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i 1 \ 18 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. December 16. 1987 '©Wt iSfc FW, 'FEAHMAN'S, COOKS?, BOtiE IM, HCG< Bftffl a EXCESS mr-REMCV*0,. V/itOtE iilSrSW: tJAÜI E . ■ ■- g®/ •!;gv';2:,6S: ; ib. CLASSIC COCA-COLA OR R£': 'JLAfi Oh V !.:T, 753lttl RET. BTL, i wm^ mm i : PLL<S .4B:DEP. FBTBTLl ?iP {UWf CfcST S>.fc PER 1 SHI i; v : :vaB.:LE»!-n^ ;; v '>.y : vàîf Mfé-. Newton ville The Newlonville Women's Institute meeting began with out dinner luncheon at the Legion Port Hope when 12 members and 5 gents enjoyed their meal. They returned then to Elizabeth Skelding's for the remainder oi the afternoon. Readings by Madeleine Buckley, Jean O'Neill and Doreen Lake. She alsc conducted a contest won by Jean O'Neill. Christmas cards to shut- ins were signed by the eleven members present. The meeting closed with singing several carols and exchange of gifts. Each one received a candy cane, a gift of the hostess. Lunch of Christmas cake, varieties of cookies.with a cup of tea or coffee, and a sociable time followed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson visited on Wednesday Mr. All Perrin, a patient in Kingston General Hospital after a heart operation. Mr. Bill Wade of Oshawa returned home from hospital in Toronto on Thursday after tests on his heart. He with wife Margaret and Michael moved on Saturday to their newly constructed house in Port Hope. Newtonville-Starkvllle Bowling 50/50 draw • Karen McAleese Team standings Fuzzy Navels 37, Pina Coladas 29, Margueritas 26, Singapore Slings 20 pts. 300Games- Vi Patterson 306 200 Games - Linda Adams 299, 249, Jean Arnold 251, 214, Sandra McAleese 218, Karen McAleese 214, Cindy Millson 213, Peggy Millson 207, 206, Lois Walker 203, Jean O'Neill 201, Vi Patterson 201, Olive Henderson 200. Henderson 200. Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow were dinner guests on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee at Cambray and In the evening visited Mr. and Mrs. Eric Found at Little Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Henderson of Port Hope toured the Cullen Barns in Toronto on Monday. Several took part including the choir visited South Haven Nursing Home, Newcastle on Sunday afternoon. They gave readings and sang several Christmas Carols. They presented each patient, with a bag of homemade cookies. Mrs. Fred Henderson visited Mrs. Emma Ruthven, a patient at Port Hope hospital on Friday afternoon. She was at Peterborough hospital and hoped to return home on Saturday with the aid of a walker. Church greeters Sunday morning were Phyllis Peck and Bernice Henderson. The lighting of the 3rd Advent candle "Joy" was presented by the Sunday, school children. They also- presented skits, readings and a dialogue. Collection was taken by them for the White Gift service. The choir sang "His Name Is Wonderful" Communion will be held next Sunday, and a Christmas Eve service will also be held on December 24th. It is with regret we announce the resignation of Brian Carswell as our Central treasurer. If you would like to apply for this position, contact Phil Gilmer or Ron Phillips. The Sunshine Committee of the U.C.W. of Lena Clysdale and Margaret Elliott were busy last week taking Christmas gifts to the shut-ins and enjoying their visits with them. Crimestoppers Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving an Armed Robbery Robbery which occurred at the Pioneer Gas Bar on Taunton Road East near Wilson Road in Oshawa on September 18th. At about 2:45 in the morning morning a man went to the gas bar window and pulled a handgun on the employee telling him he wanted cash. The victim gave him the money and the suspect ran towards the Canadian Tire Store on the South East corner corner of Wilson Road and Taunton. There he met another another male who had a motorcycle motorcycle and they both took off travelling South on Wilson Wilson Road. Suspect # 1 is described as white, male, 6' in height, medium build, 19 - 25 years, clean shaven with a black moustache, black wavy hair, wearing a navy blue baseball baseball cap, black cloth jacket, blue jeans and white run- . ning shoes. There is no description of the second suspect or the motorcycle. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000 lor information lending to the arrest of the person responsible for this offence. Any information on this crime will be treated confidentially. You will never never be required to identify yourself or appear in Court. The Crime Stoppers office office is open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday to Friday Friday and the phone numbers are: 1-222-84.77 or 1-800-387- 8477 Free from all phones including pqy phones. Sergeant Sandy Ryrie of the Durham Regional Police Force writes this article to help combat crime. A Citizen Board administers the Crime Stoppers Programs of which there are now over 650 in North America. The reward money is raised through Tax Deductible donation donation which may be sent to Toronto and Regional Crime Stoppers (Durham), P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario, 1ER .. FR O 7. £ ' , C OH C E NT R ATE D, 57% PULP FREE QF1 REGULAR : VIVA DECAFFEINATED, COLOMBIA OR ASSORTED VARIETES FROZEN, FANCY GRADE, STRAIGHT, SHOESTRING, CRINKLE OR BEEFEATER McCain French Fries POLY i 1.39 REGULAR OR FINE FILTER GRINDS, REGULAR OR DECAFFEINATED Taster's Choice Premium 300 Q VAC PAK PKG. Blend Coffee Sealtest Egg Nog 1 L cm 1.29 SKIM MOZZARELLA, NATURAL MOZZARELLA, MUENSTER, BRICK, COLBY, SWISS OR HAVARTI Kraft Natural Cheese Sticks 227 g PKG. 1.99 100% PURE VEGETABLE OIL Imperial Soft Margarine 2-lb. TUB 1.99 IGA, CHOICE Bartlett Pear Halves 1.49 or Fruit Cocktail 28-FL. OZ. TIN ASSORTED FLAVORS .99 Jell-o Jelly Powders O Heinz Choice Tomatoes 28-FL. OZ. TIN .99 Granny Smith AppleS SIZE 100'» 1.96kg iPÿll PRODUCT OF CANADA, CANADA EXTRA FANCY GRADE Anjou Pears size bo'« 1.52kg CANADA NO. 1 GRADE - 4.54 kg Baking Potatoes bag 1.99 .69. PRODUCT OF CANADA Æ A Belgian Endive 5.49k fl PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Brussels Sprouts 2.18k fl PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh Yams MADE IN CANADA Northland CASE0F6 Firelogs 2.27 kg, s-ib. log 9.99 1.79 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Mixed Nuts In The Shell 3.95 kg 1.79» PRODUCT OF U.S.A., HARTLEY VARIETY Walnuts 1.59 In The Shell 3.51 kg 1.08k ALWAYS A FAVORITE Azaleas COLORFUL, 5 TO 7 BLOOMS Poinsettias 15.24 cm 6" POT INTERESTING AND DELICATE Cyclamen 15.24 cm 6" POT 6.99 ATTRACTIVE, NATURAL CHRISTMAS Basket Planters 1 I ;2 pot 4.99 ' V 9.99 IDEAL FOR GIFT GIVING Potted Mum With Poinsettia Centre r^ror For the festive season, available In most stores, an assortment of fresh vegetable platters and fruit baskets. Ask your produce manager to custom make one for you. 8.99 .... POWDERED ABC Laundry Detergent #599 BONELESS 1 LEAN Stewing Beef 4.39k, 1.99. PARTY TIME! PARTY TRAYS! The IGA Dell Is a great party centra. Ws have a greet assortment of party trays to suit your entertainment needs, during the Festive season. Ask our Dell Hostess - she'll be pleased to help you. Order your Festive Needs and Party "frays now! NEW ZEALAND SPRING LAMB, FROZEN Leg O'Lamb Roasts 4.39kg 1 eddlb. NEW ZEALAND SPRING LAMB, FROZEN, BUTTERFLIED Boneless Leg O' Lamb Roasts 7.91kg 3.59b CANADA GRADE A, FROZEN Vbung Geese 4.17kg 1 .89b MAPLE LEAF, COOKED, SMOKED, VACUUM PACKED, SEMI BONELESS Half & Quarter Hams 8.13kg 3.69,b MAPLE LEAF, COOKED, SMOKED Boneless Dinner Hams 7.03kg 3.1 9lb. DAVERN FARMS Wieners PKG 8 1.29 DAVERN FARMS, PORK & BEEF, STORE PACKED. Breakfast Sausages 2 .84k, 1.29 b LIQUID J AA IGA Fabric Softenei^uc 1 «0%/ POWDERED Electrasol Dishwasher Detergent Vox 8 3.39 ASSORTED COLORS Cottonelle Bathroom Tissue ®2" 8 ROLL PKG. ASSORTED COLORS Scotties Facial Tissue ofmom ASSORTED VARIETIES Clark Baked Beans ASSORTED COLORS Viva Paper Towels 2 pkg ll M .99 14-FL. OZ. TIN 12 INCH WIDTH Alcan Aluminum Foil 25-FT. ROLL BOX .99 ASSORTED VARIETIES Clark Stews 24-OZ. TIN 1.79 CANADA NO. 1, SQUEEZE BOTTLE Beemaid plastic L quid Honey btl. BONUS OF 20<H> MOREI PLASTIC FOOD WRAP Glad Cling Wrap 72 m BOX 1.69 1.39 mi) COUPON VALUE .30 RANCHER'S, CREAMY CAESAR, ROMA ITALIAN OR TRIVERO ITALIAN j Frito Lay Potato Chips or Com Snacks j MARY MILES, SLICED Cooked Ham 175 g PKG. 375 g PKG. 1.69 2.99 Kraft Liquid Salad Dressings 250 mL BTL. 1.49 I w 1 § ■ ■ & CANADIAN QUEEN. SLICED, SELECTED POPULAR VARIETIES Sandwich Meats MARY MILES, COIL Kolbassa Was™, 3.99. 375 g PKG. 1.69 STUFFED MANZANILLA Oliver Olives 375 mL JAR ASSORTED VARIETIES ■ 200 g BAG ! with this I coupon only MARY MILES Dell Sausage 375 g CHUB 1.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES, CLASSIC RECIPE Uncle Ben's a a Rice Mixes 1 W 1.49 BEE GEE, 46 PER RING, •THAW'S, SO".--: rÆ % FILLER'S, FINE Baked Meat Loaf .55100 g DUTCH, MILD OR SPICED Gouda Cheese 1.10 ioo g 2.49. 4.99» MARY MILES, SWEET OR HOT, STORE PACKED Italian Style Sausage 4.17^ I feature price I without coupon •1.11 I Limit one coupon per family, one bag per coupon, | I coupon valid at IGA until closing Sat. Pec. 19, 1987. j *|_806-R-13 J r ■ Din onnn HA - watts, box zuo. stn. | PLU 4UUU TORONTO, ONT. M5W 1H1 1.89, FROM OUR IN-STORE BAKERY available in many stores FRESMI tiVEr: SHOPSY'S Potato Salad or Cole Slaw MARY MILES, RING. VACUUM PACKED Polish Sausage 5,05^, 2.29. ,28l00 g 1.29» We have a complete eelectlon ol festive poultry, ham and party needs for your Christmas celebration. celebration. \bur IGA meat and delicatessen departments offer one stop shopping. GOURMET FOODS, READY TO SERVE, / VACUUM PACKED Roast Pork 9.90kg 4.49. GOURMET FOODS, READY TO SERVE, VACUUM PACKED Roast Beef 12.10kg 5.49* PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM MON. DEC. 14 TO SAT. DEC. 19, 1987. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON OUR REGULAR PRICES. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ontario OPEN -- MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. Senior Citizens 5% Off On Personal Shopping, Wednesday Only