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1 '■i'-'miii trrm*. Than., Fri., Sat. - Oct. 25 - 26 - 27 9-9 9-9 g.; .Com® \n fonf° aî t,O "JnC0ff* in Quality Fax Machines $ 699" The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 24,1990 15 Obituaries Alecia Louise Spencer > A lifelong resident of Newcastle, Alecia Louise' Spencer died on Tuesday^ Oct. 9, 1990, in Memorial^ Hospital, Bowmanville, iiv her 74th year. She had beeir ill for five years. I Born and educated iir Newcastle . she was thé? daughter of Ernest and- Rhea Williams. She wa£ married March 15, 1933 t» the late Thomas Spencer. ■* A member of St. George's Anglican Church, Newcas-1 tie, she had been a long time- member of the church choir. ; Surviving are a son Ernest, Ernest, five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband and a sone, Rowland. Rowland. A memorial service was held on Thursday at St. George's with the Reverend Douglas Hall officiating. Cremation Interment at Bond Head Cemetery. 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Brenda Jean Leddy 111 for 11 years and three months, Brenda Jean Leddy died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Thursday, October 11,1990, at the age of 51. Born in Bowmanville, and educated in Bowman- .ville, Durham College and Ryerson, she was the daughter daughter of the late Joe and ms Cooper. On November 26, 1955, she was married to Patrick Joseph Leddy. A resident of Maple Grove for nine years, and Church Street, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, for six years, she had resided the past 20 years at 37 Wellington Street in Bowmanville. An R.NA., she had been employed as a supervisor for 14 years at Durham Centre, Whitby. She was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Catholic Church, the 'Girls Club,' Wing Group,' and was active active in Community Care. Left to mourn her passing passing are her husband Patrick Joseph, children Dan and wife Penny, Douglas and his wife Tara, Shelly and her husband John Welsh, Jerry and his wife Jody, Mickey and her husband Ralph Cry- ildre derm an, 10 grandchildren, a sister Myra and her husband husband Glen Hopps and a brother Gregory and his wife Lorraine. Funeral services were held on Saturday at St. Jo-, seph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowmanville, witK the Reverends Leahy,- McMahon and Deacon Vis-1 ser officiating. Pallbearers were sons Dan, Doug and Jerry, sons- in-law John Welsh and Ralph Cryderman and brother Gregory Cooper. ? Floral tributes were received received in her memory front Durham Centre Staff, the Girls Club, C.I.B.C., IBM Canada Ltd., Bastedo, Cooper, Cooper, Shostack Law Firm and the Consortium Family. 1 Funeral arrangements were by Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The eulogy was read by Mrs. Coopers daughter, Mickey Cryderman. , Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Durham East; Agri-News > by Marlene Weny, nans' Farm Management Specialist ; With regards to the issue of food safety, Canadian consumers consumers have big fears but little risks. Health and Welfare Canada Canada has the authority, under the Food and Drug Act, for ensuring that all foods are suitable for human consumption, consumption, safe, clean and unadulterated. In relation to pesticides , Health and Welfare Canada determines if a pesticide residue residue may be present, and if so, at what quantity and in which foods. An acceptable daily intake is determined for each individual compound compound which can be ingested daily, for a lifetime, without appreciable risk to humans. Monitoring for pesticide residues is conducted by a number of federal departments departments including Agriculture, Agriculture, Fisheries and Oceans, Health and Welfare, and the Canadian Grain Commission. Commission. The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food also conducts monitoring of various various commodities produced within the Province of Ontario. Ontario. Bruce Archibald from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Agriculture and Food, states, that "combined results for all fruit and vegetable samples samples over the most recent two to throe year sample periods periods gave compliance of between between 98,1-99.6 percent for domestic produce." The Pino Ridge Branch of the Ontario Institute of Agrologists will be hosting a mooting for interested consumers consumers on the issue of food safety. Dr. Keith Solomon from the Toxicology Centre, nt the University of Guelph, will bo speaking Wednesday, Wednesday, Oct. 24th nt the board roo. of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Office Office in .Bowmanville. Discussion Discussion will center around defining defining and quantifying consumer concerns about food safety.