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t I ; Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Fcbruar> - 17,1988 13 KNOB HILL FARMS SALUTES OUR OLYMPIC ATHLETES REGULAR DIET CLASSIC UNIT COST 5.4* PER 100 mL 750 ml BOTTLE PLUS 40* DEPOSIT SPRITE • REGULAR OR DIET MIXOR MATCH CASES ONLY CASE UMIT UNIT COST 8.9* PER 100 mL 24x280 mLTINS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS DAILY CANADA #1 GRADE your choice MEDIUM SIZE 30's LETTUCE DIRECT FROM MEXICO CANADA #1 GRADE CUCUMBERS LARGE SIZE SELECT YOUR OWN -- - SEALTEST 1 I SEALTEST PARLOUR ALPENFRESH IL-- * ICE YOGOURT 175 g TUB MIX OR MATCH OR 490 EA. FLAT OF 12 2 FLAT LIMIT Assorted Flavours 3 LIMIT PRODUCT OF CHILE "THOMPSON" )SEEDLESS 5 GRAPES 2 18 kg LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES LB. DICK'S PICKLES LARGE 1.5 L FAMILY SIZE JAR MIXOR MATCH • DILL NO GARLIC • DILL WITH GARLIC • POLSKIE OGORKI OR WINE SAUERKRAUT SCOTT COTTONELLE BATHROOM TISSUE 8 ROLL PKG. PKG. 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SELECT YOUR OWN JUMBO SIZE 56-72's DOZ. RALSTON PURINA * ^iDOGCHO! BUTCHER'S B ^LARGESkg BAG 12 limit! * ■■■*'■ WITH THIS COUPON^ F" ■ i- ALWAYS ASSORTED VARIETIES COUPON VAUD UNTIL CLOSING FEB. 20/88. UMIT ONE PKG. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. IN-STORE RETAIL 4.69 KEiU'QQG'S WITH THIS COUPON j SPECIAL K - 475g BOX COUPON VAUD UNTIL CLOSING FEB. 20/88. LIMIT ONE BOX. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. IN-STORE RETAIL 2.99 Happy 93rd Birthday i. One of the oldest residents of Memorial Hospital, Lyra C. Metcalf, celebrated her 93rd birthday recently recently in the Committee Room of the hospital. Former neighbours and relatives were on hand to extend their congratulations on this memorable occasion. occasion. Lyra received many congratulatory messages, messages, gifts and flowers. Our appreciation goes to, everyone at Memorial Hospital for their many acts of kindness and devotion on this occasion. Lyra's son, Ross, was on hand to help receive the guests as was Mrs. Metcalfs grandson, Paul Stevenson, from Erin, Ontario. In the picture, from left, are: Head Nurse Mrs. Dorothy Stuart, Mrs. Lyra Metcalf and Nurse Dorothy Cuffe. St. Marys Cement Takes Playoff Lead Play-off Game #1 St. Marys Cement Toro Midgets demonstrated their playoff readiness on Wednesday, January 27 at Darlington as the homelow- ners went up against the Port Hope squad in a fastskating, fastskating, hard-hitting, penalty penalty ridden encounter that kept forward lines out of sync for a large portion of the game. Despite the interruption, interruption, Toros showed once again that they have the resolve resolve when the outcome matters. Congratulations to Paul Gallant who shut the Port Hopers out, to Jim Pithie for his energetic attack and to Blaine Sleep who played an effective game on wing in this 2-0 Toro victory. Scoring for Toros: Tim Powers (Steve Cus, Blaine Sleep); Jim Pithie (Jeff Reynolds, Chris Hall). Game two of the playoffs was a different story. In a post-exam energy release, Toros let loose a blitzkrieg attack on the Port Hope defense, defense, completely dominating dominating the game and exposing a frustrated Port Hope, goalie to a relentless barrage barrage of Toro pucks. In their frustration, Port Hope turned to goon tactics with the Hopes of breaking the offensive drive, but to no avail. Congratulations to the whole Toro team for keepingyour cool in this 9-2 victory. Scoring: Tim Powers; Powers; Jeff Reynolds (Paul Hindman); Jim McWilliams (Sean Powers); Paul Hindman (Jeff Reynolds, Jim Pithie); Jim Pithie (Jim McWilliams); Doug Lever (Tim Powers, Sean Powers, (Tim Powers, Sean Powers); Tim Powers; Jeff Reynolds (Doug Lever, Blaine Sleep) and Doug Lever (Sean Powers, Powers, Tim Powers). L.N.H.L. Tournament on January 22/23 St. Marys took part in the L.N.H.L. tournament tournament and demonstrated the style of hockey that earned them their invitation in the first place as Bowmanville held their own against "A" rated clubs. Oshawa Bruins - In typical typical Toro style, the boys accomplished accomplished the unexpected. unexpected. They lost against the one club they expected to beat and won against a more powerful club. Having beaten the Bruins in the past the road to the "A" championship seemed destined destined as the Toros lined up to take the opening face-off of the tournament. However, by the mid mark of the second period, Bowmanville Bowmanville was in the cellar 0-3 with a long journey back. Despite their wake-up call at 3:12 of the second and an impressive action filled drive, the clock didn't wait and Toros went down to de-, feat 4-3. congratulations to Tim Powers who earned the M.V.P. award for this game. Scoring; Chris Hall (Sean Powers, Scott Brunt); Steve Cus (Tim Powers, Jeff Reynolds); Jeff Reynolds (Mike Kane). Scarborough - The most exciting game took place against Scarborough. Charging from the gates, Doug Lover (Terry Kellett, John Duczmalcwski) Look25 seconds to show Scarborough Scarborough who would be master. master. A few minutes laterTim Powers (Jeff Reynolds, Blaine Sleep) repealed the lesson. But the old Toro nemesis returned - the penalty penalty box blues - and Toros were back on the defensive. Despite another reminder by Jeff Reynolds (Tim Powers, Powers, Steve Cus) the Scarborough Scarborough offensive turned the tide and ended the game in a 3-3 tie setting up a breathtaking, nerve-wracking nerve-wracking shoot-out. With bobbing heads, fans struggled to watch the simultaneous action as Ian Cooper turned away the Scarborough attack while Jeff Reynolds coolly dropped dropped one behind the disappointed disappointed Scarborough goalie to end their hopes. Congratulations Congratulations to Jeff Reynolds who earned the M.V.P. award, to Ian Cooper who closed the gates and to the whole team for the entertaining entertaining hockey. East York - Toro fans were optimistic at the end of the first period against. East York. After all, John Duczmalcwski (Terry Kel- let, Jim Pithie) had put us ahead 1-0 and things were looking good against this fast-skating "A" team from the west. Unfortunately, that's all she wrote as East York gainèd momentum in the second period and four unanswered unanswered goals later Toros were sent home in defeat but not without pride as the talented Toros showed they have the talent to keep up with the bigger clubs. Congratulations Congratulations to John Duczmalewski who received received the M.V.P. award and again to St. Marys Toros for some impressive weekend weekend hockey. o (.(« 40 LOVE! FOR HEALTHY LUNGS. 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