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i I The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, December 26,1984 19 Bowmanville Audio-Vision's Boxing ^ Thursday, December 27 (All Prices Cash and Carry) Super Deluxe 20" Panasonic Color Televisio M.S.L. $749.95 $ 399 95 An assortment of Personal Stereos... by Panasonic V300 AM/FM Stereo Receiver with built-in cassette player/recorder, semi-automatic record player and speakers. V RXF2 Compact AC/Battery FM/AM/FM Stereo Radio Cassette recorder with soft eject and ambience stereo. Hi ■ 1 '< » | 'l a «! 1 iS 1 g . ' : l SG-J500 FM/AM Stereo Receiver with built-in front-loading turntable, cassette cassette player/recorder and speakers. >:• C JSS2L..BS RF455 Compact FM/AM/FM Stereo Radio with built-in speaker and open-air stereo headphones. featuring. . . • Remote control • One-touch recording • Forward and reverse search • Electronic push-button tuning • Multi-function display • Aluminum Die-cast chassis • Direct-drive motors, and much more DOOR CRASHER SPECIALS Quantities are limited on many of these items. Hurry In! At these prices, they won't last long! Authorized 20 King St. West Panasonic Use your MasterCard or Visa In-store Financing Available Dealer Telephone 623-2312 Women's Institute The Christmas meeting of the Bowmanville Women's Institute was held in the Trinity United Church Hall, Thursday, December 6 at 12 noon for a Christmas luncheon. Twenty-three members sat down to a delicious meal of turkey with all the trimmings. The executive executive was in charge. The W.I. Grace was sung. After the meal the meeting was opened by the President Mrs. H. Millson with the singing of 0 Canada, The Institute Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. L. Tomlinson, Secretary Treasurer, read the minutes of the previous meeting and gave the financial statement. The Roll Call - A Christmas Verse or Memory was answered by each member. Christmas cards were signed for the shut-ins. The meeting was turned over to Mrs. M. Wiseman who was in charge of the Christmas program. A reading by Mrs. C. Bell was enjoyed by all. A duet was sung by Mrs. I. Twist and Mrs. H. Millson. A humourous skit was presented. Christmas carols were sung by the members with Mrs. M. Amacker at the piano. Mrs. M. Wiseman and Mrs. E. Kinnear were in charge of the exchange of gifts. If any woman is interested in Women's Institute work, we welcome you. The Bowmanville Women's Institute meet the first Thursday of each.month at 2 p.m. at Trinity United Church Hall. Hope to see you at our next meeting, January 3,1985. --P.R.O.- Anne Brine Turkey Dinner For Meals on Whe e ls Clients Clients of Meals on Wheels will be enjoying a hot turkey dinner Monday, December 24, when volunteers volunteers call on approximately 35 residents in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Hampton, and Cour- tice. And on Tuesday, December December 18, the Jack and Jill Club supplied Christmas baskets of fruits and treats | to Meals ' on Wheels" récF pients. Meals on Wheels provides dinners twice weekly to local residents who require the service. Delivery usually usually takes place on Tuesday and Thursday of each week. However, because Christmas Christmas falls on Tuesday this year, the customary Tuesday Tuesday meal will be delivered Monday. Community Care Co-Or- dinator Roxy Barnes said approximately 60 volunteers volunteers are currently working on the Meals on Wheels Program. Each week, it takes about 16 supporters of the program to deliver hot meals to seniors of the municipality. r efoô^ L pamicipacmn• 1 HOUR EXPRESS PHOTO FINISHING PHOTOGRAPHY FRAMING PASSPORT PHOTOS WHILE YOU WAIT Lange's Photo Lab Inc. Your Full Seivice Photo Lab 50 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE 623-2568