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I 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. September 14. 1988 _Long Time Police Officers Honored for Service r - v *.. .. \ \ i iVr ■ 1 ;• HIGH LhAJSCHOOL BECOME INVOLVED IN EDUCATION BECOME AN ADULT VOLUNTEER Bowmanville High School is looking for adult volunteers to work with the teaching staff. Presently, volunteers are working in the library and Special Education classes. They have found the experience to be both rewarding and educational. Areas in which volunteers can become become involved are Special Education classes, library, sports, clerical work and extracurricular extracurricular activities. Give it a try either on a trial basis or just come in to observe. Interested persons are asked to contact Norm Johnson at 623-4416 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Corn Roast Kicks Off Annual Legion Week Letter to The Editor Dear John: In the not too distant future, future, parking in the downtown downtown core is going to be a real problem. When the new Municipal Building is open for business it will add considerably considerably to this car storage problem. The old arena which I understand understand is up for sale, would it not be a great advantage advantage for the Town to keep this property for a 2 or 3 level parking garage. This town seems to be moving forward why lose prime property they own now? Let's not lose out again like we did with the Boy's Training School property, "looper. BETA KING VIDEO Inc. ONE OF ONTARIO'S, W LARGEST ANDBEST .BETA SELECTIONS FT.! RIGHT HERE IN OSHAWA I FREE MEMBERSHIP Movies from 99* to $2.99 306 King St. W., Oshawa (across from Red Lobster) 434-5140 Over 4000 BETA Movies WE SPECIALIZE IN BETA MOVIES Store Hours: Sun. to Thurs. 9 -- 9 Art The first event in Legion Week activities, cur- the warm weather, while inside two of the guests were rently under wav, was a com roast on Sunday after- Alan and Eileen Lufflum from Whitton, Middlesex noon with a good crowd present. These photos show a England who are visiting here for a month, tew of the executive and their wives outside enjoying Pitch-ln JOIN US! i The Durham Regional Police held their annual awards night on Friday, September September 9 for members of the force and also civilians who assisted the police during during the past year. Two of the officers receiving medals were originally from the Bowmanville Police Department. Sergeant John Bird and Detective Ron Parker were among only four members of the Durham Regional Police Force to receive their Exemplary Service Medal Bar for 30 years' service. After the formation of the.Durham Region, both men continued their careers with the Durham Regional Police. They have since retired. In the upper photo, John Bird receives his award from Police Chief Jon Jenkins and Bob Attersley, chairman of the Durham Re- Police Commission. In the lower photo, Ron Parker accepts his award from Chief Jenkins and Chairman Attersley. fhùUfUuf you CjijfU and QneetitUfi... TM Mul Fmh> laskt! in Uk WmU mcwmi SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 Perfect Season for Tigers In Youth Soccer League Tigers With regular season play igUll Tig over, the Tigers proved to themselves and their fans that hard work and team effort effort makes a winning combination. combination. The team played 14 regular games tallying up 14 wins, No ties and No loses. A total of 76 goals were scored by the Tigers and they allowed allowed only seven to be scored against them. These statistics alone show that a strong defence made up of Andrew Wraith and Greg Patterson coupled with the Port Darlington Marina Hotel ADULT SINGLES BAR and DANCE "Meet you at Port Darlington" Thursday, from 9 p.m. Dress Code Hwy. 401 to Bowmanville Exit 432 Liberty St. 623-4925 hard work of the mid fielders fielders who carried the ball to the forwards for their scoring scoring chances is what made this team tick. As the team had no regular regular net minders the whole team took turns in standing between the pipes. Ben ana Tim Hardy were part of this net minding effort serving severeal halves between them and not allowing a single single goal. Following are team statistics statistics for goals scored. Andy Griffin 7, John van de Grootevheen 13, David Dustan 4, Joel Osborne 8, Robbie Austin 4, Stephanie McAleese 1, Jamie Potter 12, Tyler Mac Donald 3, Craig Sabine 20, Jamie Austin 1, Andrew Wraith 2, Kristy Thompson 1. Our playoff season has started and the Tigers have continued their fine teamwork teamwork winning both games. Keep up the good work Tigers. Tigers. Go Tigers Go! 11 a.m. -- 3 p.m 55 different hot and cold meats, salads and caviar. All fresh desserts made on the premises. $ f| AC All this and all you can eat S# ■ w w too. plus D'ELEGANT EL STAVRO'S MENU D'ELEGANT EL STAVRO'S 557 King St. E., Oshawa 576-6999 4* BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE and TAVERN 45 King Street West Newcastle 987-4442 THIS WEEK! September 15,16,17 Switcharoo September 22, 23, 24 Rick Johnson and County Band Kitchen Help Wanted Part-time Waiter/Waitress at the Castle Hotel 54 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE- (416) 623-7072 September 16, 17 Dark Eyes September 23, 24 The Cut Outs (formerly Device) ROCKABILLY EXTRAVAGANZA (Sort of) 5 J 1 Rock and Roll S ' with The Lonestars at The Acres Sat., Sept. 17 Tickets: $4.00 - $5.00 at the Door 5 MINUTES EAST OF DURHAM RD. 57 ON TAUNTON RD. Call Ken Hockin Real Estate for Tickets -- 623-4115 oafliv oaaiv osaiv oaai • Broadcast News • Batteries Not 2100 Selections 990 NEW RELEASES $3.99 LIGHTS, VIDEO, ACTION "NEW HOURS" Open Sunday 10 a.m. -- 9 p.m. 110 WAVERLEY RD., BOWMANVILLE 623-3658 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE