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Dual Cassette SAVE $6.00 Metal Tool Box Reg. 15.99 $9 99 58-0816 Reg. 89.99 *59 99 44-1507 Reg. 28.99 *18 99 61-0063 1/2 PRICE Microwave Cake Pan 1/2 PRICE Blank Video Tape $099 45-1646 LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE 3/8" Drive 4 Pee. Ratchet Set Reg. 24.99 *9 58-8923 99 tmm ■ :/>J i ibb9 t| hn'V,, n ill Reg. 5.99 LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE 8 Pee. Screwdriver Set ■ Reg. 26.99 *12 99 57-3514 *• -4;:^ V--.. V ; : 1 - Reg. 9.99 $4 99 42-0710 SAVE $50.00 Sanyo 1.0 cu. ft. Microwave $279 329.99 W 99 43-1711 1/2 PRICE 20 Pee. Dinnerware Set Reg. 29.99 *14 99 42-0235 ( ;■ Watch for other in-store specials • Quantities Are Limited • No Rain Checks CANADIAN TIRE 160 Church Street Bowmanville Christmas Store Hours Mon. to Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. SpMRi» «SSIMBS Xmas Dinner Solina W.I. held their; Christmas meeting December December 13th with a pot luck sup-; per at 6:30 p.m. Husbands were our guests. President; Barbara Kapteyn welcomed the guests followed with the W.I. Grace. After a most delicious delicious and filling meal we adjourned to the upper hall for the business followed by a Christmas program. An executive meeting is to be held January 3rd, at 7:30 p.m. There is to be a pot luck supper December 31st at 6:30 p.m. at the hall followed by a varied program. program. Following an International International evening at Blaikie Row- sell's, members were made award of the financial needs of A.C.W.W. Dorothy Smith held a raffle raffle of a Theodore Bear with the proceeds going to A.C.W.W. The lucky winner was Doris Hills. A thank you goes out to Dorothy and all who help to support the project. project. Roll Call was an unwrapped unwrapped gift for Denise House. There was great support support to this roll calf. The East Group was in charge for the remainder of the evening. Marion Broome called on Sneena Akeson for the Motto: "Only what we give away enriches us from day to day." We can do many things for other people with gifts, buying etc. but what we give of ourselves to others others with time giving, helping with chores, a smile, a thank you, for a drive or a visit can be much more fulfilling fulfilling to all. A 3-act Christmas skit called the Runaway Reindeers Reindeers by the East group, was , very enjoyable to all. There was Santa, Cindy Ashton; ; Alma Langmaid, Mrs. Claus; Pat Best as Jumping Jack, Vi Ashton as Rudolph; Marion Broome The Toy Soldier; Soldier; Sheena Akeson Chief Elf, Evelyn Browse the Snow. Bear and Jessie Tink the helicopter pilot. The reindeer were Marion Sheena, Sheena, Pat and Evelyn in the final final act. Carols were sung in ' between acts. It was an en- - joy able evening for all with ; much laughter. The next meeting January 10th with men invited. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. P.R.O. Bernice Watson. More Than 100 Rental Homes Allocated to Oshawa Area * The Ministry of Housing has given a group the go-', ahead to develop plans for 120 non-profit rental homes , for families, singles and sen- - ior citizens in Oshawa, under under the province's "Homes . Now" program. The announcement was . made today by John Swee- • ney, Ontario's Minister of! Housing. "I am pleased at the ini- ' tiative demonstrated by the • New Hope Non-Profit Dwell-. ings (Durham) Inc. in plan- ■ rang these 120 homes in partnership with the provin- • rial government," Mr. Swee- ; ney said. "Homes Now", the prov-. inces's largest-ever provin- ; rial housing initiative, has ! allocated about 28,000 non- • profit rental homes 'across • " the province since it began just over a year ago. The program assists municipal, municipal, private and cooperative cooperative non-profit housing organizations in developing and building affordable rental rental housing. About 70 per cent of the housing will be made available to families, senior citizens and single persons who will receive provincial provincial assistance with their rent while the remainder will be offered at market rent. Sponsors given allocations allocations under "1-Iomos Now" are eligible for interest-free provincial loans to assist them in developing their proposals to the point at which they may bo given final final provincial approval. Lot a former Police Officer bo your voice in court No Cost Consultation Low Cost Representation X 436-7194W! 249 KING ST. E. (Across from I ho Oshnw.i Provinn.il Court)