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North Simcoe obituaries Ross Channen, 43, director of Simcoe County Museum, dies in Barrie : A 5 i 5 rt i idi i i Harbour brother ee ere requested by the Sacred Heart Church, Midland; Albert of Sherrin. She had 53 Windsor Western years. The first 50 years Presiding. Burial took services came from , A a al ia ae family fit ey of flowers. Port MeNicoll. Mrs. Midland; Philip of grandchildren and 53 Hospital after a brief of his life were spent in Place at St. John's Toronto, Midland Port Garland of ee i Sauve died in Toronto, Toronto; Bernard of great grandchildren, illness, He was 61 years the Port McNicoll area Cemetery, Waubaushene. Severn, Port MeNicoll, Penetanguishene, sisters li Bee det Ne M Theresa Sauve Wednesday July 16. Clarkson; Rose (Mrs. Interment was at St. old. and the last 10 years in Pallbearers were Victoria Harbour and Genevieve Mansel, Rita ae ee Wome on ary Mrs. Sauvye was the Roy Amodio) of Toronto; Margaret's Cemetery, | Bornon June 10, 1914,in | Windsor. Edward, Clarence and © Honey Harbour. ; Lawson and Gree Bradford St. in Barrie Funeral services for the wife of the late James Ray of Toronto, Annette Midland Port Severn to Philip and Funeral services were Ronald Robillard, Ron Mr. Dupuis is survived roonae pce mea Mr Channen, who was__ late Mary Theresa Sauve, Sauve. She is the mother (Mrs. Joe Laurin) of Philbert Du uis Mildred Dupuis (both held at St. Ann's Church Hargraves, Jack Legault by his wife Adelaide ou vie ve 4 evel : a longtime resident of the 86, formerly of Port of Joe, of Midland; Alvina Milton. She is Pp deceased) he had been in Penetanguishene on and Hank Boone. (Moreau) Dupuis, of and Alice Bartley i i i i i Out-of-town friends and Penetanguishene, son Midland. Also survivin ; s the direct f Nicoll, were held last (Mrs. Jack Hammond) of predeceased by Agnes Philbert (Bert) Dupuis employed by the C.P.R. April 9, 1975, with t ; ; 0 ' a Pad aatety auirany Cine m.atthe Toronto; Nelson of BeardsallandMrs. Marie diedon April5.1975 atthe for approximately 25 Reverend L. Dignard relatives attending the Alphonse of Victoria are four grandchildren. Museum at Midhurst, | since its opening in 1962 He was also the im- mediate past president of the Simcoe County Historical Association, director of the Barrie Rotary Club and chaplin of the Lovett Camp of the Sons of Scotland 4 patron of history, he studied archaeology under Wilfred Jury, and later lectured at Georgian College and the Simcoe County Board of Education night school He was also a con- ultant to many opening museums. It was his belief that the function of a museum was to record history to preserve history and most im- portant to teach history Mr. Channen is sur- vived by his mother, Mrs. WINTARIO LOTTERY TICKETS POE ae CUS U as AVAILABLE AT A&P FOOD STORES. Minesing; brothers Eric More Great Bakery Buys! 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