Deaths
RAYMOND, Rcsa Myrtt*. of ‘Concord Place. Burwood — ;On May 30. 1981. at Burwood I Hospital, dearly loved wife of ■the late Frederick Raymond, idearly loved mother and i mother-in-law of Elwood and (Barbara (Australia), Valerie (and Ralph Scott, and Neil, iand a dearly loved grandi mother. No flowers, by request, but it desired donaItions may be made to the ’Cancer Society of N.Z., P.O. (Box 373. Christchurch. Private Funeral.. Lamb and Hay■ward. Ltd. (SANDERS, Abigail Dawn — lOn May 29. 1981. at Christchurch Hospital, dearly loved infant daughter of Jon and j Carol i nee Dalefleld), and ; loved sister of Layla; aged two months. Messages to (P.O. Box 106. Hawarden. The Funeral service will be held ■in the Horsley Down Anglican Church, Hawarden, on Wednesday. June 3. at 2 p.m., in- ; terment thereafter in the Horsley Down Cemetery. Gulliver and Tyler, Ltd., Rangilora. ;STEVENSON, Peter Scott, of (Berwick Street. Riversdale ‘(suddenly)-On May 30, 1981. i at the residence, dearly loved ■husband of Frances Stevenson. loved father and fatherI in-law of Oliver and Thelma i(Otautau), Alice and Charles (McAlister (Pyramid), Shirley land Warren Allan (Bluff), 'and Ursula and Ray Scully '(Woodlands), a much loved | granddad and great-grand-lather, and loved brother of Mrs Molly Rooney (Gore); in (his 77th year. Friends and i relatives are invited to the (service at the Riversdale [Presbyterian Church, Tomor- ; row (Tuesday) commencing at 12 p.m., private cremation I thereafter. Flowers respectI fully declined. C. S. Rose and 'Son. Gore. SURRIDGE, lan Charles—On May 30, 1981. at his home. 37 Torquay Place (suddenly), beloved husband of Penny, loved brother and brother-in-law of Keith and Mary (Temuka), and loved uncle of Philip. Jane, And Claire. The Funeral service will be held in Westpark Chapel, 467 Wairakei Load, on Wednesday, June 3, at 10 a.m.. to be followed by interment in the Temuka Cemetery, at 2.30 p.m. Lamb and Hayward, Ltd.
WILD, Bernard— On May 30, 1981, at Wesley Hospital, dearly loved husband of the late Beryl McKay Wild, and loved brother-in-law of Shona and the late Jack Fraser. No flowers, by request. The Funeral service will be held in Westpark Chapel, 467 Wairakei Road. Tomorrow (Tuesday), at 11 a.m. Lamb and Hayward, Ltd.
WYLIE, Mary Margaret, of 30 Kipling Street—On May 31, 1981, at Nazareth House, beloved wife of the late Jim Wylie, much loved mother and mother-in-law of Ellen and Frank Walker. Archie, Mick and Bree (Auckland), and Pat and Lois (Hamilton) and loved nana and nan-nari of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren; In her 87th year. R.LP. Cut flowers preferred. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated in the Nazareth House Chapel, Brougham Street, on Wednesday, June 3, at 11 a.m., and then to the Ruru Lawn Cemetery. Rosary at Nazareth House, Tomorrow (Tuesday), at 7 p.m. John Rhind. Ltd.
WYLIE, Mary Margaret—On May 31. 1981, at Nazareth Hous*, loved mother and mother-in-law of Ellen and Frank Walker, loved nan* of Judith and Colin Armlt, Gavin and Rhonda (Perth), and Murray, and loved nannan of Justine, Sarah, and Andrew Armlt.
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