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16 The Canadian Statesman, BOWmanville, March 31, 1976 OBITUARIES . GEORGE EDWARD McNAIR Following a six month's illness, George Edward McNair, aged 44, died on Friday, March l9th, 1976, in Clarke Township. Born in Stouffville, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis MeNair, of Newcastle. On August l4th, 1954, he married Pauline Helen Baker. A resident of R.R.3 New- castle, most of lis life, he was employed for 22 years as a mechanic at Syd Lancaster's garage, R.R. 2 Newcastle, and for 21 years he also managed a mail route. Besîdes his wife, a son Stanley Edward, survives. The funeral service was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel with Reverend Mont- gomery, Newtonville officiat- ing. Donations to the Heart Fund attested to the esteem in which the deceased was held. Spring Inter'ment in Newt- onville Cemetery. WILLIAM TKATCH A sub-contractor for Bathe and MeLellan Ltd., William Tkatch, died atc the Oshawa General Hospital, Thursday, March 25, 1976, following a week's illness. He lived at 826 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Born Oct. 14, 1895 ini the Ukraine, he was a son of the late Mr. and, Mrs. John Tkatch. He was married July 14, 1917 at Canora, Sask., and had lived in Oshawa for 30 years. He had formerly lived in Port Arthur and Saskatche- wan. A member of the Ukrainian Preshyterian Church, he is survîved by his wife, the former Mary Ambrosychuk; a daughter, Mrs. Jacob Dennis (Nelhe) of Oshawa; a son, John, of Oshawa; three sis- ters, Mrs. John Sheremeto (Polly) of B.C. Mrs. Roy Ostrowercha (Mary) of Cal- gary; Mrs. George Zukowich (Anne) of Florida. four bro- thiers, Nick, of Bowmanville; Mitro, of Sutton; John, of Wakow, Sask.; and four gr andchildren. Mr. Tkatch rested at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, Services were held in the Ukrainian Presbyterian Church, 486 Siîncoe St. S., Monday with interment in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Pastor Adams officiated. Memorial donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated. ELIZABETH VILLE Church services were held as usual. Rev. R. Bartlett spoke on "The Minîstry of the Thomn". The choirý sang an anthem. MArs. M. Davis assist- ed with thie serviÀces. On Tuesday, Mrs. Ken Trew held a quilting and had about a dozen quilting. It being the sehool break we had extra visitors. Mrs. Jackson Pea- cock, Kapuskasing, Mrs. A. Trew, Millbrook, Mrs. M. Walker and her littie grand- son, Jason Greer, Mrs. Ross Beatty,, sisters of Mrs. Trew Mrs. W. Boyko and Michael, Mrs. W. Deremer, Orono, daughters of Mrs Trew and Mre, Barry Barton and Jef- fery attended. A family gath- ering as well as the usual quilters. We spent a nice day with them. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Peacock and the four boys have been spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peacock. While here they have visited many of their relatives. Many shopping trips to Oshawa or Peterborough have been made during the break by various -familles in the area. The bowling club wound up the winter season this week. Manv la the area attended ( GOLD CROWN, RECONSTITUTED coe.>\JUICE 48 FL. 0Z. TJIN rCUT FROM CANADA GRADE ABE EF BONELESS FULL CUT.1 ROUND-STEAKS CUT PROM CANADA GRADE A BE EF FULL CUT BONE IN RUMP ROAST VENUS VEGETABLE Q IL 98 128 FL. OZ. TIN CASE 0F 6 PURCHASE PRICE 17.79 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BE EF BONELESS BOTTOM CUT ROUND STEAK ROAST CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF TOP CUT ROUND STEAKS 1 26llb. i ii ~ r±~ i i ~ :] g~i~j ~.j ~ :î i ~ i ~ ii FR ESH, FORME RLYGROUNDCHUCK LB. Medium'4 Ground Beef SPECIAL! ô4 WONG WING FROZEN PKG. 0F 6 ROLLS MEAT AND SHRIMP fc EGG ROLLS 88c FROZEN DRESSED LB. SMELTS 7d4 BITTNERS SMALL LINK LB. Breakfast Sausage i1.48 FEARMANS 2 LB. BOX HAMBURIG PATTIES 1.o58 BURNS SPECAL! 1iLB. PKG. WIENERS SEIA. 79C BURNSSEIA!6OZ. P KG. COOKED HAM99 BURNS CAMPFIRE LB. Bologna by the Piece 44C SHOPSY FAMOUS, POTATO SALAD AND COL ESLA W 240OZ.CONT. MAPLE LEAF SPECIAL! LB. Headcheese Chunks I118 SCHNEIDERS, IDEAL FOR ILB PKG. BREAKFAST SPECIALI 2 SKILLET STRIPS 12 FROZEN COOKEDAND BREADED LB. FISH CAKES 74C BITTNERS 1 LB. PKG. BOLOGNA 9c BURNS 12, BONE IN FULLY COOKED LB. Hams, SPECIAL! 1 .88 Vacuum Packed BURNS BOLOGNA 1. LB. PKC, 98C MAPLELEAF l1LB. PKG. BREADED SAUSAGE 1.26 SHOPSY FAMOUS SPECIAL! 4 x 2OZ.PKG. Corned, Beef & Pastrami i,.28 BITTNERS BONELESS 4OZ. P KG. COOKED HAM SPECIAL! 99C CANADA FANCY DEL MONTE ,\>PEAS TI N ASSORTED VARIETIES, BETTY CROCKER SNACIN ,ACAKES SPECIAL! 14 OZ. PKG. CASE 0Fa 12 PURCHASE PRICE 8.09 PLAIN OR WITH COCONUT I I MAPLE LEAF OR SWIFT'S DAD'S MALLOWS 14 OZ. BAG, PARCHMENTSPECIAL! 1 LB.PG COLOURED SEIL MAYFIELD MARGARINE 3813c BOOTH, FROZEN SEIA!80OZ.PKG. HADDOCK SEIL à %e FISH STICKS ,09 CASE 0F 12 PURCHASE PRICE 8.23 r OZ PKG BRILLIANT, FROZEN 1Êd COOKED SHRIMP 1.38 ASST DVARIETIES, FROZEN 507Z PKG. BOIL- N-A-BAG SH 1OPSY 47C CANADA FANCY, FROZEN SPECIAL DOMINION MIXED VEGETABLES OR . CUT GREEN BEANS 3 O. j %7 . PILLSBURY. REGULAR 80OZ CONT. REFRIGERATFO MIX CRESCENT DINNER ROLLS53 CANADAFANCY 560OZ PKG FROZEN DOMINION PEAS 1.47 STUART HOUSE SPECIAL! 812 OZ. PKG. 0F 4 INSTANT MIX % CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP Y COLOURED 16OZ. CONTý BLU EBONNET SOFT MARGARINE -l CANADA CHOICE SEIA'14 FL OZ, JAR APPLESAUCE 39 CASE OF 12 PURCHASE PRICE 4.63 CANADA CHOICE, AYLMER HALVES FREESTONE 14 FL. OZ. TIN CANADA CHOICE, DOMINION FRUIT COCKTAIL SPECIAL! 19 FL. OZ. TIN CASE 0F 48 24 PURCHASE PRICE 11.45 4 POWDERED-I PUNCH DETERGENT GO c 42 OZ. BOX CASE 0F 12 PURCHASE PRICE 11.79 COOKED HAM SFP 9 ý698 ORANGEPEKOE SE Il OZ. PKG. 0F 60 RED ROSE PCA! so TEA BAGS 1.0 POST CEREAL SPECIAL! 150OZ PKG. ALPHA BITS uC APPLE OATMEALWINDMILL SPECIAL PEANUT BUTTER, DATE FILLED 80Z. PKG. RASPBERRY OR CHERRRY FILLED A 9C Voortmian's Biscuits nt INSTANT CHOCOLATE SPE CIAL! 16OZ- CONT. DRINK MIX N ESTLE'S QUIK 10-05 ASST'DVARIETIES SPECIAL! 250 gr. PKG.« LEEDS CANDY79 TOP CHOICE 2 kg. P KG. BEEF FLAVOUR DOG FOOD 2.73 MACARONI &CHEESE bb LANCIA LUNCH Z ON ION GAR L 1C, CAESAR SALAD 6.50OZ. PKG. CHEDDAR OR SEASONEDc Brownberry Croutons 85c RICHMELLO SPECIAL! 120OZ PKG. ANGEL CAKE69 RICHMELLOPK0F HOTCROSSBUNS 69c REGULAR, SUPER ABSORBENT, BABY SC-OTT DISPOSABLE DIAPERS REG. PKG.,0F8 30 OR SUPER PKG.0F 24m SWISS STYLE STRAWBERRY, RASPBERR Y Sx 4OZ. CONT BLUEBE'RRY OR FRULiIT CHUP SPECIAL! GAY LEA YOGURT 119 LIQUID 128 FL OZ. CONT. DOMINO BLEACH -uJ FOR NORMAL, OILY 300 MI. OR DRY HAIR SEIL OT BRIGHTSIDE SEIL OT BRIGHT SIDEc SHAMPOO , 99 REGULAR( ULTRA kvnvrr' jNu 1 I A TAMPOI OR PKG. OF 30 SPECIAL! NS1.19 CH ILDRENSSIZE SPECIAL! BTL OF 24 BAYER ASPIRIN 29c MR.MUSCLE 140OZ AEROSOL CONT OVEN CLEANER 1.49 CARTRIOGE, TWIN BLADE SEIL PKG OFS SCHICK Il 'SEIL % RAZOR BLADES 9 I. 8 IUg~ I FLORIDA GROWN S51E 64 O'R AN AG E S PRODUCE 0F U.S.A. ~.28Ç B3unch spent a few days wîth her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer, recently. Mrs. B. Wheeler had her grandchildren with her on different days during the holiday. EaserSelshelp crppled chiîdren, This is the Dominion Super Warehouse.. The size of 36 football f ields, it is the largestsi ngle retail1 grocery distribution centre in Canada. From it, Dominion can distribute more groceries in one day than any other food chain. This helps us keep our shelves full and our VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSINO lIMIE TUES., APRIL 6, 1976 WE RESPR\/E THE RIGHI TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REOUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED. s ý,t-,u can depend on us. Check these prices! You'il discéover savings so super, onily the Dominion Super Warehouse could keep Up with the demalnd. When- it.cornes to super savings, Dominion delivers the goods. 1