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; Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 25,1985 15 KNOB HILL SPECIALS AVAILABLE ALL WEEK. MON.-SAT.i FACELLE "PRONTO" PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL PKG, WINDEX WINDOW CLEANER REFILL LARGE 900 ml BTL. 1.29 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES THOMPSON "SEEDLESS" GRAPES SELECT YOUR OWN kg HEINZ SOUP 10 FL. OZ. TIN ALL CONDENSED VARIEJIES • TOMATO • MUSHROOM • VEGETABLE • CHICKEN NOODLE • CHICKEN RICE • CREAM OF CELERY • SPLIT PEA • CONSOMME 9 LIMIT BICK'S PICKLES LARGE 1.5 L FAMILY SIZE JAR • DILL NO GARLIC • DILL WITH GARLIC • POLSKIE OGORKI MIX OR MATCH 3 LIMIT CLOSE-UP TOOTHPASTE 100 mL TUBE 3 LIMIT JERGENS BAR SOAP 79 * BATH OR 4 FACIAL PKG. 99 LADY PATRICIA ASSORTED SHAMPOO OR ,4- CONDITIONER PRE-PRICED $1.79 450 mL BOTTLE 99 KITCHEN LADY 1 L BOTTLE DISHWASHING DETERGENT LAUNDRY DETERGENT WISH 2 LIMIT \ 2LJUG 3.99 EGGO FROZEN WAFFLES 8'S 312 g BOX OLD TYME SYRUP 750 m BTL REG. OR BUTTER 1.69 4 LIMIT FROM THE TROPICS BANANAS LARGE SIZE SELECT YOUR OWN BUNCH KRAFT SLICES PROCESS CHEESE FOOD .SINGLES 24'S OR 16'S «/VdO PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 GRADE NEW CROP! WASHED CARROTS /4ft. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO W CANADA #1 GRADE LARGE SIZE YOUR CHOICE 5 HEAD LIMIT CAULIFLOWER 69 * Rfl, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 GRADE JUMBO SIZE CABBAGE SELECT YOUR OWN HEAD %n ■ftflo PRODUCT OF ONTARIO "NEW CROP" LARGE SIZE COOKING ONIONS LARGE 5 LB. BAG 99 * Bfl, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO LARGE SIZE PEPPER SQUASH SELECT YOUR OWN 3/n Bg„ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO ^ WHITE LARGE FILL YOUR OWN BAG kg 3.73 5 LB. LIMIT MUSHROOMS LB. 1.69 CANADA If 1 GRADE "NEW CROP" 1 CO BARTLETT IJjL PEARS kg LB. 69 I PRODUCT OF ONTARIO BLUE GRAPES 2.99 PLUS 25C BASKET DEPOSIT 6 0T. EXTRA FULL BASKET PRODUCT OF ARGENTINA LARGE SIZE 100'S LEMONS 4/*l PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA SELECT YOUR OWN FANCY QUALITY LARGE SIZE 72's - 88s VALENCIA ORANGES ooz. 2.49 COW OR SHEEP MANURE OR TOP SOIL 159 East--Pickering HWY. 2 & BROCK RD. In Plein 0s HAWA/DijM «'••Av.: '""Ml Horth THURSDAY] 8 A.M.-10 P.M. FRIDAY ISATURDAYI A.M.-10 P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY SEPT. 28/85 Obituaries MABEL (GLANVILLE) LEWIS After several months of declining health there passed to rest in Oshawa Hospital, September 8, 1985, Mabel Glanville, wife of Harry Lewis of Orono, in her 80th year, mother of Ross, Newcastle, Helen (Mrs. Emil Schmid), Fae (Mrs. Wesley Forget) and Robert, all of Orono. Mrs. Lewis was born on a farm near Orono (lot 31, con. 4) now owned by the Department Department of Natural Resources, one of nine children of the late Robert and George, she is survived by Beatrice (Mrs. Harvey Morgan), Orono; Elizabeth (Mrs. Aubrey Alkins), Callander; William, Cobourg; Mary (Mrs. Francis Thompson), Bowmanville; Charles, Newcastle. During her school years she walked to Lockhart's school in the days when snow drifts in the winter were very deep and snow plows were non existent. Two of her old schoolmates, Theresa (McNeil) Martin and Hesper Dean, came to the chapel to pay their respects. Mrs. Lewis also attended Orono High School for a short time. Following their marriage in 1930, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lived on Mill Street in Orono. In 1956 they had a new home built on Rowe Street where they have resided since. On July 1st of this year Mr. and Mrs. Lewis celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with a family get- together. At this time they were presented with a floral arrangement by the Town of Necastle. Deceased was of a quiet disposition disposition and made friends, especially with bowlers, as bowling had been her favourite favourite pastime for years. Family ties were important and brothers and sisters got together together often to play card games. Mrs. Lewis rested at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, with interment in Orono Cemetery on September September 11. Acting as pallbearers were her sons-in-law, Emil Schmid and Wesley Forget, nephew Fred Glanville, sons, of granddaughters, Robert Forget and Ronald Reffle, and a cousin, John Ritchie. Many beautiful floral tributes were received as well as contributions contributions to the Diabetes Association, Association, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Foundation, and in particular, to the Memorial Hospital Building Building Fund. During the service Rev. Fred Milnes of Orono United Church gave a comforting message and included a tribute tribute from the sons and daughters, daughters, a poem adapted from one written by Marjorie McKenzie Cunningham: What finer tribute could we pay, To mother, now on this last day, Than simply say "mother was always there." Released from school, our only care, Home reached, our books flung on a chair, We'd call out, "Mother, are you there?" And then from some far distant room, Her muffled loving voice would come, The house, no longer empty, bare, It was enough, for she was there. So looking back again we'd say, Oh! What a privilege, precious, precious, rare, To have a mother - always there. MRS. ALICE EVELYN WHITMEE In poor health for several years, Mrs. Alice Evelyn Whitmee, agd82, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Friday, September September 6th, 1985. Born in Pontypool, she was educated at Carscadden's School, Manvers, and Orono High School. Daughter of the late Elizabeth and Robert Payne, she was married February 22nd, 1926, to Archie Whitmee. A resident of Oshawa for 33 years, and in Newcastle 10 years, she had resided at Strathaven Nursing Home, Bowmanville the past five months. Surviving are her husband Archie, daughters Dorothy (Mrs. Garnet Arnburg), Grace (Mrs. Sid Loscombc) Florence (Mrs. Leslie Halcomb), Halcomb), a son Ozzie Whitmee, 13 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. The Reverend R. Fellows officiated at the funeral services held on Monday at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Cremation, Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. LULA MAY THERTELL After a month-long illness, illness, Lula May Thertell, aged 72, passed away on Friday, Friday, September 13th, 1985, at the Oshawa General Hospital. Hospital. A resident of Anne Street in Bowmanville for the past 24 years, Mrs. Thertell was born in Bancroft to Wesley and Nettie Reid. She married married Harold Thertell in 1961. Mrs. Thertell was employed employed for many years as an Occupational Therapist at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. Hospital. She is survived by her children: Donna (Mrs. Lyle Harris), Wayne Thertell, Jeanne (Mrs. Garry Wiehman), Bruce Thertell, Linda (Mrs. Murray Taylor), Joanne (Mrs. Barry Bradly), Joyce (Mrs. Don Read), Judy (Mrs. R. Smith) and John Virgin. Mrs. Thertell is also survived by 21 grandchildren grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. great-grandchildren. The Reverend Ed Schamerhorn officiated at funeral services held at the Morris Funeral Chapel on September 16th. Pallbearers were Daniel Read, Timothy Thertell, Jerrett Wiehman, Todd Thertell, Randy Harris, and Edward. Harris. Interment Graveside Cemetery, Brooklin. WILLIAM DOUGLAS STEWART March 20,1985 - Sept. 2,1985 The late William D. Stewart was born in Hastings the son of the late Henry and Jane Stewart (nee Waddell). He obtained his public schooling in Hastings and his secondary education at Norwood High School and Peterborough Collegiate. Collegiate. In Peterborough Mr. Stewart took an active part in athletics, particularly basketball, basketball, football and baseball. He entered the service of the Bank of Nova Scotia in November November 1911 in Peterborough. In April 1912 he was transferred transferred to the General Office of the Bank of Toronto, where he served a year and spent another another year in Toronto branches of the Bank. In 1913 he was transferred to Belmont and then served in several branches branches in Western as the Banks representative representative during their takeover of the Metropolitan Bank in Western Ontario. He returned to the General Office in Toronto in 1917 as a department department head and then on inspection inspection staff. His big disappointment disappointment during these years was his inability to be accepted for service to his country because of an injury he suffered while participating in sports. He became Manager of his first Branch in Campbellville in 1920, and then as Manager of the Branches in Milton, Markham, Markham, Kentville, Lachute PQ, and finally to Kingston in 1941 where he retired from banking in 1955. The late Mr. Stewart took an active interest in community affairs. In Kingston he was treasurer of the local Boy Scouts Association for several years. He was an active member, member, director and treasurer of the local Kiwanis Club for a few years and was a member of the Cataraqui Golf Club for many years, and the Kingston Curling Club. His main interest, however, in community work centred on the local Christmas Seal Sales Committee where he had held the position of Treasurer since 1941. He assisted the Dr. Bruce Hopkins in the establishment establishment and organization of the Ongwanada TB Sanatorium Sanatorium and became Treasurer of that institution. He was on the management committee of the Ontario Tuberculosis Association for over fifteen years, and became its President President in 1962. From his experience experience in arranging mass TB surveys he realized the value that a mobile X-ray unit would provide to the community and, with others, worked very hard to make that dream come true. Bill Stewart was a member of the Masonic Order since 1915, and at his death was a member of Ancient St. Johns Lodge No. 3. He was also a member of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for many years and a member of the Independent Order of Oddfellows Oddfellows Laurentian Lodge No. 14 of Lachute PQ since 1917. Mr. Stewart was a devoted Presbyterian and served the Church as an Elder in Markham, Markham, Kcmplville and finally with St. Andrews in Kingston. He leaves to mourn him his wife Alice, his daughter Joan, wife of Lt. Col. (ret.) E.A.N. Prichard, his son LI. Col. William William It. Stewart and wife Bonnie, five grandchildren, and three great grandchildren, grandchildren, the most recent of which, Michael Stewart, he was blessed to see the day before he passed away. HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE Main St., Orono 983-5115 SERVING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FOR 35 YEARS Susan Sawyu Judy Woodbock Nelda Dawson 705-277-3117 983-5519 623-1835