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I 1ER I v 'O:': ' " 'O ' f ' I 1 ASSORTED vAfi^nss 510 g PKG 20 The Canailian Statesman. Iiowmanville. January 18.1989 Darlington Auto Selects Split Early Week Games On Monday, Jan. 2, the Darlington Auto Atom Selects absorbed their first loss of the season to a hard working Oshawa Park League Select team. When the final buzzer had sounded, the scoreboard read 2 - 1 for the Oshawa squad. This loss was a combination combination of a very tight checking, hard working Oshawa team not allowing the Darlington Auto boys any good chances, coupled with the inability of the boys to hit the open man with a quality pass. But.asthcsayinggocs, if you win as a team you also lose as one too, so no one individual can be faulted for this defeat. Anyhow, on to the game. In the first period, Oshawa drew first blood on a backhander from a scramble scramble in front of Stevie Sargent Sargent at the 2:22 mark. It remained remained such till Les McCrory backhanded one in of his own at 8:25 of the 3rd period, unassisted. Oshawa popped the winner by Clayton Rcndell, again on a scramble in front to close out the scoring and the game at the 7:59 mark of the third. Final score 2 - 1 for Oshawa. The next night the Darlington Darlington Auto Selects had a chance to redeem themselves themselves and skated to a hard- fought 3 - 2 win. Their journey journey look them to the unfriendly unfriendly confines of Harmon Harmon Park in Oshawa, having played the previous night at Donovan. This match was a reversal of form from the game the night before with the Darlington Darlington Auto boys coming out on lop of the score by a one goal margin. The first period was scoreless but featured sparkling saves at either end of the ice, Clayton Re- ndell holding the fort for the Darlington Auto boys in the second period. Les McCrory finished off a three on one break, assisted by Mike Ferguson. Jeff Hughes upped the count to 2 - 0, firing firing one in high over the shoulder after taking a pass in the slot from Les McCrory and Mike Ferguson. Oshawa then replied near the end of the second period to leave the score at the end of the second at 2 - 1 for the Darlington Auto Selects. In the 3rd period each team traded goals for a final score of 3 - 2 for the Darlington Darlington Auto Selects. Notching Notching the final goal was Ryan Branningan from Mike Ferguson Ferguson and Les McCrory. On Sunday, Jan. 8 the Darlington Darlington Auto Atom Selects were at home to a Select representative from Union- ville. This game was highlighted highlighted by several dubious calls that went against the Darlington Auto team in the crucial final minutes that would not allow our guys back into the game, the final score reading 3 - 2 Union- ville. Midway through the first period, Darlington Auto found itself two men short and this proved too much against a short-staffed Stevie Sargent and company company with Unionville pushing pushing one across at the 6:04 mark. It remained such until the 8:00 mark of the second when Unionville notched its second goal with the teams icing four skaters each. Finally, at the one second mark of the second Aaron Stoker pushed one across from David Chambers Chambers to get us back in the game. Then at the 11:49 mark of the 3rd, Jeff Hughes scored unassisted on a steal inside the opposition's zone to knot the score at 2 - 2. This gave Clayton Rendell, who had replaced Stevie to start the 3rd, and the rest of the boys, a glimmer of hope that we could cap a promising comeback with a go ahead goal but such was not the case. We ran into a rash of late period penalties and Unionville fired the eventual eventual winner in at the 4:18 mark on a power play to close out the scoring. Let's hope that in the upcoming upcoming games we can keep relatively clear of the penally penally box so as to give Clayton Rcndell and Steven Sargent all the support they deserve. deserve. iLets the Sunshine in v ' -va .v t* w,/ - , pilgl I ^ jggpï. ' • s 'i-i . 1 sr 'Safe m iwl ASSORTED FLAVORS Æffggjr . ' 4 ' r'.' , ; <2^ - 2 L DRUM FROZEN, CKOCOtATE Off VAfltUX 359 5 PKC. - ■ . Hems 6æied Pi sta Bake ÿaSfi.àuA £.",8 BÜH OS Era eSl fisa f- \ i i \ t " V -'pCi! ■ V V-l SI Ml Boon f. A -A. : ASSORTED VARIETIES Betty Crocker Creamy Deluxe or Mini Morsels a Frostings 4 T 5 S B 9 1 1.99 sr » 2.49 ASSORTED FLAVORS Farmers Milkshakes or jn* Jor Yogourt 3x200-250 mL r, a TETRA WSI Beverages boxes ^.99 WHITE, FACELLE, 2 PLY Royale Bathroom @ 11B0Ll A Tissue pkg. H i.99 WHITE OR ALMOND, FACELLE 3 PLY Royale jmk, . Facial @ 1 Tissue box of ioo E' 99 IN TOMATO GAUGE, UlO'::, CARIOS OR SPAGHETTI OR BEANS WITH PORK OR 6EAN8 sm IN TOMATO SAUCE 14-FL 02. TIN VEGETABLE COCKTAIL OR CANADA FANCY Heinz Tomato Juice 48.FI. OZ. TIN .99 675 a LOAF REGULAR OR EXTRA SPICY Mott's Clamato Juice 48-FL. OZ. TIN 1.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES Heinz Pickles 1.99 PLAIN, DARK OR CARAWAY Dempster's Rye Bread 450 g LOAF CANADA CHOICE Heinz Tomatoes 28-FL. OZ. TIN .99 ASSORTED VARIETIES Hostess Potato Chips or Snacks bag 9 U.|m ASSORTED neilliL VARIETIES Strained Baby Foods or Juices 1.49 2 4.5-OZ. 7Q JARS ■ f BONUS PACK, RITZ BITS OR CHEESE RITZ BITS Ritz Bits 3 b°Sx 9 @1.49 CONDENSED Heinz Tomato Soup 10-FL. OZ. TINS PROCESS CHEESE FOOD SLICES, 16 SLICE VELVEETA OR 24 SLICE Kraft Singles 500 g PKG. ■ UAPt.iT titAfÿ sweet Tickled - rM*» T.<$ #ri*t ' •• -Ï '-'V-. , » ' l t ' ,. I . ! , 1 r 121 WmÆr'. 6.59 u, 1ST TO 6TO RIB MAPLE LEAF, SLICED /if, MAPLE LEA,-, SLICED 3 .p ans _ ■ «s wi Ceoked * h M0 1» ft#r-/,/ «a : g| mMmm: * ■ 1 Mam fmm H w , w ■ tel5 PKG. 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HILLSHIRE, VACUUM PACKAGED Smoked Sausage 8.80 kg 3.99. 125 9 PKG NEW ZEALAND SPRING LAMB FRESH! SHOPSY'S Football Salami Lamb Shoulder Chops 7.69 kg lb. 1 kg CHUB 4.99 Lamb Loin Chops 9.46 kg lb. CLAUSSEN Dill Pickles 750 mL JAR 2.49 ASSORTED VARIETIES Shopsy Salads 500 g TUB 1.59 Leg O' Lamb Roasts I kg lb. FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE DELI AVAILABLE IN MANY STORES Lamb Leg Steaks 8.80 kg lb. lV. i, oi.itir. , -, MsTfWvil on ■ /?'t# îtom&û S v<: - . • ' Socsf wf r? :J ,39 w:n Save) A MAPLE LEAF Assorted Liver Sausage .44100 g 1.99, STORE ETADZ 9", 4S5 g PIE 1 ' ' r ; : !" ■ f :);i e /: .MAPLE LEAF, COIL Polish Sausage ■MENS* ÆF COUPON VALUE : 22'.'"2 :: ' mm : "1 :açh | TO:- j cia.Y .50 100 g SHOPSY'S, COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad .33 100 g rib. MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR Peppercorn Salami .50100 g fcifavib. CANADIAN, PART SKIM A A A Mozzarella Cheese .881009 Uivvib. | | liiiiil j i i I i i i |!;k : : . 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