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wednesday kn may 7th pags1 merchant niis ovmsias vacation in4tcmbland maurice poqdekettbjt b prince charles drive who with fata broth erinlaw ed wiener opcratw wlo television a vacationing in hal land it is the tint trip home for mr end mrs goudeketting end their children yolanda and alex since they emigrated to canada in 1053 they flew from helton airport on friday morning and will be visiting with bis mother mr k goudekeuing in amsterdam and with her brothers robert and theo wiener and their families in eihas aoven mrs ry grabm aca coawnhy wkintwfa t everqreen flowering shrubs nursery stock bedding plants 27 varieties of petunias alone in our large selection of 15000 assorted plants webbs greenhouses town line 1 miles south of village ph htmonvilu 128 j 1 lata raymond graham the for sa atarjorle iaabel clark daugh ter ot ate hugh darlt berwick hall main street south and the late hugh clark died at her home mo grand hirer st north paris on thursday april mth after a long omen ate graham lived with her parents in the home now owned tay up and mrs william sanl on the corner of queen and godph street for many ware she had lived in paris for the past 3a years mrs graham wasacttve in con niunlty affairs being a member of the paris preabyterlan church of the junior filospltal aid and the prince of wales chapter of the l o v e her hobby of handicrafts foe which she was gired greatly benefited the sev eral organisations she belonged to besides her husband she is sur vived by her mother mrs hugh clark of georgetown and one sis ter mrs amy h lowe toronto rev walter kennedy conducted the funeral service at the bruce b smith funeral home on sat urday april 26th burial was in the paris cemetery pallbearers were robert midgley ralph nic- hol marshall magwood james clark jack watkins and william mcrae mayco water softeners rlmtvsteb tmk efficient trouble tico spacsaving design adrachvei end economical bhigarbuh plumbing b heating 16 elgin street tr 7363 social personal last saturday afternoon michael masterman son of mr and mrs fred masterman 63 charles st celebrated his sixth birthday with a theatre party his guests were hughie williams tony mc- auley jamie reader lee ursel fraser gunn rickey jenner jim my dyson brian taggart and david matthies were taken to see snow white and the seven dwarfs at the roxy theatre acton af ter the theatre they were trans ported back to the masterman home where they enjoyed a birth day party several local relatives attended the funeral service in dunnvule last week for harland graham a former glen williams resident they included mr and mrs ar thur beaumont mia wilfrid ford mrs mervyn cook gordon gra ham who was a pallbearer and mr and mrs percy graham brampton timothy norton son of mr and mrs albert norton 25 arietta st celebrated his first birthday with a party at his home on april 38th his little guests were bruce nor ton donna burns mark buttrey and his cousins debbie norton helanie clarke and pattie holmes debbie hamilton terry lynn norton and his aunt linda hamil ton district cwpk rfttwn mr and mrs a carney nor- vat have their daughter and fam ily mr and mra william staines and baby daughter lee ann viai- ung with them after a- year at mete france where mr staines was posted aa technical represen tative for orenda engines mr and mrs carney and his parents mr sad mrs f m staines of agutcourt motored to montreal on friday april nth to meat them when they arrived then on the empress of england mr and mrs staines and lee ann visited at agincourt and alter a brief stay at naanral with her family will be going to ottawa where he has been gneda new posting rhlle in france mrs staines met a former geea who at one time played in the george town girls pipe band with her joan chaplin now mrs homer stennett and corresponded with a milton girl mrs dr ian gilmour the former ruth lawson who now resides in helsinki ftnland prior to their sailing mr and mrs stai- spent two weeks towing london collision victim won m m modal overseas injuries received in a collision proved fatal for a georgetown man james robert corbett mvm 12 prince charles drive who died in toronto western hospital thursday morning the accident took place early tuesday morning when mr coroetts car collided with a gravel truck on the 6th line east chinguacousy a quarter mile north of grahamsville- he was on his way to work at orenda eng- flrfe mr corbett who was thirty- eight years of age was born in toronto the son of annabella mc laren corbett and james corbett he lived in toronto and attended toronto schools and was later em ployed at the maple leaf milling company during the second world war he served overseas with the royal regiment of canada and was the recipient of the military medal for bravery at the time of his death ne w employee of orenda engines in toronto on november 23rd 1946 he and doris warriner were married and she and their two children susan and robert survive him as do his parents and two sis ters and a 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may a lovely and exciting month set in a world of sunshine and blue skies of singing birds and flowers when we should pause to be grateful for the blessings that are showered upon us also to think of the ways in which we can say thankyou to god for all he has done for us the bright star mission band met on sunday afternoon at the home of margaret and murray brownrtdge doreen carney pre sided and opened the meeting with hymn 613 roll call wi wered with my one greatest ambition in life the secretary and treasurer gave their reports nancy hunter read the scriptures missionary prayer by tommy rud- dcll stbry told by mrs j h hun ter karen brigden sang the number she sang at the music festival patsy and barbara blao kctt played a piano duct offering i was received by tommy ruddell and john nurse and dedicated by thelma carney closing prayer by robert brigden janice cone than ked the hostess and meeting closed with a lovely lunch faye and sylva graham of mil ton spent the week end with their grandmother mrs r j graham foe young people held their christian fellowship meeting on sunday evening at the home of rosa and margaret austin with fred barnes and sandra tlndate in charge mr and mrs ernie tlndaleand family motored to oakville sunday afternoon to attend an ac cordion recital held at the borne of the teacher where di sandra receives her accordion les sons about ilty parent children attended and the thv dalea enjoyed it taunenael dont forget sunday la mothers family were pioneer halton uel residents a uel decendant mrs f taylor the former mrs w j poxcr of winnipeg died recently at her home at cumberland mills quebec she was the daughter of augustus stull who was born near georgetown and taught school at guelph and later at rothaay where bis daughter was born she later moved with her family to portage la prairie where her father became principal of the portage schools or united empire loyalist de- peg where mr pozer died in 1835 cent her fathers family were a- surviving are her husband mong the first pioneers to arrive frank taylor a son w pozer 6f from virginia at the time of the kclowna and a daughter mrs eva american revolution she was the jrrand niece of the heroine of 1812 laura second in 1887 she married w j poz er who was notary public of the northwest territories and they located at duck lake whebttshv was only the second white woman in the district she was able to relate many stories of their rag ged pioneer experiences in ima they moved to winnt- powcll of winnipeg 10 grand children and 2 great grandchild ren two sons predeceased her major w s pozer who died in 19s0 and dr bruce poser who died in 1935 a cousin of augus tus stull mrs w j roe lives at r r 1 georgetown funeral service was held in cumberland mills quebec weekend specials day god tt2r soothers- est this may their hearts he bued with cheer and assy their wars bo esse hollywood divans to foniui mat extra room manufacturers clearance sw paten of rmsmon demoi smart occasionel l by i 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