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i i Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 12,1990 5 Darlington Employees Help Salvation Army New Election Act Gives Diabetes Team Receives Outstanding Achievement Certificates The Christmas spirit is alive and well at Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. Station. This year, employees contributed over $5,000 to Newcastle's Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Fund. The money was raised during a gate collection. Captain and Mrs. Gary Cooper and Isobel Jones, of the Salvation Army, received the donation donation recently. In addition to this contribution, construction employees are now selling selling tickets on a model house built for an apprenticeship trade fair at Durham College. College. Proceeds from the draw will also go to the Salvation Army. Heart Fund Needs Help With Christmas just around the corner, the aver- ^-- --' THE 1-- * latinai MCTORY 1st„ 2nd. and 3rd. Mortgage* "ipan privilege* Sam* day service tedi a. . NOW FOR aMCOUTb ACTION HOURS: 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. €J age person might not be interested interested in thinking too far into next year yet. But the Heart and Stroke Fund is asking you to do just that. Every February, the organization organization canvasses the municipality in search of funds to be used for research into heart disease and stroke. Patty Burry, a volunteer recruitment officer with the organization, said their main purpose is to raise "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modern tanker trucks. • We sell portable heater fuel. • Dependable 24-hour service. ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAM Telephone 623-5516 HARRISON FUELS £ SSO *12 Sturrock Road Bowmanville 33% OFF INSTALLATION LABOUR Help us keep our installers working over the winter and you can save 1/3 on our regular installation rates. eilllii Free Estimates Call Us Today WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE dBDASHWJOJ A® OSHAWA 436-1344 Homeless Right to Vote Municipal Affairs Minister Minister Dave Cooke introduced changes to the Municipal Elections Act today that will allow homeless people to vote in municipal elections. "Homeless people have been disenfrancnised by the current system," Mr. Cooke said. "The changes I am in-. troducing will provide new ways for people without a fixed address to meet residency residency requirements.' The legislation will also restrict election contribu- ' tiqns and the use of surplus campaign funds. And it will make it easier for electors to have alleged campaign financing financing irregularities investigated. investigated. Under the legislation, a candidate's surplus campaign campaign funds will be held in trust by the municipal clerk for use during the next municipal municipal election or applied against past election debts. A $5,000 limit will be placed on the total amount a contributor can give to all candidates for a single municipality, municipality, school board or local local board. A new enforcement system system will eliminate the need for individual electors to take legal action if they believe believe election campaign financing financing laws have been broken. The new system will demand demand the municipality, school board or local board act on voters' complaints. If the municipality or board fails to take appropriate action, action, the provincial Commission Commission on Election Finances can intervene. The legislation includes a number of other amendments amendments - allowing municipalities municipalities to provide election information information in languages other than English and French and providing an alternative alternative form of ballot for visually impaired electors. "The credibility of any government starts with the way in which it is elected, " Mr. Cooke said. funds for research and education. education. The organization has been in existence since 1947 when it was known as the Heart Fund. In 1984, they became the Heart and Stroke fund because because researchers had found a definite connection between between the two conditions. Research is also being " done on DNA. Mrs. Buriy explained that doctors are trying to discover why the heart and brain won't replace replace injured parts in the same way that the skin will. The Heart and Stroke Fund will attend health fairs to provide information and it has a number of information information brochures available. The brochures deal with such topics as diet, exercise, cholesterol and smoking. They, even have information for kids explaining how to deal with the illness if a parent parent has it. Heart disease and stroke are the number one killers in the country, Mrs. Burry said. Thanks to the efforts of the Heart and Stroke Fund, the number of deaths has been cut in half through research research developing such treatments as by-passes and transplants. Heart disease hits one in eight people in Canada, she said. But, Mrs. Burry points out: "If you switch your diet and exercise more, you can save yourself a lot of grief." The organization, during the campaign in February, hopes to raise $15,000 in the Town of Newcastle. Canvassers are still needed needed in the Bowmanville area. If you are interested, you are invited to call the campaign campaign chairman, Irwin Hamilton. Hamilton. Or you can attend a meeting meeting tomorrow night, December December 13, in Court Room 2 at the Bowmanville fire station. station. HUNDREDS OF IN-STORE SPECIALS To observe Diabetes Month at Memorial Hospital, the Board of Directors presented their Diabetes Health Care Team with Certificates of Outstanding Achievement in the field of Out-patient Diabetes Education. Education. The recognition occurred particularly for the team's recent panel presentation of their Multidisciplinary Multidisciplinary Team Approach to Diabetes Education, delivered delivered tnrough the Northern Ontario Teleconferencing 1ER Network. Pictured here, from the left, are: Sylvia Spice, vice-president Patient Care Services; Jennifer McPherson, Diabetes Program Co-ordinator; Fred Tip- pins, Director of Pharmacy; Pat Busch, dietitian, Mar- S '; VanDusen, Director of Social Services; John , director of Rehabilitation Services; and Don Peebles, vice chairman of the Board of Directors. V - Helping ftu Shop Smart • Cook With Ease • Eat Right! OPEN SUNDAY AT MANY LOCATIONS CASH YOUR COUPONS NOW CHECK YOUR LOCAL IGA FOR SUNDAY HOURS. fllfMIA O %V1EWItn MM. Mid Light. Medum, Old or Marble SAVE UP TO 1.10 357 9 pkg. MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE Frozen, Concentrated A cwforl VnrWkn; 295 mL-12.5-oz.tin SAVE .90 KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP Regular a Light 1 L Jar SAVE 2.00 QUALITY MEATS FE ARM AN 'S In. Hock. Rind Excess Fat Removed Whole Selected Varieties, Regular or Diet 7Ü mi mum «***-? ****** Llmlti 0 battles per fomfly purchase. or case of 24 x 200 ml tins ****** Canada's Pride Self-Basted or TURKEYS Canada Grade A, Frozen Young, Ai Available Sizes TURKEY GUARANTEE Stop wttfc tenfMence at l*.A. fW wHt be tmdetseW ** betted :tttt*#y*,: ***** M MT tWUptttiéo. $.26 kg GOLD SEAL RED SOCKEYE SALMON 7.5-oz. tin SAVE 1/2 PRICE RECEL SOFT MARGARINE Regular Sleeve, Regular Tub or Light 1-lb. tub or sleeve SAVE .40 IGA MEDIUM EGGS Canada Grade "A", White Only Limit; 2 dozen per family purchase 1 dez. ctn. SAVE GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES Itan, Reach Green Deans. Cut Green Deans, Hblets Com, Mixed Vegetables at Sweet Fancy Peas 1 kg poly bag SAVE 1.10 IGA PURE APPLE JUICE 46-oz. tin SAVE .70 439 kg or Holvei or Quanta 5.49 kg I 2.49 lb. FRESH! LOIN PORK CHOPS 7 Chop Economy Pack, 3 Rib, 3 Centre; 1 Tenderloin Portion lb. HUMPTY DUMPTY CHIPS OR SNACKS Assorted Varieties 190 - 200 g bog SAVE .70 4.39 kg SAVE 1.60 ID. SHOPSY'S DACON SSced, Side 500 g pkg. SAVE 1.90 PKG. FRESH! DONELjESS CHICKEN BREASTS Skinless Portion lb. 13.21 kg SAVE 2.00 ID. SHOPSY'S WIENERS 410 g pkg. SAVE 1.20 PKG. DELI MAPLE LEAF lb. GREENCARE PRODUCTS . IGA recognizes that a clean, safe environment impacts directly on the health and well being of our communities. That's why we're committed to recycling and the reduction of waste in our own operation. GREENCARE TABLE SERVIETTES IGA PLU 2927 VALUE .10 1 BEATRICE PROCESS CREAM CHEESE ImGA PUU 2917 VALUE .10 ! MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT (OFTEE , BRICK PACK I 250 g CTN. Feature Price Without | Coupon $1.49 Limit one carton per coupon, vo*d Mon. Dec. 10 until doting Sun. Dec. 16. 1970. AC. NtLSCK BOX 0000. ST. JOHN, N.B. E2L 413 „ REGULAR, DECAFTONATER Il SERRA OR SANKA || Feature Price I 1 Without l| Coupon 14.49 I Limit one jor per coupon. voWd Mon. Dec. 10 until I " doting Sun. Dec. 16, 1990. A.C. HELStH, BOX 3000. - ST. JONH. N.B. E2L 4L3 150 - 200 g Jot 33703505 LUVS OR PAMPERS DIAPERS Assorted Varieties For Boys or Girls pkg. of 26 - 60 SAVE 1.00 DEL MONTE VEGETABLES Selected Varieties, Regular or No Salt 12 - 14-oz. tin SAVE .60 FRESH PRODUCE GEMENTINE ORANGES Product of Span 2.27 kg Mb. box JUMDO HARTLEY WALNUTS Product of U.S.A. 2.10 kg SAVE 1.00 ID.. pkg. of 120 SAVE GREENCARE PURE GLYCERINE SOAP New] Biodegradable Unscented or Green Apple 100 g bar SAVE vie SHOPSY'S ROAST BEEF save 1 roe id/vtftN Exciting NEW Porcelain China From CARAVEL SAVE 3.31 ID. lib. 1.10 100 g PHLER'S TURKEY BREAST Cooked or Smoked SAVE .6$ ID. lb. 1.54 100 g Look for this symbol Foodi to fit your lifestyle. look for fkftrl-Mdf Top on ipodoH/ mcwked Item* i Cor oval ... h ipakkvj Hack and v»Ni*. ifked with a torwmfxxory array c* totouM IVwnt • Cofovol... cAvt de beauty and quolty cf petition itéra kx yren d tarc+ve me. PIUS • Muuwa«v v>v • CWiwoit*« vo*e • O41 ü non ivmtort CARAVEL COLUCTIOH SCHIWLC \ Dlnntr Pitt* Snltd Pltlt Cup Dtc. ta 199 Soup &o*l Stuctr Dte. t6 1.99 I1 THIS WEEK'S FEATURED iTEM ... SOUP BOWLS DINNin PLATS CUBSBAUC1R1 SALAD PLATIS ^ Etch basic place setting piece with each $5.00 purchase FRESH BAKERY ASSORTED MUFFDIS SAVE .SO PUMPERNICKEL DREAD SAVE .20 DANISH COFFEE CAKES SAVE .30 400 g REDUCE oy ujicrr REUSING WASTE tour ei SHOPPING DAGS .< CREDIT FOR EACH DAG RE-USED TOMATOES Product of U.S.A., No. 1 Grade 2.16 kg SAVE .50 ID. lb. CANTALOUPES Product of-Mexico, No. 1 Grade SAVE .50 ANJOU ® PEARS ^ Product of U.S.A,, Extra Fancy Grade 2.16 kg lb. 1 SAVE .40 ID. PRICES EFFECTIVE MON. DEC. 10. UNTIL CLOSING SUN., bEC. 16, 1990. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON OUR REGULAR PRICES. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ontario STORE HOURS 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. Sunday - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 5% Senior Citizens' Discount - Wednesday Only