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Regular Priced $399.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE FREE GIFT AND DRAW Fill in this coupon and bring it to the store to get a FREE gift suitable for the home. We will then enter your name for a draw of a chair or curio cabinet. Name Address, Postal Code. Tel. No., WMx/m Assorted NIGHT TABLES In Oak, Maple or Pine. All have 2 drawers and are made by a well known manufacturer. Regular Priced $299.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE $98 00 5 PIECE DINETTE In a clean looking chrome finish complete with 4 chairs. Table extends to 60" with a 12" leaf. All upholstery is washable. Jersey backed material. Regular Priced $399.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE $288°° I C.S. I Zenith COLOR TELEVISION 20" Complete with a remote control and a built in converter. 3 year warranty is included. included. Regular Priced $699.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE $538°° Lanark 2 Piece Sectional CHESTERFIELD SUITE Upholstered in your choice of cotton or polyester polyester print, reversible knife edge back cushions, cushions, contemporary styling. Regular Priced $929.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE $588°° WING MIRROR By a famous name manufacturer, swivel sides makes a beautiful dressing mirror, all oak or pine framed, 1 1/4" float plate glass, some vertical mirrors for even less. Regular Priced $195.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE ............. $88 00 Kroehler SWIVEL ROCKER Upholstered in a hardwearing luxurious nylon nylon velvet, tufted back and T-Style cushion wrap around valance.,Choice of colours. Regular Priced $349.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE $197 00 Sklar-Pepplar TABLES Beautiful traditional finished in Royal Oak and Hickory combination. Set of 3 consists of a square coffee table and 2 end tables. Matching sofa table is available tor extra charge Regular Priced $944.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE $564°° Inglis 17 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR In a beautiful almond color. Cantilever shelves, butter conditioner, choice of right or left hand door opening available. Regular Priced $1019.00 SPECIAL OPENING 00 PRICE $849 SOLID HEADBOARD Available in Maple, Oak and Pine. Can be used with a Queen size or double bed. Regular Priced $299.00 SPECIAL OPENING PRICE $98°° % I füü m The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, September 9. 1987 7 Yelverton (intended lor last week) On Wed. evening, Corrie Malcolm hosted a baby shower for our newest neighbour. Lacey Deanna Stinson, daughter of Nancy and Dale Stinson and Lacey was the recipient of a number number of attractive baby outfits outfits and accessories. Those present were next door neighbours plus members of our own family -- Mitzi and Mona from Ajax and Jane, Marti and Dionne from Omcmcc. The guest of honor during the evening found the whole evening a bore, yawned once or twice and went back to sleep. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stinson and Lacey enjoyed a day this week at the Metro Zoo. The Lob ball team from Pontypool sponsored by Stinson farms havelostonly two games all season -- one in regular play and one in tournament play and each by only one run. This leaves them in top place for the season in their league. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moran and family aller spending a couple of months in our community, have returned to Edmonton this past week. Darlene was able to attend a birthday party forherdad, Murray Malcolm, before take off. On Fri. night the Malcolm clan at Yelverton used a belated belated birthday party for Murray as an excuse to attend attend the musicale the (Un)Sophisticated Ladies at the Limelight based on the musical works of the late Duke Ellington. This was an excellent show of singing and dancing and we certainly would not advocate advocate anyone taking their children to see it if they wished to keep them "down on the farm" thereafter. Those attending were Murray and Ann, Eileen and Howard, Corrie and Harvey. We also were hosted to a social hour or two or three at Candy Malcolm's Malcolm's apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm Malcolm picked up Eileen's Aunt Betty Whittaker of Hamilton this week and took her with them for a day at the C.N.E -- quite an ambitious ambitious project for the fine octogenarian lady -- Aunt Betty, not Eileen. Blackstock Fair this year was blessed with fine weather weather after being in the bad books with that fickle lady the past couple of years -- the weather lady, of course. Based on the shortage of parking spaces, the attendance attendance must have been excellent. excellent. The large varietyiiof events taking place must have provided at least some interest for almost everyone. At the horseshoe pitching contest it was a pleasure to watch the experts at play. It was interesting to note that old pro, Roy McLaughlin is currently observing his 50th anniversary since competing competing in the world horseshoe pitching competition in New York city 50 years ago. The way he was tossing ringers, ringers, he hasn't lost too much of his skill. Speaking of anniversaries, anniversaries, we are reminded that this week marks our "paper" anniversary as we start another year as correspondent correspondent for the Bowmanville Bowmanville Statesman. Way back on September 9, 1954, we wrote our first news column for the Yelverton community. community. By speedy computations, we assume we have just completed 33 years in that capacity. Still on the topic of An-; niversaries, Yelverton*. United Church will be observing observing its 125th anniversary anniversary on Sunday, September 20, at 11 a.m. with Rev. Gerald Hofstetter of Guelph as guest speaker. Following the service, refreshments will be provided in the church hall. Welcome visitors at Mal- conia this week end were Corrie's sister, Gertrude and hubby Roy Werry of Sudbury, now working in Hamilton. §11 : • 77 , , m x , . ■ H - • v v •V ■' - ' ■' ■ ■ -'I 61 . ; ; ■ , V ■ , ; : ■ . . ' - ; m An tori A v 1 r VV.. v . " ■■ ■ '/ : , ; . . ; ■ v: £&? I '• Y*" • > ' •' v : Y ; ' \ Y '< = . ' 1 .. ■'■■■ ■ . ' ■ . ■ .. ../>• V ■' . s . 1 . ' . ' \ '■ ' :• - ' ■■ \7' . ' i, 7 111 7Y-Y7 ■Y7 ; ' '■■777; - / ■ • ; :"7 Elizabeth ville Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter, Hunter, Peterborough, were with Peacock's on Monday evening. evening. Mrs. Sharon Boyko Michael Michael and Sarah visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew's on Saturday evening. Chris and Amy Fowler, Stirling are spending a lew days with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew. They also have Richard Richard and Ian Trew Alan's boy on Monday, j Mrs. Mae Muldrew spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Avery's and she took Mae and Mrs. Elva Muldrew, Muldrew, to Cullen's Gardens as well as taking them out for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock, Mark had ten with Mr. and Mrs. Steven Peacock, Lindsay Lindsay an evening last week. 1 1 Ross Longyear got hi's truck back last week. It was damaged some and was found in the woods near Co- bourg. Tobacco harvesting is well on the way in the area. The Women's Institute meets to-morrow at Mrs. Irene Beatty's. We have to plan our day and evening at the park September 11 and 12.