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i 1 Long Time Employee Receives Goodyear Spirit Award The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillo. December 23, 1985 3 Close Call for Port Hope Panther Goalie Albert Woodward, known as "Barnie" to his workmates at Goodyear in Bowmanville, is this year's recipient of the Goodyear Spirit Award. The Award is given to an employee who contributes contributes his enthusiasm and "spirit" to Goodyear and to the community. Mr. Woodward is seen here with the committee that selected him: Charlie Trim, David Craig, Mr. Woodward, Terry Price, Dale Veinot, and Ralph Tukker. Congratulations! Each year Goodyear Bowmanville Bowmanville presents one of its employées with a "Spirit Award". This year, Albert Woodward, Lead Man in the conveyor belt department has been chosen by a committee committee of his peers to receive receive the award. Plant Manager Stan Hoi- ' lingsworth presented a trophy, which will stay in the plant, and a plaque to Mr. Woodward in honour of his acheivement. In nominating Albert Woodward, affectionately known as "Barnie" to his workmates, the selection committee outlined the reasons for their choice as follows: (Mr. Woodward was chosen chosen by a committee composed composed of three hourly and twôcsalary employees in a plant'wide competition.) "To highlight this employee's employee's work record is indeed' a pleasure. Never one to be late or absent, Albert has always demonstrated true dependability. Over the 41 years he has been with Goodyear, Supervisors have always known that Barnie would be on time, ready and eager to do a good, solid day's work. This confidence and dependability dependability has made Albert Albert an important member of the successful Bowman- ville team. Attitude is also important when describing individuals individuals and Albert is an individual individual who displays a cheerful pleasant attitude both to his work and fellow employees. H,is easygoing style makes him a man who is well liked and respected by all. He has worked in various positions throughout the Bowmanville plant. His skill was called upon many times and he was constantly "borrowed" to substitute for others when they were out of the plant. He is currently Lead Man in the Conveyor Belt Department. Department. Albert has other Goodyear ties, as his father worked in the Bowmanville plant for over thirty-nine years, his sister for nine years, and a brother for seven years. He and his wife, Grace, have two married daughters and five grandchildren. grandchildren. Albert has been a member of the Royal Canadian Canadian Legion and assists with many of the local branch activities, and in his earlier years was regarded as a strong, honest type hockey hockey player in both the Town League and the Goodyear League. It's with utmost respect and pride that we in the Bowmanville operation submit the name of Albert "Barnie" Woodward as our selection for this year's Goodyear Spirit Award." Mr. Woodward's name will now be submitted for Goodyear's nationwide Spirit Award. PONTYPOOL The Christmas Bingo was held on i Wednesday, December 18th. This was very special as every winner, who was the sole winner, was given a special box of food, soft drinks, turkeys, etc. It was anticipated that there might be an extra game or two. Unfortunately at Christmas time especially, there is more than one event in an evening and one has to make a choice. Your correspondent and her husband chose to attend the Christmas concert at Grandview School. It was a real eye opener to be able to attend the Christmas concert at Grandview School. The Kindergarten section was given a separate time because , of the seating capacity in the school gymnasium. There were two entirely separate groups of Kindergarten children, and each sang three or four songs. Some of the children were in costume. The non-teaching aides helped with arranging the children and getting them off the stage after 'their ■ numbers were finished. Donna Bryant helped with singing "Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer. ,r Although drama and music are parts of the curriculum, the teachers and students both went into this production in an energetic way, going beyond the usual requirements. Rev. Heather Smith's daughter, Ursula Hines, did some of the announcing, particularly about the Grade 4 Play. The co-ordination between the Grade 6 play and the choir made up of children from Grades 4 -.6 was excellent. The Principal gave a few opening remarks at the beginning of each concert and there was a bottle at the door as one entered, in which was collected donations to help defer concert expenses. Your correspondent has received a few enquiries about copies of The Statesman for insertion of news items in one's own Scrap bboks. The best way is to get a yearly subscription, for only $15.00. I can very easily handle both new and renewal subscriptions myself, and even give you an official receipt. Just call me at any time at 277-2718. Lila Kerr, mother of Robert and Ross, both of Bethany, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, Peterborough, Tuesday night, December 17th, in her 100th year. Funeral was from Mackey's Funeral Home, Lindsay, with burial at St. Mary's Lifford Cemetery. Condolences go this family as well. WHY PAYMORE THAN $7994? Why pay hundreds more? Nissan King Cab is still $7994. The 1986 King Cab Standard Standard is still priced the same as an '85. $7994* Still Canada's lowest priced King-size cab compact. Over $900 lower than CM. Over $1200 lower than Toyota. And $1000 lower than Mazda. NISSAN KING CAB NISSAN KING CAB STD UPWARDLY MOBILE Get around. All around. The front wheel drive Nissan Multi performs and handles like a car. But open up either of the two sfidingdoors, and you'll see Multi has the passenger passenger and cargo capacity of a small van. 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They cooked homemade decorations decorations for their Christmas Tree. As well they made stained glass windows, sunshine sunshine greetings and paper garlands. They are now in the middle of sewing stockings stockings and awaiting Santa's arrival. Grade 4 have been exchanging exchanging letters with their twin class in Tide Head, New Brunswick. They have also been busy preparing for a Christmas play called, "The Lost and Found Christmas" which will be presented at the Assembly the school is having on Friday. Friday. The Christmas Season is definitely upon Grade 5. Excitement Excitement is mounting every day. Their classroom looks so bare now that they've taken down their stained glass windows, wreaths and Christmas trees. With all the excitement, Grade 5 would like all of us to remember remember that Advent is a time of hope, so pass on some of it to those you meet. In the latter part of this term, grade six has spent time exploring our solar system in science and examining examining I the history of Mexico in social studies. In music they have worked very hard perfecting Christmas Christmas carols in 3 part harmony harmony with soprano, alto and tenor recorders. Mrs. Ulavanagh's grade 7(A) class enrichment students students have .bee l setting up special Christmas enrichment enrichment centres w lich will be completed by the rest of the class this week. The first term of the St. Stephen's new high school has quickly come to an end. 'Our grade nine students have had a busy first term going on a retreat one day in September, a play in Toronto Toronto and then spending four days last week at the Frost Centre. The students all showed great en- thusiasim for their high school and we wish them well as they write their first set of exams! The library has been a very busy place with the addition addition of grade nine this term. The student monitors and Librarian ran a very successful Book Fair in November. November. The students will soon be enjoying the new fiction books which the with us The Port Hope Panthers took one on the chin from the Bowmanville Eagles on Thursday night as the visitors walked away from the Sports Complex Complex with a 9-3 victory. Bowmanville scored four quick goals in the first period before Port Hope could get on track. Both teams were experiment profit purchased. It has been a very busy term in the area of St. Stephen's sports. The grade nine's arc currently work-' ing hard at midget girls' volleyball volleyball and midget boys' basketball. Coaches Mr. (Rick) Santomcro and Miss (Karen) McGarrity are excited excited about the upcoming seasons. The senior boys and girls (7 & 8) volleyball teams enjoyed a successful season. The boys had an 8 - 2 record and the girls 7 - 3. Congratulations to both teams for a fine season. Now, to end this all of a word for the principal, Mr. Moher. This school term has been very exciting and productive. productive. The school staff here at St. Stephen's School have had the opportunity to develop and use a computer lab of 23 Icons for the whole student population. In addition addition the school has expanded expanded to grade 9. These two areas have been the highlight of the fall term. , So, as you can see St. Stephen's School has had-a busy first term. Thank you parents, : Students and teachers ■ for making this school community a very happy and productive one. Hospital Lge. Ladies High Single: Dayle Matthews 267. Men's High Single: Brian Cascagnette 288. Ladies High Triple: Sharon Woodcock 634. Men's High Triple: Jim MacDonald 621; Top Ten Averages Phil Woodcock 196, Susie Marshall 195, Janice Woodcock 193, Rod Greenley 192, Art Atkinson 191, Gary Pickard 186, Roy Woodcock 185, Cindy Vivian 183, Jim MacDonald 181, Sharon Woodcock 180. Team 5 took first place for the first half with 92 points and 43067 pinfall. Happy Holidays!! ing with new line combinations, with Port Hope picking up three former Bowmanville Eagles. In the above photo, Brian Heard of Bowmanville lunges for the puck but a quick Port Hope goalie' was able to get there first. for ' Lf cover • you get • Balloons • Noise Makers • Champagne Toast • Party Hats • Spot Dances • Door Prizes CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS 623-1307 TJ'S Participates in the Designated Driver Program 68 King St. E., Bowmanville grower fresh Holiday Cheer Bouquet M9. 95 $24 95 $29 95 Two beautiful ways to greet the season. Send the FTD® Candle Glow™ Bouquet. Or the FTD Holiday Cheer™ Bouquet. Call or visit us today. DAILY DELIVERY TO PICKERING. AJAX, WHITBY. OSHAWA. BOWMANVILLE EASY TO ORDER JUST CALL OUR FRIENDLY STAFF SEE OUR CHRISTMAS FLORAL WONDERLAND VAN BELLE \B Floral Shoppes COURTICE Hwy. No. 2 between Oihewi end Bowmanville 623-4441 OSHAWA WEST 343 King St. W. Oihewi 579-1118 OSHAWA NORTH 1124SlmcoeSt.N. Oahawa 728-5159 WHITBY lOODundasSI.W, Whitby 668-1650 T » O b •• «' ■ - • o ' ° ' O ; .0 *T w '. à Q GReerings Times may have changed but one thing is still the same --- sending holiday greetings to friends old and new. It's a pleasure to wish you happy holidays and thanking you for letting us serve you throughout the year. Merry Christmas from the girls at Kut V Kurl Violet, Wendy, Darolyn Diana and Linda 71 King St. E. Bowmanville Phone 623-5019 P.S. Have a Happy and Sale Holiday