PAGE 18 MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1985 WH-ITBY FREE, PRESS TSN expands sports news coverage In response to viewer demand, TSN has added three more editions of SPORTSDESK to its roster of live sports programming, bringing Western viewers who the total number of for the first time wili be sportscasts to f ive daily. receiving a live This will corne as primetime national welcome news for report inluding ail the late-breaking action f rom Western lime zones. "Our viewers have expressed a strong 301 BYRON ST. S., WHITBY 666-3070 XMAS DAY $19 TURKEYDINNER $14e EACH INCLUDFS. SALAD. POTATMES. f M. fDRESSINSG & DEbSSE~RT NEW YEAR'S EVE GALA BUFFET $79015 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & NOISE MAKERS PER COUPLE LIIITEI> NUMBER OF TICKETS ON SALE NOIF NEW YEAR's DAYs PRIME RIB DINNER 160EAÀC H I'r I PF~ ,.f I) 07APE E. & 1 OI.RSSRT LI "BANQUET HALLS AVAILABLE FREVERY OCCASION" demnand for more sports news programming," says Gordon Craig, TSN President and General Manager. "By adding three more sports news shows to our slate, TSN viewers from coast-to- coast can keep tabs on virtually every gamne played in North Amnerica that day. " The most comprehen- sive sports news show on television in Canada, SPORTSDESK also features profiles and in- terviews from the sports world with hosts John Wells, Jim Van H-one, Terry Leibel, Michael Landsberg, Steve Cooney, Vie Rauter and Peter Watts. SPORTSDESK is featured Monday through Saturday at 7 P. M., il p.m., 2 arn., 7 arn. and 12nmon. (et). GOLDEN GATEI 107 Brook St. S. Whîtby 668-2222 Ths popular, 3/tyear o/O chinos restaurant as rouent/y introduced Szechuan Cuisine for hose who t/Se hot, spicy dishes. n addition t lits Chinese tare theGou/den OGatno ut. fers a w/do select ion ut Canadian dishes. The BoBo p/atter and their chichen fingers are two specialties Worth frying. Pertect for lun. chur dinner. Open frum 11Ilo 2 ar. do//y. Friday and Saturday unfit 3 arn. Fut/y t/cenned. Dine/in and tast home del/very. BROOKLIN-WHITBY MINOR HOCKEY TOURNAMENT MINOR BANTAM Pickering ........... 3 Orangeville ........ 3 Pickering ........... 6 Newmarket......... 1 Pickering ........... 5 Newmarket ........ 4 Newmarket ........O0 Etobicoke ..........O0 Etobicoke ...........i1 Orangeville......... 1 iOrangeville ........ 3 1Etobicoke ..........O0 Whitby.............i1 Welland ........... 4 Whitby ............i1 Welland ...........O0 Whitby ............ 5 Mississauga .........i Markham ........... 4 Mississauga........ 2 Mississauga........ 8 Markham......... *.5 Welland ........... 6 Markham ...........O0 Pickering ........... 5 Bolton............. 3 Royal York......... 3 Lac St. Louis ....6 Pickering ........... 2 Royal York......... 3 Pickering ...........i1 Lac St. Louis..... 4 Bolton.............i1 Lac St. Louis ....2 Bolton.............i1 Royal York......... 2 Championship - Mississauga, 7 and Lac St. Louis, 4. '"AAA"P Barrie............. 3 Hamilton .......... 3 Barrie............. 3 Wexford ........... 3 Hamilton .......... 3 Hamilton .......... 5 Wexford ........... 3 Rochester..........i1 Rochester.......... 3 Rochester ......... 4 Barrie.............1 Wexford ........... 3 St. Catharines......3 Kingston........... 3 North York......... 3 London.............O0 St. Catharines......2 North York...... . .. 5 Kingston........... 3 London............. 2 North York......... 4 Kingston...........i1 St. Catharines......2 London ............i1 Championship - Hamilton, 6and North York, 5. Whitby Senior girls clean-up at region Whitby Senior's In- termediate Girl 's volleyball team con- cluded a successful season by winning both the Durham Elemen- tary Major Sehools and Durham Elementary Regional Champion- ships last week. At the regional cham- pionships held Friday, Dec. 13 at Whitby Senior, the Whitby squad defeated Thorah Central Public School in the semi-finals and Sun- set Heights in the finals 15-2, 15-3. This is the fourth con- secutive year Whitby Senior has won the overall titie. The girls bad an exceptional year winning seven tour- naments and finishing second in another. Although the com- petitive season began in late October the nine girl squad began prac- ticing in May and con- tinued through until December with only a two month break in the summer. Six team members will graduate this spring and move on to either Anderson or Henry Street High Schools. Success in 1985 was a direct result of hard work, discipline and dedication to the sport. J~,rnîn~C . ~.a ern~a. A. b/ )S~ 'r ~ r. w.-- r e/. ;~.u.n~' ~h~e~'r '~':~ri:h.~p'f'u ~. .~,,,.- r Brooklin-Whitby Ininor bantams get some last minute pointers belore headmng for Finland *FULL CAPABILITY FOR LETTERHIADS PRODUCTION 0F: ENVELOPES-FLYERS *eLARGE OR SMALL ORDERS BUSINESS CARDS QUALIY PRITINGBUSINESS FORMS PIULIYPRDEITING LALE ESUMES-IROHURES * PIK-UP& DEIVER AVALABL AfBONLES FORMS PEOGRAMS - TICKETS TYPISITINO DOUE ON PUIMISISI CONTINUOUS COMPUTER - REGISTER &DATA PROCESSING FORMS e C FINED:INNG LOUN SINCE 1874 <27 DUN DAS ST. W. <WITBY %, Chicken Fingers &Fries $3 16 12 ozBotîle0f Beer 51:75 (Coupon expires Jan. 30185) s491 Inc. tos Set., Dec. 21 - THE WHOLIGANS "Musc of the Who"I Fri., Dec. 27 -THE BLUSHING BRIDESI "A tribute to the RoliIng Stones" I N EW YEAR'S EVE - Tues., Dec. 31I Appearîng Live In Concert - GODDO SWEET EMOTIONS-Tribute 10 Aero Smith PLUS-a surprise performancei 010"1 per person oparty fevours olive entertainmrrent .draws OPENTI LL 2A.M.I HOLIDAY HOURSI CLOSED DEC. 24 & 25, OPEN BOXING DAY- 5 PM. - 1 A.M, CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAYI ALL OTHER HOURS THE SAMEI The Rld Monday Nighî Madness is back at COKEE JOE'SI Richmond Hilli....3 Warren Park..... 5 Welland ........... 6 Owen Sound ......... 2 Richmond Hill ....3 Welland .......... 10 Warren Park ....7 Owen Sound ......... 3 Richmond Hilli....5 Owen Sound ......... 2 Warren Park ....2 Welland ........... 5 Championship - Pickering, 0 and Welland, il. "AAA"t Whitby ........... 3 Thornhill .......... 4 North York......... 2 Hamilton ..........i1 Barrie.............i1 Waterloo........... 4 Whitby ...... ......2 Hamilton........ O North York......... 3 Thornhill .......... 2 Barrie ............ ý4 Whitby ............ 2 Waterloo. ......... 5 Thornhill ..-........ 3 Barrie ............. 3 North York ........ - Hamilton .......... 3 Waterloo.......... .4 North York.........O0 Barrie............. 4 Champship - Waterloo, 8 and Barrie, 1. MINOR PEEWEE 4e /APP