IWhen The Stars Corne kUp, Prices Corne Down! Reach For* The Stars And Save 1 E DTIL T TOR L SUPER * SPECIAL I POWDERED LAUNDIRY,- SCENTED UNSC ENTED OR WITH BLEACH 4 LITRE- Tide Detergent 5 litre -box WITH'COUPON BELOW jSUPER * SPECIAL ISUPER -* SPECIAL CEREAL Kel Iogg 's Bran Flakes il0 gBOX 129 WITH COUPON BELOW ' SUPER * SPECIAL 1 j SUPE.R * SPECIAL' A&P Pure Apple Juice 48 FL OZTIN .99 'COUPON ~ SV .~ j REGULAR, DIET OR DECAFFEINATED I Coca-Cola I or Sprite case of 24-280 mL tins (Unit colt perM m *WITH mIis ICOUPON a ORDER q3991 ILIMIT: case per coupon.I L OFFER VAUD thru October 28th, USM (Feature proce wthout coupon 699) S.C.1à REGULAR, DIE1, DECAFFEINATED Cloca-fCola 7"OmL bottle or Sprite perlOOrnL) 35 PLUS AO FER BOTTLE DEPOSIT PRODUCT 0F ONTARIO Halloween *p .9 Pumpkins ..19 COMBINATION PACK-CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Pork Loin 5.':: 2 Chops i23 WiTHIUS CM SAVEi51 WITH THIS E~ iCON COUPON CM SAVE j ~CEREAL jPOWERED SCENTOUNSCENTEMORWITHBREACH4 LITR I Kellogg's II Tide Laundry I Bran Flakes II Detergent I I Mlae2e 3.49 Imf. I =p um à " =p u I IUtloxp rcaupo <Fm.twuW 0isw2otoco 2)V (F55* 1 11 tlo Jý39 I L FER't60leuObs 16 S1,A29.0L e dbr .U PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATIJRDAY, OCTOBER 28TH, 19UR ni 'm Wu rnsrve4h. rlght le IImK 1uand.s to normal famIIy requirrmsnts.5vwff shown In this ad bu"e on curront Nerpoiazi TIonto MP rotali A&P FOOD STORES 70 THICKSON RD. S. ,WHITBY WHJTBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1989, PAGE 37 Whitby eliminated. in exciting semi-final If perseverance paid off, the Whitby minor b-antam AA hockey team sponsored by Eastway Ply- mouti Chrysier, would have* brought home the championship, cup from the Arthur «Toogood" tournamient in Unionville on Thanksgiving weekend. As it turned out, Whitby was knocked out of contention, but not without some solid hockey. It was a tight fïrst game against Markh am at the aren a in Unionville. Whitby won 2-1 on goalsp by Mark Balbony and David Lylyk. Lylyk's go-ahead goal came wîth fine seconds remaining in the third period. Goaltendrr Jay Stewart was solid in net, limited Marlcham to a single goal. 1%e second game saw a 7-4 victory for Whitby over Milton. Goalscorers for Whitby were Paul Moore, Jason 13onneymnan, ,Adami McLeod, Joshua Ford (2), Brian Burke <2). Whitby then lost 5-3 to St. Thomas. Goials for Whitby were scored by Don Newell, Scott Mac- Donneil and Lylyk. In the semi-fin.,l game against Humberview, Whitb1.y lost a n ail- biter.by a 6-5 scor-e in double overtin'a MacDonneli was outstanding, scoring four goals. Bonneytma«n had teother Whitlby goal. Coach :Roy Pappin said his teamn played extremely well and maintained a profeassional atiti- tude throughout the tournament. Squash dm by GeoffHunt Local residents will have a chance to watch the legendary GeoffHunt play squash on Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax coenmunity centre. Hunt 42, retired from competitive play in 1982 after a decade as world champion because bis -slight fr-ame coula no longer take the pumishment of two-hour matches. laiÙ Aahis iopponents will mfclude Njaiestaented junior player, Dean Brown, whoe current ranIng is fourth (under-19) in Canada. ]or more informationi cail Mar.i Wood at 430-1653. Atoms strong earIy on The Whitby minor atom AA rep hockey team drummed Peter- borough AAA 6-4 in an exhibi- tion game Oct. 5. Whitby outscored Peter- borough 4-2 in the first peroid, and their- hard-hitting defence secured the final outconie. A strong teamn effort was the key as Whitby knocked off Osh- awa AA 5-2 in an exhibition garne Oct. 13. Oshawa found it almost impossible to put it bet- ween the posts, due to an out- standing performance from goa- lie Brian Harrison. Whitby pummelled Aa x AA 6-1 in another game. X: with past exhibition games, this win was accomplished by a dominat- ing defensive effort, carried out by Danny Ricica, Donny Camp- bell and Chris Kerr. Oct. il saw Whitby and Pick- ering in the first eage game, with Whitby scrapin gbyPicker- ing3.2 in a ver y close game. Wity's lacka d aisical first p. rio pashould have buried bý,u t strong goaltending dt-flated Pickering's hopes of vie- tory. Henry wins tounmn Hny Street HighSho' junior boys' volleybal team cap- tured a tournament over the weekend. Henry split two games with Ajax and then split two with Eastdale before defeating Thorn- hill and Port Perry to finish second in theirpool. In the semi-final, Henry defea- ted Dunbarton in three games. In the final, Henry won the first rame 15-10 and then the second Henry will play in the LOSSA final at Dunbarton on Nov. 1. The top three teams then advance to play for the DYSSAA The Hamilton Husky AAA hockey tournament held Oct. 7-8 included an earnest Whitby team, but one that couldn't corne togeter in clutch situations. Whtby finished the tourna- ment with a win, a loss, and a tie. In the first game Whitby faced Detroit Fruehauf on Oct. 8. An excellent Whitby defence con- tained Detroit to minimum offence, while the Whitby attack- ers kept the pressure on for a 3-1 win. The second gaine saw a 2-2 tie with archrival Oshawa AAA. Solid efforts were given by Dar- ryl Lewis and Mark Hayes. In the third and final game against Chinguacousy (Brama- Ici), Whitby needed at least a tie to advance to the semifinals. In a bard fought game, WhÀitby lost Novices win 2 Whitby Highland Van and Storage posted wins over Picker- ing and Ajax in major novice B hockey games recently. Bobby Schlitt scored twice and Ryan McArthur once in a 3-1 decision over Pickering on Oct. 10. Andrew Dale, Sammy Schee- pers and Michael Feret h ad ass- ists. Schlitt and Paul Heinrich each scored threè goals and McArthur had a single in a 7-2 win over Ajax Oct. 15. Feret, McArthur, Andrew Mul- 1er and Jason Hunter each had two assists, with a single assist to Stacy Bremner. Sweater dan tuiu ersoui. The Hockey Sweater Dance' will be held on Saturday, Nov. Bae b a-Il nnul 11i 8 .te 1 uai, at Heyden-* 29 shore -p*-' avilion. meeting Oct. 2 The dance is held annually as a fundraiser b the Brooklin- Th nna eeting of the Whitby Minor ockey Associa- Whitby Minor Basebaîl Assnîa- tion Auxiliary. tion will be held Sunday, Oct. 29, Tickea. t-.a $25 pet couPle, 7 p.m., in Whitby Hall, Iroquois include buffet. mîd disc jocKey. Park. T'here is a cash bar. Anyone interested is invited to Tickets are available at Pea- attend. cock Sports, Whitby. .WIH TISSAVE 1.W* COUPON j WHITE ONLY I Cashmere I Bathroom Tissuel PACKAGE OFS8 ROU OFFER VAUJD thru OctoW M . Ut1M