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16 The Canadian Statesman, Büwmanville, January 28, 1976 OBITUARIES JOHN WILLIAM WATSON A life member of American Federation of Musicians, John William Watson, aged 86, diedý in Memorial Hospital, Bow-' manville on Saturday, Jan- uary l7tIi, 1976 after a four month's illness. Mr. Watson was born in Edinburgh, Sqcotland, and educated at Largs, Scotland. He was married August 25th, 1956 to Olive Lou's Lucy. A resident of Bowmanille for 42 years he had also resided in Oshawa and Guelpb. He was a member of Trinity United Church. i A musician by profession, he had played at ail of tbelate R.S. McLaugblin's dances, wîth his own orchestra, and also played at the Opera House in Guelpb. He was a member of regimental bands for 14 ~years, 'and during the war played in bands marcbing the soldiers to the trains for, overseas duty. Mr. Watson was the owner of the Avalon Dance Hall in Oshawa and of Cedar Crest Park, Bowmanville. He leaves' to mourn bis passing his widow, six sons, four daugbters, 18 grandchild- ren andseven great grand- cbildren. The funeral was held on Tuesday from the Morris Funeraî'Chapel with Reve- rend Arthur Amacher, off j- ciating. Among the beautiful floral tokens received were one from Pitnev Bowes, .Toronto, The Postal Investigators, Toron- to, Members of Foreman- Assn., and Canadian General Electric, Peterborough. Inter- ment wps in St. George's Cemetery, Newcastle. BERTÉA GRACE BEST A life member of, Orono U.C.W., Bertha Grace Best, aged 86 died in Memorial Hostptai, B3owmanville, on Sun ay, January - l8th, 1976 following a lengthy illness. Daughters of the, late Wil- liam and Elizabeth Coram, she was born in- Leskard, Clarke Townsbip, and educat- ed in Leskard, and Orono schools. She was married on June 8, 1910 to Russell James Best. A resident of Orono for 66 years, she, had peviously resided in Leskard. A capable housewife and loving mother, she was also a g reat churcb worker, teaching for a number of years in the Sunday School of Orono United Cburch of wbich sbe was a member. She leaves to mourn her passing a daughter Stella (Mrs. G.W. Carson) rone. She was predeceased by two -sisters ,Mrs. J.W. Hloskin, (Jennie) Oshawa, and Mrs. A.J. Tamblyn (Laura) Orono. Reverend B.E. Long, Orono, officiated at the funeral i.er- vice held on Wednesday af the Morris Funeral Chapel. Pali-bearers were Messrs. J.W. 'Bowman, Ivison Tam- blyn, F.G. Tamblyni, Manson Patton, Ray Hoskin, and Raymond Chapman. Many floral tributes and donations were made in ber memory to the Women's Auxiliary of Memorial H&pi- tal, Bowmanville. Interment was, in Orono Cenetery. Quaity Costs Less ThanYou Think RICMMELLO PEANUT BUTTER 32 OZ. JAR TENDERLOIN END 31/2 TO 4 LB. PORK LOIN Recreiion ROAST Pee Wee: Jan. 21; Franks Variety-2-Robert Kennett, Paul Rivers; Rotary Kings-1- Steven Burrows. Bantam: Jan, 21; Huskies-8- Pat Reynolds 2, Joseph Luceri 2, Jamie Collocutt, William Smit, Neil Blackburn, Ross ýReid- Brocks B. PA--Darrell Moue, Terry Deluca. Midtget: Voyageurs-3-Glenn Matn1Elvis Procknpw; Ltee Elec trie Flyerg-2- Andy Jarvis, Quinn James., .Tyke: Jan. 22; Cable T.V.-- Doug Logan 2, Brian Green- wood; H ires Root Beer-3- ,Bruce Cooke. Atom: Jan. 22; Orange -1' 1-Matthew Burke; -Limne Crush-0-. Jan. 23; Larry Sports-1-Tim Cowie, Shut out to Barry Redfern; Kinfsmen-0-. Grape Crush-3-Chris Mof- fatt, Steven Brown, Roland Powles; Franks Variety-2- Terry Rigby, Todd Ormiston. Pee Wee: Jan. 26;,Franks Variety-3-Paul Rivers, Danny Elliott, Roy Brooks; Cable ~T.V.-2-Allan Mailey, Allun Herining. Grahaom's l.G.A., Win One Lose One To Port Hope On Monday, Jan. 26, Gra- ham's I.G.A. Atom B's bosted Port Hope at the Hampton AreI4a and edged the visitors < 2-0 scoring for Graham's were Trevor Martyn from Todd Beers and Vic Romard, then Todd Beers ended the scoring on a solo effort. Graham's picked up threeof the four p enalties handed out in the ast played game also Billy McArthur picked up another well deserved shutout. On Monday, Jan. 19 Gra- ham's travelled to Bewdley where they were defeated by Port Hope 4-1. It was a penaltyï filled game with 21 penalties being called. The lone marks- man for Graham's I.G.A. wais Jeff Logan. RIB EN ~N33/2T04LB. AVERAGE SPECIAL!, PORK LOIN ROAST SPECIAL! LBý S PEC lALI LB. 1.18 MARY MILES SEI' FROZEN SEIL! 2 B, BOX BEEF STEAKETTES 9 FRESH GROUND SPECIAL! LB. M'INCED BEEF 88C MARY MILES, MACARONI SE IA! 160OZPKG. & CHEESEOR .SEIL CHICKEN LOAF 88ilt MARY MILES SEIA! LB. PORK SAUSAGE 88~ MARY MILES 160OZ PKG. MINCED HAM OR VARIETY PACK 11 FEARMANS, MARY MILES, LBý 21/2 T03 LBS. AVERAGE DINNER HAMS 19 ONLY AT DOMINION SPECIAL! i1 LB. PKG, DOMINION WIENERS 7 BURNS SLICED SPECIAL! 160,2KG COOKEDHAM 1.22, BITTNERS SPECIAL!LB CURED BEEF TONGUE LB. FRESH LOIN SPECIAL!, PORK18 MEATY PORK SI DE SPECIAL! LB. PREVIOUSLY FROZEN SPARE RIBS 1.26 BITINER'S, T RAY PACK SPECIAL! LB, BRATWURST SAUSAGE 1.58 BITTNERS ,, SPECIAL! 402 .PKG, JAGDWURST'SAUSAGE 78 c BIJRNS MACARONI AND CHEESE, P&P 6GOZý PKG CH IOKEN OR MEAT AND OLIVE LOAFc COOKED MEATS 48c MAPLE LEAF 1LBPK BOLOGNA SWIFTS SPECIAL! L CORNED BEEF 1.78 MAPLE LEAF, FULLY COOKED LB3 VACUUM PACKED BONE IN HAMS 1.98 SHOPSY, FAMOUS 4 x 2 OZ. PKGS. CORNED BEEF AND PASTRAMI, 1,38 MeOUAIDE S, FEARMANS, BEEFSEIL 8 OZ, PKG. CHICKEN OR SEIL TOURITIEREz PIES 58c END)CU-S 1,2 LB. OR LESS LB. SLAB BACON 1028 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIR4EMENTS. D DOMINION COOKIES PEANUT BUTTER CHIP SPECIAL! 14OZ. BAG CHOCC SPECIAL! 14 OZ. BAG )OMIN ION, CHIPS IN )LATE COOKIES DOMINION TOMATO KETCHUPi 25 FL. OZ. BOTTLE 719Ç SPECIALI MEXICAN. GROWN CANA-DA NO. 1- GRADE SIZE 24's, lCucum-, be:s 29 FLORIDA GROWN TEMPLE SIZE 80 ORANGESO MINTGREEN or RED Close-Up Toothpaste 100 ML. TU BE 1.09 LIP BALM SPECIAL! STICK CONT, LYPSYL 49, NORMAL &OILY OR 1DPII350 ML. CONT. TROUBLE & DAMAGEDPEIIAI.~ MILK PLUS 6 SHAMPOO 1 ANTI PERSPIRANT 227 GM. AEROSOL CONT. ARM IN ARM DEODORANT SPECIAL! 12 PKG.OFi DIS POSABLE GENIE LIGHTER 1.69 FROSTED, DOMINION, 25 WATT, PKG. 0F 2 40 WATT, 60 WATT or 100 WATTc LIGHT BULBS 430 DOMINION COCON UT MACAROON COKIe 1E S SPECIAL!, 16 OZ. BAG C DOMINION CHOCOLATE CHIP OOKIES SPECIAL!C 16 OZ. BAG HILLTOP CHOICE,,FROZEN FRENCH FRIED POTATOES PECIAL! OO ENCHANTMENT CANDY PARTY MIX 14OZ, PKG. ,9ç ASST'D- 18OZ. PKG. CANADA 28 FL. OZ. TIN VARIETIES SPECIAL! CHOICE SPECIALI ROBIN HOMOD AYLMER 4 % LAYER C LOc68TOMATOES 941c MIXED VEGETAB1LES, OR SPECIAL! % YORK CUT GREIEN BEANS 89" RAVIOLI WITH MEAT OR SEIL 10 OZ. PKG. WITH MEAT SAUCE, FROZEN PCAIJO% GUSTO SPAGHETTI 69C THRIFT PACK, FROZESEIL 2O.PG PORTIONS EN PCIL 32ZPG BLUEWATER BLUEFISH 1.87 HOLIDAY FARMS, 32OZ.PKG. FR OZ E N0 CABBAGE ROLLS Z ONLY UNTIL SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1976- RICHMELLO SPECIAL! PKG0F2 DONETTES 590 REGULAR, STIRAINE-D 4FL Z A HEINZ BABY FOOD 21 c ASSIODVARIETIE S 650OZ PKG« ROBIN HOOD ICING MAIX 75 mcVITI E'S SPECIAL! 1 OZ. PKG. TUC CRACKERS -39e STOKELY 2SPECIAL TI DARK RED 28 FL OZ TI KIDNEY BEANS 590 ASST'DFLAVOURS SEIA! 160OZ.CONT. IGHT 'n LIVELY YOGURT W DOMINION 15 FL. OZ. CONT. CANADA FANCY SLICED STRAWBERRIES 83 MAXWELL HOUSE 10 02 JAR INSTANT COFFEE 2. 69 MACARONI OR SEIAL.6 39ZPc CREAMETTE SPAGHETTI O GLAD, PKG,. 0F 20 PLA\STIC GREEN GARBAGEB3AGS 19 WHITE OR RAINBOW PKc0 0 RITE SERVIETTES 630 ASSTODCOLOURS SPECIAL! 2ROLLPK SCOTTOWELS90 POWDERED SPECIAL! 9 LEIB Z ALLDETERGENT 4. 28i BLACK DIAMOND 160OZ PKG. CANADIAN SINGLE THIN 5 PROCESS CHEESE SLICESl.5 CONCENTRAED12'/2 FL. OZ.CONT. SUNNY ORANGE DRINK t DOMINION, FROZEN 56OZ. PKG. CANADA FANCY0%U PEAS &CARROTS 1.35 SOFT, COLOURED 16 OZ. CONT. IMPERIAL MARGARINE '85C GLAZED OR JELLY YEAST 90OZ. PKG. FROZEN M MORTON'S DONUTS, 990e Values EffectiveUntil Closing Time Tuesdacy Feb. 3g 1976: an use VANILLA OR NEAPOLITAN lDOMINO ICE CREAM SPECIAL!, C 1 PINT PKG. DOMINION, CANADA CHOICE APPLE JUICE SPECIAL! C L48 FL. OZ. TIN WITH PORK IN TOMATO SAUCE DOMI0NNION BEANS SPECIAL!C 28 FL. OZ. TIN RICHMELLO APPLE IýME SPECIAL!C 20 OZ. PIE 32 OZ. PKG. ou con