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4 The Canadian Statesman, OBI1TUARIES SARAH ISABELLA McALLISTER Active in ail church activi- ties, kind to friends and neighbors, and a devoted wife and mother "Sache" Sarah Isabella McAllister, passed away, following a few hours illness, on Thursday, November 30th, 1978, in Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville. In her 8th year, she had more or less been confined to her home, the past year. Daughter of George and Rose Burtch, she was born and educated in Orangeville. On May 29th. 1919, she was married to the late Samuel MeAllister. A resident in Bowmanville for 51 years, she had prevîous- ly resided in Brampton, Caledon and Meadowvale. A member of St. Paul's United Church, she had been active in the Sufiday Sehool, the W.M.S., and the U.C.W. in which she held office. Surviving are her daughters Mrs. M. Cawker (Mary), Port Hope. Mrs.' W. Wright (Violet), Agincourt, and five grandchildren. Reverend E. Schamerhorn officiated at the funeral services held on Monday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Paîl-bearers were Messrs- W. Teeple, J. Barton, Robert Elliott, and grandsons Robert Wright, Michael and Murray Cawker. Many donations were- made to the Ontario Heart Fund and St. Paul's United Church Fund in ber memory. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. MRS.>WILLIAM <WINONA) CLARKÉ Mrs. Winona Clarke of 230 Golf Street, Oshawa and a former well-known and popu- lar resident of Bowmanville, passed away on Thursday, December l4th, 1978 in Osh- awa General Hospital. Mrs. Clarke was born Nov. 6, 1904, in Hamilton, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roach. A member of St. Gregory's Roman Catholîc Church she, was very prominent in public life in both Bowmanville and Oshawa. She was the first woman elected to the Bowmanville board of education of which she was chairman for two years. She served an unbroken term of 20 years on the Oshawa Separate Sehool Board, being vice-chairman for a term. Instrumental in establishing bilingual schools in Oshawa, in, 1971, in recognition of outstanding service rendered, Mrs. Clarke was presented with the award of menit by the Ontario Separate School Trustees' Association. As well as her school board services, she still made time for many church and com- munity activities. She was a past-president of the Bowman- ville Home and School, St. Gregory's Catholie Women's League and St. Gregory's PTA, secretary-treasurer of the Oshawa Liberal Party, having been a staunch sup- porter of grass-roots partic- ipation in politics. .A tireless champion of the underdog and an outstanding organizer, Mrs. Clarke will be sadly missed by her family and the community. Left to mourn her passing are her husband, William Amos Clarke; five daughters, Patricia Barber of Winnipeg, Winona LaPrairie of Willow- dale, Jacqiueline Flintoff and Maria Clarke-Winpenny, both of Elliot Lake and Colleen Clarke of Ottawa; two sons, William Amos Clarke Ill of Duxbury, Mass. and Gerr Clarke of Montreal; 30 grand- children and one great-grand- Onie Etcher, 233, 218; Grace Murdoch, 222; Molly Mairs, 207; Carol Roberts, 205, 219; Mary Gray, 206, 209; Vickie Terry, 217; Bernice Partner, 235; Brenda Jones, 211; Marg King, 209, 207; Denise Annaert, 229; Joan Sutcliffe, 217; Sandra Sellers, 212;, Erna Bruton, 209, 205. 600 Triples and Over Onie Etcher, 650; Vîckie Terry, 605. Top Ten Averages Vickie Terry 206, Judy Bragg 201, Virginia Fairey 199, Onie Etcher 196, Joan Sutcliffe 195, Carol Roberts 190, Brenda Jones 187, Marg King 185, Vera Tendam 183, Jo Anin Smith 183. Bowmanville, December 20, 1978 Prices effective thru Saturday, Decen at the A&P Stores isted in this W. reserve the right to init quantites to norma MERRYCHiTM STORE HOURS ~ A&P Bowmanville Open Open Dec. 20 9-9 Dec. 27 9-9 228:30-9 29 8:30-9 238:30-6 308:30-9 Clased Dec. 25 Closed Dec. 26 F1Closed Jan. 1 Reua hours' beginning t(sY 13 UT &NT 'u t'l CK rber 23rd ' 1978 isad only. mil famiUy requirementil AS froni J 8 O'ClIock - Contains Ricfi - îîjar4 otr t'Tomato t'i AL M ER 20-f1-oz 7f N' CATSUP btte7 OTASTE LIKE I F0 T E LU AYS!t all ofos at A&P! C Vj 4c) S(SAVil30c Bright's - Fancy Plus 30c btl Deposit j TOMATO (V me4-feloz1.5 litreM 48-fl-z M M returnable a ~y~%eto~ ~Our Reg. Price 9> 'urReg. Price 79ç/ Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef! Our Regular Price lb 1.68 - SAVE 20c per lb s Blade, Short Rib or Shouder Pot t eb l ________V t'b \Ao9 Ic MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED -PCI STYLE - READY TO EAT SID BA ON ape Leaf or Swift QUARTERS lb 2858L - SUGkAR PLUM ~ Ot vac-b Wl HAMS lb L~t pac - Our Reg. Price 2.73 t Our Reg. Price 1.78- SAVE 20c t PRIDE 0F CANADA, REGULAR OR ALL BEEFBRNCLGDE Wieer 1-b ac ac1.28 Garlic Sausage lb 1.49 t PRUDE 0F CANADA, ASSORTED VARIETIES 24-OZ PKG SEEF & PORUC t Sausage Party Sticks 2.59 Burns Sausages'lb 1.28 t ~j~*kPRUDE 0F CANADA "BONELESS' SHOPSYS - COLE SLAW.OR 70c) Dinner Hams lb 2.68 Potato Salad 24-oz ctnr 1.08%t SA E yPRUDE 0F CANADA, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETUES MARY MILES, HOT OR SWEET cctcb12-oz Cooked Meats...p.1 28 italian Style Sausage lb 1.18 t O~ 1.. h. .., ~PRUDE 0F CANADA, SLICED FROZEN t > bNCooked Ham 6,ozvacpac38, Ocean Perch Filets 113t cg, Çra Çi,-ia T A6 LOTO CANADA, PROVINCIAL &t o q # ;qWINTARIO TICKETS AVAILABLE ATt A&P FOOD STORES! ~- ~Fresh Flower Dept.! M We have a good variety of Christmas plants for your Schoice, featuring such items as SPoinsettias, Chrysanthemums, Mixed Pans and many ot hers. SFuit Selection of Fruit! ~ We have la full selection of fine Squality fruit available in all stores - Grapes, Tangerines, SAvocados, Delicious Apples, Navel Oranges, Grapefut Bananas & Anjou Pears.efut QSA VIFE6O'c) Ail Purpose MAX WELL HOUSE COFFEE c r-FRESII FOR FIA VOUR! A&P'S ""CA RDEN SPOT, California, Fresh, Tender 'SproutsIb5 NO. 1 GRADE, CALIFORNIA, LARGE Red Grapes meo FLORIDA, THIN SKINNED TangelosSweet TanoelosJuicy NO. 1 GRADE, SWEET, NUTRITIOUS lb79<: or dozen 99Î( Carrots Ontarjo 5-lb bag -69,f CANADA FANCY, ONTARIO Apples Dehiclous 5lA !j4 CALIFORNIA SWEET NAVEL SIZE 138 Orangies i1o/199c Assorted Flavours Action Priced! Crushed, Sliced, Tidbits, "in Syrup JELL-O 3-oz pkg J f r D LE 19-fI-oz tinf l uODES4 7<PINEAPPLEWUR J9 î Is '4ýf