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i l 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 12, 1987 Crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving an assault which occurred in Oshawa on June 22nd this year. At about 6:55 p.m. a man was walking through the lobby of the Genosha Hotel when he was punched in the face. He fell down and struck his head causing a fractured skull. He was later found to have a memory loss and a speech impediment. The wanted person is a white male, 6 ft., 200 lbs., brown hair, moustache and beard. He was wearing faded torn blue jeans, blue jean jacket and a large brown full brim hat with a colored band and a feather. He had been seen at the Hotel on previous occasions. • Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of this person. Similar rewards will be paid for information leading to an arrest in any serious crime. All calls are treated confidentially. You will be given a code number to identify yourself and therefore you will never be required to go to court. The Crime Stoppers office is open from 8 a.m. - 10 p.m., Monday to Friday and the numbers are: 1-222-8477; 1-800-387-8477 Free from any phone, including pay phones. Sgt. Sandy Ryrie coordinates coordinates the Crime Stoppers Program within the Region of Durham. A Citizen Board administers the Program of which there are now nearly 700 in North America. The reward money is raised through Tax Deductible Deductible donations which may be sent to Toronto and Regional Crime Stoppers (Durham), P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario L1H7K8. Elizabeth ville [Intended for last week] On Thursday, the seniors met for the pot luck dinner to celebrate July birthdays. Euchre and U.N.O. was played. Leta McAllister, Edna Morris and Vern Thurtle won the uchre prizes and Berneice Wheeler won U.N.O. Those celebrating birthdays were Mr, and Mrs. Bill Dean, Mildred Elliott and Orville Woodley. Church services were held at the Ganaraska Woods farm. Dr. Sneyd was our speaker. We braved the weather and sat outside for part of the service, but the rain was the winner and we filed into the meeting room and continued. •Outside, we had the opening service and the scripture read from Isaiah 64 and 1 Corinthians Corinthians 2. After entering the house, we had Mrs. Julie Robinson sing a song with the guitar. Dr. Sneyd brought a very interesting sermon with humorous stories on the will of God, Collection was taken up by Howard Quantrill and E. Watkins. Next Sunday, our Service will be at Mr. and Mrs. A. Peters with Rev. Sedgwick. Coffee and cold drinks were served by the A.O.T.S. and Garden Hill Unit I supplied the fruit bread. We had the lunch in the banquet room next to the kitchen. A very good crowd attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew had Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock and Vera Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peacock and family and Mark Peacock on Thursday Thursday for tea. . Mrs. Stuart Campbell is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. McCleary, Warkwoth. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill spent Sunday afternoon with John and family who have moved into their new home, Mrs. Ross Beatty had tea Sunday evening with the Austins. , . , ' Mrs. Mary Trew was with Mrs. Beatty on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. White had Wendy and her friend on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock and Vera were at Mr and Mrs. Herbert Lee's cottage at Bridgewick on Sunday. Keith and Helen Wood, Kendal, visited at Peacock's recently. TYRONE By Bessie Vaneyk Euchre [Intended for last week] There were 16 tables of eiichre in play at the Community Community Hall on Friday evening, July 31st with the following results: 1st Aileen Turner' followed by Rose Barrington. There were 12 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, August 3, 1987 with the following results : Les Taylor Taylor 86, Norm Woodcock 85, Charlie Nesbitt 81, Lorna Swain 76, Evelyn Hawley 75, Russ Brown 44. Special prizes Edith Wells, Ruby Smith, Len Cain, Jack Cook. There were 17 and one half tables of euchre in play at the Community Hall on Friday evening, August 10th with the following results: First prize Beth Mager, followed by Sharon Watson, John Watson, John McKeen, Charlie Camp- bèll, Alf Pigott. Ladies' low Ethel Gibbs. Men's low Harold Burgess. 50-50 draw Harold Swain, Winnie Brown, Special prizes Beth Mager, Charlie Campbell, CarlGimblctt. at Home or Away Shop at CANADA GRADE 'W CAfîTCM gUf OP if DOZEN I ; m 1 m j ASSORTED FLAVORS $ Soft BrlBsks "31 763 mt PLUS .60 DEPOSIT PER 0TL. 3 ; (UNIT COST 4Ae PEB too mt) Assorom flavors, .total crest ■ SeSt Srinfts ■ FINE GRANULATED White Ssagsp ASSORTED FLAVORS, ^ SEALTE5T lee Cream 1ER POWDERED, HEAVY DUTY fir m feature patee without coupon sub 24K7SO mlf m.,>>? m LW COST 7.5.C 100 fnl CASE OF K?S3 R TiNS : Hf mj 2 L DRUM mh £ cu:ua pack t$m g + 5? q extra) : RERDLAR dil , FILTE:-: ORMDS : / : : n : : Oo a VÀC : :X ■ 0tLACUXCX-XiXX IMPORTED FROM ITALY! VtSFL;: OZ, TIN a cox FEATURE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON SS.S9 GOLD SIM "À'XSüVî'T Wm «PP : ' V/. ' . ' • •' PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Broccoli EA. .99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE 4 ge. California Black aa piums .09 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Bunch Carrots @ EACH .79 lb. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. California Nectarines 1.96/kg .89 PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA FANCY GRADE Q 1Q„ -- ... . c.lD/k! California Bartlett Pears .99i ASSORTED VARIETIES Spiga Pasta 500 g PKG. .79 ASSORTED VARIETIES Unico Beans 19-FL. OZ. TIN .69 TOMATO SAUCE OR PLAIN Unico Spaghetti Sauce 28-FL. OZ. TIN .99 HAZELNUT CHOCOLATE SPREAD g Nutella 4 jar° i ■ ■ W W ASSORTED FLAVORS, FBI Fruit Drinks 1 L GABLE PAK CTN. .69 REGULAR WHITE IGA Vinegar 4 L JUG 1.49 WHOLE DILLS WITH OR WITHOUT GARLIC, POLSKIE OGORKI, BABY DILLS, SWEET MIXED OR BREAD A BUTTER Rose Pickles 7 "r l 1.59 BURN S, TENDERFLAKE' Ham or Tlifkey @ TIN <T5>.x FREEZE DRIED, REGULAR, CONTINENTAL OR DECAFFEINATED Taster's Choice Instant Coffee 170 g JAR HOLLYWOOD LIGHT OR DARK, DEMPSTERS MALT, LIVELY THINS ASSORTED VARIETIES, HOSTESS Potato Chips or TAQUITOS. CHEESE BALLS OR STICKS, REGULAR OR BBQ CORN CHIPS, CRUNCHITS, PRETZEL STICKS OR TWISTS ,j A f\ Hostess Snacks pkg 8 1.49 White or 100% Whole Wheat Bread "loa" 8 .89 lb. lb. PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Cantaloupes ea. .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Green or Yellow Beans # 1.74/kg .79,b LIGHT OR ULTRA LIGHT, RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY Double Fruit Jams 500 mL JAR 2.49 RASPBERRY OR CHOCOLATE Weston Swiss Rolls of4 CHERRY, ORANGE OR STRAWBERRY, FRUIT CORNERS 153 g PKG. Fruit Wrinkles 1.99 1.49 ALL POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS, KING SIZE OR REGULAR Cigarettes ctn. of zoo 18.99 CANADA NO. f GRADE ' be Cucumbers W 3".99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 1» Green Onions W 2.88 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Nappa or Bok Choy w 1.08/kg .49 lb. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Fresh Bean Sprouts # 1.08/kg .49 lb. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, Be Fresh Spinach w 283,5 g 10-OZ. PKG. .89 DELICATELY ATTRACTIVE Boston Fern 20.3 cm 8" POT 5.99 REGULAR, LIQUID Jevex Bleach ^Qjjr 38 L^^ JUG Purina Dog Chow 8 kc BAG 8.99 GENERAL MERCHANDISE ASSORTED VARIETIES, PURINA, SEMI MOIST Tender Vittles M Cat Food 5 b ^ 1.69 STARGRILL Lump Charcoal 10 lb BAG 2.99 FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, SUN SQUEEZE 9 VOLT (PKG. OF 1), AA, C OR D, (PKG. OF 2) Duracell Alkaline « Batteries rS 2.79 Orange Juice QUIKKI Garbage Bags PKG. OF 10 .99 FROZEN, STRAIGHT, CRINKLE OR BEEFEATER McCain Superfries roS - BAG 1.39 FAMILY CARE PRODUCTS FROZEN, IN LIGHT TEMPURA BATTER, HADDOCK, HADDOCK FISH STICKS OR High Liner Sole pkg? 2.69 REGULAR OR SUPERTRIM Huggies Diapers pkg. 10.79 FROZEN, 5 INCH, 4 PACK, HAWAIIAN OR PEPPERONI McCain Tendercrisp ASSORTED VARIETIES, BONUS OF 200 mL MORE, SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER 700 m L f* ■» 4..I 9 Faberge Organics pl ct s l ic BONUS OF 50 mL MORE, ASSORTED VARIETIES Colgate Toothpaste ASSORTED FLAVORS, FRUIT ON THE BOTTOM 150 mL TUBE 1.59 Delisle Yogurt or iy WW I FOR s. FROM OUR DELI AVAILABLE IN MANY STORES xvx'v. ; : x MARY MILES .44/100 g Salami, Pepperoni or Summer Sausage 1.99. MAPLE LEAF, COIL tMpKolbassa .79/100 g 3.59. SHOPSY'S .39/100 g Potato 8i Egg Salad 1.79. CANADIAN, PLAIN .86/100 g Farmers or Brick Cheese 3.89. ï S"-"". v7 : ' 7-^ -yiyy.y > - /■ , ' ■■ y y .77 KXWlXll iX || X: Sïÿ^H MILD, MEDIUM, OLD COLORED OR OLD WHITE, IGA Tat) COUPON I I | CANADA GRADE A | CARTON OF 1 DOZ. ! wWithle | coupon only | without coupon | pay regutsr retail Large Eggs Cheddar Cheese RANDOM WEIGHT .79/xx) i 3.59. PROCESS CHEESE FOOD Kraft Cheez Whiz 500 g JAR 2.99 XXI * 1 p K . X : : 1m| ÊlMSËÈÊlM ' EÜ WêêêMWÊB. ij r-v.,; ri •' .-•••/ Ï m wy ! I Limit one csrton per coupon, one coupon per femlly, I I coupon valid el IGA until doeing Sal. Aug. 15th, 1887. I IDIIImO 12« THE OUOWWAY ! grLUUlZ Tonomo, our. w iH7 | FROM OUR IN-STORE BAKERY AVAILABLE IN MANY STORES : svii vim [Arm & Hammer Laundry Detergent! A9B8B yÿF^.% I ! Æmm I GH) COUPON VALUE .50 ■ POWDERED, | HEAVY DUTY | wtth this | coupon only | feature price ™ without coupon I EiJid • 10 L BOX | Limit one box per coupon, one coupon per family, v.'X. - r - I I OR FILTER GRINDS SiJkm? 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STORE PACKED PATTIE Hash Brown Potatoes 1.74/kg .79 "EUROPEAN CUISINE" 'lb, WPork Dell 1 Sausage 861 1.99 dBurgerr^^cAR°8N 3■ 99 Wtenere^^jj^mL^i^^^^^Ssausagw pkg 8 2b29 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 8:30 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. SATURDAY 8 00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. Senior Citizens 5% Off On Personal Shopping, Wednesday Only