RUAN ST wh ¥ HR 3 5a i h A | OBITUARIES py MRS. FLORENCE and was always keenly CN m news GRAHAM interested in all the com- Adhd A lifelong resident of Cart- munity's activities. 1! wright Township, Mrs. Court ~~ Mrs. Graham leaves to J by Mrs. E. Heron Christmas season last Sun- ney Graham passed away mourn the passing of a There was a lot of excite- day morning. ) peacefully at the Community loving mother and grand- ment in the village and area Next Sunday will be White pra. 0ria] Hospital, Port mother, a daughter Joyce x last Friday afternoon when Gift Sunday at the regular Perry on Sunday, November (Mrs. Gerald Kelly) and a ? ! 3 the barn on Mr. John Millers 11 :15 a.m. Service and at 10 5, 1978 in her 82nd year. son, Harvey both of Black- 3 farm burned. All the fire a.m. the church school is Mary Florence Susannah stock and eight grandchild- : equipment came from presenting a Christmas p00, of purple Hill on: ren, Cheryl, Blair, Mark and WA Brooklin as well as some programme instead of the A.) 15 1597 the daughter Robbie Graham, Elizabeth, & from Pickering. About 40 regular classes. Lunch will of John Toms and Ann Eleanor, Elaine and Esther ay head of registered cattle that be served and all parents are yance. She received her Kelly. She was predeceased is belonged to Mr. Wm. Reid invited to come along With oqyeation at Purple Hill by a sister Annie, and two 2) 5 perished in the fire. their children. . School. . brothers Fred and Wilbur Ry This barn was a land mark On Friday night of this On November 3, 1928 Toms. i and was used for many years week there is to be a Christ- pyorence married Howard The memorial service was Le) 'as a government quarantine mas Puppet Show at the Courtney Graham in a conducted at the chapel of LA barn for cattle coming from Community Centre put on bY double wedding along with McDermott-Panabaker, > » NG . 2 Scotland and going on to the Brooklin Public Library. her 'brother and his wife, Port Perry by her minister ye § parts of Canada and United There will also be singing by . wjlpyr and Elva Toms. Rev. Victor Parsons and a pos NEED FINANCING FOR @ States. This business was the children and carols. ~~ pogether Courtney and lifetime friend, Rev. John o 2 : a ied as by Faw To vo Soe , iss Florence successfully Hill of Coluning. Interment on i iller and his father before Vera Leacl : - farmed -in the Purple Hill was at the family plot in the Ad THAT NEW CAR? : hiro. Sudh Bead Hamil A area for over forty years Prince (ove Cemetery, 2 : ; : urns church was utl- rs. ba g il his sudden death in Prince Albert. ve Your Credit Union will loan up to 90% fully decorated for the la one day last week. wl Mrs. Graham lived the Hy of the car's value, »t just 12% per annum. Mr. Paul' Campbell has past five years in Black- : 5 . Life insured for eligible members. returned home after spen- go. RICHARD JOSHUA ) RUBBER - ding a holiday with his Florence was a faithful HORNE STAM PS parents in Scotland. member of the Bethel Metho- Suddenly at his Centennial ~~ Whittier wrote: Somehow sit Church and later the home, Reach Township, * fast delivery not only at Christmas but all Blackstock United Church Richard Joshua Horne PORT PERRY STAR the long year through, the oof which she attended passed away on Saturday 235 Queen Street Joy that you give to others is regularly. She was also a afternoon, November 18, 985-7383 the Joy that comes back t0 1,0 time member of the 1978 in his 74th year. you. Shirley Women's Institute He was the son of the late Richard Horne and Janet Swanick. He was born in | -1904, December 13th. 'V He attended Marsh Hill > Public School, Uxbridge ® High School, Toronto Univer- sity and Osgoode Hall. He hd was called to the Bar November 21, 1940. At the time of the last World War he went to Timmins and worked in the mines for awhile. A When the War was over he returned to Toronto and practised law for around : thirty years or more. : He leaves to mourn his 3 ' ® loss, his wife, Celia in Toron- to; two sisters, Mrs. Mona Mera at Marsh Hill, Mrs. Laura Waddell, Brampton; also two nieces, Mrs. Royce SE A OO RO A AE A NE NE SHAE} ORV Sid 5100 R100 Tio0 fin Brisbin and son John of EEE EE EE EEE EE EE EE EEE EE EE EE EE Mississauga; Mrs. Jack gg LEA fc TAMIR Sate Anderson, son Michael- and daughter Elaine of Bramp- ton. . HOW MUCH The funeral service was HOW TO PLAY HOY : All vou need is a selecnon ship, a penal, a buck and a here Tuck, held at Lowe & Lowe Ltd. Co = (Chapel funeral parlours) on The major prizes are divided into = : i tour separate prize pools - th Tuesday, November 21, at 2.% You can get selecnon ships tron our separate prize pools -- the ie Jie oa i JACKPOT Pool, the Second Prize p.m. Rev. John V. 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