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& . Obituaries Marjorie Viola Gourlie (Colden) of RR 4 Uxbridge, died Tuesday, July 6 in her 73rd year. Born in Toronto, she was « married to William Howard Gourlie on Dec. 28, 1921. They were long-time resi- dents of Uxbridge, but lived in Toronto as well, as were members of the United Church. Surviving are;sons Howard of Oshawa, Albert of " Winnipeg Beach, Manitoba; 'and. James of Epsom; daughter Doris Armstrong of Epsom. Predeceased are brothers Albert and George and sisters Ann Gibson and Alice. Surviving are four grand- children, Tom Armstrong, Tracy, Norman and Susan Gourlie. 4 Funeral service was held on July 8, 1976 from the Low and Low Funeral Home in Uxbridge with Rev. Gibson conducting the service. Interment by cremation, St. James Crematorium, Toronto. e Alexander Naples, former merchant of Port Perry, died on Friday, June 18, 1976 at Toronto, after a lengthy illness. He was the husband of the late Augustina Joseph," Samuel, Mrs. T. Martoreno (Sarah), Mrs. Anthony Demario (Mary), Michael, Mrs. George Hep- enzo Comeau (Marguerite), Andrew, Mrs. Stanley Clark (Jean) and the late Joseph- ine Larson and loving grand- father of twenty-four grand- children and eighteen great- grandchildren. Alexander Naples was born June 5, 1885 in Palermo Sicily. He served with the 9 Italian Calvary. In his younger years he was an ardent sportsman and loved to hunt and fish. He was also a member of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club for many years. A number of friends and relatives gathered to pay their last respects. Funeral mass was said in St. Paul's % Roman Catholic Church, Toronto on Monday, June41, 1976. A police escorted funeral procession left for Holy Cross Cemetery in Thornhill. Alexander was borne to his last resting place beside his beloved wife Augustina by six of his grandsons, Alexander Naples, Alexander Martor- « ino, Alexander Naples, John Naples, Fred Kirk and Alexander Kirk. a Increase your value to your employer by enrolling in the St. John Ambulance First Aid Instructor Course. This course will better equip you to communicate and develop your leadership qualities. GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985.7383 PORT PERRY STAR PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 14, 1976 -- 21 Scaletta, dear father of. I" burn (Constance), Mrs. Lor- Whats behind the taste of our Olde Fashioned Recipe? RR oo fag, BEATA PAR {NTA Ogio y MITE SCs DMIARGOE. hi di die asnionca ingre ents. .* We'e so proud of our tC ee i i A ra tl Hl de wholesom@jfigredients, we've printed them in great big type. , ' We think they give us | a taste that's clearly different . ° from other ice creams. A : poor os Olde Fashioned Recipe | goodeldasianed tasks on € rasnionc c grandma used fo make. ( cream oe Olde Fashioned 1CE o Recipe ice cream. Made with good old fashioned DEALER: Redeem this coupon for a retail customer in accordance with terms of this ingredients. Nothing artificial offer. We will reimburse you 20¢ plus 5¢ handling charge. Customer must pay any sales added. Another Quality tax where it prevails. Offer expires December 31,1976. Void where prohibited. licensed, Chekd product from Beatrice. taxed or otherwise restricted. Beatrice Foods (Ontario) Limited, 1155 Division Street, Kingston, Ontario. : : il Bane fen boi Bann i a et tel Dowson's Red & White | Port Perry Dairy Bar PORT PERRY PLAZA 158 WATER STREET AVAILABLE AT: 1] | f <x _ Ins 8 a. -- ES Paging MEE VY A etl WA =r a Se , a sr AE iN pr Go oF REAL EL x A = = - i TREN, a LC a a ns bh Tay SRY oa Ce Fa ic - - -- ah . PE; AS LBS A