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BUTTO‘NVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. L“. B. Lot! Markham Telephone 294.5290 Neighborhood Notes The Happy Timers Pan- cake Supper was a successful venture last week. with more than 150 members of the church a n d community attending. The pancakes were delicious.‘ the sausages and bacon scrumptuous. and the company interesting. Profits were good too. The Bill Hoods were happy to have son Jim as a guest from western Canada last week. The Jim Hoods now have two small members in their family a daughter going on two. and a brand new son. Jim. a former pupil. attended Mrs. English's funeral on Friday. Miss Mary Rodick will be hostess Friday morning when the Buttonville Branch of York Central Hospital Auxi- liary meets at her home, 8 onquil Crescent. Markham, for coffee and discussion at. 10 am. I Obituary MRS. HARRIET ENGLISH Buttonville lost a dear friend and great lady last week. with the passing of (Harriet (Mrs. Sidney John) English. Tuesday evening after a quiet dinner at her home ith her niece Margaret Gray, she lay down on the couch and slipped peacefully away. She was in her 83rd ear and had been in failing health for some time. It would be difficult to assess the legacy which Mrs. English and her late husband Sidney John have left to this community. Both were ardent music lovers, and after his death in 1947 Mrs. Eng- lish carried on a work he loved. teaching two genera- tions of children a love of beauty. as expressed in music, poetry and the arts. There was no drudgery to music lessons with Harriet English. It was an event for youngsters to be included in her tutelage, and they trek- ked up the drive to "Brae- doon to learn Bach, Beeth- oven and Brahms with cook- ies and fudge to sweeten the theory lessons at the kitchen table. They learned to love the beauty of the arts and nature. and Mrs. English was keen to detect budding talent and develop it. The recitals pre- sented by her pupils in June of each year were events prized by parents and com- munity members alike. She loved poetry and spent many hours jotting down rhymes of day to day happen- ings and thoughts serious and funny. Many of these were written for pupils when they were about to be married. Brown's Corners Church was no less a love of Mrs. English's heart, and the choir was a chief concern. Because of her and her husband there are now several accomplished musicians in the community who are able to carry on the music of the church. -.‘Her family and friends were very dear to her. and there was a constant stream of visitors to the small house at Braedoon. Typical of her was the sheaf of typewritten sheets of names between cardboard covers found on her kitchen table after her death. It was titled “Num- bers of Friends from Near and Far." and listed tele- phone numbers and addresses of more than 200 families. representing hundreds of people she kept in touch with. A constant stream of friends visited the Ogden Funeral Home at Unionville last Wednesday and Thurs- day. and on Friday Brown's Corners United Church was crowded for the funeral service conducted by Rev. Allen Hallett. Two of her former pupils, Mrs, Dorothy Reesor and Mrs. Joy Craw- ford played the organ and piano. Arf-te'rward. on the last ride up Don Mills Road to Buttonville Cemetery the cortege was more than half a mile long. And back at the church where UCW members had repared refreshments. riends and family gathered after the committal service and exchanged reminescenses of this rare soul. Mrs. English is survived by her step-daughter Olive. Mrs. Edward Bartram of London. and four grandsons Bill and Ted Bartram and John and Sidney English: her sister Mrs. Kenneth Gray of To- yronto. nieces Johann and EMargaret. and nephews Jim pray and John MacGregor. ' Pallbearers were Bill and Il‘ed Bartram. John and Sid- _ English. Kenneth Rus- ell. Jim Gray. and John yacGregor. 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