrating our 10th anniversary in 1990. The Children's Toy Library Library was started in 1980 by a group of enthusiastic parents, parents, with support from the Social Planning Council. In '1985, we were encouraged T ne . exce P£ on 01 a to become a separate non- brananjvho keeps us orga profit co-operative organiza tion. We've been going and growing ever since. This year we have approximately 30 families as members. Our purpose is to provide n ,. , n , , ed Church, which has gener- a collection of safe, sturdy ous ]y ] oane d us space for 10 and stimulating toys for loan to children five years of Our birthday picnic was " S-y "ithVtos ««JL'Sd £"»« past-presidents join us to celebrate and cut the birthday birthday cake. If you would like more information information about joining .the Children's Toy Library, please call Laura Henderson at 623-6069. story by Heather Rowe pictures by Kathy Thompson and Heather Rowe. their age. Wé depend upon our members volunteering their help in all aspects of running the library, with the exception of a paid li nked. The Library operates from September to June on Tuesdays from 9:30-10:30 and Thursdays from 9:30 - 10:30. We are located in the upstairs hall of Trinity Unit- LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday night No cover charge This week see "KONCHO JUNE 28th, 29th, 30th 1 Lions Club Recognized for Generous Donation The Lions Club of Newcastle had their plaque erected on some equipment they donated for the playground at the Foster Creek subdivision in the Village of Newcastle Newcastle recently. George Rickard (secretary) and Sierd De Jong (president) were on hand for the photo, while above (1-r), Adam Dailey, Amanda McNicol, and Melissa Dailey make use of the equipment. Second Loss for Darlington Eagles On Wednesday, June 20. Darlington Eagles suffered their second loss in league play 4-2 over Ajax. The Eagles had many scoring chances with Chris Pot sending a 20 yard free- kick and an eight yard shot over the net, and a penalty shot that hit the crossbar. Darryl Wright and Nicky Zdravkovski missed a couple of glorious chances. Niki Defreitas Defreitas also hit the cross bar from 24 yards out from a --free kick. THE NEWCASTLE INN 789 King St. E., Newcastle 987-4252 the Eagles were pressing for the tie. On the weekend of June 23 and 24, the Eagles played in the Darlington Tournament Tournament and came away with the "A" Championship. They beat Whitby I by a score of 1-0 on a goal by Darryl Wright with less than 2 minutes minutes left in the game. In other games for the Eagles, the scores were as follows: Eagles 4, Ajax 4; Eagles Eagles 7 Port Hope 3; Eagles 6 Whitby II '0; Eagles 5 Col- Darryl Wright opened the bourne 4; in overtime, ^scoring on van Ajax give- Team Members' are Jason r away, but Ajax replied with Lange, Greg Stevenson, Pe- 3 goals. Niki Defreitas made ter Frisina, Chris Peldiak, it 3-2 on a penalty shot, and Brian Wojnarowski, Nicky Ajax got the final goal in the Zdravkovski, Chris Baum- làst minute of the game as hauer, Robert Fiorini, John One Goal Loss for Selects The Darlington Selects of the Mosquito Division lost the opportunity of going to the semi-finals in the Darlington Darlington Soccer Tournament on June 23 by goal differential. differential. In their first game they tied Colboume 3-3, as Col- bourne scored in the last minute after the selects led throughout the match. They lost their second game 8-0 over Whitby I. After After trailing 3-0 at the half, the team lost their spirited attitude and were frustrated by the strong Whitby team. With their backs to the wall, they needed an impressive impressive win over Scugog to go through. The team responded responded with a 5-1 win, but it was not enough, and although tied with Colboume with 3 points, they had too many goals against. Select members are: Kyle Dodds, Adam Miller, Robbie Lamont, Greg Cartwright, Marco Cannito, Niki Defreitas, Defreitas, Brent Stockman, Chris Pot and Darryl Wright. Absent Absent were Ian Robinson and Brent Huggins. Coaches are George Pithie and Mike Defreitas Defreitas and manager is Neil Pot. The team would like to thank the parents for their support, the organizers of the tournament and all participating participating teams for an exciting exciting weekend. Way to go Darlington Darlington Eagles! BUSTER'S PRESENTS SCARECROW "Tribute to John Cougar Mellenchmp" Friday, June 29th ALSO $6.00 cover at the door APPEARING ON Saturday, June 30th "A tribute to Creedance Clearwater Revival" At its best!! ms $6.00 cover at the door BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE and TAVERN 45 KING STREET WEST. NEWCASTLE 987-4442 Steve Wraith, Steve Brink- man, Kyle Colville, MacKen- zie Hudgin, Derek Lange, Matt Bothwell, Chris Fice, Sebastian Murdoch, Doug McCurdy, Peter Paradais, Matt Kulianowich and Ben Tonks. The team is coached by Mike Defreitas and Or- dan Zdravkovski. r----t you CjifU cutd Qneetùufd. .. Enjoy your Canada Day Long Weekend at JUNGLE CAT WORLD m Canadian Association ol Zoological Parks & Aquariums CERTIFIED ACCREDITED INSTITUTION A collection of wild cats from around the world Also: • bears • wolves • monkeys, etc. • Enjoy a picnic with your family • • Pet the llamas, door, goats • • Playground • Located on ITwy. 115/35 and SE corner of Taunton Road. io km. north of 401 on ITwy. 115/35, Orono, Ontario (416) 983-6016 OPEN 10 a,m. - (j p.m, 7 days a week êmm. Da Mail iMwalokiliatta Marta .FI SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623r5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 The Big Summer Pack 13 pieces of golden chicken j Large Taters or fries 2 medium salads 'Limited timoolfor PLUS TAX @ Many Brown's FYied Chicken 241 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone: 623*3561 We deliver. Open seven days a week.