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Wy Obituary Paul J. St. Amant A funeral service was conducted on April 15, 1981. by Fr. Louis Dignard in St. Ann's Memorial Church for the jlate.~Paul) 7Jz St.Amant. Mr. St. Amant was born and lived all of his 52 years in Penetanguishene. He worked for Canada Bread for 21 years. He was a custodian for the Simeoe County School Board for 10 yearts. The resident of 36 Burke Street died suddenly on April 13, shag) ee bales Mates aat Penetanguishene General Hospital. He leaves a wife, Loreeze (Charlebois) St. Amant, of Penetanguishene. Also surviving him are a son, Ay elvan: - Ovah Penetanguishene, and daughters Denise and Michelle, both at home. His parents. Theophile St. Amant and Yvonne Gignac, predeceased him. | Surviving brothers and sisters are brothers Leo Ont Penetanguishene, and Jerome of Trenton, Ontario, and sister Elva St. Amant of Penetanguishene. Pallbearers were his nephews' Brian St. Amant, Michael St. Amant. Wayne St. Amant. Bobby St. Amant, Michael Couture, and George Desroches. Interment in St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene. Obituary Charles Martin The death occurred on April 1. 1981 of Midland native Charles Clifford Martin in Scarborough Centenary Hospital. Mr. Martin, a resident of St. Ralphael's Nur- sing Home, died at the age of 90 following a short illness. He was a widower, the hushand of the late Dorothv McCauley, who he married on May 2, 1912 After their marriage they lived in Wah Wah Taysee and Midland, Ontario. Twenty-five years ago Mr. Martin retired from his occupation as a Great Lakes sailor. He was a member of St. Margaret's Church, Midland, Ontario. His parents were the late Charles Martin and the late Mary McHugh. Surviving members of his immediate family are his sous Clifford, of West Hill, Ont.; Wallace, and Manley, both of Woodstock, Ont.: and his daughter, Marv. of Toronto. There were eight grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Fr. Sommerville officiated at the funeral service. which was held on April 4, 1981 in Nicholls Funeral Home, Midland. Interment in St. Margaret's Cemetery, Midland. PEOPLE CONTINUE TO CARRY OFF THE SAVINGS ON bigest ee PPLIA N CES-FL OORC OVERINGS AT DON'T MISS THIS VALUE! Dae) --as &-LIVING ROOM GROUPING vnspecil AQ? Features Davenport Chesterfield, matching side chair, coffee table and two end tables. 3-PCE. TABLE GROUP One coffee table with two matching end tables in your choice of Walnut or Pecan. $ 1 79° SAVINGS CONTIN VEONMOEF = Fa'Tr tome Appliances MOFFAT DRYER Model MDG 1150 Automatic and timed drying control along $ 3 1 9° wash/rinse temperature selections, three 499 wash and-spin combinations, bleach with four cycles, three heat selections, interior dispenser, self-cleaning lint filter and an energy saving water level control. drum light, family size porcelain enamel drum, end of cycle signal and a front mounted lint collector. MAFFAT WASHER Model MWG1150 SPIRALATOR agitator plus five cycles, five Now is the time to celebrate with savings at... E ® p " CHARGEX Eventually -- Why VYot You FURNITURE APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERING VISA _ ici ate Plenty of Free Parking 'Hwy 27 at Balm Beach Road, Midland _¢-Free Delivery ) et 526-7833 °(n the spot financing MasterCard Page 24, Friday, April 24, 1981