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Section Three The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, September 3, 1986 7 PKC. OF 24 LAURENTIEN COLOURED PENCILS pkc. of a DUOTANG COVERS 1" SIZE VINYL BINDERS j {y, £ j a L 2 PACK BIWAY 4 IN 1 * COMBO il BINDER 1'/2" BINDER 80 SHEET REFILL 5 INDEX DIVIDER, 80 PC COIL NOTE BOOK BIMIAYS OWN 700 sheets!* UNLINED K % REFILLS bh 1L o4«' Mi V SIZE FINDER mBü By OXFORD 3 PACK ERASERMATE PENS V] U o éüi HERSHEYS INSTANT CHOCOLATE : $1 750g TOWN & COUNTRY CANNED TOMATOES 280Z. 133 SHEET UNLINED REFILLS uve vi€ BIWAYS OWN BY HILROY 133 SHEET TYPING PAPER BIWAYS Cq)(5)^ own rrp^rf) by hilroy Vi" or 1" POLY BINDERS BB.TB) DENIMS! CORDS! ■ Ci SHIRRIFFS ' MARMALADE ! large 750g Jar | YOU PAY ONLY | $, WITH COUPON ! valid sept. 2-6/86 I Limit 1 I M-8660 | e ty _ QJou/t Choice bzgjtv;j BÏC PEN SPECIAL 5 ASSORTED f PENS V ^ INCLUDING (?(-$a># u HI-LIGHTER V: OVEN FRESH CHOC. CHIP COOKIES 4oog a» SAFETY COURT JOGGERS LUNCH KITS BY THERMOS POPULAR CHARACTERS MENS $ Z 1 ® BOYS CANVAS J0CCBÎS BOYS & GIRLS 11-3 6 ÆP SHAKER KNIT, SWEATERS] $#1 '• <r/ * UNISEX MX! GIRLS 7-14! FASHION FLEECE SETSi 4-6X 7-14 J t Wk t / à gff a z > (£>)(£!) CUP * SAVE DUVET BATHROOM TISSUE 2 PLY 4 ROLL YOU PAY ONLY 1.29 WITH COUPON Limit 1 valid sept. 2-6/86 BLACK DENIMS (gmgar a. ,/e JL ■ * LADIES ZIP POCKET OR BUTTON PLACQUET LUXURY YOUNG ' MENS Æ STUDENTS ÉiSSJ ^£,0 TRACK 5 # SUITS Æ MENS & BOYS LADIES! TEENS! JUNIORS! FISHERMAN KNIT PULLOVERS! CARDIGANS! ran à MENS 7-12! BOYS 1-6! « COURT SHOES (iviili|x, wlth Nvlon Mesh lnsert * i iip SX BOYS MENS i • , j !" 1 3M SPORT or TUBE SOCKS !»!$, MENS & BOYS HARVEY WOODS UNDERWEAR MENS F$G8I CIRLS 4-6X 1 7-14 FASHION CORD PANTS $« IrUNNEl BLOUSES Hi MX ^ 7*14 # GIRLS 7-14 STIRRUP OR LEGGING SAPANTS SAPANTS 79 7-14 CMU e- PUFF PRINT * i BOYS #o t, &n hi CHIIDRENS-CIRLS'LADIES 100% COTTON PANTIES Brlefs-BIkinls-sollds-prlnts TEENS V- ;/ R 7 ') LADIES 7^0 r y GIRLS 2-14 f-"/s 0 ' ► a v WKBNv ') R t; y q /'■! m 1 Hi X; MENS- YOUNG MENS- STUDENTS SiMll SPORT or DRESS SHIRTS (A $ GIRLS-TEENS-LADIES SPORT or TUBE SOCKS 9 if PKG. OF 5 ultK./ f ION f* , E A gffj OBITUARY Annie A. Wood Born and educated in Solina, Annie A. Wood, aged 81, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Saturday, August 16th, 1986. Daughter of Silas and Bertie Williams, she was married December 25th, 1925, to the late Edwin M. Wood. A resident of Bowmanville, at 31 Ontario Street for approximately seven years, she had previously resided at 21 Wellington Street. She was a member of St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville. Mrs. Wood was an active member of the Rebekah Lodge, Past Grand, and pianist for over 20 years. She was always available for any function to play piano and taught music for several years around Hampton, Solina and the Bowmanville area. Surviving are her family, Murray of Bowmanville, Keith of Mississauga and Doreen (Jackson) of Coral City, Miami, Florida. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the Morris Funeral Chapel with the Reverend E. Schamerhorn officiating. Mrs. J. Albert Cole presided at the chapel area. Pallbearers were Messrs. Michael and John Wood, Paul Hewart, Perry Reitmeuler, Gord Brethour and Wayne Speiring. Interment Hampton Cemetery. Yelverton [Intended for last week] Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stinson spent the past week of their honeymoon in Moncton New Brunswick visiting Nancy's Dad while there, as well as other relatives, then returning home by train on Saturday. Belated congratulations to Reeve Bob Brown and Alice Brown of Pontypool on the recent observation of their fortieth Wedding Anniversary. Anniversary. Manvers Council are to be commended on their initiative in setting up a meeting with Prime Minister Peterson to present their objections to the transfer of Manvers to the Durham East Electoral District. District. Perhaps it would help if they took along a Liberal or two!! However, we do wish them success in their mission. With all Manvers Twsp's interests, county and education etc. directed to the north, realignment to the Oshawa-Whitby area makes no sense whatever. Our faith in the process of democracy has been shattered with the dictatorial move. Blackstock Fair this year suffered from a surplus of preupation. It must be very disappointing and frustrating for those who have spent hours and days in preparation to see their efforts go down the drain as it were. However, most events were carried on apparently with a much smaller audience participation participation than usual. Ms. Mona Malcolm, with a collection of her former Waterloo girl friends - Kim Helmer from Sparta, Lois Harris from Toronto, Sheena from Kitchener spent a portion portion of the week end at Malcolm's and later attended a rock concert at Wonderland - the Eurythmies. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurtig recently returned from a 3 week holiday in Europe, visiting relatives both in East and West Germany. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, Joe took ill in Germany and as soon as he returned home was taken to Oshawa General Hospital where he has been ever since. Hopefully, he will be able to return home this coming week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm were overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stun of Tavestock, this past week and attended the sale of quality registered swine put on by Thamesbend farms (Warren and Richard Stun proprietors). Reflecting the current high price of hogs, breeding stock sold at premium prices. Mr, and Mrs, Terry Malcolm and family are currently enjoying a weeks holiday at a cottage near Wasago Beach. Terry also attended a seminar at Notawasaga Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lemar visited with their son Ken Lemar at his farm home in this community. Fall anniversaries will be the order of the month of September on the Janetvillc Charge. On, Sept. 7, Rev. Jim Burns will be the guest speaker at Ml, lloreb service with services at Janetville and Yelverton cancelled. On Sept. 21st, Yelverton United Church will observe its fall anniversary with the wife of the lato Richard R. Boosted to be the capable guest speaker. On Sept, 2llth, Rev. Glare Kellogg will he guest speaker at Janetville United Church Anniversary with services cancelled at the other charges. On Saturday evcaing, Nancy and Dale Stinson entertained entertained some of Dale's ball team colleagues from Pontypool Pontypool plus a few local neighbours neighbours on the occasion of Nancy's belated birthday,