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ZIPPER .... .........$6.95 : LAMB'S WOOL, BUTTON CARDIGANS ..............$950 | Ladies' Coll LAMB'S WOOL PULLOVERS, TWEED ...........co... 5995 | ED CO : B Ly 4 LLARS elfen . y - . . ! " LAMB'S WOOL, SLEEVELESS ....c.ccoummnnnn. $4.95 PIQUE ...oovveriviinn, S115 6215 md 92 3000 $17.95 and $12.95 EMBROIDERED .........mmnnns ceria $1.85 CialiZipper Juckels -- Bright Red with quilted lining .................0000000... $19.95 Fur Ear Muffs GIRL'S WHITE FUR EAR MUFFS ................$1.39 \ Tooke Scarves for Men ALL WOOL PLAIDS ....ccoccovsinnninnnn ~ $2.00, Infanis Dresses INFANT'S NYLON DRESSES, boxed $2.98, $1.98 ea. | WEE GOT SOMETHING YOU'll LOVE SEAMLESS 51 GAUGE ........ revere: $1.26 pair STRETCH HOSE... $1.50 pair «Xb $2.50 $3.50 Packard Slippers for Men Children's Wool Hats, 98. each $4 95, $6. 965, $8.95 : Ladies' Slippers: - Oomphies i Handkies Austin Gloves for Men Leather with fleece lining, Brown, Black, Grey, and Tan BROWN LEATHER GLOVES with heavy fur on back ASAI ZT TET ZS MEE SAEZ AL EZ SAEZ RE SING SA Zs $2.95 pair HANDKIES, Colored .................... 15¢., 25¢., 50c. each IMITIALBD ....ccimnmminmsmmmmssmnsivsis 50c. each EMBROIDERED .................... 25¢., 35¢., 75c¢., $1.00 ] To Johnston's Suits for Men Biltmore Hats, $6.95 'House Coats- Corduroy $13.95 each HIGH CLASS GIFT LINE -- RPO ..:$5.95, $4.95 ALL IN STOCK ONE BLUE _ Heavy Nylon Fleece Lining, Hi Quality Line * LADIES' SLIPPERS ..covcevesviriieinns $1.35, $2.50, $3.50 THREE SHADES GREY d lll ~ CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, LA PARISETTE -- ONE PAIR PANTS convinces $59.50 FINE QUALITY oo TN, $2.95, $3.50 TWO PAIR PANTS .ooiiiiie rere ne $69.50 Score's Suburban Coats SL te Bi " 7 , . > «| A Men's........... 818. % and $22.95 | Ladies' Duster Coats ET Phone 43 2 I COTTON CREPE .,....... Teas TIAA CSA SAIS J $56.95 \ LL } : Le Boys PS A $12.95 FLANNELETTE ..oovseooeesreesoeesosossssesssesssssasnsoen $3.95 Port Perry, Ontario I ES A eM LS II LS A A A TRAIT SA TT Sa iil i eA AN ECT MRSA: RTA RZ II RSS IRS ii Look BENDIX DRYERS Deluxe Model Reg. $249.96 $219.95 POP-UP TOASTER $16.50 ~~ MOFFAT 9.5 REFRIGERATOR was $309 SPECIAL $249.95 BLECTRIC KETTLES $9.95 t, MOFFAT RANGE : 30" Has everything Model 30350 Reg. 349 SIO. 3 ©. 8mall Down Payment FOOD 0D MIXERS 516 $16.95 CLOCK, LIGHT, M. MINDER $199.95 CHRISTMAS " SPECIAL : SN WN OW WNW WN PW RE OAS OAD LOOK Look SWIVEL TOP VACUUM CLEANERS $719.95 11 attachments WERLICH WAGONS ' from $9.95 2.Brush . FLOOR POLISHERS $49.95 TOY GAS TRUCKS 29" Long $7. 9 WASHERS with pump Reg. $169. $129.95 SLEIGHS, 34" SIZE $4.95 Holds Any Article. Till Christmas : TED JACKSONS PORT PERRY Queen Street: ~ PHONE 38W MOFFAT, BENDIX DOMINION, COFFIELD Toys by Otaco | and Werlich REENBANK he W. A. and the Fidelis Class catered to a turkey banquet for the Federation of Agriculture last Wed- nesday evening at the church. Funeral services for the late Mr. George Gall were held in the chapel f once. at Uxbridge on Monday, Dec. 9th.|cere sym to Mr. and Mrs, Bushby. on Monday afternoon. Interment was at Utlea, The. sym- mily. The village was shocked to hear of| the sudden passing of Mrs. Spears Crewes-Heyes wedding in Port Perry She suffered on Saturday- last, a stroke and passed away almost at! 'The community extends sin- pathy to Mr, y Spore and fa-| munity and spent the week-end with - AAA EATS | pathy of the community is extended The Sunday School Christmas Con- { cert will be held on Friday, Dec, 20th. Miss Evelyn Ianson attended the Mrs, W. M. Tyndal of Regina, Sask. has been visiting relatives in the com- Men's Thursday Night Bowling 1g of First Half Whiz Bangs .....ccecvveeeneviniennns 60 Stars eevee .. b2 DeLuxe ... 62 Goofers ... 46 Archers 43 Meteors 37 Howard .. 36 Black Jack .....ccccrnvviencririnisinnnns 36 MIBLowWn woicmmiviniisinies 30 Cornegle iunmmanimmiimmiminie 29 Legionaires ... 21 JUNIOTS reverence ener ene 21 High Singles--B, Williams 382, D. Butt 288, I. Boyd 260. High Triples -- A. Cawker 666, B. Williams 642, L. Burnett 629. DON'T FORGET THE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BOWLING TOURNA- MENT, DECEMBER 12. Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling = DECEMBER 4th PIVOrs c.isiminininning 17 Mustangs 17 Bombers ....... 6 Lancasters_ b Hurricanes b Spitfires ....u 4 Sunderlands ps 8 Kittyhawks vee 2 / squitpes " 2 ets won 1 North Stars ......cciinin. 0 Helicopters ....c...oeennienn 0 Ovei 200-- Beth Oke 267, Jeanne Goode 261, Jean Sweetman 249, Norma Crozier 2417, Louise Carnegie 240, 226, Cathy Hewitt *235, Marie Wakeford 284, Glanda Taylor 23}, Donna VanCamp 231, Bert Hanlan 227, Ruby Williams 226, Gladys Hayward 222, Ruth Short 221, Merle St. John 218,Audrey De- Nure_ 217, Myrtle Prentice 216, Mary MacGregor 202, Allen Snooks 201, Anne Lown 200. High Singe-- Beth Oke 267 Be and Mrs, Bynes Lee. " ye \S ....High Triple-- Louise Carnegie 632... .... .... .... .... Prizes won for head pins by Gracie Pargeter with 6, Donna "VanCamp with b. Manchester There was an average attendance at Church on Sunday but a small group at Sunday School. Mrs. Luella Ken- .nedy of Port Perry sang two solos in her usual pleasing way. The in- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Steer was baptized. The Annual Christmas Tree enter- tainment will be held on Dec. 19th, (Thursday) in the Township Hall at 4 p.m. The W.A. met at the home of Mrs. J. Dobson last Thursday afternoon. The meeting opened with hymn "A- way in a Manger" followed by Prayer. Mrs. Lucille Gray read a lovely Christ- "| mas legend and Mra. Phylis Midgley read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. Caw- ker presided for the business period. Eighteen members and two visitors answered the roll. The minutes of November meeting were read by Sec. Mrs. Ruby Fielding, and same adopted. A number of "Thank-You" letters were read. A motion, carried unanimously, to cater for the Junior Farmers Banquet on January 18th. It was decided to raise cash-for the flower fund with "Bell" holiday cards instead of Sun- shine bags. The ladies are asked to have their cards on display at Mrs. Croxall's meeting in January, where they will be judged for originality and a small prize will be given, Mrs. Braham sang an appealing Christmas number. The meeting closed with W.A. Theme and Prayer. Myg. Dobson and her group served funch and a social session was enjoy- ed. Collection $6.80. Mr. Harty Cowan and Fraser Rog- ers of Minden were with his sister Mrs. Roach and family over the week- end. The Cubs will appreciate having your-paper and clean rags delivered \ to the church Monday, Dec. 16th. The boys will be very grateful for your help in this way: Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Rudkin on their 'recent mar- ringe. We welcome Mrs. Rudkin to our community. Mrs. Wheatley, Brooklin visited her daughter Mrs. Midgley and family for several days last week. Congratulations to Mr. W. D. Mun- ro who celebrated his 89th birthday Monday, Dec. 9th. Prospect The December meeting of the W.A. was held at the home of Mrs. Durham, with the president, Mrs. Murray Holt- by in the chair. There were the usual reports. It was decided to hold their meetings next year, on the Second Thursday evening of each month. The parsonage committee, Janet Vernon and Tot Holtby, were re-appointed. each, were voted to the Scott Mission and Salvation Army of Toronto. Mrs. Mosienko offered her home for the January meeting, group assisting are Mrs. Durham, Marion Webster and Willa Holtby. Mrs. Leslie Smith conducted the worship service, which opened with the motto and Theme Song, followed by the Lord's Prayer. Several Christ- mas carols were sung, acompanied on the violin by our pastor. Marion We- bster read the Scripture lesson and Rev. Braham offered prayer. Kaye Smith gave an interesting Christmas story and Jean Holtby read "The Little Match Girl", by Hans Christian Anderson. The meeting closed with the Theme prayer. A word contest using "Merry Christmas" introduced a friendly social hour, during which the hostess was assisted by Kaye Smith, Jean Holtby and' Mrs. Dear- born. The hospital committee wish to re- mind you of the Doll Festival this Sat. p.m. in the Parish Hall of the Catholic Church, Tea will be served. Dona- tions to the Home Baking Sale will be appreciated. 'Christmas donations of Ton Dollars Congratulations. to Miss Erika Ben- schop, having been chosen Miss Pos- ture' Queen, in a recent contest at the P.P.H.S. Miss Sylvian Bell was home for the week-end from Toronto. The Season's Greetings to Every- one! Teen Town a Bowling ACES oir 12 Deuces ... ..10 Queens .............. .. 6 Hillbillies oo JuekS. .....onsananin ' 4 Ten Spots sonore wit 3 KiNES cover erereeerevernenre sinners 2 High Single--Wayne Venning 292. High Triple--Wayne Venning 6594. Boys over 200---Wayne Venning 292, Jim Aird 247, Jim Wilson 219, Brian Simpson-216; R.--Houghland 210, R. Amell 207, S. Vipond 201. Girls over 176--Sharon Haugen 178, Jackie Edwards 181. We would like to thank Mrs. M. Luke for shaperoning last week. The Kings are pinning this week. Ladies' Monday Night League BOWLING LEAGUE STAN DI NG Foxes . Jo Beavers .........ccccoiiiiiiniiiecnnennnnn 40 1 | 3 A 89 Camels Squirrels Elephants ....... Skunks Racoons .... LAONE iconsnmnssnmimininimpssimsiseiie High Single--Ann Dowson 226 L High Triple--Mary Antell 6568. - Over 200--Ann Dowson 226, Ann Falconer 228, Ethel Hutchinson 213, Edna DeShane £18, Fay Dowson 203, Janet Vernon 202. é