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i Section Two 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 18,1984 OBITUARIES HAZEL MAY LONSBERRY The death of Hazel May Lonsberry, aged 89, occurred on Tuesday, June 19th, 1984, in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Born and educated in Hamilton Township, she was the daughter of Ellen and David Brock. She was married March 29th, 1911 to William Henry Lonsberry. A resident of Wellington Street, Bowmanville for over 40 years, she also resided in Cobourg, Ontario. Mrs. Lonsberry was a member of St. Paul's United Church in Bowmanville. Left to mourn her passing are her son Lawrence, daughter Vera Hobbs, her sisters, Mrs. Harold Gill, Verna and Gladys Brock, Mrs. Maude Verge, and brother Ray Brock. Funeral services were held on Friday, June 22nd, 1984 at Morris Funeral Chapel with the Reverend Schamerhorn officiating. Pallbearers were her nephews Ron Brock, Donald Gill, Marvel Lonsberry, Karl Piper, Keith McGill, and Herman Haass. . Floral tokens were received from the Town of Newcastle and Wellington and Carlisle Street neighbours. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. FREDERICK ARTHUR RICARD A resident of Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa for over two years, Frederick Arthur Ricard, aged 78, passed away at Hillsdale on Thursday, July 5th, 1984. He had been ill for one year. Born and educated at Bracebridge, he was the son of Fred and Mary Ricard. On August 20th, 1928, he married AlberthaE. Smith. A resident of Bowmanville at 2 Nelson Street, he had also resided at Bracebridge and Orillia. He attended the Pentecostal Church, Bowmanville. Surviving are his family Jack of Oshawa, Elaine (Mrs. Edwin Jeans) Bowmanville, Pat, (Mrs. Doug Meeks), Bracebridge, Leslie, Bowmanville, Melvin, Orillia, Garnet, Oshawa and Dawn, (Mrs. D. Nancekievelle) Ingersoll. The Reverend Donald Mann and the Reverend Richard Bombay of Oshawa officiated at the funeral services held on Saturday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Pallbearers were his eldest grandchildren Jerry Jeans, Randy Ricard, Rick Meeks, Bruce Ricard, Don Ricard and David Nancekievell. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. RYAN JAMES SMITH The death of Ryan James Smith, aged five months, occurred on Friday, June 1st, 1984 at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto. He had been ill one week. Born in Oshawa General Hospital, he was the son of Jim and Jean Smith, of R.R. 1, Enniskillen. Left to mourn his passing are his parents, a sister Raylene, grandparents Byron and Velma Holmes and family, Lloyd and Ella Smith and family. Funeral services were held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, on Monday, with the Reverend Joseph Lafave officiating. Pallbearers were Messrs. Fred and Gary Smith, Michael Ormiston and Paul Turner. Many donations were received in his memory for the Hospital for Sick Children Fund. Interment Babyland, Bowmanville Cemetery. Egg Prices Gain Four Cents in July Prices paid to Canadian egg producers will move up four cents on each dozen of Grade A large eggs effective Monday, July 9, according to the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency (CEMA) The Agency says the increase is largely due to changes in pullet and feed prices, with interest rate hikes and a levy adjustment minor influencing factors. Pullet prices were up almost two cents due to a decrease in the salvage value of spent hens and an increase in the price of young layers. Feed prices, which rose nearly a cent, generally increase during summer months as the crop year draws to a close. The Agency says a recent half cent addition on the provincial administration levy elevated July's egg price marginally. It was the first increase imposed to cover provincial administration costs since the 1970's. Shortfall adjustments will drop the increase to three cents for Quebec farmers. Farmers in all other provinces will see the full four-cent increase. CEMA establishes the price farmers receive for Grade A large eggs at the beginning, of each month using a government monitored cost of production formula. The price consumers pay for eggs is independently determined by wholesalers and retailers. Bonus Speci als Monday, July 16th to Saturday, July 21st CAPRI Major Changes Affect Truancy Regulations Habitual truancy will no longer be an offence under the Education Act for a pupil, but refusal to obey a court order to attend school;mpy be dealt with as contdftpt of court. Parents may continue to be prosecuted for failing to cause their child to attend school. The change was included in amendments to the Education Act introduced by Education Minister Dr. Bette Stephen- , son, which follows the passing of the federal Young Offenders Offenders Act and the repeal of the Juvenile Delinquents Act. Under the new amendments a school board may initiate a school attendance proceeding in the family division of a provincial court. 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