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Se ee ce. + a Harold Phillips The late Harold Harper Phillips of Evans Drive, Balm Beach, died Aug. 13 1985, in Huronia District Hospital, al age 82. His illness lasted 23 months, The Peterborough, Ont., native was the son of George J. and Marie Phillips. He married his wife Mildred Marie Phillips in Welland, Ont., on Oct. 28, 1929. He retired to Balm Beach from Toronto. For 30 years he was a butcher with Loblaws. For 28 of those years he worked at 199 Ron- cesvales and Wright Avenue, Toronto. Harold Phillips had been retired for 17 years. He was a member of S!. Chads Anglican, and S!. Anne Anglican, both of Toronto. A com- mittee member of the Georgian Shores Swinging Seniors in Balm Beach, he helped organize a _ bowling league. As a young man he played softball and hard ball. He was an avid bowler. He coached Lakeside Lak- eside Softball in Toronto. His wife Mildred, daughters Gloria (Mrs. Daryl Brides) of Con- cord, Ont., Beverley (Mrs. Jack Stiles) of Calgary, Alta., Shirley Ann (Mrs. Herb Miyasaki) of Islington, On'., Marlene Jones of West Hill, Ont., brother Norman of White Horse, Yukon Territory, sister Olga Young of Willowdale, Ont., 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild sur- vive him. Rev. Harvey Markle officiated at the Funeral service held Aug. 15 in Nicholls Funeral Home. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery. Visitors in Vasey this week: community attended the Quilt and Rug in Midhurst on the Mrs. Richard Soleninko and Tyler of Burlington visited last week with Mrs. Martha Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Edwards and family. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Nigro on the arrival of a daughter on Sept. 15, and her name is Brianne Mae, a new resident for Vasey. Last Wednesday, Mrs. Lois Nixon of Toronto visited with Mrs. Olive Edwards. Several from the The Friends of Sainte-Marie Board of Directors for 1985-86 is shown above (front row, left to right) Anne Faragher, (President); Bill Byrick, (Secretary); Chris Korbak, (Public Relations); Jill Byrne, (Vice President); Fran Ferguson, (Program Co-ordinator). Standing are (left to ris) Ross Moore, (Retail Sales and Cafe Committee); Bob Main (Legal Consultant); Leo New board members elected by Friends Moriarty, (Program Committee); Harry Wilson. (Program Committee); Jamie Hunter, (Treasurer); Ron Hunt, (Media and Design Committee). Missing when this picture was taken were Norm Ranson, (Financial Committee); Bonnie Rothwell, (Program Committee): Isobel Ball, (Archaeology Committee); and Fred Aston, (Past President). The Friends is a community, non-profit organization, whose mandate is education. Through special programs and monthly events the Friends involve the community in Huronia's heritage, especially as exemplified in Sainte- Marie among the Hurons. -Photo by Sainte-Marie among the Hurons Robinson of Coldwater visited on Saturday with Rumney have moved from our community to the Wasaga Beach area in their new home. Dr. Rick Sorgini and Branda have moved into the Rumney's home. weekend. Eleanor Edwards on Joyce Rumney of Monday. Toronto and Hazel Mrs. Bea _ Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quinn and Janie Rumney. Robinson attended the Mr. and Mrs. Ken _ Stratford Festival on Saturday. tended the Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riley and Sarah of Etobicoke visited with Painter, Lyle and Greer visited with friends in Toronto on the weekend. patient in Wellesley General in Toronto. Get well wishes go out to her. Mrs. Phyllis Benson and Peter, Mrs. Joan Dorion, Jill Robinson - McKeown returned home after Mrs. Doug Smitham, spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mrs. Benson has just Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumney and Mr. and and we wish them well Mrs. Ross Faint at- Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mrs. Jean Stewart isa on September 4th. meet in the church on Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Clare of Wyevale visited on have Sunday with Mr. and Tammy and Mathew. returned from a trip to the British Isles. Karen and Sharon Graham (ook partonthe while the weekend in final tournament for the the Championship. McKeown of St. Catharines who are the proud purents of a new daughter Beverly Sue The Vasey U.C.W. will Wyevale Girls ball team and the team won the Consolation trophy Senior Wyevale Girls team won Huronia Woodlot members tour at Earl Rowe Park on MIDLAND GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB ANNOUNCES -- THEIR FALL SPECIAL Pay your $150. 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HURONIA OFFICE SERVICES LTD. has continued to expand opening the second location in 1980 in Collingwood. The firm carries a complete line of office products including office furniture, commercial stationery, school supplies, books, SHARP copiers & office machines, cash registers as well as gift items, cards and wedding in- vitations. ; The main reason for HURONIA OFFICE SERVICES LTD. large increase in business and success in Midland is they have a mest extensive selection at reasonable prices and are constantly on the alert for new ideas to assist those in the business world. An office interior design service is available at this store, if desired. Whether you have an executive office or oftice at home, HURONIA OFFICE SERVICES LTD. provides a wide range of products and can certainly look after your needs. The next time you require the best in quality office needs remember the name HURONIA OFFICE SERVICES LTD. 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