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Section Two- The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, April 19,.1978 7 Sae t i cli ghmmAb pýad ïir.odUCs Our Reg. Price COKE ADDSLIFE! 4.4 Litre $1 F ýAMILY, Nr4ACK -li C OCA CO IA (Pus $1.20 deposit> 6 x15 mlbts.BEST, BUY ~-"Save 2(eor9% Ontario Grown, Canada No. 1 Grade TA BLEC'NDP 10 lb. bag Ou Rg.Prc 17C Processed Single, Mira Mart Our Reg. Prce $1.44 Assorted Colours OrReg. Prce $1.09 CHEESE SCOT SLICES TWL 16Ooz. pkg. rail pkg. 1§ve 7tor BEsT BY Save 21eor 19% BEST BUY Codeseýambel' urRe. rce27' soredCoors Our Reg. rc 2 VEGETABLE SCOlTIES 10Oti oz. tin LPkg.of200 Save 2tor 7% BS BY Save 17e or 23% BEST BUY Assorted Flavours Our Reg. Price 81 t Our Reg. Pice $1,11 SILHOUETTE9"Asre ous Cottoneile l-Ply YOGURT BATH ROOM 500gcupTISSUE Save 22t or27 % RPqT Ri IV 4 roil pkg. ere 1 4eor 12% BEST BUY LB. RASTS S, From Best Quality Grade A Beef Eveyda Low P rice Properly Aged PRIMEE RIB STEAKS From Best Quliîty Grade A Beet .1 LB EverydUay Low Pice Smoked Our Reg. Price $1.08 PICNIC PORK SHOULDERSSS 57lb. size Save 20e or 18% B8 Empire or Pioneer SLICED SIDE BACON lb. pkg.1 2 Everyday Low Price Fresh Meaty Our Reg. Prce 64$ PORK HOCKSL4 Save 16* or25/ Skinned, Deveined Frozen Our Reg. Price 68t BEEF LIVER STEAKS,,l Save 1OX or 15% L. 8 Boneless Bottom Cut ROUND IE STEAK ROASTS From Besi Oua iîty Grade A Beef McCain Frozen PM~ 511 4 pack or 17% OuMe. rc 18. -Famo-usfor uüaitySliced Our Reg. Price 70$ Siena Pepperbutis or Our Reg. Price $2.99 SCHNEIDERM'S 5CAPI'COLLI A LUNCH MEATS K -WoiCHaif LB 6o.pkg. (Chicken, mac & cheese, dutch, Wo C rHU BS LB pckle & pimenta, onion) l save 12t Ir 17 % Save551leorll7%2 An al Canadilan Company- Our Reg. Price fl A nmember af St. George's Anglican Church, be was well known for wood carviag and furniture makiag siace bis retiremeat. He is survived by bis wife, the former Ada Danks, whamn he married la St. George's Anglican Church, Oshawa, in 1937; a daughter, Carolyn of Osbawa; and twa sisters, Mrs. William Whittiagtaa (Alice) of Oshawa, and Mrs., Dorothy Tozer of Scugog islaad. Mr. Puckett rested at the McIatosh-Andergon Fanerai Home. Service was held i St. George's Anglican Churcb Friday followed by cre 'mation. Rev. David Peasgaad officiated.-1 Starkist C H UNé'K LIGHT TUNA BEST BUY Save 18e or 18%. From First 5 Ribs PRIME Fraser Vale Turbot Our Reg. Price 76$ Fi sH & CHIPS 10 oz pkg D e Save 11X or 13% B EST A BEST BUY 15 AN EXTRA SAVING MADE POSSIBLE BY AN NSA IBUY PURCHASE OR A MANUFACTURER'S TEMPORA RY ALLOWANCE.UNSA OBITUARIES MRS. ALICE BLIGHT Mrs. Blight, the daughter of the late John' Lawsoa, and is wife Ana (nee Miller) Lawson was born November 12, 1887 at Dunnishop, Accrington near Oswaldtwistle. The farm Duaaîshop is mentianed ia accounts back as far as the l3th century, The present house, in the Tudor-style, was built in the time of Henry VII. Mrs. Blight spent hier girl- hood at Dunnishop where sheý married Campbell MacDonald Fraser. She camne ta Canada after his deathla 1929 oa the Aadaaia, and, settled at Cavan with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sharpe. She married Mr. George Forder la 1933. Mr. Geo. Forder was the father of the late Mrs. May Wright and the late Mr. Jae Fol'der of Black- stock. Whea living in Black- stock, Mrs. Alice Farder was a valued Commuaity. worke. She was always generous in helping ogaiztions and indivîd uals -with bakiag, kaitting, etc. and won maay prizes at fairs with hier talent la th is lîne. Many wilI remember hier bakiag Wedding and Anniversary cakes for them. Ater the -death of Mr. Farder ia 1943 she kept bouse for Mr. Sharpe at Nestletoa. Ia 196Ï she married -Mr. Ewart Blight of Brookla where she resided for 17 years. She leaves bier husbaad Ewart and stepsan, Leanard Blight of Brookîjnanad several nieces- and nephews la Eagland as well as a hast af grateful relatives and friends la local commuaities. The funeral service was held at McDermott-Pana- baker, Part Perry, Sunday with Rev. Rose conducting. Spring interment Grovesîde Cemetery, Brookla. JEFFREY TODD BROOKS, Suddenly, an Tuesday, March 28th, 1978, as the result of a tragic car accident, the death occurred of Jeffrey Todd Brooks, aged 18. A grade twelve studeat at Bowmanville High Schoal, hie was bora la Oshawa, and had resided la Bowmaaville at 41 Concession Street for 16 years. He had also atteaded Vincent- Massey Public School, and was a member of St. Paul's United Church. Papular with bis schoal- mates, hie leaves a hast of friends ta moura bis passing, and bis parents, Erv and Marion Brooks, a' brather Bill and a sister Linda. Reverend N. E Schamerbora officiated at the fanerai services held at the Northeutt Elliott Home on F r ida,,y. Paîl-bcearers were Mark Starkey, Brent Badaur, Ray Pr out, Steve Greengrass, Peter Burraws and Geoff Masters. Interment Bowmaaville Cemetery. JIM MORRISON Operat or af a service station, at the Town Line and King Street East, for the, past 23 years, Jim Morrisari died suddealy at b is residence, Toaley's Raad North, R.R. 3, Bowmanville, Tuesday, April 11, 1978. Bora July 26, 1924, la Uxbridge, hie was a son af the late Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Morrisan. He was married in King Street United Church. A lifeloag resident of Oshawa and district, hé was a member of Courtice United Church. Duriag the -second World War hie served with the RCAF overseas fromf 1944 ta 1946. He is survived by bis wif e, the former June Bawers; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Cooper (Nancy) of Georgetown; a son, Bill of Orana; tbree