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1 Winning Entries Announced in Legion Remembrance Day Writing Contests Lots of Items Available for Knox Auction A total of 62 children and 16 schools participated in the annual Remembrance Day poetry, essay and poster contest. , The literary work of the students was judged by Padre Don Wilson, from Branch 258 and the posters were judged by a group of parents. The following winners will receive, receive, in addition to a cetificate, an engraved plaque commemorating their achievement as a first or second second place winner. Junior Essay Contest: 1st Curtis Yaleman, Central P.S.; 2nd (a tie) Melissa Judson, Central P.S., and Bonnie Bragg, Newton- ville Public School. Junior Poetry Contest: 1st, Theresa Rutherford, Enniskillen; Enniskillen; 2nd (a tie) Diane Wood, St. Stephen's School and Ashley Little, Lord Elgin. Junior Poster Contest (color): 1st Richard Kearns, Hampton; 2nd June Kim, St. Stephen's.' Junior Poster Contest (Black and White) 1st Daniel Johnston, Central; 2nd Matthew Noakes, S.T. Worden. Intermediate Essay Contest: 1st Julie Harper, The Pines; 2nd Jonathan Ewart, M.J. Hobbs. Intermediate Poetry Contest: 1st Anthea Rowe, M.J. Hobbs; 2nd Gary Schnurr, The Pines. Intermediate Poster Contest (color) 1st Matthew Carter, St. Stephen's; Stephen's; 2nd Elizabeth Jamischak, Bowmanville Senior Public School. Intermediate Poster Contest (Black and White) 1st Anique Marteen Randle, St. Stephen's Senior Poetry Contest 1st Tristina Hickson, Clarke High School. PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL Lake Road off Liberty St. South, Bowmanville Sunday, Dec. 6 - from 10 a.m. Family Buffet Breakfast Games - Presents - Fun Santa arrives at 11:30 a.m. ^ vv Saturday, Dec. 12 - from 8:30 p.m. "Exclusively Singles" Optional Dinner and Dance Party Complimentary Goodies w V Christmas Day (Friday) -4 to 8 p.m. Turkey and Prime Rib Buffet ($16.95 + taxes) with Elaborate Salad Bar and Dessert Table V V New Year's Eve (Thursday) (a) Main Deck Dining Room (from 5 p.m.) Special Candlelight Holiday Buffet $25.00 per person (taxes included) (b) Upstairs in the Bridge (from 9 p.m.) Dance Party and Chef's Cocktail Buffet (Hot and Cold) Favours - $50.00 per couple (Limited Tickets) (c) Downstairs - in the Brig (from 9 p.m.) Live Band-"The Chill" Advance Tickets - $7.00 per person vvv New Year's Day (Friday) Earlybird Holiday Brunch - 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Family Dinner Buffet - 4 to 8 p.m. . ; . u. Reservations Appreciated 623-4925 ' GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE (any amount) fifty to /Hi! The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 2,1992 15 Highway Isn't Narrower Highway Two may look like, it gets narrower as it funnels into the west side of Newcastle Village, but that isn't the case. "The highway is seven metres wide -- that's the normal width," said Jim Minorgan, the Chief Construction Construction Engineer at Durham Region Region Works Department. To the untrained eye, the rough road under construction between the two concrete curbs seems narrower than the original highway. But, when completed, the new road will include parking lanes and sidewalks, sidewalks, making the highway wider than before. "There will be a parking lane or paved shoulder along Highway Two going into the village," Mr. Minorgan Minorgan explained. And, speaking of paved shoulders, shoulders, the section of Highway Two between Massey Drive and Baldwin Street should be paved by next Monday, Dec. 7, Mr. Minorgan said. earth I dance P*»F ■ ^ Wil BakkerTco-ordinator of the up-coming Annual Knox Christian Christian School Bazaar and Auction, takes inventory of some of the items destined for the auction block this Saturday, December 5th. Thousands Thousands of dollars worth of merchandise, ranging from hand-made home furnishings to original art will be available. All proceeds go to the school fund. Last year the event raised over $40,000. Items shown above were donated by C & J Custom Cabinets; Mulder's Furniture; David Gillespie; Destinations To Go; and Jan Oegema. The Christian School Bazaar commences at 2:30 p.m. this Saturday at Knox Christian School, and the auction starts at 6:00 p.m. Generous Donation to Salvation Army per capita, Mr. Milovick added. Presenting Capt. Cooper and his wife, Sharon, with the cash were a number of Chief Stewards, including: Dale Beaulie, Vem McGill, A1 Hilts, George Joncas, Ches Tulk, Mario Dit- aranto and Ernie Milley. This annual event was started by now-retired boilermaker and Chief Steward, George Magold . Mr. Ma- gold returned to Darlington to oversee this year's event. The Salvation Army of Bowmanville Bowmanville received a boost towards its Christmas basket program from the/ workers at the Darlington Nuclear Salvation Salvation on Monday, Nov. 30. > A little over $2,300 was given by workers during a fund raising drive on Friday morning, Nov. 27 at the gates of the plant, said Mike Milovick, an Assistant Communications Officer with the Information Centre. The collection collection took place between 7 to 8:30 a.m. "The money will be used in the distribution of food and toys in Bowmanville," Bowmanville," said Captain Gary Cooper, of the Salvation Army. . This is the 11th year that the Darlington Darlington Generating Station workers have presented the Salvation Army with funds. "In 1982, the workers raised $300. However, during the peak period,., when there were a lot of construction workers at the plant, $4,700 was raised" said Mr. Milovick. This year, more money was raised • beeswax candles • ceramic pottery • books & tapes • cards & stationery posters & calendars • recycled glassware natural bodycare fashion & jewelry Bridgehead & Unicef • children's section 4* Hie eaem in mnâ 8 Midtown Crescent, Oshawo, 435-0497 (Off King Street, next to the Midtown Mail - beside Reid Bowmanville Lions Club TURKEY ROLL and Draw for 1 1,000" Cash on Friday, Dec. 4th 7:00 p.m. Free Admission and Buffet Lions Centre Beech five., Bowmanville ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ BOWMANVILLE CINEMAS MB 57 WESLEY SNIPES «wo Coarse Language, Not icceefAmew T.V _* I Recommended For Chi dren * STARTS FRIDAY* Kevin Whitney Costner Houston -THE Bodyguard Not Recommended For Children NOW ic»mb»i PLAYING ***************** Attention Parents and Kids Join in the true Christmas Spirit by donating a toy or packaged food for our CHRISTMAS FOOD BANK and TOY DRIVE with proceeds going to the Salvation Anny in Bowmanville for distribution to local families. FREE MATINEES "3 NINJAS" THE KIDS' Weekends Adults $7.00, Students $5.75 PHOMF Children 14and Under $4.25 rnwi1c BOWMANVILLE MALL 697-1999 I" ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ TvrtjouFEit Lovfthfs on watches V from £ ? Bulova, Lorus, J Seiko, Pulsar % C Save 20% J * , on all % % Precious S ? Moments J / Figurines (large selection of ,adies' 10 Karat jP Birthstone Rings 124.95, 14 Karat' Diamond Studs 10 ct. t.w. 79.95 12 ct. t.w. 109.95 .• 25 et. t.w. 399.0CL Many other sizesi jire available -adies' 10 Karat Birthstone -a and 4 Diamond4 Ring ^ Reg. $120.00 'Only $59.95 D.B.I.A. Family Night - Thurs., Dec. 3 Join us after the Tree Lighting Ceremony for mulled cider and donuts while you browse. 3 Hourly Draws Dec. 3 for 14k Diamond Stud Earrings Expert Goldsmith and Watchmaker on Premises Open Mon.-Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-5; Complimentary Gift Wrap - Free Engraving Hooper's Jewellers "Your Family Jewellers Since 1945" 39 King St. W. 623-5747 Bowmanville