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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 25, 191& N E WTnrO N - VIL LÂE Members of- the Bowman- ville Nurses Association were entertained last Monfday evening at the home of Mrs. Acey Farrow. There were eighteen present and Doctor and Mis. Bruce Allia, home from New Zealand showed very interesting pic- tures of that country wich were enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Cheryl Vardy and Mrs. Sharon Buttery, the two new Leaders of the 4-H Club, will be holding the first meeting of that organization, on Wednes- day, January 25th. This is open to boys and girls, of that age group and we hope to have something to report next week. Local people attending the meeting of the Senior Citizen Group, in Newcastle, last Tbursday included Mrs. Iva Farrow, Mrs. Milligan and Bernice and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher. We understand Mrs. Fletcher was elected as the new President for this year. Congratulations! Vi-sitors during the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilmer, were Mr. and Mrs. Phil, Gilmer, Mrs. Rowena Tizzard, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmer, and Lynn of Port Hope. Sorry to bear Mrs. Carole Gardner is in Toronto, under- going surgery. We ail wisb ber a speedy recovery. There were 20 ladies in attendance at the Newtonville Women's Institute meeting, held at the home of President Amelia Lancaster, on Wed- nesday afternoon, January 18th. After a few words of welcome to ber new home, the meeting opened with the Ode, followed by the Mary Stewart Collect. Secretary- Treasurer Madeline Buckley read, the minutes- of last meeting, duly approved, and the Financial report, also approved, as read. A trip to the Eaton's Centre bas been arranged for Thursday, January 26tb and 45 passen- SAVE NOW o..1or Puy More Lofer Fantustic Januory-Savings avoulable st111 ut Wiso's. DON'T MISS THIS! 5 PIECE ALL WOOD BEDROOM SUITE By Vallibres. Genuine ash wîth centre guided construction, solid tops and gables. Large 68" dresser with twin framed mirrors, cedar ined armoire, 60" headend and 2 nite tables. HERE'S QUALITY AT A JANUARY CLEAROUT $889 HERE'S A WINNER! 3 PIECE TRADITIONAL LIVINGROOM SUITE Tali back design covered in attractive green and gold brocade. Elegance with comfort. Suite incl udes sofa, loveseat and chair. JANUARY SALE CLEAROUT ....648 MODERN 2 PIECE SECTIONAL' CORNER GROUP Plump foamn cushiQ) ns, seat and back, covered in furry brewn orlon plush. DON'T MISS THIS .....$5 9 5 TALL BOOKCASE WALL UNITS Group of 3 units with combinations of doors, sel1ves, bar and drawers. Your choice of pecan or rosewood finish. GROUP......$455 GENUINE PINE BEDROOM SUITE B'y Kilgour. Martha Washington design dresser with twin oval mirriors, Queen size rope poster bed, huge bonnet armoire 'with drawers and shelves, leaded glass hutch top wlth light, 2 nite tables with drawers and doors. List $2695. ONLY AT IWILSON'S.. .$1799, BE D-CH ESTE RFlE LD By King-Koil. Durable Herculon cover, foam cushions and double size mattress. JANUARY SALE IP229 CLEAROUT.............. Serving Oshawa and Area for 43 years., We must be doing something right.' iw' PRICE .. . . . .. . . . I Many Area ResidentsAttend Newcasuile Arena Open House Construction work is proceeding well on Newcastle arena with the floor poured and contractors about ready to instali the ice surface boards. On Saturday afternoon many area residents toured the building and rnost were high in their approval. One group is shown in the top picture, being provided with details by Councillor Aif Gray, Bud Fanning and Del Moore., The other picture shows a couple of youngsters playingon the cernent floor and gives a good idea of the spaciousness of the interior. Incidentally, several draw tickets were sold during the afternoon and donations were rèceived to help the building fund reach its objective. More would be welcorned. gers are to leave bere at 8:45 a.m. and be prepared to leave Toronto for the 'trip home again at 4 p.m. Madeline Buckley and Bernice Milligan gave an account of the 85th An- niversary of Solina Institute, which they attended on January l4th. Mabel Wade described the impressive ceremony she and others had attended on Invitation, when Mr. Richard Lovekin was installed as a Judge. Cheryl Vardy and Sharon Buttery have agreed to act as Leaders and attend the next two Courses, in Sewing and Cooking. Unit Leader Jean O'Neill presented the program, beginning witb the roll cal "An Idea To Keep Food Prices Down.'" Cheryl Vardy read an article on the life of Queen Elizabeth II, including ber Twenty-Fiftb Anniversary. A contest on questions about tbe Queen followed and this was won by Olive Henderson. A reading was given by Madeline Buckley and Mary Jones told of ber trip to England, during. the Jubilee, showîng pictures which were enjoyed by all present. Bessie Stephenson also was heard from. Collection was taken and Grace was sung, after whicb lunch was served. Appreciation was expÉessed to the hostess. ,±U LI1±~iI!B¶~U4 lIN I 't w Inglis $295100 ING-LiS matching 19500 Genera I E Iectric 17 cubic feet REF RIGERATOR Frost free, ful idth cantýIever shelves, butter conditioner., wth wheels. $529-00 Genera I E lectric 20 inch COLOR TV 100 per cent solid state mod ular chassis, In-lune Black Matrix. 3-YEAR HOME SERVICE $429,00 Miss Carol Henderson was home fromn Kingston, Tburs- day and Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hender- son were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Ceci] Henderson in Oshawa. Miss Joy Yates was a visitor with Miss Kim Gilmer for a couple days, the end of last week. Mr. Jim Adams was visiting relatives and friends in Toronto over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Ton, and family of Port Hope were Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ton and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ton of Newcastle were supper guests with the Tons, al celebrating the birtbday of Mrs. Ton. Congratulations! Amelia and Sidney Lan- caster were the greeter.s at our church door, Sunday morning, wben the theme of Rev. Tizzard's sermon was "What's The Answer?'" The choir sang "It's Me O Lord, Standing In The Need of Prayer." Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Brownies meet in Church Hall. 7:30 p.m. Week of Prayer Service-St. Andrew's Church, Bowmanville. 8:00 p.m. Newtonville U.C.W. meet in Churcb Hall. Thursday 6:30 p.m. Girl Guides meet in Church Hall. Sunday, January 29-12:30 p.m. Pot-luck dinner followed Genera I E Iectric 26 inch COLOR TV 100 per cent soîid state automatic, color Iock. 3-Y EAR HOME SERVICE $579,00 a. a a. A g g *g , * g * g a g .11 e n n by Annual Congregational Meeting in Newtonville. Glad to bear Mrs. Edna Elliott was able to return home Sunday from Port Hope and District, Hospital where she underwent surgery. .Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lane and family of Orono were supper guests -Sunday witb Mrs. Leone Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morton and boys of Kendal wereSunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Stapleton. The funeral of the late Mr. Charles Beigbton was held on Monday afternoon from the Ross Funeral Chapel, in Port Hope. Mr. Breighton, in bis ninety-fifth year, was a brother of the late Mrs. John Lancaster. Mrs. Elleen Baldwin of Oshawa was a Sunday visitor here, witb Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Chanton Brown of Newcastle were supper guests Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Mrs. Val Zetsma entertain- SYMPATHY FLOWERS BELONG, AT THE TIMEGOO. LATER ON AT HOME. For sympathy flowers and plants. cati your FTD Florisi. Vour Extra Touch Fortt, Est ... 623-4441 est .5791118 B L EN o rth .728-5159 Daiy Delvery ed ber Sunday School class at a Skating Party, Sunday afternoon. Ten of tbem were in attendance and later, pizzas and bot chocolate were enjoy- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher were among those attending the funeral of the late Mr. Orlie Conlin from the Maclnt- tosh Funeral Home, Oshawa, on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett of Belleville were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill. ELIZABETH VILLE Church services were cancelled on the 15th. On the 2nd Rev. Kennedy was with us and spoke on "the Christian calling of Friendsbip". The choir sang. Mrs. A. Carruthers came home from the hospital last week. Mrs. W. Lewkois in Port Hope Hospital at time of writing. Mrs. J. Sevenhuysen Thompson, Man. arrived home on Friday for a week. She was rather surprised at all the snow that we have. Where she is living there wasn't enough for good skiing just hada small storm at Christ- mas when the weatber warmed up, of course it is muchcolder there. Mr. and Mrs. V. Peacock visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee, Peterborough on, Sunday. Mr. and -Mrs. H. Thickson had Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fowler and Christopher, Mrs. R. Westheuser and Lesley, and Mrs. J. Sevenhuysen on -Saturday for dinner.' Mrs. C. Beatty is able to be Up flow and feels quite a bit better than she was. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler had a belated Christmas dinner on Sunday for Nancy (Mrs. Sevenhuysen), Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fowler and Christopher, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson, Raymond and Bruce Fowler and their girl friends attended. Mr.' and Mrs. J. DeKoker', Sunderland, called in die afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. D. Kippen, in the corner house were in- volved in an accident about 10 days ago. Mrs. Kippen bas a broken toe and cuts and bruises in the face. Mr. Kippen got a severe whip lash. Sympathies are extended to friends and relatives in the death of Mr. Pattison, Mrs. Ron' Mercer's father last week., Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer and Philip, Mr. and Mrs. R. Crombie and boys, Bowman- ville, had tea with Mr. and Mrs. W. Terbenche, Port Hope after the funeral on Sunday.- Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler were in Toronto Friday evening getting Mrs. Seven- huysen. She bad spent a day with friends in Toronto before getting borne. IYOUNG MýODERNS, (OSHA'WA LTD.> ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SAVINGS0-O W Up TO 0 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 38 KING ST. E OSHAWA SQUARE STORE HOURS:Mon. -Tues. -Wed.-Thurs.9:OOa.m.-5:30p.m. Friday 9:00Oa.m. - 9:00Op.m. Saturday 9:00Oa.m. - 5:00Op.m. MID-WINTER SHOE SA LE CONTINUES- 20 "to4O% oOFF DISCONTINUED LINES 0F MEN'"S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR NO EXCHANGE NO REFUNDS Ail Regular Footwear UTo ffURSDAY - FRIDAY - STRA 10% of JAUARY26-27-28 ONLY! 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