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7 \ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 29,1962 BETHANY 11 f§fiP g J> MENS SWEATERS •v and crew neck cable shetlands •Cable v neck tennis style •Fisherman knit pullovers & cardigans. Original Retail $13-$18 MENS SWEATERS •Acrylic cardigans, v or crew necks •solid colours or stripes •Poodle cardigans or pullovers Original Retail $7.99-$10 MENS VAN HEUSEN SPORT SHIRTS •Woven flannel or gingham •Huge assortment of plaids Original Retail $10 MENS VAN HEUSEN Or OLEG CASSINI PLAID ACRYLIC SPORT SHIRTS Original Retail $12 MENS POLY/COTTON PARKAS •Leading Canadian Manufacturers or Imports •Long lengths with £ detachable hoods 9 Original Retail $35-$40 7-16 BOYS, GIRLS, UNISEX WINTER OUTERWEAR •Hooded bombers & parkas •Zip off sleeve ski Jackets •Sherpa lined bomber Jackets •Canadian made and Imports Original Retail $22-$25 MCÔREGOR HAPPY FOOT SOCKS $ jm __ •wide range of colours ^ •compere at 55.50 If firsts m •Our original price 52.SO If 1st quality I • MENS -100% COTTON CORD CASUAL < 7e9g DÛNTÇ Our Reg. I 9 price $12. MENS REG OR ZIP OFF SLEEVE BOMBER JACKETS •Chintz or poplln-some cord trim •Many hooded styles • Canadian made or leading Importer •Original retail S25 5B5 CANADIAN MADE & FINE IMPORTER MENS VELOURS 0riglnal Retail S12-S18 'Solids or fancy v necks $ • Vi placquet I zip collar models • Full zip velour front cardigans 1 full zlo velours 8.88 MENS DOESKIN SHIRTS $ Original Retail $8.99 MENS "VAN HEUSEN" ACRYLIC HANGER PACK JAC SHIRTS •Assorted pailds & solids original retail $12 MENS PRINTED FLANNEL SHIRTS 4 •lassie 2 pocket flannel or long tall shirt or western snap style. 'Original retail S5.99 S7.99 HI OR LOW CUT "NORTH STAR" CANVAS SA JOGGERS O MENS-YOUNG MENS-UNISEX BOOT CUT "gr Wrangler BOWMANVILLE MAIL 243 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE, ONT. MON.-FRI. 9:00-9:00 SATURDAY 9-6 GIRLS 7-14 KING ST. LIBERTY . m 401 DENIMS Lee MENS-YOUNG MENS-BOYS UNISEX ■sar CORDS •Boot cut styling - 5 pocket riveted MENS BOYS $i YOUNG STUDENTS mens l%#siimor Reg. LADIES LOW CUT SPARX CANVAS $0 JOGGERS O LADIES & TEENS GENUINE LEATHER HANDBAGS , •Assorted styles & colours h •Also Included - vinyl organizers with multi sections & zlppered pockets LADIES & TEENS BLANKET CLOTH ROBES Or BUNNY SLEEPERS •Sizes S,M,L A •One or two pieces 9 Our Reg. Plrce $13.99-$17.99 100% NYLON , GIRLS TIGHTS •sizes 1-5. 4-6, 7-9,10-12,12-14 •Assortment of colours •our reg. price S2.22 i 1.88 SPECIAL PURCHASE PANTY HOSE •One size fits all •colours of beige or spice LADIES & TEENS SPECIAL PURCHASE KNEE HIGHS •One size fits all •Beige or spice LADIES & TEENS LADIES & TEENS - BRUSHED NIGHTGOWNS •long or short -Sizes S M l • Novelty or lace l emoroldered trim 5.99 SMURF-LONG SLEEVE T SHIRTS 1.99 INFANTS TODDLERS 2.99 INFANTS 2-3X T SHIRTS •long sleeve • Solids, stripes or screen prints • Our reg. $2.49 $3.99 1.99 SWEATER CLEARANCE •100% acrylic - machine washable £ ■■ •Choice of styles & colours v our original retail $8 99-510 UNISEX 2-6X BOVS (SOME GIRLS) 100% ACRYLIC PULLOVERS AND CARDIGANS •wide assortment of styles s colours £ •all machine washable 9 •Some hand knits Included UNMMN MDE-C0TT0N/P01Y VELOUR CLEARANCE •Solid v neck or crew neck «velour or velour fronts $9 $ - T UNISEX' 1 4-6X UNISEX 7-16 4-6X CHILDRENS - 8-16 UNISEX, TEENS, JUNIORS - CANADIAN MADE E.T. or GARFIELD SHORT SLEEVE $ T SHIRTS ■ 1 liSHSBvE: GIRLS 4-14 BLANKET CLOTH ROBES or BUNNY SLEEPERS WoWe •Many novelty Items with various screen prints 4-6X $ 8-14 $ Our Reg. our Reg. Price $11.99 M. M Price $14.99 SPLIT COWHIDE MENS GLOVES •Brown or tin •Warm lining •Our reg. $5.99 1 ui 1 BOYS BRUSHED OR CORD JEANS.- Not all sizes In all stores ÇBÇ1 100% COTTON WASHABLE PRINTED SHEET SETS f ii Mg SINGLE ■ ■ DOUBLE I SPECIAL PURCHASE-100*/. COTTON WAFFLE WEAVE ^ DISHCLOTH $ 1 QQ Pkg. of 10 1 # V v PEEK FREAN COOKIES Digestive or Shortcake 400 g | 1.19 RIDCWAYS TEJ 2 CUP BAGS < ^ 60S » ^ \ 1.39 ANDES MINTS 170 g 36 WAFERS 1.44 rSJtVINBS; MENS (LIMITED LOT LADIES) GENUINE SUEDE GLOVES •Hand sewn genuine suede § •warm lining - some with v grained leather Our Reg. Price $8.88 •Jaequards-Prlnts-Sollds •Some slightly Irregular •Comparable value $4.98 •our original price $3.99 DUNDEE-WABASSO-CALDWEIL BATH TOWELS 3 JACOUARD or VELOUR BATH SHEET 7 •Full size 1st quality FAMOUS IMPERIAL BRAND FLORAL PRINTED COMFORTERS Twin £ Size ▼ Only ESMOND "LOFTAIRE" THERMAL BLANKET •100% orlon acrylic •Colours of beige, blue or white •Twin/Double 180"X210" BIWAY BRAND MIXED NUTS $ 350 g Tin $0% Cashews 2.77 ALCAN FOIL 25 ft. X12 In. BROMO SELTZER 150 g SYNTHETIC VITAMIN E 400 I.U. 100 Capsules 1.99 2.99 DURACELL BATTERIES 1-9 volt, 2-c cell 2 D cell, 2-AA size 2.22 MAXELL TAPES UD-90 EA. CHEF BOY-AR-DEE BEEF RAVIOLI 425 g REDUCTIONS TAKEN ON SELECTED ITEMS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS! SOME LIMITED LOTS-SOME BROKEN MZRSEANOEI ^■SOMI NOT AVAILABLE IN AU STOMt.^H BE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! (Intended for last week) I would like to wish everyone everyone a very happy Christmas and a healthy New Year. Those of you who have not done your Christmas shopping yet are really cutting it fine. Good luck and patience if you are going shopping between now and Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. McMahon enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner and provided entertainment for the Bowmanville Bowmanville Senior Citizen's Christmas party, held in the Lions Centre on Tues. Evening Evening Dec. 14th. Wes contributed piano solos, Jeanne did some vocal solos and she and Mr. Lewis Wood played a few piano and violin duets. Mr. Wood also joined in to sing one chorus and whistle another of one of the tunes played. A welcome guest with the McMahon's was Miss Laurie Ann Skitch, from Millbrook, who was formerly a talented piano pupil of Jeanne's. Miss Skitch is now enrolled in the first year of her education course at Trent University. We extend best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mrs. Carolyn Porteous who was in St. Joseph's hospital and should be home by now. The Bethany Sr. Citizens ended their 1982 season with their annual roast beef Christmas Christmas dinner catered by the Bethany Women's Institute, on Wed., Dec. 15th at 12:30. Grace was said by the Rev. John Brownhill, and a few remarks on how this is his first Christmas at Bethany and Pontypool were said by the Rev. John Jones. Then the president, Mrs. Georgina Scott brought up a few items of business like a thank you note from Electa Smith who was able to be present ■ for the meeting. Christmas cards were received received from Vera Smith, Parish Hall Committee, and Peter and Lucy Borrow. Also, the sad news was heard that Mr. Harvey Ginn, a former resident resident of Bethany, had passed away. There was bowling for the last time this year on Dec. 21st. A New Year's Eve party is going to be held in the Parish Hall with cards, bingo and lunch. Francis Jackson was program program convener and Audrey Gilmour and Ruth Jennings were playing the violins and Lillian Fallis was at the piano. They played some very lively music before and after the dinner. Ruth Jennings, assisted assisted by Rev. Brownhill and Rev. Jones led in a sing-song. Mr. Jack Marshall played several pieces on the piano and Mr. Art Marshall accompanied him on some of them with song. Jean Argue then gave a very interesting reading, "The Chimes Rang" and alter that, the seniors were entertained by a skit entitled, "The Door Stop". Three members were involved in it and those being: Ruth Jennings, Mrs. Jones, Georgie Scott - her daughter, Edith and Iva Porteous was Mrs. Brown. The door stop was a surprise gift and the play involved guessing what the surprise gift was. The Marshalls entertained some more, with Amazing Grace, Let It Be, and How Great Thou Art, before leaving leaving to entertain elsewhere. Wicker Christmas decorations decorations were presented to Audrey Gilmour, Ruth Jennings and Lillian Fallis for all the help they have provided throughout the year. A plant was presented by Francis Jackson, to the president, Georgina Scott. Jessie Fisk sold tickets to a draw for an afghan and the book, Vets Might Fly. The afghan was won by Mrs. M. Gillis, Millbrook, and Bertha Ferren won the book. Mrs. Olive Lager, Mrs. Jean Belch, and Mrs. Maynard, (whistling) made up a Hawaiian group that came from Peterborough and gave several selections on their guitars. They ended the afternoon afternoon program with "Silent Night". Special thanks goes to Francis Jackson for her efforts in making a delightful program. The Manvers Branch ot the Canadian Red Cross Society held a meeting in the Town Hall on Wed. Dec. 8th. The new officers are: President President - Waneta Preston, Vice President - Ann Langham, Treasurer - Ralph Preston, Secretary - Will Capeling, Public Relations - Renee Smelt, Loan Cupboard - Shirley Shirley Kloepfer, Emergency - Charles Morton, Blood Donors - Ann Langham, Campaign - Viola Thorndyke, Volunteer Services - Renee Smelt, Services Services for Seniors - Grace DeGeer. Ann Langham reported that there were eleven regular blood donors and that they badly need more. Please give the gift of life. Mrs. Langham presénted Yvonne McQuaid with a certificate of merit for donating donating thirty units of blood. Thank you Mrs. McQuaid, Mrs. Spry then gave a talk' on the importance of blood donations and that they are not only important because they help the community, but they also help the Red Cross all over. After that, Mrs. Spry showed a film on Red Cross Youth in South America,