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ee Se ee ee bituaries Dorothy Miller A funeral service was held on May 1, 1982, at Nicholls Funeral Home for the late Dorothy Miller of "RET, Hillsdale. Rev. Ivan Dam- browitz of Hillsdale Presbyterian Church was the officiating Eldon Courtney At Scarborough General Hospital, April 16, 1982, after a lengthy illness, Eldon E. Courtney of Phelpston in his 68the year. He was born in Minesing April 24, 1914. The youngest son of the Theophile Grozelle The death occurred on Mave es. L982 a. fof Theophile Grozelle, a longtime resident of this area who for the past two years lived in Edmonton. He passed away following a_ lengthy Lyle Loughridge The death occurred on April 22h 198 2a Peneitanguishene General Hospital, of Lyle Loughridge of 6 Ber 0 c-ky.Sitinee ec. Penetanguishene. He passed away after a Howard Holden Longtime Midland newspaper employee, and Second World War veteran, Howard Clarence (Clare) Holden passed away on May 4, 1982, in his Colborne Street, Jack Grier Jack Grier died at his home at 685 Seventh Avenue, Port MecNicoll, on May 1, 1982. The late Mr. Grier was 71 years of age at the time of his death. Evelyn Thompson Evelyn Thompson of Midland Bay Woods died suddenly on April 4, clergyman. Interment in Vasey Union Cemetery. The former Dorothy Jones was in her 77th year when she died on April 28 in Huronia Districi Hospital following iwo days illness. Her sons Dale Williamston, Ont., and Kale of Mount St. Louis, and her daughter Jane Jamieson of Toronto, and her sister Irene (Mrs. Frank Wilford) of Midland survive her. She had nine grand- children. Her husband, William Howard Miller, died in 1973. Other members of her family who predeceased her were Katharine, Walter, Nelson, Earl and Graham. The late Dorothy Miller was born in Tay Township, the daughter of Levi Jones and Jane Dalton. She was educated at Riverside Public School in Tay Township, Midland High School, and Toronto Normal School. She was a teacher at Rosemount, Hawthorne, Mount Forest, Durham, Holstein, Mount St. Louis, and Moonstone, and a homemaker. She retired in 1970. Mount St. Louis was her home since her marriage on Oct. 22, 1932, in Hillsdale, to - hers William Miller. She was -a member of Moonstone _'-- Presbyte- rian Church. She belonged to the Moonstone .Women's Association and the Superannuated Teac- Association of Ontario. late James and Pearl Courtney. He spent his boyhood in Minesing on a farm. Attended Minesing public school. On Dec. 2, 1933. he married Mildred Wright of Elmvaie. In March 1935 they moved to a farm in Flos Township. He farmed there for a number of years. Barrie Tanning Ltd. and was employed there for nearly 25 years. In 1954 he purchased a farm on the 4th Con. of he sold out and retired from farming due to ill health, but remained on the farm. He is survived by his Phelpston, and Mrs. D. Burger (Marion), of Stroud. A daughter, Cora, predeceased him in Douglas Burger. Alsoa sister, Mrs. B. Puncher, Kitchener. Funeral services were held at the James Lynn Ilene ess i'n Penetanguishene General Hospital at age 53. Surviving the late Theophile Grozelle are his wife Gero) 226 lke of Penetanguishene, his brief illness ai age 83. Rev. Francis Cook officiaied ai a funeral service held in the Hiss awite,. = Olive Loughridge, of Penetanguishene, his Markham, Doris (Mrs. Sian Carson) of Port Severn, Barbara (Mrs. Cecil Firth) of Thorold survive him. He has 19 grandchildren. Lyle Loughridge was Loughridge and Agnes Marcellus. He also lived for many years in ihe Si. Catharines area wife, Mildred, three 1950. Funeral Home, Elm- In 1947 he sold out and Flos. He farmed and daughters, Mrs. R. Three grandchildren vale, April 19. Inter- moved to Fergusonvale. Worked at Barrie Townes (Faye), Mrs. J. survive: Cheryl Ayotte, ment later in Elmvale He went to work for Tanning. In April 1980 -- ayotte (Connie), bothof Terri Ayotte, and cemetery. sons Wayne Of "Lea lume e me of Quesnelle and Leona Grozelle, and nis St. Ann's Cemetery, Edmonton, Jerome of Penetanguishene. Quesnelle, both of Port brothers Louis and Penetanguishene. Cornwall, Stephen, MeNicoll, Rena Dupuis _Doriste, predeceased Pallbearers at the James and Neal, all of Surviving brothers of Toronto, and Olive him. funeral were Mike Penetanguishene, his and sisters are Con. Belcourt of Grozelle, David stant, Willie; and Penetanguishene. The Fr. Gordon F. Davies Desroches, Stan SEN ga 7 SMO auc Marcel, all of late Mr. Grozelle had officiated at the funeral Ironside, Claude Clorraine Mike Desroches) of Penetanguishene, and _ two grandchildren. mass held May 3 in St. Quesnelle, Donald Lafontaine, and his Marie Desroches of Ann's Memorial Grozelle, and Roland mother, Agnes Midland, Rachel His father, Louis Church. Interment in Belcourt. Catharines, Ont. Arthur Finnigan) of Douglas of Midland, all James Harvey Lyle Loughridge was a chef for Ontario Hydro for 30 years. He was a member of Trinity United Church, Beausoleil Funeral sons Gordon of Thorold born and raised in the ai Port Dalhousie. Penetanguishene, and, Home on April 25. and Dalton of South, and Gwen (Mrs. Oitawa' Valley at Penetanguishene was recently a member of Burial in Pleasantview Chilliwack, B.C.. his PaulIrvine) of Welland, Morewood and_ hishome forthe past 25 Si. Paul's United Memorial Gardens, St. daughters Jean (Mrs. 2nd his grandson Chrysler, the son of years. Church, Midland. Midland, home. The late Clare Reg and Jack; both of and the late Elizabeth retiredseven years ago. Golf and Country Club. Rev. J.L. Self of- ficiated at the funeral service held on May 7 at Nicholls Funeral Home. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery, Midland. Holden's wife Doris, his won Wayne of Hamilton, and his daughter Elizabeth Ann (Mrs. Peter Hutchinson) of Kitimat, B.C., survive him, as do his brothers Midland. He had two grandchildren. The late Mr. Holden was born in Toronto on Feb. 16, 1917, the son of the late Herbert Holden Bouvair. On April 30, 1942 in that city he married Doris Stewart. He was a type-setter with the Midland Free Press for 25 years. He Howard Clarence Holden served in the Canadian Army from 1942 to 1946. He was an avid golfer and a member of the Brooklea Following the funeral service the family and friends joined at the Royal Canadian Legion, Midland, where refresh- ments were served by ihe Ladies Auxillary. Rev. Al Farthing officiaied ai ithe May 5 funeral service held in the J.H. Lynn Funeral Home, Midland. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery. Surviving him are his wife, Marie, his son James Arihur of Farn- bourgh, England, and his daughters Phyllis Geihon, Natalie Ferrier, and Laurie Ann Brusted, all of Barrie, also his brothers Adam, Bill, Agnes. Richard (Dick) and Howard, and his sisters Eva, Esther Evelyn Stewari was 69 years of age. A private funeral was Toronto, Her husband, Edwin Thompson, her Oakridges, and her brother Arthur Stewart survive her. She had 1982, in Kentucky on held in the Nicholis daughters Joy Maynard nine grandchildren and rouile home from Funeral Home on April of Wyebridge, Irene three greai grand-~ spending the winter in 8. Interment in Wilkinson of Oakridges, children. Toronto was Florida. The former Prospec Cemetery, and Joan Jones of her birthplace. f You are invited to our.. rund ph °Friday, May 21st 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Drop in and join us for coffee and cookies! =. PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER C i ROLES TRAVEL gg 4 42 Queen St. W., opp. Community Hall, Elmvale and Agnes. Deceased members of ihe immediate family are Norman and George. The late Jack Grier was born in Penetanguishene, the son of John and Agnes Grier. He attended Beach Grove and Vigo Public Schools. On Oci. 29, 1966, in Toronto, he married Marie Lawn. Since then he lived in Toronto and Port McNicoll. He was a masier mechanic and had been retired for seven years. Pallbearers at his funeral were Paul Twigg and _ Robert Smith, both of Port MeNicoll, Wayne Gethons, a son-in-law, and Murray Ferrier, a son-in-law, both of Barrie, and Archie Wanless of Phelpston and Aubrey Kerr, a brother-in-law, of Hamilton. Sailing safely through summer means watching for overhead powerlines. When you're launching your boat or when it's on the water, don't make the fatal mistake of letting the boat's mast or antenna touch overhead wires. It could knock the wind out of your sails, forever. 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