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Obituaries Fritz Karl Heinrich Bornhorst Fritz Karl Heinrich Bor- nhorst of Victoria Harbour died September 9, 1987. He was 82. He passed away in Huronia District Hospital after an illness which lasted from March 1986. Mr. Bornhorst was born in Wilhelmshaver, West Germany. On June 9, 1930 he married Irma in Rubitz in what is now East Ger- many. The couple lived in Barth, also in what is now East Germany. Fritz Bornhorst worked as a plumber from 1919 to 1957 in Germany and then in Canada from 1957 to 1972. He has been retired for 17 years. Mr. Bornhorst was a member of the Lutheran Church in Midland. He is survived by wife Ir- ma Bornhorst, son Fritz Jr. of Germany, daughters Mrs. Ingeborg Kischel of Toronto and sister Mrs. Elizabeth Graschtat of Ger- many. He is also survived by grandson Ralph Bor- nhorst of Brampton. The funeral was held September 12, 1987 at Nicholls Funeral Home. Officiating clergyman was Pastor Frederick. Burial was at Lakeview Cemetery in Midland. Pallbearers were Ralph Bornhorst, Klaus Schroeder, Koehler, ManFred Wesser, Rudi Lewroski and Anto Frederick. Roy Ambrose Hayward ,60 Roy Ambrose Hayward of Wyevale died August 18 at the age of 60. Melvina The late Mrs. Melvina Arbour died at Pene- tanguishene General Hospital on September 13, 1987 following a brief il- Iness at the age of 92 years. Mrs. Arbour was born at Port Severn and had lived most of her life in Pene- tanguishene. She had been a resident of the Georgian Manor for the last few years. An active member of the Parish of St. Ann's, Mrs. Arbour was a member of both the Ladies of St. Ann Paul Prisque, 83 Eighty-three year old Paul Prisque passed away Sept. 21 at the Villa Com- munity Care Centre in Midland. He was born in Midland, Ontario to parents Mary Jevelea and Angus Prisque. Paul Prisque had been retired for 10 years. He was single. He is survived by sister Mrs. Margueritte Lizotte of 'Penetang, Ontario. Also, James Vessair, Jean Cunn- Hayward was married to Patricia Anne, whose maiden name was Miller. Mr. Hayward passed away in Penetanguishene General Hospital two days Arbour, 92 and the Catholic Wemen's league. Funeral Mass was held at St. Ann's Memorial Church, Penetanguishene on September 16, 1987 with Rev. L. Dignard as the celebrant of the funeral mass. Interment followed at St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene. Pall Bearers were grand- sons Kenny Dumais, David, Fred, Robbie, Michael and Bill Arbour. Family: Daughter, Mrs. Rita Dumais of Pene- ingham, Mark Vessair, Gloria Cousineau, Ruth Sallows, Percy Vessair, Raymond Vessair and Lawrence Vessair. Paul Prisque is predeceased by brothers Angus, Gilbert, Alexs, Frederick, Howie Vessair and Ralph Vessair and sisters Rose Vessair, Dor- they Prisque and Roseanne Prisque. The funeral was held Sept. 24 at St. Mark's tanguishene; sons, Elmer Arbour of North Bay, Lawrence and Jules Ar- bour both of Pene- tanguishene, Cecil Arbour of Gravenhurst and Robert Arbour of Scarborough. Sister, Mrs. Irene Brunelle of Midland; and brother, Louis Larmand of Penetanguishene. Survived by 32 grand- children and 35 great-grandchildren. Pre-deceased by her hus- band Fred Arbour and her sons Jack «and Leonard Arbour. ~ Church, with Father Tony Vandervechte officiating. Burial was. at St. Margaret's Cemetery in Midland. Pallbearers were Willey Tobey, Shawn Dupuis, Philip Dupuis, Earl Lizotte, Bill Burns and Sandford Lizotte. Parish Prayers were held at Nicholls Funeral Home on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 7:30 p.m. Harry Spencer, 88 Harry Spencer, a man who served in the First World War and was wounded at the Battle of Somme, died September 19, 1987 at the age of 88. Mr. Spencer, who last lived at 719 Fifth Avenue in Port McNicoll, Ontario, passed away at Huronia District Hospital after an il- Iness which lasted six months. He was born in Denton on Tyne, England to parents Louise Wooley and John Spencer. He attended school in Lloydminster and also at- tended university in Alberta. He married Sheila Kelly and previously the late Edith Stubberfield. He liv- ed in Port McNicoll for 62 years. Mr. Spencer was a marine chief engineer, who sailed on the ocean for four years and on the Great Lakes for 46 years. He spent a total of 26 years as a chief engineer. Sixteen years ago, he retired. Mr. Spencer, who was wounded overseas in 1915 at the Battle of Somme, Belgium, was later a member of the Royal Cana- dian Legion, He is survived by wife Sheila Kelly of Port MeNicoll, sons Donald of Port MeNicoll and his wife Bella and Russell Kelly, a step-son, of Vancouver. He is also survived by brother Frank of Lloyd- minster, Alberta and Anne of Florida, as well as three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Pre-deceased by first wife Edith Stubberfield and brother Fred. Funeral services were held on September 22, 1987 at Nicholls Funeral Home in Midland. Of- ficiating clergyman was Rev. Al Farthing. Burial was at Lakeview Cemetery, in Midland. Pallbearers were Urban Lefaive, Arthur Worth, Gilbert Lemieux, Donald Miller (all of Port McNicoll), Chas Ward of Midland and William Young of Penetang- uishene. Honorary pall- bearers were Standley Swales of Penetanguishene and Chas Stewart of Midland. The Royal Canadian Legion service by Branch 545 was held September 21, 1987. Sara Proulx, 78 The late Mrs. Sara Pro- ulx died September 25, 1987 at Port Cartier, Quebec following a lengthy illness at the age of 78 vears. Mrs. Proulx, whose maiden name was King, was born and lived most of her life in Penetanguishene and had been a resident of Port Cartier, Quebec for the last 2 years. Funeral Mass was held at St. Ann's Memorial Church, Penetanguishene on September 29, 1987 Page 16, Tuesday, October 6, 1987 with Rev. D. McInnes as the celebrant of the funeral mass. Interment followed at St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene. Pall Bearers were Marc Proulx, Patrick and Willard Leroux, Ralph Ladouceur, Oliver Latour and Alvin West. ' Family: Son Raymond Proulx and his wife Juliette of Port Cartier, Quebec; Grandson Marc Proulx of Port Cartier, Quebec. Pre-deceased by her hus- band David Proulx. after experiencing a heart attack. He was born in Toronto, Ontario to Mary and William Hayward. He at- tended Wyevale Public School. He married Patricia Anne at Wyevale United Church on August 21, 1971. The couple always lived in Wyevale. Mr. Hayward was a custodian for the Simcoe County School Board for 25 years. He was also active in the Salvation Army, the Orange Lodge, Midland Barbershop~ and _ the Elmvale Choral Society. Roy Ambrose Hayward is survived by his wife Patricia Anne and _ his sister, Doris (Mrs. Peter) Harkness. Funeral was held August 20, 1987 at the Salvation Army. Officiating clergyman was Lieut. Nor- man Garcia. Burial was at Wyevale. Pallbearers were Gery Caston, Vern Caston, Wal- ly Crawford, Cory Drew, Trevor Drew and David Hamlin. Flower bearer was Mr. Wellington Webb. Mrs. Lieut. Garcia sang. Helmugt ~ Finishing touches The old Canadian Tire store on Midland's now houses college classrooms and, soon, Bay Street has been totally re-done. It a doughnut shop. Activity on Bay at former store The Town of Midland might lease to a third par- ty some land it is negotiating to buy. Negotiation is underway for the purchase of some of the Bay Street property owned by Dr. David Hurst. Dr. Hurst's dental office is between the Midland Legion and the former Canadian Tire store. The land being discussed could become, combined with land already owned by the municipality, a park- ing lot of 38 parking spaces. Last month the town received an offer from the owner of the old Ganadian ? Tire building to buy some land for parking. Georgian College's Midland campus is already located in the old Canadian Tire building. The town planning and development committee has been in- formed that the building's new owner has been "'quite successful in attracting retail tenants such as Tim Horton's Donut Shop, "Steinberg's Valdies Stores, and possibly a government office." The new owner is put- ting a second floor on the building. Construction continues. Campaign starts The Midland YMCA's annual campaign to raise money to help pay for nor- mal operating expenses is under way. The goal is $69,000. The money raised helps to keep fees and services accessible, and permits the YMCA to sponsor members, Chief Executive Officer Austin Matthews said. 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