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et vi eg CES air, . por earn l Ro df pw tr Se I fr rh Ad 0 2. 5 Soil a 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 23, 1982 Seniorcitizens plan outings Our meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction after which Marion King recited In Flanders Fields and led in an Armistice Day Prayer. On Wednesday November 17, we held a Pot-Luck supper in honour of our 20th Anniver- sary of Senior Citizen's Club 101. Ernie Healy gave an outline of the starting of our club twenty years ago, first in Jessie Robertson's home, then in the building behind the Post Office, and then Mr. Lat- cham's building, our present Latcham Centre. After a lovely dinner, Earl and Jean Martyn showed their slides of Alaska and the Yukon. This was greatly en- joyed by the good attendance of Seniors. Mr. Poats enter- tained during intermission with solos and jokes. by Marion King The Senior Citizen's Club 101 met on November 10th. The meeting opened with the singing of O Canada, follow- ed by two minutes silence in honour of Armistice Day. Win Philp read the Secretary's report which was approved as read. Burnsell Webster gave the Treasurer's report. We are going to see Simcoe Lights on December 6. The cost will be $8 for members, $10.50 for non-members. Din- ner will be extra. The Lion's Club are giving a wine and cheese party on November 24, after our regular meeting. ' December 15 is our Christmas Dinner catered by Henny Jackson and Sylvia Parker. UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE - MARBLE BRONZE ey i Cemetery Lettering intial?" ' i & Renovations - Custom Designing FOR PERSONAL SERVICE & Lettering VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Quality & Satisfaction Assured by HOME APPOINTMENTS our own Written Guarantee. Teme QED 3479 108 BROCK ST. WEST BOWLDEN 38 YEARS PERSONAL EXPERIENCE take the world's finest eatin' chicken home for dinner... 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Obituary A resident of Enniskillen for 30 years, after failing health for several years, Mrs. Eglin Taylor passed away suddenly at her home in En- niskillen, Ontario, on August 29, 1982 in her 87th year. On August 28 she attended Blackstock Fair as she always had done for the past 80 years. She was a daughter of Thomas Taylor and Ida McCrea, the youngest of a family of six; three brothers, Newton, Edmund, Talmage; two sisters Pearl (Mrs. W. Weatherilt), Ruth (Mrs. W. Williams). She was born and educated in Cartwright Township, Concession 1, and lived there over 55 years. In June 1916, she was mar- ried to Ollie Williams of 4 8 LET US OIL YOUR | 397° CAR OR TRUCK! | Caesarea. They were married only three years; he died in 1919. While living in the Caesarea and Nestleton area, she was always interested in the church, sang in the choir and sometimes played the organ. On November 16th, 1921, she married Fred Toms of Purple Hill, a widower with two young children, Ruby and Roy, and lived on the Tom's homestead for 30 years. Roy lived only two years. Bethel Church adjoined the farm. She was superintendent of Bethel Sunday School over 20 years, member of Shirley Women's Institute and presi- dent for several years. In 1952 they sold their farm and moved to Enniskillen to live. Fred died January 1961. After living alone for nine This winter, salt will cause at least $500. damage to your vehicle. Oil mixed with WD40, sprayed under 1500 Ibs. pressure, into all panels of your car or truck will help prevent this! HWY. 7A - PORT PERRY © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE D.X. GAS STATION 1 f CALL NOW FOR f APPOINTMENT: I Y 985-8757 | © LOWRATES © LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS PERL P PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 985-8474 OPEN: Webkdaysto9P.M.; Fridays to 6 P.M. Saturdaysto4 P.M. years, she married Elgin Taylor in June 1970. She had a keen interest in her family, home and community, en- joyed entertaining her friends, was a member of Blackstock United Church and later Enniskillen United Church and U.C.W. She has left to mourn, her husband, Elgin Taylor, Ruby (Mrs. Earl Trewin) to whom she was mother for over 60 years, grandchildren Doreen Dittburner, Donald Trewein, two great grandchildren, Jason Dittburner and Kelly Trewin, her daughter Jean (Mrs. Lloyd Slemon), grand- children, Susan and Fred Slemon, step-children, Bruce and Donald Taylor, Evelyn (Mrs. R. Sherwin) and 15 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. FURNACE MAINTENANCE Any residential oil or natural $20. ....... 5 Year Annual Interest APPLY TO Beat the High Cost of gas furnace cleaned & serviced 4 SEASON HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 985-2530 13% MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. STANDARD TRUST DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, Mrs. Elgin (Tillie) Taylor Pastor Joe Lafave, of- ficiated at the funeral ser- vices, held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowman- ville; on August 31, 1982. Mrs. Cole presided at the organ. Beautiful floral tributes were received from Blackstock, Orono, Millbrook, Bowmanville, Toronto, Norland, Enniskillen Church and community. Also dona- tions to Heart, Cancer and churches. Pallbearers were: Ralph Sadler, Harvey Graham, Douglas Taylor, Ollie Weatherilt, Harold McLaughlin, Donald Taylor. Flower bearers were: Sandy Moore, Murray Franklin and Allan Taylor. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, Ontario. *Oualified *Guaranteed Work* Fi OOS 3 et 3 Po Pk rots AS A 24 x Se (FiPA 4 AA de & { AR SR ey PELE eR gia SE A A a