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VERA ANNE JOLLEY Employee of Canada Post in the SOs A resident of Whitby since 1959, Vera Anne Jol- ley' died at the Oshawa General Hospital on May 26, 1997. She was 78. A daughter of the late William McAllister and Martha Page, she was born at Port Hope on September 20, 1918. A waitress and employee of Canada Post, she lived in Oshawa from 1952 to 1959, and formerly in Toronto. Mrs. Jolley is survived by Judy and Jim Clement, Seniors Jubilee choir rock Pavilion By JOYCE MILNE Special to TheFree Press Sunday afternoon, May 25, Heydenshci bursting at the seams. t was the annual Song presented by the WhitbySeniors Ji The rafters rocked to a Newfoundland sea sbanty We>ll Rant and We>ll Roar by the male voices and F rolled to Hail Holy Queen from the movie "Sister Act" by the ladies assorted other numbers were sung by the choir. Special guest soloist, Tom Edwards, Mayor of Wbitby, was a crown favorite. His resonant Welsh baritone voice soared in a rendition of "The Impossible Dream" and was roundly applauded. The last segment of the program included a Vaude- v ille Show with a sing-along heartily joined by the audience. ,Direcetor Barbara Breck- enridge, and pianist, Mar- * garet Webber, were ~hônored by the choir and * presented with hou- quets.The concert ended with a standing ovation by the audience and resound- ing applause by the choir in appreciation. Jubilee apologizes to the public for the absence of pre-concert advertising, but the concert was sold out before the in on the tickets was dry. Two concerts are planned for May '98. ire Pavillon was 1May Festival of ubilee Choir. Sylvia Riddell, Andrea Clement-Christie, Dayna, Britney, Jamie, Clement, and Jennifer Riddell, Vale- rie Bell, Cathy Pattison, Jordan Clement-Christie and Morley McAllister. Her husband, Leonard Jolley, brother Lawren Porter, son-in-law Bill Rid- deli and grandson Ryan Christie, died before her. Mrs. Jolley was at thé W.C. Town' Funeral Chapel, Whitby. Following the funeral service, inter- ment was in Groveside Cemetery, Whitby. WhItby Free Prou, Satu.rday, Juno 7, 1997, page 15 MARGARET ELLA DESCHAMPS Resident of Whitby most of her life A resident of Wbitby most of her life except for a few years in Toronto, Margaret Ella De- schamps died at the Whitby General Hospital on May 27, 1997. She was 74. A daughter of the late Bill Potter and Stella May Harris, she was born at Whitby on April 3, 1923. Mrs. Deschamps was married on November 22, 1946 at Toronto, to Jo- sepb Elzear Peter De- scbamps, wvho died before ber. Sbe is survived by ber son, Josepb Jr.; daugbter, Linda Quan and ber bus- band William Sr.; brother Jimmy Potter and bis wife Mary; grandchildren Sbelly, Mary-Ann, Rachel and William Jr. and great grandcbildren Deanna. and Teneshia. Besides ber busband, a son, Ronald; sisters Char- lotte, Mary, Ruby and Violet and brothers Billie and Jack, died before her. Mrs. Descbamps was at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Wbitby, wbere Captain Dean Locke of the Salvation Army con- ducted the funeral service on May 30, 1997, followed by interment in Grove- side Cemetery, Whitby. Your family tree starts with your roots If tracing your family tree is something you al- ways wanted to do, but didn't know where to start, the Ontario Genealogical Society (OGS) Os- hawa/Whitby Local Chap- ter and the Pickering Museum Village are offer- ing a Genealogy '101' workshop at the Pickering Museum Village to help get you started. On June 21, 1997, Mar- ion Lapp and Stuart Boumne (OGS - Local Chap- ter) will operate workshops at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to help with asearch for ancestors. They will provide many sources of information, from internet addresses to where to locate obscure canceled postal offices. For more information on this or ather events, please cail (905) 683-8401 or (905) 420-4620. 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