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Mra. Roy Ftynie Promirjent Resident Dies af Her Home Mr. Roy C. Finnic a resident of Ottawa for the past 30 years, died on Friday at her home, 117 Strathcon avenue. Un Fihrie was prominently identified for many yeara with.

the Ottawa Rowing in which her husband and aoni were active, and waa president of the club'a ladies' auxiliary. At the time of her death, one Ml TVwiIff rinni. Ont, as stroke of the Ottawa Rowing Club eight which la competing in the Olympic trials. Word that she had died came as. a severe shock to her many friends.

During her association "with the rowing club she had endeared herself to all the club members and their associates. Mrs. Finnie was a past of the women's auxiliary of Artillery. She waa a devout parishioner of Blesned Sacrament Church. was the former Genevieve Louise Tomney and was a daughter of Mrs.

C. J. Tomney and the late J. Tomney, of St John, NB. She was born and educated in that elty and in 1915 married Roy Finnie in Quebec City.

i Surviving are her- husband, her mother, four sons, Donald, of Ottawa; Frank C-, of -the Department of External Affairs, at present In Moscow; Flight Lt G. X. Finnie, RCAF, now in Washington, and James- Finnie, of Montreal. The body is at the George H. Rogers from where the funeral will be held Monday morning to Blessed Sacrament Church for requiem high mass at eight o'clock.

Interment will be made In Notre Dame cemetery. Car Rams Two Poles; CfflAAf lltlll 1 RENFREW; June 23. (Staff) James A. Bowes, of Renfrew, arf mrtmn iniunr lain urn liierninn when the car he was operating was forced off Htghway 17, six miles east of Renfrew. According to police, Bowes was proceeding in a westerly direction towards Renfrew he was forced off the highway by an unidentified vehicle, causing the.

car to careen off the highway and ram two telephone poles, coming to a stop when it turned over in a ditch. Extensive damage waa caused to the car. The accident occurred at approximately six o'clock. Provincial Constable S. L.

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90c 75c STOVES it-FCKNTTUU HARDWARE 4 Bank St 1-STU. Summerstown Native Laplanfe Dies J-oweu uwrence Laplante, a native of Summerstown arid for the past seven years an Ottawa resident, died suddenly on Friday at his Montreal road, RR 1, Ottawa. He was 49 of age. Mr. Laplante was a Vetera years 4 oi years overseas service during World War I and was wounded In action.

He was a member of the War Amputees' Association. I He was born and educated In Summerstown and lived there during the greater part of his lit. He. was the son of' the late Mi" and Mrs. Henry Laplante.

Coming to Ottawa in 1941; he had been employed since then as an elevator operator with the Department of Public Works, Mr. Laplante was married at Toronto 23 years ago to the former Martha Pilkington, who predeceased him. I Surviving are a son, Ralph, at home; two daughters, VloletJ of Ottawa, and Shirley, at home; five brothers, Proctor, Tupper Lake, NT; John, New Zealand, and Wilfred and Elmo in Summerstown; and a sister, Mrs. John Gilligan, also of Summerstown; I The funeral service will be con ducted at McEvoy Bros, at a time and date to be announced later. Mrs.

C. A. Plamondon Dies in Montreal Mrs. Charles A. Plamondon, the former Germaine of Ottawa, died In a 36, Lefebvre Montreal hospital on Tuesday after a leng Illness.

She had lived in Montreal for the past 13 years, residing; at 749 Hickson avenue, at the time of her death Mrs, Plamondon was born in Ottawa, a daughter of the late Gedeon Lefebvre and the former Berthe Gougeon, and educated at Rldeau Street Convent, In 1934 she married Charles A. Plamondon, who survives. I Besides her husband, and mother, she is survived by one brother, Aurele Lefebvre, of Ot tawa; and three sisters, Mrs. Marcel Provencher, Ottawa; Mrs. J.

O. Proulx, Montreal; and Bev. Sister Emelle Sacred Heart Jollette, Que. I v- The funeral will be from Gauthier's funeral home at 7.45 a on Monday to the Basilica for requiem high mass rat o'clock. Interment will 5 be Notre Dame cemetery, HulL Mrs.

Ada Belle Caple Dies dr Age 64 Mrs. Ada Belle Caple, of 60 Anna an active member of the Ladles' Orange Benevolent Association, died on Friday at her home. She was in hjer 65th year. The former Ada Belle Crowder, she Vas the daughter of the late John Crowder and his wife, the former Margaret Sweeney, who survives. She was born in Pittston, near1 Cardinal, and received her education She was married at Iroquois in 1900 to William Rupert Caple.

He was with the Ottawa Electric Railway company for ,19 years and with the Department of Public Works for 11 years. Mr. Caple predeceased his wife in 1937. Mrs. Caple waa a member of Parkdale Avenue Baptist Church and also took a prominent part in work of the LOBA.

Surviving besides her mother, at South Gower, are two sons, Gerald and I- Cecil; and three daughters, Mrs. A. E. Stubbs, Mrs. M.

Munro, and Mrs. E. Lortle, all of Ottawa; a brother, Crowder, Hallville; two sisters, Mrs. Robert Jannack, Topley, BC, and Mrs. Howard Seers, South Gower, and nine grandchildren.

Rev. John McDowall will conduct the service at Veltch's, Park-dale avenue; on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will take place at South Gower. Alcide Bergeron35, Dies in Hospital Alcide Bergeron. 33.

an em. hloye of the Duke Hotel for the past 10 years, died on Tuesday in an Ottawa hospital. He resided at 71 Lloyd street and had been In poor health for the past year. He waa born In St Pascal Bay-Ion, Que, a son of Polydor Bergeron and the former Delphlne Dumont, but had resided in Ottawa ajnce 1932. Twelve years ago he married Marie Willis, of Ottawa, who survives.

Besides his wife and parents, he la survived by one son, Jean Paul; three daughters, Gilberte, Lucille and Claudette; all at home; five brothers, Claude Bergeron, Montreal; Silvio, Polydor and Marcel, all of Ottawa; and Alfred Uplands; and three sisters, Yvette, Florence and Therese, all at home The funeral will be from Gauthier's on Monday, to St Jean Baptlste I Church for requiem mass at 8.30 am. Interment will be in Notre Dame cemetery. WW E2MLJ i Feedtore at 28 Clarence. Street, Ottawa, on 'which ah option with' a view to purchase has Who Are the Ottawa District aimers' Co-operative? The Ottawa District Farmers' Co-operative is one of a. hundred groups in.

Southern Ontario' retailing feeds farm supplies to farmer members who own these businesses and share In the earnings in proportion to their purchases. 1 Meetings are held annually and Directors are elected by the members. At this meeting a review of the progress of the business is made. Who may Become Members Membership is open to all, farmers or city residents. Life "membership requires the signing of a membership application and the payment of a nominal fee of One Dollar." Hi Dr.

S. C. Akins, 55 Ottawa Dentist Dies Dr. S. Clements Aklns, 109 Clarendon avenue, died on Friday at his home following a lengthy Illness.

was in his 55th. year. He was born at Klnburn, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.

Aklns. He received his education at Kinburn and Arnprlor and studied dentistry at the University of Toronto, graduating, in 1921. Dr. Aklns came to Ottawa following his graduation and practised here until 1945. He attended Parkdale United Church and was a member of the Dental Society of Ottawa and the Byng Fish and Game Club He was married at Ottawa in 1929 to the former Cora E.

Mc-Bride of Ottawa and she survives him. Surviving besides his widow are four brothers, James Pres-cott Highway; William J. and A. Aklns, Winnipeg, and F. L.

Akins, Edmonton; and a sister, Mrs. G. H. Bradley, Merivale. The funeral will be held from Hulse and Playf air's to Parkdale United Church f6r service at a time to be announced later.

Rev. H. Warren will officiate. Interment will take place in Ptaecrest cemetery. Smiths Falls Boys Hurt In Accident at Carnival SMITHS FALLS, June 25.

(Special) Johnnie Hall, young son of J. Hall, 18 Elm street, had one leg fractured In two places Thursday night when a small motor car in which he was riding at the Lldna Club carnival In Victoria Part left the' track when a bolt came loose and ran into the crowd watching the ride. He collided with Merrill Minnie, son of Mrs. M. 17 Elm street, who also had a fractured limb from the Impact Journal Want Ads bring quick r.

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patronize it, provided the farmers assume jthe responsibility of purchasing the business. How Is the Co-op Financed? Financing is through member loans and special Member loans are in denominations of $100 and do not exceed $500 per person, are due in 20 years and yield 4 per annum interest. Special loans are for amounts which individuals invest, in addition to $500; are due in ten years and yield 5 per annum," HoW Are Savings' to Be Savings are to be refunded annually to members on the basis their yearly purchases. The more purchases made the greater the refundable portion will be. The Board of Directors hop to hav the canvass of district farmers'cotn -pleted for members and loans within the next three weeks.

If you have not already been contacted and, wish furf her information, kindly clip, complete and mail the coupon immediately or telephone 42151, and, a represent tative will call. Join Joiv! You Share In The Profits! BOARD OF DIRECTORS OTTAWA DISTRICT FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE President: Wro. HENRYCity View. Vice-President: C. D.

GRAY, Ramsayville. Secretary-Treasurer, LERpY E. STRADER, R.R. 1, Hurdman's Bridge. Directors: JAS.

DEMPSEY, R.R. Hurdman's Bridge. ALEX HOPE," Bell's Corners. ROBT. M.

LIT J.TCO, R.R. 1, Hurdman's Bridge. ALLEN MACARTNEY, Ramsayville. ED. WALLACE," Bell's Corners.

HUGH' J. Carp, Ont. CHARLES SWEENEY, Dunrobin, Ont. EVERETT SHELP, Russell, Ont. ubs SAINT JOHN, NB, Junei, 23 CP) Dr.

Hus i. Keenleyside of Ottawa, Federal Deputy Mines Minister, was elected president of the Association of Canadian Clubs. t- P. A. McFarlane of Montreal was named honorary director succeeding Or.

i J. B. Corley of Vancouver is retiring president. Other -officers are: Honorary president W. Sanford Evans, Winnipeg, John A.

Cooper, Toronto, Mr. Justice A. K. Dysarl, Winnipeg, and J. D.

Hyndman, Ottawa; vice-presidents, R. B. Perrault Montreal, W. J. Young, Saskatoon, Mrs.

A. McD. Morton, Halifax, and Mrs. H. B.

Sommer-field, Winnipeg; honorary treasurer, A. G. Mordy, Ottawa, Mrs. R. A.

Richard Hull Native Dies Mrs. Rheal Ardouln Richard, 47, widow of Amat Richard, of 12 Langevln street Hull, died In an Ottawa hospital on Wednesday after a short illness. She was born and educated- in a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George J.

V. Ardouln. Her husband, Amat Richard, died last year. Mrs. Richard was a member bf the Ladies of St Ann of Notre Dame de Grace Church, and of the St John Ambulance Association.

Since her husband's death she was employed with the Federal Labor Department in Ottawa. She is survived by five sons, Gllles Richard, and Yvon, Jacques, Germain and Claude; four daughters, Gislene Richard, BA, and Claire, Huguette and Paulette, all at home; and three sisters, Mrs. Hilaire Pharler, of Montreal; Mrs. Arthur Bourqye.il Moncton, and Miss Germaine Ardouln of The funeral will be from Gauthier's in Hull on Saturday to Notre Dame de Grace Church for requiem mats at 7.15 a.m. Interment will be in Notre Dame cemetery, HulL .1.

-1 I- i I 1 i 1 1 I THE OTTAWA JOURNAL; SATURDAY, To Complications For torn wall Man CORNWALL, June 25. (Spri. clal) A comparatively simple accident In which his automobile struck a hydro pole guy wire costing 21-year-old Joseph Mar! tin of this city plenty and bi troubles are not over. The accident happened early Thursday morning and it caused a power black-out at the curtain factory of PowdreH and Alexander of Canada, Limited. Martin suf fered a lacerated face from' the broken and shortly afterwards was picked up by police and charged with failing to remain at the scene of an Today he was fined $100 and costs when he pleaded guilty.

His operator's permit waa suspended for six months and Crown Attorney R. P. Mllllgan Intimated Martin will be sued fr Mary knows the first requisite to popularity is a Clean, neafap- pearance. do dry cleaning1 exclusively. and skilfully keep wardrobes immaculi at low cost.

damages running into thousands of dollars because of loss of material In process of manufacture at the curtain factory when the power went off. Ottawa to Winnipeg Under Four Hours WINNIPEG, June 25. CW Three De Havilland Vampire let fighter planes of the RCAF landed at Stevenson Field here today only 3 Mi hours after taking of? from.Rockcliffe Airport near The three planes complete' the complement of four jet fighters for the City of Winnipeg 403 Auxiliary Fighter Squadron. They were piloted by Fit Lt Jack Dempster of Winnipeg, Fit Lt Lyle Gervais and Fit Lt Sydney Mitchell, both of MpntreaL TORONTO, June -25. The H.

W. Petrie Co. a machinery corporation, was fined $25,000 today on charges or evamng income and excess profit taxes during 1942 and 1943. Mary's Phone Is Foretier Ringing! The Patton Process is kind to your clothes. itavoa't Flnett Cleaning 1200 Wellinrton St US Bank St -2809 S-187S The Ottawa District Farmers' Co-operative announces that it has taken an option with a view to PURCHASE, on the JWL mm mm.

vK--i-- 28 Clarence St Ottawa You Can Have a Share In A $1,000,000 Business For two years the Directors of the Ottawa Dis-trict Farmers' Co-operative have been awaiting an opportunity to establish a modern co-operative service in feeds and farm, supplies. The ODDortunitv has at last rjresented itself in the been tfken. Saturday, July 31, 1948, is-the date for the' change of ownership. The Directors consider this an, excellent opportunity. The business provides a recognized service and shows extensive earnings which can rXIr of the farmer members who mm IJ an in 73 SPECIALIZING IN i 7 Poultry, Hog and Dairy Feeds Featarin; 'i "BEST EVEQ" PRODUCTS Manufacturing Wholesale Retail also Farm and Electrical Supplies and llachinery Allan E.

Greene, Manager Greene needs no introduction to Ottawa and District Farmers, having been associated with The Market Feed Store for more than 12 years. r-CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON i Ottawa District Farmers' Co-operative, I I co L. E. Strader, R.R. 1, Hurdman's Bridge, Ont I I I am Interested in The Ottawa District Farmers' Co-operative.

Please furnish me with additional Information. I NAME ADDRESS 26, 1948. Mrs W. RRabbe 40 Dies in Hospital Mrs. Essie Helen Rabbe, wife of Walter Rabbe of 248 Cambridge street land a native of Eganvllle, died on Friday night in an.

Ottawa hospital following a prolonged illness. She was 40 years of The former Essie Helen Schru-der, she was trn and educated In daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroder. She came -Ottawa 23 years ago and was married here in 1928 to Waltef- Rabbe who survives her.

Rabbe was a member of John's Lutheran j' I-- Surviving besides her husband are a son, Frobel, at home; two daughters. Lorn at home, and Mrs. Stanley Marquardt Ottawa; and three grandchildren. a The funeral Jwill be held from' the home to Sf. John's -church at a time and date to be announced later.

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