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34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 8, 1988 ~ | MARILYN PEARCE WARD 2 COUNCILLOR Background in Reacreation and Planning Former High School Teacher in the Community og | | Actively Involved VOTE FOR POSITIVE NEW. PROGRESSIVE IDEAS A solemn moment Flags are lowered by the Branch 419 Colour Guard after names of local men killed in action were read during Remembrance Day Services last Sunday morn- ing in Port Perry. ELECTIONS MEN'S WEAR 241 QUEEN. STREET... PORT PERRY . - 985-8977 DAYS [Ad Chitua: y Annie | TRADE your old SUIT in on a new one and we will | allow you a on a Bruno Rossitti and Yves St. Germain, single or double-breasted suit (including special orders) TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Coats and we will allow TRADE your old SPORT es COAT in on one of our $ latest, up-to-date Sports 25 TRADE-IN avy TRADE your old OVER- COAT in on one of our many styles by Croy- don, double breasted od $ A 9 with removable lining, @ W and we will allow you TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Guy Annie Elizabeth Carnegie was born January 29, 1897. She grew up on a farm near Greenbank, On- tario. Annie went to school at Marsh Hill and later trained to be a dressmaker in the town of Ux- bridge. It was there that she had her own shop for several years until she became the bride of Harry Guy at the age of twenty five. Her husband bought a farm near Blackwater where they farmed for many years. Annie was very active in the Women's . Missionary Society of Pinedale United Church and she loved to attend their quilting bees and sewing circle. When their health began to fail, they bought a home in Greenbank. She lived there for several years after her husband died. Annie's greatest joys in her life were her family, her church and her flower garden. Later, when she was no longer able to care for her large house and garden, she moved to a senior citizen apartment in Port Perry. After several happy years there, she took a slight stroke. Soon after the stroke she had a sale and mov- ed to her daughter's home in Peterborough. Recently she was in hospital but for the last few months she lived at the Springdale Nursing Home where she went to meet her lord and saviour on August 22, 1988. Annie Guy is survived by her 2 daughters, Evelyn Ainsworth of Peterborough and Flora Martin of Peterborough and one son Elmer Guy of Lindsay, 7 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren, sister of Evelyn Tait of Cannington, Bill Carnegie of Cannington, Grace Gray of Uxbridge, Arvella Phoenix of Greenbank and predeceased by Nelson Carnegie and Viola Paisley. A funeral service was held at the Wagg Funeral Home in Port Perry on Friday, August 26, at 3 p.m. Interment Greenbank United Cemetery. Rev. Paul Star- ratt of Northview Pentecostal Church in Peterborough officiated. a SAY i a RRS Pd Am ii + ARIE chi a Acai i.