The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

I 22 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 4,19*9 Adam and Eve Novices En joy Christmas with Win in Oshawa by Anon. The Adam and Eve Clippers, Clippers, travelled to Oshawas Harman Arena, during their Christmas break, to participate participate in the four day Checker's Checker's Tournament. In their first game, Adam & Eve played against North Oshawa of the Oshawa Parks League. Clippers defenceman defenceman Craig Sabine, travelled into the slot position position to knock in the first goal of the game at 7:23 of the first period, assisted by Jamie Jamie Potter. That score was able to stand up until 7:23 of the third period, when the ever hard working Terry Edwards stripped his check of the puck and sent Jimmy Colder in on a breakaway, that gave the Clippers a much earned 2-0 win. On Wednesday, the Adam & Eve team took on St. Mary's of the Oshawa Church League. The Clippers Clippers had already met this' team in an exhibition game, earlier this season, and had soundly defeated them 14-4, but it was St. Mary's who sat on the scoreboard first. Finally, Finally, with 4:21 left in the first period, Scott MacKay tied the score. In the second period, the action heated up even more, as Scott MacKay gave the Clippers the lead at the 1:20 mark. St. Mary's again tied the score, with 4:58 left. But Andy Griffin was able to again give the Bowmanville team the lead with 1:50 remaining in the period. This score stood up with two minutes left in the game. A Clipper penalty gave St. Marys the man advantage and with 34 seconds left in the game the score was tied. At this point Coach Aasen put on the ice a line of Scott MacKay, Jamie Potter and Andy Griffin with Richard Anson and Craig Sabine at the points and with only 16 seconds remaining the strategy strategy paid off with Andy Griffin Griffin converting a pass from Scott MacKay to give the Clippers the win. Moving on in the tournament tournament Adam and Eve met St. Gregory's in the semi-final game. With what had been expected to be a very difficult difficult game, Adam and Eve ended i /Cff. - ■ m . ■ y t - $ ■ - . . :•, - 3 . :.*X *1 ..ft": my tm. ■ pit p&in if $ if A np A TlrwrFi» V i vM wri U. hID1tr* S I 1 : ■ il 810 , mtflUf Em f50-200g ' ,i®f •@1166 jar sHF H® ™ I REGULAROR DECAFFEINATED ■ w v. »®Sfe 'Vv A 150*175 g' insiaiii jar 1 fi'Xi tn**. •jsgg 1 . : fewm.z - \ n, .fi ' ' FLAKED' x: on uc-m it 1 h . r;:; © COUPON VALUE .28 Redpath White Sugar GRANULATED Feature price without coupon 2 kg BAG $1.17 Limit one coupon per family, one bag per coupon, coupon valid at IGA until closing Sat. Jan. 7, 1989. PLU 2432 ? 4 s v h Z F00DS . ' ' ". Ï -'w, / . , \ . 4 j ,: 4 i ; '-- ■. I \fi ' ffc £ 1 } '■©*5' iH Æ m K I Vi ; t.'.-y • 1 I I I i I ! I fil Ifti® tially ëls^enl ÆSÈBbÈ: J 200 ti BAG' if m p PRODUCT OP USA, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE PRODUCT ; Or US.A: litiltiPJi' FROZEN CONCENTRATED, GRAPE, FRUIT PUNCH. APPLE OR ORANGE Sun Squeeze Fruit Drinks 4 Pak, Lipton Chicken ^ Noodle Soup Mix box 1.99 m M n.- 1 AbBSm» , !,v. Ilf ImH H xx.xxix C.E; xxIsïHSili ..'.'.-D VftRiËTlthL.. . W W ; MWjMm lisF :' e:UCSExEiUOgE:®. • i; : J: xy : /..xx)x. UIT 3 81 1.99 ■ ASSORTED VARIETIES OF FRUIT ON BOTTOM OR STIRRED Delisle Yogurt ASSORTED VARIETIES Heinz Ready To / Serve Soups i £ .99 ASSORTED VARIETIES éffti Heinz Strained Baby / Foods or Juices 4 ^ 4.^^ 70 ■ JARS 1 1 Vf ASSORTED VARIETIES Lipton "Recipe' Soup Mixes #.99 ORANGE PEKOE Red Rose Tea Bags 2.49 CANADA EXTRA L FANCY GRADE | STRAWBERRY. RASPBERRY. BLACK CURRANT OR GOOSEBERRY Krakus Imported Jams 37 jar LONG GRAIN. WHITE DAINTY Super Patna Rice bag @5.99 Nestle Quik Chocolate Syrup 35 btl PROCESS CHEESE FOOD SLICES. REGULAR OR MOZZARELLA VARIETIES Schneider's Slices 500 g PKG. #299 I PKG. Mi FROZEN, ASSORTED CUTS Cavendish French Fries $99 40 WATTS. 60 WATTS OR Sylvania 100WATTS Standard of G 2 Frosted Light Bulbs cult up on top with a 3-0 win. First, Craig Sabine scored with 2:15 remaining in the opening period, assisted assisted by Jim Colder. There was only 24 seconds left in the second, when Scott MacKay gave the Clippers a two goal lead. Finally at 4:55 of the third, Scott MacKay from Craig Sabine and Terry Edwards, Edwards, finished all hopes of a comeback for the Oshawa team. As hoped, an all Bowmanville Bowmanville final would be played as Adam & Eve would meet Bowmanville's Jimmy's Restaurant Restaurant in the championship game. In a spirit of good sportsmanship, the two: teams met at centre ice prior' to the opening face off to' wish eacn other good luck. For the next hour, the fans in attendance were witnesses to some of the most exciting hockey played at any age level as the players from both teams played at a calibre calibre and knowledge of the game far beyond their years. _ The two teams have had; narrow wins over each other in their first two league meetings, and this game was to prove no different. The only goal of the game came midway through opening period from Jimmy's Jimmy's Brian Ball when he beat Clippers' goalie Jeremy Bowen with a screened shot, he had no chance of stop- ping. The remainder of the game was end to end. Steve Bosgraaf was robbed by Jimmy's Brandon Renton in the second. Both goal keepers keepers continued to prevent any scoring chances. The excitement excitement continued into the third period with fast offensive play and when the defence did make an occasional error, error, the goal tenders were there to prevent any further damage. Finally with 1:36 remaining in the game, Adam & Eve lifted goalie Jeremy Bowen for on extra attacker. The Clippers went with Richard Aasen, Brad Aylsworth, Andy Griffin, Scott MacKay, Jamie Potter and Craig Sabine to try to pull the game out. This line up did everything possible except score as they kept Jimmy's hemmed inside their blue line over the duration duration of the game. But to their credit, Jimmy's were able to prevent the tying goal. Congratulations go out to Jimmy's team and coaches for a fine cleanly played game. To the players not mentioned mentioned above, Jessica Andrews, Andrews, Grant Gushalak, Scott Roid and Kristy Thompson, without your work effort the team would not have ns gone as far as it did. Congratulations to you all, your coaches and parents arc proud of you. PRODUCT OF U.S.A., ONTARIO 1 GRADE, SWEET Green Peppers 2.18 kg PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, - CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ,|Mg2.27 kg Jt M Fresh Carrots W bag 1.49 ptionucr wfrmMmwm PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Kiwi Fruit PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Cooking Onions bag : CUT FROM CANA . GRADE t'lEFF ' Æitèg. i ; . .: s*v'4'.-'s/, ! 4irôlLi,.; - i ' ^ \ .""■■-■II m ■ ' 1 - t|i|I ijjjjfjf vliri ' -iris , ■ MU? 'MBm REGULAS PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Rutabagas # .39, MADE IN CANADA Wild Bird Seed x.'x XX :X:-:VxX : xx: mmmm PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Bunch Beets 1.19 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Ao2les eliCiOUS S ,2 E 9 2.49 MADE IN CANADA Northland Brand 2.27 kg Firelogs log PRODUCT OF U.SiA., FAMILY PACK Sunkist Seedless PACK Navel Oranges of 42 "IX....,,.,." ..i-xx..-' ■■■■■ ■: ■ x X ' XXiXXx' M." vXXx :XX : :,X. X' X.X--X/J': XXx XX. ; X' x-h-.-X.-x-xy':;:;..:;,.. xsx.vxx . - . . ;,t 'ixxSjÿXitoiS ;X xi .X.x,. ■ X'XJ,;. i xxx. &Mi me$H! .;•> F1 $ jÉfcfllîlDp ^4% m ig»W • UIIÆ m 1*12*. ® ,1 If * I " T: Siâ : - .|l: if- ' MB Lg .mm® sham leg vl 1 Iw fc toevslr '^Wxx-xff MX Six X" xx:x: xxtx lïxxp::$: XX :. MEDIUM Ground Beef til*®: 1.29, ir LEAN H Ground Beef 3.51 kg 1 1.59, FRESHI CENTRE CUT A Pork Leg Steak 3.28 k 9 1 1.49, MARY MILES O ftft Head Cheese 700 9 tin ftivv MARY MILES, CHUB, 2 LB. AVG. A Bologna 3.95 k 9 1 1.7 9l STILLMEADOW, FROZEN, STORE WRAPPED Chicken Breast Nuggets 8.80 k 9 3.99, STILLMEADOW, FROZEN, STORE WRAPPED Chicken Breast A Cutlettes 3.28 k 9 1 .4 9, SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED ■ Lifestyle Bologna pkg 9 1.99 SCHNEIDER'S A QQ Lifestyle Sausage pkg 9 £ iOw xASSOivi" 'COLORS v.x.-x.Vv'.'.-.-.-.'.'.-.-.'.-.-.'.x.-, 4 ROU ■ WHITE OR ALMOND Atlantic Paper Towels Post Bran Flakes COCOA OR FRUITY PEBBLES, HONEYCOMB, ALPHA-BITS OR SUGAR CRISP, PRE-SWEETENED Cereals Si 25 box 9 1.99 GOURMET FOODS All Beef Patties 4.99 FROZEN, OCEAN, STORE PACKED Perch Fillets 5.49 k g 2.49, rm& glIfiOa rWL m W x W: sty soo. 1 »' PKis? ' FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE DELI FLAVORED. Tang Orange Crystals AVAILABLE IN MANY STORES I'x.xnr.iteS'x.' m mm ■ XX Vi, ■ I -:®.: : X'&S^œSBiÊÊB; 'X®':' • 'll 1 -} MM .. x • I-,, xx' ■ ... .' -x •:* . f-'i '■ K Wei- " I • x, ' . f. : 1 ,Y B-aer',- ww 10b ^ 1 /:piS®i®.ti\' illllliiiE . 1 1 fee: x xX-XXx'xXrXX'i'.XXX. ,.V, ù,'Jj .. ! .'Xxv': ■ ..W» (rX® MARY MILES x : ; x . - . .. xx x:x ::!"®$jj^i^Éfti;jâiÉk^ Mi need •-I Ham Loaf 2.29. BRIGHTS, CANADIAN Mild Cheddar Cheese .! 3.99 idttTv mmi ■ s shopsy's AUSTRALIAN Sunnygold Raisins 37g or Currants bag 9 .99 LIQUID Snuggle Fabric 1 a Softener btl. I 1.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES «4IIIK. European Formula Shampoo or Conditioner plast.btl. I 1.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES Aquafresh A -I Toothpaste IpF tube 1 1.49 <E> Sandwich pKG Bags of too .99 tixx ® :titixl.X . xX; ; CHOCOLATE CHIP, COCONUT, OATMEAL OR VANILLA WAFERS Dare Breaktime Cookies pkg. Home Oven English Muffins qfs ASSORTED VARIETIES Dempster's 675 Canadiana Breads loaf FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE BAKERY AVAILABLE IN MANY STORES wrnmmxmmm- hi MEAKtoS-l . E i®:-! r.titii stixxv IPl*E$ Beef Salami .84» 3.79, IxfKO. 1 0!-; !p|au Lj x® '.;. i Ix . SHOPSY'S Chef Salad 1.79, Glad Garbage Bags 6.99 PRICES EFFECTIVF UNTIL CLOSING SAT. JAN. 7. 1989. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON OUR REGULAR PRICES. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ontario NEW STORE HOURS EFFECTIVE MONDAY. OCT. 3rd MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 8 A M. TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. Senior Citizens 5% Off On Personal Shopping, Wednesday Only