Deaths
BAIN, Harold James— On August 26. 1975. at Dunedin,| dearly loved husband of Mary. 18 Panmure Avenue. Dunedin, loved lather ofi Heather (Mrs B. Reece. Master ton), Marion (Mrs D. ; Campbell. Bluff). Harold.; ‘Aileen (Mrs T. HeremaiaJ JTwizel), Pamela (Mrs D. Stevenson) and Carol (Mrs J.j | Scott), and a loved father-in-*law and loved granddad; in! this 65th year. (Result of an .accident.) Deeplv mourned. '(10120. 23rd Battalion, 2nd (N.Z.E.F.) The Funeral set-; vice will be held in our I chapel, 407 Hillside Road. Tomorrow (Friday), August’ 29. at 1 p.m. Cut flowers, only, please. Gil Hons and Sons, Ltd. CUTLER, Patrick James—Onl August 26, 1975, at Christ-1 church, dear husband of Edna, cherished father of Jill and John, and treasured brother, of Kevin (Wellington), Ter-| ence and Edmund. (Suddenly.) Energetic. inspiring with humour always on his lips. ;‘Tt is not growing like a tree. In bulk, doth make men betiter be; Or standing long an I oak. three hundred year. In (small proportions, we just (beauty see: And in short 'measures, life may perfect i be.” DICKSON, William Graham, of 26 Seddon Street, Rangi ora—On August 25. 1975. at Christchurch, dearly loved husband of Irene. loved father and father-in-law of Alistair and Hilary’. Lindsay and Gill. Murray and June, and loved granddad of his, grandchildren Garden or cut ’ flowers only. please. sfl/N.Z.E.F., No. 51985.* Mes-’ sages to M. Dickson. •’Brooklyn,” Cheviot. R.D.2. Thei Funeral service will be held at Knox Presbyterian Church. Cheviot, This Day (Thursday), August 28. at 2 p.m.. and then to the Homeview Cemetery'. Cheviot. Gulliver and Tyler, Ltd. Kaiapoi. DORAN, Olive, of Crescent Street. Richmond—On August 22. 1975. at Nelson Hospital, beloved wife of Alec, loved mother of Margaret (Mrs P Booth, Matarikii. John. Alan (Twizeb, Julie (Mrs B Welch, Silverstream). and Rob (Palmerston North), and sadly ; missed nan of her grandchild- ' ren. GATEHOUSE, Clarence Wililiam (Bill), of 62 Harrow Street. Linwood—On August: 26. 1975. at The Princess Margaret Hospital, dearly loved {husband of Ruth Edith Gate-1 ’house, loved father of Clar srie and Rhona (Mrs Harris.; {Taupo), loved father-in-law of| (Dot and John, loved poppa' |of Shona. Ron. Peter. Dianne. |Keith and Jocelyn, and loved 'poppa-poppa of Jason and (Aaron: in his 78th year. A • patient sufferer at rest. Cut 'flowers only, please. The (Funeral service will be held •in the Canterbury Crema torium Chapel. Linwood Avenue, This Day (Thuisiday), August 28. at 2.15 p.m. (John Rhind. Ltd. I'ANSON, Gladys Alice— On August 26. 1975. at her home. Flat 5. 77 Atawhai Drive. Neilson, beloved wife of Joseph Robert I’An son. loved mother {of Deidre (Mrs Corrin, Blenheim*. and Julie (Mrs KingTurner. Nelson), loved mother-in-law of Kevin and Desmond, and loved nana of Joanne. Jill, Lyne. Michael. Darren, 'and Lisa. - Private cremation service will be held at Mars den House. Funeral and Cre- • mation Home. 41 Nile Street. East. This Dav (Thursday*, at .4 p.m Marsden House. F.D.A.;nz JORDAN, Spencer Timothy j David— On August 27. 1975. at • his parents' home. 2 Ramajhana Road, Huntsbury. dearly loved infant son of Jox and ’John Jordan, and loved brother of Christopher. Maria , and Juliet; aged 3 months. 'The Funeral service will be (held at St Anne's Anglican | Church, comer of Centaurus and Wilsons Roads. Tomor row (Friday), at 11 a m.. p r *- ‘vateiy thereafter. John Rhind, Ltd.
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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33933, 28 August 1975, Page 25
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