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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 16, 1978 Secti OïBITUARY STELLA BENNETT Miss Stella Bennett died 'n Part Hope and District Hospi- talinii the early hours of Tuesday, July 18, 1978. She was born in Hamilton town- ship on June 23rd, 1887, daughter of Paul Bennett and bis wife Pauline Jacobs Greenaway. Stella attended elementary and high school i ,Port Hope, graduating in 1907 with honaurs in every subject receiving, what was called at that time Jr. Matriculatian or entrance ta teachers' training, certificate. She attended the tbree month's course ini the model sehool in Cobourg that fail and in January 1908, accepted a position in the school at Centreville, where she remained until June. In September she was engaged at the Dale School and after eig there for a year, being drive ack and forth daily by horse and buggy, she entered Peterborough normal school. She graduated at Easter with the high standing students. She was contacted at hoe by phone by the Peter- brough schoo board and began teaching there in the fali of 1910 and spent the next 40 years in schools there, retiring in 1951. During those years she attended summer school at Sundridge and re- ceived bier first class certifi- cate. She was a supervising teacher for students in train- ing and was sa successful in ber techniques in primary reading that a master from the normal scbool came ta bier classroom ta observe bier methods. While there she participated in the work of Grace Cburcb were she taugbit Sunday School and shared in the projects, plays, and ther activities of the young peaples' group. During the war1 years she acted as warden of the YWCA where she lived; was active witb the Red Crass and ail work which pramoted the war effort. She was wardrobe mistress for the "Little Theatre Group" dir 'ected by Robertson Davies; she taught English ta new Canadians and with al this activity took -part in several sparts. Shie was a member of the Metbodist' Church from an early age, and later of the United Cburcb. After retirement ta Port Hope she tranisferred bier services ta the local Red Cross, Cancer Society, Mor- risb Womnen's Inistitute, Churcb WA. and WMS, being the, latter's president at the thime of amnalgamation in 1962, and served on the executive af the Cobourg Preshyterial. She was a membe-r of the East Durhami Historical Society, Willow Beach Naturalists, Horticultural Society and served with the Golden Plow. Here for many years she did all the puirchasing for the cart of fruit and notions which she manned with a belper once a week tbrougbout the whole building. Being a member, meant ta Stella a commitment ta go the second mile in ail the work of eachýl one. She spent ber summers at bier cottage at Willow Beach where it was a centre of social times for friends near and far, and the scene of many happy parties for the children of ber own family and friends. In Port Britain too, winter and summer she was an expert and faitbful member of the cuilters, Ever since bier retirment, she bad.been a member of the Retired Teachers' Association ini Peterborough and in 1977 at a meeting to start a branch i Our Reg. Price 79c Regular or Diet SEVEN-UP 1',5 litre MI. Save 20cor 25% (Plus 30c deposit) B"ESBUY o Our Reg. Price 55e MARTINS »1*FII»APPLE DRINK 48 fi. oz. tUn Save 116e or 29% Our Reg. Price 584* No. 1 Grade ONTARIO GROWN GREEN CABBAGE Save 20e or34% BEST BUY TABLE POTATOES 10Olb. bag Praduci af U.S.A. Extra Large Size HONEY DEW, MELONS 8 ONTARIO G ROWN BUNCH CARROTS or BUNCH.BEETS - 3 Na. 1 Grade ONTARIO GROWN HEAD LETTUCE3 , Produci af U.S.A. RED CARDINAL GRAPES LB.7 Paramauni Our Reg. Price $1.09 PINK SALMON 7.75 oz. fin99 Save 10Oc or 9% BEST BUY Powdered Our Reg. Price $3.05 DETERG ENT 6 litre box 1 9 Save 36orl11% BEST BUY Our Reg. Price 87e Fancy LIBBY'S TOreiMATO'JUICE 48 f L oz. tin Limit 3,per family LB. Save344or3l% BESTBUY Save 18o or 20% Seabroak Straight Oui F A N CY"l'F ROZdEN FRENCH FRIES 2 lb. bag Save 42e or 51 % OurReg. Price 81c BEST BUN Creamry Our Reg. Price $275 SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER, 14 Save26o or9-0/oBESt BUY Aylmer Choice Our Reg.Price 75c WHOLE W 28 t i. az. in 59C Save 160 or 21% BEST BUY Beet, Irish, Meatball Our Reg. Price $1.23 PUÜR ITAÀhN .STEWSe c 24tf1 az. tin9 Save 24ç or 19%/ BEST BUY Mrs, Luke's Raspberry or Our Reg. Price $1.19 -)TRAWBERRY JAMec 24 f1. az. jar. with Pectin LSave 20c or 16% BEST BUY BEST BUY Save 34~ Eviscerated Grade A F RES H ROASTING CHICKENS Over 5 lb. size Save17~or14% S..kjwN 4 Our Reg. Price $1.18 Evisceraied Grade A , Frying or FRESH ")'r'ROASTING CHICKENS 3-1/2-4-1/2 IL.size I F Our Reg. Price $1.25 Am Fresh, Buit Portion LEG 0' F PORK ROASTE L B. 0 Fresh Ontario Park BEST BUY Save 10eor8% - - I Our Reg. Price $1.28 lie LBM 01 Cut tram the Leg Our Reg. Price $2.18 FR-ESç'-H PORK SCHINITZEL L1 Fresh Ontario Park B 18 Sýave 51X or 23% BEST BIJY Bluewater Baiter Fried BOSTON BLUEFISH 12 oz. pkg. Savel0eor8% Our Reg. Price $1.28 Cut fram the Leg, Boneless Our Reg. Price $1.98 130 BO1TOM ROU ND E PORNK ROASTSLBI~ BEST BUY SaVe4O or 20 % BESTBUY Skinless and banedi Our Reg. Price $21 lndividually frozen F.P. PERCH Save 40o or 18% 1.78BU., Mary Miles Skinless WIENERS lb ILpkg..2 Everyd--ay Low Pdio Mary MilesOur Reg. Price $1.98 SLICED lb.E BACO 1.7 IDE BACON17 Save 20orl10% BEST BUY-j PincStyle PICNIC PORK fSHOULDERS 5-7 lb. size Mary Miles Our Reg. Price $1.22 S LIC ED BOLOG NA 10 lb pkg . 1 0 Save 1 zior 11%/cBESTBUY Hot or Sweet Our Reg. Price $1 .24 ITALIAN STYLE A SAUSAG ES L.I LSave 16tor13%/O BESTBUYI Our Reg. Price $1.08 LB.esc ALL PRtIii. EFFECTLIVE AUG. 16-'22, 1978 IN BOW MANVILLE AT BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E. - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. A BSTBUY IS AN EXTRA SAVING, MADE POSSIBLE BY AN UNUSUAL [BE S TBUY PURCHASE OR A MANUFACTURER'S TEMPORARY ALLOWANCE. 1 Jan McColl, Mrs. Pauline Scott, Mrs. Nancy Lyons, six grand nieces, one grand nepbew and one great-grand niece. Paîl bearers were, Don and Andrew McColl, Bruce Scott, Elmo Watt, Michael Adams, and Allan White. Interment was in Welcomte Cemnetery. This was one long life filled ta the full with the joy of doing and sharing, even ta the final montbs when growing fraility ifmited what sbe could do. Listing some of her commit- mnents can suggest, only, the influenceand benefit on'count- less children and other people i manyplaoes of the unselfish use of ber many talents." An ail Canadian Company Assorted Colaurs Print Our Reg. Price $1.1 ROYALE TOWELS 2 roll pkg. m9 Save 160eorl13% BEST BUY- JOIN US ATTHE C.NUEU AUG, 16 - SEPT, 4 BUYA DRINK AND HEL P - SEVEN COMMUNITY GROUPS At Miracle's booth at the C.N.E., you'll be able to get an ice-cold "Canada Dry Drink for a Dime" and at the saine time part of your 10e will go toward assisting seven Ontario Community groups: Big Brothers Association of Windsor, Sully's Toronto Youth Athletic Club, Burlington International Games, Mississauga Valley Community Association, Etobicoke Central Information and Referral, the "200" Senior Citizen Club in Niagara Falls, and the Canadian, Save the Children Fund. So remember, when you corne to the C.N.E. ... come to the Miracle booth in the Food Building. lt's the place where you can get "A Drink for a Dime" and help other people while you get refreshed. BEST BUY 1 1 ...a - 1 1 ý 1 1 ý a-%& M M-0 %0 m -J -à 1 BEST BUY AI 1 nnlý- 9 1 ,BEST BUY 'BEST BUY