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Thi> Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. February 8,1989 13 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Four Weekend Wins for Hutton Crimestoppers Seeking Help in Solving Jewellery Theft Hutton Transport of the BRHL Atom Division started started their busy weekend early on Saturday, February 4 in the Bowmanville Recreation Complex in an exhibition game against Holy Cross from Oshawa CYO. A low slap shot into the far corner by Les McCrory started the scoring early in the first period. The Hutton defense left a player unguarded unguarded in front of the net resulting in an Oshawa goal. Before the first period was over the Oshawa team scored once more to take the lead. Midway through the second second period, Les McCrory's wrist shot goal evened the score. A nice passing play from Peter Schoep and Alex Walcer netted a goal for Mike Ferguson. A pass from Brad Read back to the point allowed Peter Schoep to score on a slap shot. In the third period, while two men short, Les McCrory stick handled his way through the Oshawa defense and then drove the puck into the back of the ■ net with a slap shot high into the far corner. Final score was 5-2 in favour of Hutton. At noon, Hutton Transport Transport played a regularly scheduled league game against the team sponsored by T-Mac. In a 15-0 blowout the following Hutton players earned points: Les McCrory (3G.2A), Curtis Cournevea (3G.2A), Alex Walcer (2G,1A), Mike Ferguson (2G.1A), Jeff Hughes (1G.2A), Brad Read (2G), Greg Knox (2G), Niall O'Donnell (1A), Colin Galin- ski (1A) and Paul Hollingsworth Hollingsworth (1A). On Sunday morning the Truckers hosted North Oshawa in the Darlington Arena and skated to a 5-3 victory in a game in which the visitors were assessed 10 penalties to Hutton's one. Jeff Hughes scored three times as well as assisting on a goal by Greg Knox. Mike Ferguson earned a goal and an assist while Brian Ho- genhout, Les McCrory and Curtis Courneyea each were credited with an assist. Hutton's final game of the weekend came on Sunday Sunday night in the Newcastle Arena when they faced off against Ajax Dot Realty. Tne final results looked more like a football score with Hutton defeating Ajax 13-6. Filling in for the regular regular goaltenaer, Peter Schoep performed well between the pipes making many good stops. The following players earned points in this game: Jeff Hughes (4G.1A), Les McCrory (4G), Mike Ferguson Ferguson (1G,2A), Greg Knox (1G,1A), Brad Read (1G.1A), Paul Hollingsworth (1G), Curtis Courneyea (1GX Niall Niall O'Donnell (1A), Brian Hogenhout (1 A). World Day of Prayer in March The political upheaval in Burma of the past year was not imagined when Christian Christian women of Burma wrote the 1989 World Day of Prayer service. It is three years since they began the task that will culminate on Friday, March 3, 1989 when people from 170 countries participate participate in the World Day of Prayer. The theme, "Lord,Teach Us To Pray" was chosen by the International Committee Committee for the World Day of Prayer at its quadrennial meeting in May 1986. Alice Jean Finlay from Ontario, Canada, as President of the International Committee,met Committee,met with the Burmese writers in November 1986 to discuss the need for an ecumenical ecumenical worship service that reflected the concerns and spirituality of Burmese Christian women. In Canada, the service is sponsored by Women's Inter-Church Inter-Church Council of Canada Canada and arranged by local ecumenical ecumenical groups in over 3000 communities. The offering offering is used by Women's Inter-Church Council of Canada to provide resources for the service programme materials for women's groups, and to support ecumenical ecumenical projects in Canada and abroad. Everyone is invited to share in this 102 year tradition tradition of recognizing our need for God's guidance as we struggle with the issues facing facing our world. Service will be held at Liberty Pentecostal Church on March 3rd at 2:00 p.m. Speaker will be Mrs. Marge O'Brien who is a Deaconess, Pastor's wife, retreat and conference speaker and Christian Education Teacher Teacher of New Life Studies to New Christians. Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are seeking the help of the public in solving a theft that took place in Bowmanville on January 1. Briefcases Briefcases containing jewellery were stolen from a home at 47 Hobbs Drive. Pictured here is what happened when a female resident of the house arrived home and heard someone in the kitchen. The intruder fled and she chased him. For more information on this crime, please read the accompanying story from Sergeant Sandy Ryrie, Co-ordinator of Crime Stoppers with the Durham Regional Police Force. Please place your « order in advance for your Valentine's Cake Call 623-4549 5kyl i 9k t fl>en«|§ Open Mon. 5 a.m. to Sat. 12 midnight, closed Sunday 87 King St. E., Bowmanville Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a break, enter and substantial theft which occurred occurred in Bowmanville on January 1. At about 7:50 p.m. a 17- year-old female arrived at her home at 47 Hobbs Drive and found that the door was open and the lights were on. She checked inside and found a number of items had been moved. She heard a noise in the kitchen and went to investi- Valentine Dinner and Dance Sat., February 11th Dine With Your VALENTINE Enjoy a romantic dinner for two in intimate surroundings, complete with candlelight, soft music, and complementary rose and champagne. Reservations Recommended you CjijjU and QteetUufi... He Vest Fuirent Basket in tin WkM mû SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 gate and saw a man standing standing there. When he saw her, he ran out of the house and north on Hobbs Drive. The girl gave chase and caught the suspect as he tried to climb over a fence at the corner corner of Hobbs and Ashdale. She grabbed his jacket to pull him down but he turned around and punched her in the face, causing her to fall down and hit her head. The suspect then ran away. Stolen from the house were two burgundy leather brief cases containing bracelets, bracelets, charms, rings and other jewellery valued at over $100,000. The suspect is described as a white male, tall, in his 20's wearing black jeans, black nylon jacket, construction construction boots and a black wool toque. At the time the girl chased the suspect he wasn't carrying anything. This would indicate that there had been a second suspect who wasn't seen or that the thief had already taken the briefcases out and had gone back into the house for the second time. A re-enactment of this theft will be shown on CITY TV, channel 7, cable 57, on Thursday, Februaiw 9 during during the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. news. It will also be shown on CHEX TV Peterborough and CKVR in Barrie on Friday, Friday, February 1Ô, again during during their news. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 in cash for information information leading to the arrest arrest of those responsible for this theft. Similar rewards will be paid for information leading to an arrest in any serious crime. Callers never have to give their names or go to court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is: 436-8477. That's 436-TIPS. Sergeant Sandy Ryrie is the Co-ordinator with the Durham Regional Police Force and writes this article to help combat crime. A citizen citizen board administers the Crime Stoppers programs of which there are now over 1 800 in North America. The reward money is raised through tax deductible donations donations which may be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers, P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7K8. Newcastle Pizza Subs m. 987-5550 ^ Beckers) "Wednesday Night" Special Buy 1 small Pizza at 7.95 Get 1 FREE "Daily Special" Buy 1 Large Pizza Get 1 small FREE Introducing Pizza Patties 1.75 EACH Yes we do deliver to Bowmanville (small delivery charge out of town) TEH Special Valentine ^ DINE and DANCE Saturday, Feb. 11th and Tuesday, Feb. 14th. W HOTEL Liberty St. S.andHwy. 401 Call 623-3373 Bowmanville Enjoy our Candlelight Buffet or our sumptuous "Marina Platter for two" with a bottle of bubbly for only $49.00 plus tax (carnations for the ladies). Reservations Please 623-4925 Then dance until closing to the music of John Mackenzie on Saturday night and John Ludgate on Tuesday night. Have a Happy Valentines Evening at Port Darlington Marina Hotel south ofHwy 401 - Exit 432 - Bowmanville m