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v The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 23, 1988 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Atom Selects Start New Season With OneWin and One Tie Novices See Action in Exhibition Games On Wednesday, November November 16, Jimmy's novice hockey hockey team played yet another exhibition game. This one took place at the Manvers Arena against their local novice novice club. Playing their usual penalty-free style, the team was able to control and dominate dominate the whole game. Expert goaltending by Joel Os borne, coupled with consistent consistent defense earned Jimmy's their first shutout of the year. The team must have thought that the period number number indicated the number of goals to be scored! Jeremy Sanders got goal number one in period one. Wade Worsley and Brian Ball added added a goal each in period two. Finally in the third period, Worsley, Sanders and Andrew Andrew Wraith each added a point to the scoreboard, bringing the final score to 6- 0. Assists were credited to Mark Ganhao and Derek Cummer. The following Saturday in league play, Jimmy's faced off against the team ©ÎMKÎÎD) ©wwm® Now Serving CHINESE and CANADIAN FOOD Choose from our ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT-BUFFET Or Our Regular Menu m m BUFFET Mon. - Fri. 11:30 a.m.--10:00 p.m. Sat. - Sun. 8:00a.m.--11:00 p.m. E! H * Fully licensed under L.L.B.O. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK For Reservations or Take-Out ORONO LO Forum Restaurant LJ > 5 X Bowmanville Newcastle w 401 E S Call: FORUM ^ Restaurant S Hwy. 115, Newcastle 987-4226 Business Hours MONDAY -- FRIDAY 8:00 a.m. -- 10:00 p.m. SATURDAY, SUNDAY 8:00 a.m. -- 11:00 p.m. sponsored by Carter's. In spite of their effort, for which they are becoming known, Jimmy's soon found themselves down one goal when Nick Zedraukovski scored on a breakaway in the middle of the first period. Early in the second period, period, Richard Solomon added to Carter's lead by scoring their next goal. However, refusing refusing to accept defeat, Jimmy's Jimmy's pressed on and Jeremy Sanders was able to slip the puck past Nick Adams, Carter's Carter's goaltender. Going into the third period period down 2-1, Jimmy's players knew the next goal dv either team meant a lot. Unfortunately for Jimmy's, Nick Zedraukovski again scored and increased Car- 1 ter's lead to two. Proving that hard work and perseverance perseverance pay off, Jimmy's continued continued their passing and stepped up the momentum which resulted in the scoring of their second goal by Brian Ball. In the last three minutes of play, Jeremy Sanders in a hectic scramble in front of Carter's net, put the puck between between the tubes to tie the game at 3-3. What a game! • What a match of ability and skill! Both teams should be congratulated congratulated for their fine efforts. efforts. Coach Gary Ball of Jimmy's and coach Ron Carter Carter of Carter's can be proud of their respective teams. Coach Ron, conspicuous in his absence, was clearly missed by his team and assistant-coach, assistant-coach, Lome Wright. They, and the members of Jimmy's wish him a speedy recovery. ixmrr BETAKING VIDEO Inc. ONE OF ONTARIO'S ' LARGEST AND BEST] BETA SELECTIONS' aSt/RIGRT HERE IN OSHAWA FneE.yEMBÉRSHIf^ 'Movlet from 99eto $2.95 306 KliiflSLW.,Oshaw» (across from Red Lobster) 434-5140 Over 4000:BETA Movies WE SPECIALIZE IN BETA MOVIES Store Hours: Sun. to Thurs. 9 -- 9 Fri. to Sat. 9 --10 WE ARE HERE TO CATER TO YOU AND ENTERTAIN YOU FOR THE HOLIDAYS We offer three fine restaurants for your dining pleasure, four enjoyable bars and five different live entertainers. We provide something to suit every occasion. Our establishments provide all facilities which you need and our courteous service helps you to celebrate your holidays in comfort. CALL NOW FOR YOUR PARTY RESERVATIONS 922 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa 433-1405 Come as you are to the casual side of Steve's D'ELEGANT EL STAVROS 557 King St. E. Oshawa 576-6999 Caviar and Champagne Brunch Every Sunday 11 am - 3 pm STEVE'S THE HOUSE OF STEAK AND SEAFOOD 922 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa 579-2369 Five private dining rooms Atoms Take Game Despite Long Drive The long drive to Grafton, Ontario to play an exhibition >ved t Transport sponsored team. While demonstrating their usual controlled passing game, proved to be worthwhile worthwhile for the Ontario Hydro game, they were unableto Atom hockey players. This hold Hutton's goal scorers game on Thursday, Novem- down. By the time the game ber 17, was fast paced and exciting from the moment the puck was dropped to the time the final buzzer was sounded. In spite of a strong effort from the team, no goals were scored in the first period. Early in the second, Ryan Brannigan put the score- keeper to work by placing the puck in Grafton's net. Assists Assists go to Travis Laughlin and Matt James. Grafton rallied to tie the game midway midway through the second period period but Kevin Martin, assisted assisted by Stephen Wraith and Gary Munn, regained the lead by scoring Hydro's second second goal. In the first three minutes of play in the third period, Grafton broke loose and scored two goals on Hydro's netminder, Kyle Shackelton. Finding themselves behind one goal for the first time this game, Hydro worked hard with a clear team efort and scored three successive goals! Kevin Martin earned ' one while Travis Laughlin got two. Assists go to Darryl Cook, Jason Geurts and Jamie Jamie Powell. In the last seconds seconds of the game, Grafton scored once more but were unable to take the win from Hydro. Final score was 5-4. In their seasonal house league schedule, Hydro competed against the Hutton &\UufUuf tfou ÇifÜ and QteetuUfA... was over, Hydro had managed managed only two goals while Hutton scored six. Hydro's first goal was scored by Darryl Darryl Cook who shot the puck so hard it went through the net! Assists go to Gary Munn and Jeff Crawford. The second second goal by Kevin Martin was assisted by Jason Geurts. Special mention goes to Kyle Shackelton who in spite of having six goals scored, played a superb game as goaltender. Matt James and Jamie Powell also deserve recognition for their hard work and effort. SKYLIGHT DONUTS BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: S. Adams Adams 29, J. Murpny 29, B. Gilkes 24, G. Cowling 24, D. Snowden 16, H. Pollard 13. . Top Ten Averages: D. : Snowden 227, S. Adams 217, J. Murphy 215, G. Cowling 208, R. Sutcliffe 204, G. Simpson 201, A. Porter 201, G. Smith 198, L. Greenham 198, H. Pollard 197. The Atom Selects were off and motoring with Darlington Darlington Auto as their sponsor. sponsor. Their first game on November November 12 gave the boys their first taste of victory, playing Thomton-Diindee in Newcastle. They played well together as they sped away with a 11-3 win. Boys scoring for our team were Cameron Miller 5 goals, 1 assist, Aaron Stoker 1 goal, 2 assists, Les McCro- ry i goal, 1 assist, David Chambers 2 goals, 1 assist, Ryan Brannigan 1 goal, Greg Knox 1 goal. Other assists assists were given to Jeff Thrasher 1, Jeff Hughes 1, Daryl Cook 2, Darren Allen 1, Kyle Shackelton 1. Good team work and third Greg Knox set up David David Chambers who put the puck in the back of the net, ending the game in a 3-3 tie. Good offense and defense play by Peter Schoep and Mike Ferguson contributed to the game. Our goalies Clayton Ren- dell and Stevie Sargeant were able to see us through many of Newcastle's power plays and kept our boys in the game this all due to the good coaching staff, consisting consisting of John and Guy Freeman Freeman and Tony Aus. Keep up the good work!' great goal tending ton Rendell and ; by Clay- Iteve .Sar geant highlighted this game. On November 19, we were at home against a tough Newcastle team . In the first period, Newcastle drew first blood at the 5:14 mark. It remainded that way till the 8:08 mark of the second second period when Darlington Auto got their first to tie it up on a goal by David Drummond Drummond from Aaron Stoker. Nearing the end of the second period Darlington Auto ran into a rash of penalties penalties where we virtually played short handed for the latter part, with the score being being 3-1 in favour of Newcastle. Newcastle. In the third period, we displayed great team effort ana scored at 9:33 by Daryl Cook assisted by David Chambers and Aaron Stoker. With onlv minutes left inthe Switcharoo ARM WRESTLING Sat., Nov. 26 Starting at 12 Noon Don't miss it. 9, 10 Mack Dec. 8, Wayne i i i /||/ |j 5M%v II ill 4 n* Met Flaws laskit a Hu Watt imcwmi SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 à f&x îvMd PH K ^rc4 J ! S,| Pf. Oshawa X,i * Model Railway Show SATURDAY NOVEMBER 26th, 1988 11:00 a.m. to 4 00 p.m. EASTDALE COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL (OSHAWA) ' • The ' Area's-. TOP OJ'« expwfe'fL Top 40 ; I Sound t&k j 0n)e dyS ht Knox Christian School BAZAAR Saturday, Dec. 3rd 3 p.m. -- 7 p.m. Book Table: Children's Books Christian Books . Bibles and J ScUfl oa Gospel Music King New Items at Great Prices Used boohs sold by the pound. JOIN US For the Largest z /iz\\N "SOUND AND LIGHT SHOW (East of Oshawa) #%/ NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 4 p.m.-11 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27th Full Count Blues Band Monday, Dec. 5th Ladies Night Tuesday, Dec. 6th Men's Night Out "Now Featuring" Singles Night every Sunday At the Castle Hotel 55 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-7072