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t I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 20, 1981 17 â v7»' Later Track on down to our Wild, Wild Savings selling event! Tame your budget now 'cause it's beastly out there in that jungle of everyday high, high costs! Hurry on in today! Technics and Hurry! Quantities T v , vt-vw-' h ta i! ' v 1 " i:r> at 'Vît Are Limited! i' " M'v M! r MjMM-- !w:, ..a: x. 7i ■■ v, : . rm:Sjm -.1 ■ V . J . L.Vj 'CAAAAi ■ ' -T V. ■ ?7] V&i vbrJ yc-vTS- X' -v/'x --- , t > I a ', i • • / tf ; t ii ^ ÈS t . h I - : ^ 1 ' v a . i ) . EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE! 26" Console Color Television 3-year 100% warranty Now Only ^699. ® 5 THIS SALE ONLY Manufacturer's Clearance of Second* Inventory AX 330 3-Way Speakers .f SL-H301 Semi-Automatic Belt Drive Turntable 10-year 100% Warranty SA 202 60-Watt Stereo Receiver Manufacturer's Sugg. List $809.80 Now Only......... SAVE $239.85 S569. 95 Sunbeam Kettle Reg.tg.gsSALE $12.98 $$ Qiterlzer ,j Sunbeam Can Opener Sunbeam Hand Mixer Reg.27.g8 SALE "Oodles" of Great Specials on Stereo "On-the-Move" For your auto or... completely portable units! ..r-.ra K... .-.I ■' V \ K -l _ f -- { ' ffi/l . •- (A ri jqL Irri />--<. : O Reg. 26.g8 SALE $14.95 $14.95 Reg. 46.g5 SALE $29.95 *Sale merchandise may have slight finish imperfections. All merchandise fully guaranteed by manufacturer. f-'\ v,.\ . r,\ ii r /H U 'V,\ M %/./ |.r fi 1 - ' , . '\ I j v% m ÎJlS4, ? M / :l i w& tâ M i aaaa U \ i ! ! X\// ! "i J A !, \ H« Ml IV ' Wjpu I ' i <j L] J V7 I. i h \V ! i I ' i M;:i V ..M /, \ [| rwsy a \.7 ; m : ! ! U l / i ):S) f :rt 1:1 _____ Sunbeam Multi-Cooker Sunbeam Oster Blender "Crockery" Buffet Frypan 4-Slice Toaster jjj- Reg. 67.gs SALE $44.95 Reg. 44.g5 SALE $24.95 i m \ L J : Bowmanville Audio- Vision Use Your CHAKGKX V/SA 20 King Street West Telephone 623-2312 i I ;jntnvMANYiM.*-:li jimitlNI"'.'-', « TN I Hr. ti * %* .V Blackstock The O.N.u. will be sponsoring sponsoring a bus for children age five and over to take swimming swimming lessons at Uxbridge Pool from July 6-17. The cost of the bus will be $10 per child plus individual swimming lesson rates. Registration will be at Elaine Bailey, 77 Scugog St. N. on May 26 at 9:00 a.m. on a first come first served basis. This past week was certainly one for showers both of the rainy and of the bridal types. Four brides - to-be were honoured this week at parties. Susan Thompson was the guest of honour at a shower held at the home of Kathleen Dorrell on Tuesday evening. On Thursday evening Marguerite Beacock and Brenda Bryant were cohosted cohosted a shower in honour of Louise VanCamp at Norma's home. Debbie McLaughlin was the guest of honour at a shower held by Margaret Mountjoy on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. Best wishes to all these young ladies. Mrs. Wilbur Toms, Les and Ann Taylor, Eileen McLaughlin, Wilma VanCamp, Joan Graham and Joyce Kelly were among the many guests who called to help celebrate Mrs. Elgin Taylor's 85th birthday at the Open House in her honour at her home on Wednesday afternoon. The weekly senior citizens card party had these winners 1) Ella Venning - 84 2) Herman Kerry-83 3) Grant Bright - 82.4) Don Brooke - 79 5) Elmes Johnson - 77 6) Pearl day - 77 Low Wilma VanCamp. There were 18 tables. On Tuesday afternoon quite a number of relatives and friends attended the funeral.of the late Miss Edna Vance at McDermott - Panabaker Funeral Home, Port Perry. Quite a number from this area attended Pioneer Days at the Scugog Shores Museum over the weekend. Some took part in the demonstrations or musicial programmes while others were there are interested spectators. On Wednesday evening the Cartwright Rangers held their annual Fashion show at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. The Rangers assisted assisted by several of their friends modelled many delightful fashions provided by Chandelle Fashions. During During the fashion show Mrs. Joan Grove provided soft background music. While an informative commentary by Mrs. Donna Bradley kept the audience captivated. Additional Additional entertainment as provided during the break, Marlene Parsons accompanied accompanied by Herb Vine on the guitar.favoured with three vocal solos. Mrs. C. Corden played a piano solo after which Lynn McLaughlin accompanied by her mother sang a vocal solo. After this two lucky draws were won by Joy Werry and Linda Fletcher. Following the penny draw everyone enjoyed a lovely lunch. The monthly meeting of St. John's ACW will take place at the Parish Hall at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 21st. Gardening will be followed by Bible study at 8 p.m. All Welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fetch, Kent and Katherine were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. A group of local young people visited the Canada Wide Science Fair in Waterloo Waterloo on Saturday. John Lawrence has been moved from the Toronto Hospital to Port Perry Hospital. If you wish to put news articles in this column, please phone 986-4257 before noon on Mondays. School Bd. Briefs B.H.S. GUIDANCE ROOMS Improvements to the guidance rooms at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School were approved last week at the regular meeting of the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. Education. The relocation of a book storage area and the creation of a group counselling room will cost an estimated $6,000, Capital construction projects projects valued at $66,500 for elementary schools and $20,470 for secondary schools were also' approved by the board. APPROVED CAPITAL , PROJECTS Capital projects valued at over $85,000 were approved for 1981 at the regular meeting of the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education held last week in Campbell- ford.