~~Sg ;~~--- WI{ITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 0. t988. PAGQE 27 MARY ROSE NELSON Mary Rose Nelson of- Whitby, died on March 21, 1988, at Whitby General Hospital. She was 88. She was born in Matane, Quebec, on April 15, 1899, daughter of Joseph Dion and Leda Lafrancois. She married Abe Nelson on September 7, 1918. A former Cochrane, Ont. resident, Mrs. Nelson lived in Whitby for 17 years and was a member of St. John the Evangelist Church. She is survived by daughter Grace Jeffrey and sons Wallace Nelson and Murray Nelson, grandchildren Dan Craig, Brenda craig, Peter Jeffrey, David Jeffrey, Jarrent Jeffrey, Robin Nelson, Leighton Nelson, Abe Nelson and Marie Nelson. Also survived by sister Delvina and brother Ovide. She was predeceased by her husband and daughter Lyda Craig, three brothers and three sisters. The funeral was held from St. John the Evangelist Church on March 24, 1988, conducted by Father Bernard Wilson. Inter- ment at *St. Francis the Sales in Pickering. LLOYD T. GLOSTER Lloyd .T. Gloster of Whitby died on March 12, 1988, as a result of a car accident in Bownianville. Hiewas 33.. Hie was born in Timmins, Ont., on August '15, 1954, son of William Lloyd Gloster' and Jeanne Darc Tourangeau. lie married Colleen Keays on August 2, 1980. Mr. 'Glo%ter, d istrict manager for the Toronto Sun newspaper,ý lived in Whitby for seven years. lie is survived by bis wife, daughter Cassandra and son Darin, sisters Lorraine Poulinof Sudbury and Eileen Dottori of Temiscaming, Que., brothers Steve Gloster cf Thunder Bay and Fred Gloster of Sudbury. lie was predeceased by both bis parents in 1985.* The funeral was held on Wednesday, March 17, 1988, at St. John the Evanglist Church, Wbitby, conducted by Father Joseph Murphy. Interment at Resurrection cemnetery. NORMAN McCOLM Norman Harold McComb cf Whitby died on April 1, 1988, at Oshawa General Hospital.-lie was 74. lie was born in New Richmond, Quebec, on May 23, 1913, son of Hugh Sinclair McColma and .Margaret Jeanette Gilker. lie married Elma Flora Harrison on July 16, 1941. After residing in New Rich- mond,* Mr. McColm lived in Whitby for the past 30 years and was an employee of the Whitby public works department. lie is survived by bis wife, Obituaries daughter Lorna Solly and'fiiend" Gerry Ravary of Prince Albert, Ont., son Harold and wife Marjorie of' Thornhill, grand- children Jeffrey and Jamis Solly, Patrick, Kathleen and Virginia McColîn. ,- Also, survived by, brother Douglas of Dewittville, Que., sister Alice (Mrs. George Gilker) of Maria, que., sister Bernice (Mrs. Eddie Harrison) of Sarnia,. Ont., sister Ida (Mrs. Clifford Gallie) of- Ormstown, Que. and sister Delsie (Mrs. Joe Seymour) of Calgary, Alta. Mr. McColm was predeceased by brother Russell and sister Pearl (Mrs. Edwin Sweetman). The funeral was held from the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, on April 4, 1988, conducted by Rev. B. Gee. Interment at Groveside Cemetery, VWhitby. HOWARD JOHNSTON Howard Oliver Johnston of' Bewdley, Ont., formerly of Whitby, died on March 29, 1988 in Port Hope. He was 62. Hie was born in Whitby on April 9, 1925, son of Walter Johnston and Margaret MacDonald. He married Amy Kirkey on Countdown to quitting in Oshawa There's still time te register for the Lung Association's stop- smoking program, "Countdown". This seven-session course will begin at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 5, at the District Health Council Office, Suite 300, 40 King St. W., Oshawa. SA $75 registration féeeis payable in advance and covers all costs, in- cluding permanently bound course reference materials, counselling at sessions, maintenance manual and relaxation tape. The lung association has tested Countdown extensively over a five- year period, and records an average 82 per cent success rate among par- ticipants. This is attributed equally te the support of group members and te the direction and en- couragement of trained lung assocation course leaders. Over five weeks, participants will be taught te identify smoking triggers, and how te apply coping techniques and alternate behaviors. Ail sessions are held in a relaxed and supportuve atmosphere. Pre-registration is required, and enrolîment is strictly limited. For more information on the program, caIli the lung association in Oshawa, at 436-1046. December 13Y, 1948, Mr. Johnston was a resident Of Whitbyfor 27 years and also lived in..GoodwoodeKinabeek, Bewdley and Marmn'ora. l asla'glass <molder at Duplate for 20 ýyears a a self-employed welder and -tourist cçamp operator. lie was a mernber of the Royal Canadian Legion for 40. years. lie is survived by bis wife, daughter Louise (Mrs. Weir) of Oshawa and -sons .Roy, Alex, Russell and Normian of Oshawa, Douglas of Bowmanville, Fredrick of "Blackstock and Harry of Val Caron. lie was predeceased by bis parents and .stepfather Delbert Johnston. . The funeral was held from the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on March 31, 1988, conducted by Rev. Brianý Gee. Interment at Groveside cemetery. STAFFORD MONUMENTS 6 ,Generations of Service, Quality & Trust Family Monuments a Granite or Bronze Markers * Inscriptions e Sandblasting 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 After hours: 668-4460 or 666-1513. Home appointments gladly arranged. PROTECT THOSE YOU LOVE Death is unavoidable,- but it is possible to protect the bereaved from unnecessary suffering. Prearranging and peayng for your funeral saves loved ones fromn decisions and financial deliberations when they are already under great stress. Arranging now means you make the choices. And if you prepay too, the rnoney is put in trust so that what you select today is paid for tomorrow. It's certainly worth thinking about. Prearranging is simply more thoughtful ONTARIO PUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION W. C. TOWN FUNERAL CHIAPEL FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN R.TOWN JAYNE LANGLOIS - TOWN 110 DUNDAS EAST 668-3410 MwjXM I 'i --p FORD