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LJ ° ® [] 9 . - % + LJ [J --OBITU HOWARD L. FRANKLIN On Sunday morning, Novem- ber 15th, Howard L. Franklin of R.R. 4, Port Perry passed away in his sleep. Mr. Frank- lin resided in Reach Township for 46 years and spent his en- tire life farming in this area. In 1902 he was married to Ethel May Franklin and their family consisted of one son, Grant and two daughters. One daughter, Marian Croxall pre« deceased her father a few years ago and the remaining daugh- ter is Mrs. Helen Bentley of Ajax, Ont. Having reached his 80th bir- thday on August 15th, 1964, Mr. Franklin will be missed from the community. He was asso- ciated with many farm organi- zations and a member of the United Church. Besides tha widow, Ethel Mary, there are left to mourn his passing two brothers, Marshall Franklin of Brandon, Man. and Austin Franklin of Oshawa. Three sisters, Mrs. Leith Byers (Ed- ith); Mrs. Harold Hocken, (Ma- bel) Port Perry and Mrs. W. Weir (Jessie) of Brooklin, Ont, Funeral Services were held on Tuesday, November 17th from the funeral chapel of Mec- ARIES --- Demmott-Panabaker, with Rev. C. C. Gilbert conducting. Inter- ment Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, Ontario. * % % DR. RUSSELL R. ORMISTON Following a lengthy illness, the death occurred on Monday, Sept. 28th, at Edmonton Hos- pital, of Dr. Russell R. Ormis- ton. The deceased, who was the fifth son of the late James J. and Mrs, Ormiston, was born at Raglan, Ont. The deceased was a veteran of the 1914 Cana- dian Expeditionary Force and served overseas. Dr. Ormiston was predeceased by his wife in 1957. He is sur- vived by two sons, Douglas and James, of Winnipeg. Also sur- viving are two sisters, Mrs. E. S. Stark (Elizabeth) of Colum- bus and Mrs. F. Kiley (Agnes) of St. Catharines and four bro- thers, James, Frank and Wil- liam of Brooklin and Daniel of Oshawa, The funeral service was held from the Connelly and McKin- ley Funeral Home, Edmonton, with interment in Beachmont Cemetery. Rev. A. B. Simpson conducted the service. the people of this area. SST SSO Sulifer Te SHC SS > ZL fie > it SHS 4S SSS ) We take pleasure in announcing that we have been appointed representatives of VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY for the sale of Guaranteed Investment Certificates. We feel, that making this popular investment available, locally, will be a great convenience to Emmerson Insurance Agency Limited PORT PERRY, joNTamt0 i fii { 4 : - By GORD MURRAY. EE Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Co-operative "PRICE DROPS!! Ingredient prices have eased off slightly and this saving is being passed on to you the farmer. In no way has the quality been lowered in fact some feeds have been increased in energy because of the availability of some ingredients. Your Co-op. is not only pledged to top quality feeds and service but we also offer the people of this area the opportunity to keep abreast of the changing times. To do this we have arranged 8 public meetings this fall. They are as follows: Dairy Farming -- Nov. 25, 8 p.m. at Department of Agriculture Office, Uxbridge. . Poultry -- Dec. 2, 8 p.m, to be held in Port Perry area, place to be announced.' Hog Feeding -- Dec. 9, culture Office, Uxbridge. We invite you to tak one welcome. By the. way, why not inquire today about our full | line of quality feeds, THE PRICE IS RIGHT. UXBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE UXBRIDGE 8562-3321 8 p.m. Department of Agri- rt in these meetings, every- PORT PERRY ZE. 8-4130 Miss LOUELLA B. MOWBRAY The death occurred early Sun- day, Nov. 16th, at the Oshawa General Hospital, of Miss Lou- ella B. Mowbray of Brooklin, Miss Mowbray was in her 89th year. A daughter of the late Ralph R. and Victoria Mowbray, the deceased was born Nov, 1, 1876, on the Mowbray homestead north of Raglan. Miss Mow- bray trained as a nurse in New York City and worked there until 1928 when she returned to Brooklin to care for her parents. A devout member of Brooklin United Church, she was an ac- tive member of the women's Institute and many other com- munity organizations. 'Miss Mowbray is survived by a brother, Ralph, of Brooklin. She was predeceased by two sisters, Mrs. R. S. McLaughlin (Adelaide) of Oshawa and Mrs. William Agar (Gladys) and two brothers, Frank and Roy. Interment was in Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin. Rev. Geo. Munday, minister of Brooklin United Church conducted the services. The pallbearers were Hugh Mowbray, John Dryden, and John Medland and three ne- phews, Lloyd Moody, Ralph Mowbray and Milton Mowbray. PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. NOVEMBER 19th, 1964 --8 Ladies Curling Sweeping Stones, Sweeping Stones, Sweeping all the day! Oh, what fun it is to curl You feel so bright and gay. Dashing to the rink (Leave dishes in the sink) Oh, what fun it is to curl At Port Perry Curling rink. Tuesday, Nov. 10th B. Beare 8 - N. Kenny b R. Mitchell 6 - L. Cook 6 I. Mitchell 10 - M. Heron 8 D. Beare 4 - G. Hunter 6 Wed., Nov. 11th I. Carter 7 - H. Carnwith b R. Bruton 8 - C. Martyn 3 A. Cox 9 - M. Snooks 8 M. Panabaker 3 - M. McCoy 6 Thurs.,. Nov. 12th . J. Gray 10 - M. Honey 6 C. Kennedy 10 - A. Doyle 8 V. Buller 6 - A, Dawson b H. Thompson 10 - H. MacMaster 8 Former Resident Of Reach Twp. 100 Years Old Mrs. Frances Jackson, forme erly of Reach Township, Port Perry, and a resident of Fair- view Lodge since 1957, played selections on her piano-accordi- on at the party celebrating her 100th birthday. She was 100 years old on Saturday, November 7, and on Friday all the residents of A and B wing gathered in the lodge dining room to sing "Happy Birthday" and watch her cut her cake. The cake, a huge white one decorated in pink and white, had the candles on top forming the numerals 100. On Saturday her relatives came to visit bringing her gifts and best wishes. (Mrs. Jackson is very bright and alert and an extremely in. teresting person. [Among her many remembran- ces was a telegram from Queen Elizabeth and cards from Prime Minister Lester Pearson, the Hon. John Diefenbaker and the Premier of Ontario, John Roe bants. AT YOUR CARLOAD FOOD MKT. PRINCE ALBERT MINUTE RICE ...... 14-0z. Pkg. DL ---- .. fc. MIR LIQUID RETERGENT 24 0z.--Get one Free NEEENEEENENENENENENENENNNEEEN" Both for eevee... 1c. LIBBY'S SAUER KRAUT ... 28-0z. Tin 12¢. OFF CHASE & SANBORN ; TE E 1.05 NENENNENNNEENNNNNNENNNNNENNNE 6-0z. Jar WAX PAPER 2 1st prize--a turkey 2nd prize--a ham PHONE 985-2492 - Store Hours Every Night Until 9,00 p.m. Tuesday Until 1.00 p.m. FOOD MAR - NANENEEEENEEEENNEENENENENNENN" | 100 ft. 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