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LOUNGERS t:;:V GIRLS & BOYS FLANNELETTE or BRUSHED SLEEPWEAR $ if, . srp GIRlSfif-:' BOYS 814 , iv ; vf/ 8-18 2-6X INFANTS 1 & 2 PIECE PRAMSUITS & SNOWSUITS CHILDRENS TOTE BAGS CHILDRENS BACK PACKS §g © $ m Ei i :?r. t 'F FAMOUS MAKER LADIES SHIRTS i^ORIG. $12 .4U MENS, YOUNG MENS, STUDENTS PLUSH VELOUR JUDO ROBES 11 g mmi j 7] GIRLS BLANKET CLOTH "Me & My Doll" OR "Me & My Pet" OUTFITS ORIC. RETAIL *12.99 *15.99 ,4-6X 8-14 $ A v ^ FAMOUS Mr. BRIEF THERMAL DRAWERS MENS BOYS GIRLS & BOYS BLANKET CLOTH BUNNY SLEEPERS OR ROBES 8-16 BOYS VAN HEUSEN or FOX SPORT » ^ or DRESS S |S SHIRTS I©: BOYS 1-6 CANVAS JOGGERS ORIC. *12 WI*l:MIWa LADIES & TEENS BELTED CORD PANTS MENS 1 YOUNG MENS VAN HEUSEN & MCGREGOR' [SPORT or] ■DRESS | ■SHIRTSl Your Choice iS ( "X Of CHILDS, BOYS, MISSES, LADIES, YOUTHS MITT CLEARANCE '^bm m i.. gyi IMPERIAL REVERSIBLE COMFORTERS DOUBLE QUEEN ill MENS & LADIES GENUINE LEATHER WALLETS Or FRENCH PURSES BY AMITY s LADIES & TEENS DOUBLE JACQUARD FANCY SWEATERS GIRLS 7-14 FASHION CORD PANTS LADIES & TEENS SLEEVELESS SWEATERS WESTPORT BRAND THERMAL SOCKS MENS & BOYS NYLON JOGGERS ORIC. $15-$18 LADIES & TEENS ORIC. RETAIL GIFT BOXED $5 <a ANKLE SOCK SETS LADIES & TEENS GIFT BOXED SETS HAT & CLOVES, MITT & EARMUFF, HAT, GLOVE & SCARF ORC. RETAIL >5 >8 HOLIDAY PATTERN TABLE CLOTH TO >10 BOYS 8-16 0R,C RETMl [SWEATER CLEARANCE LADIES, TEENS, MISSES, CHILDRENS FASHION [TOQUES FAMOUS IMPORTS I DUNDEE BATH TOWELS CANNON JACQUARD FACE CLOTHS GIRLS 7-14 PUFF PRINT FLEECE TOPS GIRLS BRUSHED POLO PYJAMAS , WITH MATCHING (w£gf DOLL SET CHRISTMAS WRAP^*4 & GIFT BOX igjraft CLEARANCE GIRLS 7-14 FLANNEL BLOUSES LADIES, TEENS GIRLS LACE PANTY HOSE GIRLS 7-14 [SWEATERS I ORIC. RETAIL *8.99 TDK-AUDIO TAPES 90 MINUTE [TELEPHONE EXTENSION I CORDS 25' CHEF BOY-AR-DEE BEEF RAVIOLI 4259 AYLMER KETCHUP 1 LITRE LYONS 15 °9 CHOC. CHIP COOKIES FRENCH'S MUSTARD 375mL SAVE 37% to 70% OH CLEARAHCE ITEMS $23SF ^T.44 CHRISTMAS CARbS Blwav Reg, *3.99 EVERYDAY CARDS BOX OF 25 LIBBY ST. CLAIR 6 PACK CLASS TUMBLERS CREATIVE ELECTRIC KETTLE $1.99 $12.99 COOLMIST HUMIDIFIER $58 RUBBERMAID BOOT TRAY $ 3.99 SAFEGUARD SOAP 100g PANASONIC LONG LIFE ALKALINE BATTERIES AA-4 PACK TAWN-18Ï METRES POLYESTER THREAD •SOLID BRASS 5" X 7" FRAMES 5/$1 $6.99 $14 SWIFTS PREMIUM CANNED HAM VA lb. ROYALE JUMBO PAPER TOWELS RUBBERMAID 10 PCE. MICROWAVE DISH SET SET OF 3 OCTINE PATTERN <9 (M LUMINARC WINE CLASSES *5.00 RU66ÉRMÂI6 4 PIKE ÛO wamr 09 BY KELTON REG. TO *12.99 iEiTBRYERT - BY GILLETTE OR C.E 1 CURLING IRONS RV r.lLLETTE OR O.E. $7.99 $10.99 $6.66 SOME ITEMS MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE IN ALL STORE! BIWAY BRAND HONEY ROAST, PEANUTS 3509 10 PACK CHRISTMAS CRACKERS Of [ACCESSORIES RAGU 1 LITRE [SPAGHETTI SAUCE ROWNTREES CHOCO 2509 CROSSES FRUCTAL 28 oz JAR OF FRUIT TOWN & COUNTRY CANNED 2 8 oz. TOMATOES AGREE CONDITIONER 225mL PRESTONE II ANTIFREEZE 2 LITRE FUJI COLOUR FILM 110-24 or 135-24 LAURENTIDE POTATO CHIPS REGULAR OR RIPPLE 2009 ITALPASTA MACARONI & Xi Zeta Lambda Holds Meeting "Christmas the World Over," was the topic of the program presented by Roz Yeo and Leona Wolitski at Xi Zeta Lambda Chapter's December Meeting hosted by Sharon McMullen. It was interesting to learn how other countries prepare for and celebrate the holiday season. Sorority members shared some of their family traditions at Christmas. Following the meeting, several several members shared in the Chapter's annual cookie exchange. exchange. Xi Zeta Lambda members joined with the two Beta Sigma Phi Ritual of Jewels chapters for the Christmas dinner held at the Lions Centre. After a delicious turkey dinner, prepared by the Lioness Club and served by the Lions, members members were entertained by the talented ventriloquist, Mrs. Beula Buckwald and her puppet friends. Among the favourites were "Grandma and Grandpa." Singing Christmas carols and songs helped make for a most enjoyable evening that was hosted by Kappa Delta. Ann Warren, who has transferred to a Port Hope chapter, was presented with a transferee gift. We will miss seeing her on a regular basis but hope she will visit us when she is in the Bowmanville Area. Santa couldn't come personally personally to our Christmas meeting and social but Cathy Koenderman, our president, gave us the good word that one of his elves had come to distribute the gifts for the Secret Sister Exchange. Lisa Koenderman Koenderman did a great job helping on Santa's behalf. After trying trying to guess who might be our secret sister, hostess Mary Ann Denard was assisted assisted by Leona Wolitski and Susan Cookson serving delicious Christmas treats. A wine and cheese party will be held during the holiday holiday season at Roz and Nelson Nelson Yeo's home. Lynda Gibson Gibson will be hosting our first meeting in January. Members of our chapter wish you a very happy and safe holiday season. Elizabeth Bateman Enniskillen Mr. and Mrs. Ted Worry's grandchildren from Sudbury Sudbury are spending the holidays holidays with them. Mrs. Wilfred Bowman and Miss Myrtle Tamblyn attended attended Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bowman's Pre-Christmas Supper Party on December 13th. On Sunday, December 21st, Pre-Christmas Family Dinner Party and Gift Exchange Exchange was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright with Trevor Wright acting as Santa Claus in his full Santa Claus suit. Miss Mary Elisabeth MacMillan, R.R. #1 Bowmanville, was also with the Wright clan for the Christmas party. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Dickey, Dickey, Bowmanville, were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton. Mr. and Mrs. John Bor- rowdale, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. Miss Myrtle Tamblyn visited visited with friends in Toronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe along with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Bewdley, visited at Carp with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dickson, on December December 19th and 20th. Miss Michelle Leadbea- ter, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anger, Bowmanville, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeater. By all reports, the Enniskillen Enniskillen Public School Concert Concert on December 18th was a very enjoyable one with several from the area attending. attending. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Groerieveld were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Raaphorst, Bowmanville, celebrating the Raaphorst Family Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton had Sunday lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, Blackstock. Miss Betty Wright spent part of Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Lou Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin were Sat. evening evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery and Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pig- gott and family attended the wedding of Mr. James Pig- gott and Mrs. Joyce Patterson Patterson in Bowmanville on Sunday, Sunday, Dec. 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Terrill, Kendal, were Sat. evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Griffin. Mr. Michael Grocnvcld will be reporting back to duty at Gcraldton for the OPP. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery joined other family members for their Pro Christmas gct-togcthcr December December 21st at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Avery. Seasons Greetings from the Enniskillen Correspondent Correspondent to all the staff at The Canadian Statesman.