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BOURKE, Cecil Henry (Harry) At York Central Hospital. on Sunday. May 22, 1977, Harry Bourne, beloved husband of the late Hazel Monkman. dear father of Lois (Mrs. R, E. Wright). Mrs. loan Hooper and Dawd Bourne. also survived by twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. Resting at the Marshall Funeral Home. 10366 Yonge St. Richmond Hill. Service Wednesday 2 pm Interment Richmond Hill Presbyterian Cemetery. FARQUHAR, Sarah, Viola At York Central Hospital, on Sunday. May 22, 1977. Sadie Clark, beloved wile of James A, ol Richmond HI”. dear mother of Patncra, Joan and Jim. also survwed by live grand: children. A Mass was held at Our Lady Queen of the World Church. luesday. 9 am. Cremation. Donations to Arc Industries, Rich~ mond Hill, would be apprecrated. CORBEIT. John Paul In hospital, on Sunday, May 22. 1977. John Corbett. dear son of John and Bette Corbett. dear brother of Anita. Ellen (Len) and Davrd. Reslrng at the Marshall Funeral Home. 10366 Yonge St., chhmond Hrll. Mass Thursday 9 am. In Our Lady Queen of the World Church. Bayview Ave, Richmond Hill. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. B-lZ - THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. May 25. 1977 HUGHES, Mabel Cronyn At York Central Hospital, on Friday, May 20. l977, Mabel Child, beloved wile at John Allan Hughes of Rich- mond Hill, dear mother ol Persrs (Mrs, George Abram). loved by her grandchildren Terry. Kim, Shawn and Robin. Dear Sister ol Dorothy Child. Adelaide Fowler and Beatrice Child. A private lamily seiVice was held on Tuesday afternoon May 24th. The Family WI” be at her home on Colesbrook Road. RR, 1. Richmond Hill. on Saturday. May 28th, 1977. lrom 2 â€"5 pm. In her memory a donation may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. HURWORTH. George - At Willows Estate Nursmg Home. on Wednesday. May 18. 1977, George Hurworth, beloved husband of Maria Binns, dear father of Sylwa (Mrs. R, MacDonald), ol Tenn. and Frank of Richmond Hill, also survived by seven grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Friends were received at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home, 7783 Yonge St.. Thornhill. Serwce was held in the Chapel Friday at 10:30 am. Interment York Cemetery. WOOD, Stan Herbert At the Villa Hospital. on Friday. May 20. 1977. Stan Wood. dear husband of the late Margarette Winnrfred. dear father 01 Ann (Mrs. LeQua). George. John. Margaret (Mrs. F. Broom). Frances (Mrs. F. Purves). lnez (Mrs. R. Greenfield). Gordon, Kenneth and Andrew. also survrved by thirty-three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Service was held from the Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill. on Monday at 2 pm. Interment Carville Cemetery. (life member of R.C.L.. Branch 375. Richmond HI”). WRIGHT. Louis William At York Central Hospital, on Tuesday‘ May 17, 1977. Louis Wright of Lake Wilcox, dear friend of Jean Huhtala. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill. Servrce was held on Thursday, May 19. 1977. Interment Richmond Hill Cemetery Mr. and Mrs. Wullam Apperley are pleased to announce the engagement ot their daughter Kathleen Elizabeth to John Dawd Mudie of Richmond Hill. The late Howard Jackson Ness, born in Headford, Ontario passed away May 5th, 1977 in his 86th year. Husband ol Maud E. Bowen, tather of Anne (Mrs J. Curtis). Rose (Mrs. H. Stephenson) Edwin "Bill" Ness. Mr. Ness farmed at Bayview Ave. Thornhill a dairy farmer. he sotd in 1950. For the past three years he lived With MS son at Cannington. Ontario. He was buried at Maple Cemetery. Ihe pall bearers were: Brent Ness, James Thomas, Howard Curtis. Donald Reid. James Bellamy, David Bellamy. Grants give summer jobs Federal grants of $13,824 will provide eight summer jobs in the Rich- mond Hill area. Of this, $5.760 will go towards arena renovations in Bond Lake. Four students will replace screening, remove and repair boards, paint seats. and paint the east wall. If time permits, they will do some painting for the old and new arenas in Rich- mond Hill as well. The remaining $8‘064 will provide an op- portunity for up to 60 children to learn about gardening and develop an interest in nature. They will be instructed and supervised by four students at an unused farm owned by the town. The monies are awarded by the depart- ment of manpower and immigration under the Young Canada works program “5 Engagement 656 ‘55 Deaths Obituary an Hooper and David survived by twelve and one great ting at the Marshall 10366 Yonge St.‘ Service Wednesday 2 nt Richmond Hill ndLE‘ ‘VVUHNHaH IS IMvs R E looper and Dawd wed by twelve Id one great at the Marshall 366 Yonge St Ice Wednesday 2 Richmond Hull Miracle - the place Everyday low prices plus lots of specials. CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES ROYAL ORCHARD PLAZA _ Yon e a Royal Orchard Blvd” Thornhlll N ONBROOK PLAZA Yonge St, & Cummer. 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