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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviiie, March 22,1978 Secti( Apr-il 2nd jamboree The Orono Country Jamboree will present their final show of the season on Sunday afternoon April 2nd in the Clarke High Sehool Aud- itorium. This is a speciai Jamboree featuring ail the artists during the season and they are: The Clarke High Countrymen, ,,,ourdeo and Jim, George, The Pineridge Tradition, Mel and Melanie Clingman, Bill and Michelle Leggetté', Les Powney, Marlene Ogar, Terry Moffatt and Julie Wilkin, Buck and Barney, Bill Woodward, Lana Malcolm, Johnny Curtis, Carole Jean, Arlene Stepehen- son, John Noonan, Ron Luxton, Lynn Greer and Jackie Raggers, Rick Stephenson, Lyle Couch. Gwen Reeson, Tim Toye, Harley Eider, Verna McMahon, Sally Hortt, Lori Allen.1 11S i ng i ng, ba n jo',s, harmonica, fiddles, tap dancing, comedy, etc. " Backing up these artists will be our House Band of Fay Adams and "The 'Country Hits". For comedy and fun we have Sterling Mather, Master of Ceremonies. Don't forget, Carke High School on Highway comne early, this is the last show of the year. OBDITUARIES JAMES HEIGHTON James Heighton died at the family residence on Nash Rd. in Courtice on Friday, March ioth, 1978. A resident of Oshawa since 1971, he was born February 11, 1943 in Halifax, NS., a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heighton. Mr. Heighton a member of St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church was a former employee of General Motors of Canada in the South Plant, B Body for two years, and was, a member of UAW Local 222. Mr. Heighton is survived by his, wif e, the former Neilie Jones of Courtice; four daughters, Marilyn of Oshawa, Kimberly, Brenda and Tanya of Halifax, two sons, Thomas of Oshawa and James of Halifax, N.S. Three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Strick- land (Lillian) of Middle Sack- ville, N.S., Mrs. Harold Denny (Dolly) and Mrs. Rodney Josey (Ruth)ý both of Lowver Sackville, N.S. and four brothers, Robert, Geraid and Ron of Halifax and Hugh of Vancouver, B.C. He was predeceased by two brothers,.Duncan and Louis. Mr. Heighton rested at the Snow Funeral Home, Halifax, NS., with requiem high mfass in Our Lady of, Perpetual Help, Rockingham, N.S. Interment St. John's Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.,, Memorial donations to the Leukemia Foundation would be appreciated.> MRS. JESSIE NORRIS A resident of Oshawa for 66 years, Mrs. Jessie Norris died at Hillsdale Manor on Wednes- day, March 15,, 1978. Mrs. Norris,, the former Jessie Wilson, was born January 30, 1889,, in London, England. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson and was married May 19, 1918' in London, England. A member of St. George's Anglican Church, Mrs. Norris was, predeceased by her husband, Bert Norris who died on December 7, 1958, 'one daughter, Mrs. Jessie (Betty) Somerville who died in 1972 and one son, Bennie Leon Norris who died in 1919. The last surviving member of her family, she is survived by lier son-in-law, George Somerville of Bowmanvilie. 1Mrs. Norris rested at the Armstrong Funeral Home, men (Audrey) of Oshawa; one son, Alian Trevail of Oshawa; three grandchildren, and three great,, grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Alex Russel (Jeannieý )of Oshawa andone brother, Frank Taylor of Courtfice. Interment was in Union Cetnetery. Rev. Robert Chapman officiated. Young Eviscerated Grade, A 6 12 lb. size, (While Quantities Lasi) P ic n ic S ty le ', P ,>k SMOKED PUCNICI SHOULDERS L. 5-7 lb. size B Frozen Eviscerated Utility Grade or Grade B TURKNEYS 6-12 lb. size (While Quantities Last) LB. I I I From isi Five Ribs Whole Part Skinned S OKEDHA 18 l b. size LB. From BestOQualiîty Grade ABeef B. I I I Whole Semi Boneless SoUGAR PLmUM, 12 lb. avg. sizeLB Wednesday- CLSEDGOODFRIDAY FRUDAY, MARCH 24, 1978 Fresh Butt or Shan k Portion LEGOF Fresh On'tarlo Pork LB. liracle Food Mart Open 'tilOp. m.Thursday'tiIll p. .a