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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 24, 1987 A man being held in Nova Scotia on fraud charges will likely be returned to Durham next week to face charges of abduction, theft and more fraud Warrants for the arrest of Barry Rice, 29, formerly of Raglan, have been circulated since December, 1986 when the accused left for Nova Scotia, allegedly with a 15 year old girl SAY area As a result, Durham Regional Police have charged the man with abduction, as well as theft in connec: tion with a missing vehicle, and various cheque frauds. % Nova Scotia police apprehended Fraud suspect returned Rice when he was charged with stealing property from a house he was living in. He is being held in their custody until a Durham detec- tive goes east next week to bring him back. Although charges have already been laid, a court date will not be set until his return. v LAST CHANCE! -- OBITUARY -- RHODA SOPHIA LARMER Rhoda Sophia Larmer passed away at the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, February 3, 1987. She was in her 84th year. Rhoda Larmer was born on December 15, 1903. She was the daughter of the late Josiah Avery and Margaret Cherry. She received her education at Burketon, Ontario. On November 14, 1928 she mar- ried Russell Larmer. For 43 years they farmed 1n Cartwright Township. In 1973 they retired to Blackstock. Rhoda was a devoted wife and mother. She was also a faithful member of Cadmus and Blackstock United Church and a member of the U.C.W. Rhoda was the beloved wife of the late Russell Larmer (1984). Dearly loved mother of Don and his wife Doris of Peterborough, Joyce and 'her husband Norman Gibson of Bowmanville, Audrey Gibson of Oshawa, Lawrence of Barrie. Ray and his wife Diane of Pickering and Bernice Pascoe of Calgary Dear grandmother of 16 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren, sister of Florence Larmer of Blackstock and predeceased by Iva"Brunt (1978) and Gordon Avery (1980), sister-in- law of Edna Larmer of Blackstock | and Walt and Marion of Havelock. . A Funeral Service was held at the | Wagg-McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Hon.e, Port Perry on February 6, 1987 at 1:30 p.m. Inter- | ment Cartwright Union Cemetery Acting as Pallbearers were Jef- : fery Larmer of Kitchener, and Michael Larmer of Barrie Brian | Jason Larmer of Pickering, Allan ) Larmer -of Oshawa Larmer of Blackstock. Rev Davis officiated. and Grant | Dale |. RAVINGS Up to 75% OFF All Winter Clothing, Shoes, Boots SPECIAL RACKS at LOW, LOW PRICES! TABLES of SHOES at PRICES YOU CAN'T RESIST! 50% OFF SELECTED FABRICS _ Wools -- Velours -- Corduroy -- Crinkle Taffeta -- etc. THE DURHAM REGION R.C.S.S. BOARD || invites parents to complete an application for registration for | kindergarten. To be eligible as a Separate School S\nporiss. one or both parents must be Catholic. REGISTRATION FOR JUNIOR And SENIOR KINDERGARTEN For SEPTEMBER 1987. Applicants for registration will take place as follows: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION "CATHOLIC SCHOOL 450 Scugog Street, Port Perry DATE: Thursday, March 5, 1987 TIME: By appointment only, beginning at 9:00 AM. Please call the school at 985-1028 to make an appointment. PLEASE NOTE: : 1. Children to be registered for Sr. Kindergarten must be 5 years 1 of age on or before Dec. 31, 1987. ): 2. Children to be registered for Jr. Kindergarten must be 4 years of age on or before Dec. 31, 1987. 3 Proof of age is to be presented in the form of Baptismal Record. Birth Certificate, or Birth Registration. 4. Please have available health records on immunization, allergies. etc. : i ¥ _ SALE PRICE . 34. 95 saLE PRICE 27.99 SALE PRICE 24.95 saLe Price 27.95 1987 LEVI JEAN JACKETS - bleached, black, blue denim Sizes 36 to 44. Regular 45.95 LEVI ORIGINAL JEANS - stonewashed Zippered or fly front. Regular 39.95 LEVI CORDUROY PANTS - black, grey, navy, brown Size 28 to 42. Regular 29.95 G.W.G. HOPSACK PANTS - the workpant with class. Grey, navy, brown, denim. Regular 34.95 SALE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SATURDAY. MARCH 7th. han i ee 5 Winner of Brock's $100. Valentine Gift Certificate - Pat Adams, R R Ll Port Perry. A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE (CIVT-T-Ta WR = 3 Aa -T-1 A = To Tol A = T-Tol dV) service to fit , every budget. IEE SA SE EN I SA A LL M hest . i | ~~ : ancnesrter Hatley JL UC W | @ : SA .L. Women | : : :. February 5th the regular meeting © ' R was held in the church with Fann J - We've got a paint - Ny Stevens and Lucille Gray in charge | : | Theme chosen was Love. Love in the horhe provides more happiness than nN any amount of money could buy Hympg 124 - Jesus is the Man and 126 - Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love were sung. Diane McKinzey conducted a Bible Study on Esther Next month we will study Lots Wife Pat Kingstone reported on the Worshop held at Courtice. Four at- | tended from our U.C.W. Our Group -- COLLISION EXPERTS || -- RUST REPAIRS _ -- FREE ESTIMATES - _ nd RS kT VE I rs A TRIN a re THI. oon, = 1%) 8 LS, S sS 0 m ry ad | u will be at the Villa in March to | | Present b ust be Seleiiase the birthdays for that arch fore month. c 2 March 13 is the pot luck supper at 6:30. Dick Steer has consented to show his pictures on Africa during the evening. 8 Special birthdays coming up are Mr. Frank Johnson - March 20 & Dolly Roberts - April 8 We are invited to attend the World T | Reg. "469.95 -- ®*150. OFF I 5 9s ||| T 11 Now S319 | 710 WILSON RD. S. pr T L . OSHAWA Day of Prayer on Marché at 2p m | THE SUPREME PAINT SERVICE PROVIOES EXCELLENT SURFACE PREPARATION AND A REFINISH at the Port Perry United Church a MATERIAL THAT EXTENDS THE LIFE OF THAT HIGH QUALITY LOOK '© > ' 1 : R : © 'CMEMICAL CLEANSING" THOROUGH SURFACE SANDING "MACHINE SANDING MOST CHIPS 4 0 We are planning a bus trip in Jul: || © SCRATCHES" PRIME AND BLOCK SAND FEATHERED AREAS AS REQUIRED FULL COAT OF PRIMER i - - Our next meeting is March 5 a * SEALER" REFINISH WITH DURABILITY PLUS CATALYZED ENAMEL ~ APPLY INTEGRATED COAT OF ~~ ) S| | GLOSS EXTENDING UV SUN SCREEN OVEN BAKED FINISH the church with Pat Kingstone & Bernice Dobson responsible TT | | ! 3 1 1 L THE A social time was enjoyed at the : close of the meeting. »--- . . .- a A