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. OBITUARIES JAMES BARKER The death occurred, at the Oshawa General Hospital on Friday morning, Sept. 24, 1966, after a short illness, of James Barker of Raglan. The deceased, a former resident of Whitby for many years, was in his 94th yr. The last surviving member of his family, Mr. Barker was the son of the late Thomas Barker and Caroline Banner. Born in East Whitby Township on Mar. 20, 1872, he farmed there in the surrounding district until mov- ing to Whitby 26 yrs. ago. He retired 12 yrs. ago and for the past 6 weeks has lived in Rag- lan. Mr. Barker was a member of St. Marks United Church, Whit- by. A great lover of good mu- sic, he sang in church choirs in the district, and played the vio- lin since his early years. His life was one of quiet christian patience and integrity. He also served the church in other ca- pacities, J In 1907 Mr. Barker was mar- ried in Raglan to the late Isa- belle Thompson, who prede- ceased him in 1941, He is sur- vived by his daughter Mrs. C. Avery (Irene) of Raglan and his son Gordon of Whitby. The funeral was held from the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel Whitby at 2 p.m. Monday, Sept. 27th. Rev. John Smith, minis- ter of St. Mark's Church con- ducted the service. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, Ontario. Pall bearers Wm. Pellow, Garnet Cochrane, Leonard Al- lan, Roy Brown, Donald And- rew and Earl Banner. 'ceased was born at Married at Cannington 74 years PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs., October 7, 1965-9 ARCHIBALD BLACK A rogident of the Port Perry district' for many years, Archi- bald Black, 519 Howard Sf. Oshawa, died Sept. 29, at the Oshawa General Hospital, fol- lowing a short sickness. He was in his 97th year. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin Black, the de- Raglan. ago, he farmed in Scugog Is- land for many years prior to his retirement to Oshawa 12 years ago. Predeceased five years ago by his wife, the former Cath- erine Avery, Mr. Black is sur- vived by five daughters, Mrs. Zefta Thomas and Mrs. Mar garet [Froats, Buffalo, N.Y; Mrs. Jean McKnight and Mrs. H. Colleran (Lela) of Oshawa and Mrs. E. Shaw (Rean) of Mayfield, N.Y. and a son, Mal- colm, of Vancouver. The funeral service was held at 2 p.m., Oct. 2 at the Gerrow Funéral Home. Interment in Groveside Cemetery. Elder A. E. Millner of the Seventh-day Adventist Church conducted the service. '66 Fairlane... T Ee) ae ~. beautifully re- invented -1966 FAIRLANE PERFORMANCE-MINDED GT CONVERTIBLE poss / 1966 FAIRLANE 600 XL SPORTS/LUXURY HARDTOP Fairlane '66 has an all-new look of excitement... 13 beautiful models...sporty XL's ...high-performance GT's...new Squire Wagon...new power up to 315 hp...new comfort...new room...new smoothness. And Fairlane is as thrifty as ever. See for yourself--today! 66 Mustang... everyone's favourite fun car 1966 MUSTANG FAVOURITE FUN HARDTOP Three fun models, more than ever Sotaned to be designed by you... with new options ...new accessories...new standard luxury features...new GT performance and appearance kits... new-ideas...all for your-own-design-Mustang. Start today--at your Ford Dealers. Test Drive aTotal Performance Ford at your Ford Dealers TO BUY OR LEASE-SEE YOUR FORD DEALER Manchester Garage, semescr. phone sss.72a