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4 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. December 16. 1987 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Darlington Wood Srs Goodyear Retirees Enjoy Christmas Banquet Truckers Make it to Semis Outscore Port Hope By Bob Sheridan Art Hester played brilliantly brilliantly in the Bowmanville net this week-end as we successfully successfully defeated Port Hope Legion Legion 7-5 on Friday evening and Ontario Motor Sales 5-4 on Sunday. Gerry Henderson Henderson was the star of the Port Hope game with three goals. Hugh German, playing on a line with Grant Flintoff and Ed Schreyer, led our attack attack on Sunday with two goals that displayed pinpoint pinpoint marksmanship, one in the comer and one in the five hole. Grant and Dave Root both added singles. Ron Clemens who played his usual aggressive game, dug the puck out behind the net and fed the puck to Ron Rushak in the crease. Ron with a brilliant touch of legerdemain, legerdemain, deftly slipped the puck behind the helpless goaltender. This was the winner. Our defensive corps of Ray Preston, Dave Root, Grant Wright and Bob Hel- lam put in solid performance < ^ • J ' A j II es. 'man HOTEL (416) 623-3373 Oshawa - Bowmanville Highway 401, Interchange 432 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Wednesday: "O.V. NIGHT" SPECIAL PRIZES, SPECIAL PRICES, AND WINGS 100 each Thursday: Ladies' Nite Linen and Lace ...a Sophisticated Ladies' Affair Free glass of Champagne Name draw for. a monthly Grand Prize Weekend for 2 in Toronto "GOLDEN NIGHT" Saturday : Dine and Dance Buffet $12.95 (plus tax) Serving 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday: Regular Sunday Brunch Adults: $7.95 (plus tax) Children: $4.95 (plus tax) Newly Renovated Banquet Facilities now Available for Booking - D.J. Providing Music Wednesday-Saturday The Goodyear Retirees' Club held their annual banquet banquet in the St. John's Hall on Monday, Dec. 7th at 12:00 o'clock. The Martha group catered, and once again did a great job and are to be commended for the meal and service they supplied so efficiently. Seventy members members sat down including the Goodyear Plant Manager, Mr. Stan Hollingsworth, and representatives of management management and union. Prior to the meal, one minute's silence silence was observed for the members who had passed on, and after Rev. Yates asked the blessing, the food started to disappear, age apparently being no deterrent deterrent to appetites. After the meal, Treasurer Norm Allison introduced the head table and asked Charlie Trim to introduce the Goodyear personnel. The Plant Manager spoke on the present and future business conditions as far as the local plant is concerned. concerned. Norm Allison presented presented Rev. Yates with a BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE AND TAVERN 45 King Street West, Newcastle 987-4442 GOOD HOMEMADE FOOD EAT-IN OR TAKE-OUT i Fresh and Juicy j BUSTER BURGER * $1.75 with this coupon J Saturday, December 19th ■ Only you Qifll and QneetUufd..,. Tk Hat taat lotit ■«•««« It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR'S CATERING NORM'S DELICATESSEN Planning an Office or'Staff Party? Free Catering Consultations. LOOK WHAT WE CAN BRING! Norm's Deli is now taking orders for their Catering Service: • Meat Trays $24.95 up • Hot and Cold Buffet • Cheese Trays $24.95 up • Vegetable Trays • Fruit and Cheese Baskets made to order Specializing in European Meats and Cheeses. |We are now taking orders for Private Parties, Banquets, New Year's and Christmas gatherings. Also Norm s Special Christmas Ham Kolbossa Rinas Extra Lean Bacon $3.99/lb. Black Forest Ham $5.59/lb. Hot and Cold Lunches made on the Premises NORM'S DELICATESSEN 29 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone: 623-1533 iwlt A KV'v^ ! ! $ 1 fe ^ * The members of the Goodyear Retirees Club met on Monday, December 7 for their annual Christmas luncheon to which special guests from Goodyear Canada were also invited. The lunch took place in the St. John's Church, Bowmanville. The head table table (standing) from left includes: Rev. Langley, honorary member; Charles Trim, manger of industrial industrial relations and industrial engineering; Johnny cheque for St. John's Church for their generosity towards the retirees and Rev. Yates suitably responded. responded. The treasurer also made a presentation on behalf of the retirees to Betty Nichols for her numerous gifts to our group, in the form of cookies for our Monday Monday morning meetings. The Plant Manager also made a presentation of $60 towards the Retirees' Coffee Coffee Fund on behalf of the Goodyear personnel present present at the meeting. After a question period with Stan Hollingsworth a draw i was held for three Goodyear jackets which had been brought down by the Plant Manger and three of our members went home better equipped to stand the rigours of our Canadian winter. Towards the end of the meeting' Our President, Tom Gatchell, presented Norm Allison with a gift from the executive of the club for his never-ending efforts on behalf of the Goodyear Retirees Club. ROADHOUSE and TAVERN , 45 King Street West Newcastle (416) 987-4442 December 17th Reverend Ken No Cover ..December 18 and 19 "■'"Diane Young NEW YEAR'S EVE BASH Featuring SHOT GUN Tickets Available Now $10 Advance $12 at Door at the Castle Hotel 54 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE (416) 623-7072 December 18-19 "Kix" Jan. 8 - 9 iSilent Vision Jan15 . 16 Body to Body tmmjjkil <6 ./ y Walk of Lights" leading to the traditional Nativity Scene down at our Harbour (complete with live animals) Y/feili \ at the * , Port Darlington Marina Hotel New Year's Eve Party CHEF'S SPECIALLY PREPARED CANDLELIGHT BUFFET Served from 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. MAIN DECK DINING LOUNGE Daqce Music by Mr. John Mackenzie Hals, noisemakers, balloons and bubbly lo ring in the New Year Tickets $85.00 per couple Brig Party . $65. per Couple -- Starts 8:30 p.m. ALSO SERVING New Year's Eve Buffet Dinner Only -- 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. New Year's Day Brunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. New Year's Day, January 1, 1988 Regular Family Buffet Dinner from 4 to 8 p.m. Family Christmas Day Dinner Friday, Dec. 25 from 4 to 8 p.m. Salad Bar, Dessert Table and special a la Carle Menu Reservations appreciated 623-4925 PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL South of Hwy. 401 -- Exit 432 Hutton Transport travelled travelled to Grafton on December December 5 for an Atom tournament. tournament. Their first opponent was Woodview Park of Oshawa. The Truckers skating away with a 7-0 victory. Rob Robbins Robbins and Steve Sargent collected collected the shutout. Mark Read had a big game connecting connecting for five goals and one assist. Mike Talotti connected connected for the other two goals. The following players picked up assists. Chad Vei- not 2, Niall O'Donnel 1 and David Drummond 1. The next game was S ed against Glen Stewart the Truckers picking up an 8-2 victory. Mark Read scored his first goal of the game at the 14:22 mark of the first period with assist going to Greg Knox. Less than a minute later Mark Read connected again with assist going to Dawd Drum mond and Shawn Wolfe. The third goal from the truckers was scored by Brad Read unassistèd. Mark picked up his 3rd goal in the first period with-assist goin to Chad Veinot. Mark startei the 2nd p he ended the first picking up his fourth goal assisted by Niall O'Donnel. Mark then got his 5 goal unassisted. In the third period Les McCro- ry scored with assist going to Mark Read. Mark got his sixth goal at the end of the third period. On December 6, the Truckers were in the semi finals finals with Woodview their ; opponents. This time Wood- view skated to a 3 to 1 victory. victory. The Truckers could not get on track in this game. Chad Veinot scored the only goal for the Truckers with assist going to Dairen Allin. The boys should be very pleased with their showing. ' The Truckers will travel to Oshawa at Christmas for the NASC Atom Tournament. Tournament. -- -- Zeinot. Mark started t the 2nd period the same way , 1 A lVllN\J TF* iw '""VIDEO Inc. DURHAM'S LARGEST* &BEST , BETA SELECTION FREE MEMBERSHIP 434-5140 306 King St. VI., Oshawa OVER 3000 MOVIES WE SPECIALIZE IN BETA MOVIES Store Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 9 • 9 I Fri. & Sat. 9 • 10 Sunday 11 •9 Popovich, Don Hannah, Frank Hooper, Jim Coburn (union president), Walter Woolley. Seated, from left, are: Stan Hollingsworth, Manager of the Goodyear Plant; Rev. Yates, rector of St. John's; Tom Gatchell, president of the retirees; Norm Allison, treasurer; Ralph Ormiston, vice president; and Arnold Lobb, secretary. Christmas Lights to be held on^ Sunday, Dec. 20th Leaves from Memorial Park Clubhouse Those wishing to go, or needing transportation, call McGregor I.D.A. Drugs at 623-5792 We urge citizens to please co-operate by illuminating their homes. The tour will get underway at approximately 6:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club ' é ' AND THE HENDERSON'Sl SUPERMAN IV EXTREME PREJUDICES NEW RELEASES $3.99 ^ I^OVER 1900 SELECTIONS 990 g; I UGHTS VIDEO ACTION 1 % "mr/v hours" 110WAVERLEYRD., MEMBERSHIPS 4} Open Sunday BOWMANVILLE AVAILABLE 623-3658 NEW HOURS" ^ Open Sunday m 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. "tv