Deaths
CHAPMAN, Dennis Allen, of 308 Hereford Street—On June 1, 19S1, at Christchurch (result of an accident), dearly loved husband of Maxine;; aged 27' years; Relatives and ;friends are invited to attend; | a service for Dennis at Westpark ,Chapel. 467 Wairakei' ; Road. This Day (Wednesday) |at i3.IJ pjn. Tlie Funeral service to be held at Palmerston j North; on Friday, June 3. Lamb and Hayward Ltd.
CHAPMAN, Mary Dinah; (Minnie) —On June 1, 1981. ati The Princess Margaret Hos-' pltal. loved wife of the late; Nicholas John (Jack) Chap-; man, loved mother and! mother-in-law of. Richard and! Fay (Walkaril, Jan (Welling-; ton), Diane and Robin Hide’ (Omihi, and formerly of Fernside), loved gran of Gregor and Linton Chapman,; -and Nicholas and Charlotte Hide and loved sister and sister-in-law of Muriel and Fred Amor (Kaiapoi); in her 71st year. Messages to Glen Loc. Omihi, Amberley, R.D. 3. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Rangiora St John, Ambulance Association, P.O. Box 129. or made at the service, would be appreciated. The Funeral service will be held in St John's Anglican Church., High Street, Rangiora, Tomorrow (Thursday), at 1.30 p.m., interment thereafter at the Rangiora Park Cemetery. Gulliver and Tyler, Ltd, Rangiora.
CHARTERIS, Logan GordonOn June 1, 1981, at Christchurch, dearest loved fiance of Barbara, and much loved pal of Michael, Simon, Jason, and Joanna; aged 48 years. (Result of an accident.) Sadly missed. Messages to 52 Yarmouth S'treet,-Christchurch 7. The Funeral service will be held in the Harewood Crematorium Chapel. Johns Road. Tomorrow (Thursday), at 11.15 a.m. Academy Funeral Services, Ltd.
CHARTERIS, Logan GordonOn June 1. 1981, at Christchurch, dearly loved son of the late Rona and Bruce Charteris (late of Greymouth), dearly loved brother and brother-in-law of Murray and Averill, and Loma and George Mills, and much loved uncle of Susan. Aaron, and Tara. Forever loved and remembered.
CHARTERIS, Logan GordonOn June 1, 1981, at Christchurch, loved , husband of Dorothy, and dearly loved father of Heather Jeanine. Malcolm, and Leeanne, and Robert. (Result of an accident.) Sadly missed.
CHARTERIS, Logan GordonOn June 1, 1981, at Christchurch, .beloved friend of Bob and Janneke Bain, Les and Winnie Bain,, and Bruce and Joanne Andrews. Sadly missed.
CHARTERIS, Logan GordonOn June 1. 1981, at Christchurch, much loved by the guys and gal in “Santa Fe. " —Averill, Murray, Darryl, Dave, and Bernie. Sadly missed.
CURRIE, Edward Ronald (Ron), of 71 Taulwi Crescent, Hornby—On June 1, 1981, at Christchurch, dearly loved husband of Marie, loved father of Paul, June (Mrs D’Souza, India), and Ronald, loved father-in-law of James, and loved granddad of Premika and Jonathan. (Suddenly.) Cut flowers only, plea.se. The Funeral service will commence in the Harewood Crematorium Chapel. 507 Johns Road,„ Tomorrow (Thursday), at 12 noon. Lamb and Hayward, Ltd.
FOWLER, Dennis GranvilleOn May 29, 1981, dearly loved husband of Jean, loved father of Jane, Sally and Lippy, and loved granddad of Simon, Rachael, Sarah-Jane, Paul, Daniel, David and Daniel; aged 78 years. (Peacefully.) Service This Day (Wednesday). in Auckland. All communications to the Chanel Funeral Home, P.O. Box 26117, Epsom, Auckland.
GALLAGHER, Maureen Maree —On June 1, 1981, at her home. 28 Achilles Street, dearly loved younger daughter of Marie and Brian Gallagher, loved sister of--Carolyn (Mrs W. Campbell, Wainuiomata) Barry (Wellington), Peter and the late Stephen, loved sister-in-law of William and Diane, and loved aunt of Rebecca and Fiona Campbell; aged 22 years. (Suddenly.) R.I.P. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St Paul’s Catholic Church, Gayhurst Road, Dallington, This Day (Wednesday), at 10 a.m., and then to the Ruru Lawn Cemetery. John Rhind, Ltd.
HOY, Tony— Dearly loved nephew of Joy and the late Bill Bould, Patsy and Maurice Elder (Timaru), Ron and Mildred Silvester, and Trevor and Pam Beardsley, and loved by all his cousins. Your recent triple gold medal win at the brass band championships will always shine a brilliant remembrance of a truly loved one.
IVAMY, Patrick Ernest Francis (Pat), of 6 Barker Street, Lincoln—On May 31, 1981, at Pahiatua, dearly loved husband of Norah, dearly loved father and father-in-law of Michael and Judith (Pukekohe), Bernadette, and John Milne (Invercargill), Kevin (Lincoln), and Brian (Masterton), and a loved granddad of Mark; aged 57 years. (Suddenly.) R.I.P. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St Patricks Catholic Church, Lincoln, on Friday, June 5, at 10.30 a.m.. and then to the Lincoln Cemetery. Rosarv at the church, Tomorrow (Thursday), at <.30 p.m. John Rhind, Ltd.
LAWRENCE, Herbert Thomas (Bert), of Bishopworth Street —On June 1, 1981, at Burwood Hospital, dearly loved husband of Molly, loved father of Jan (Mrs Blllesdon), loved granddad of Joanne, Sharon, David, and Rachel, and loved great-granddad of Summa. Messages to 15 Gow Place, Christchurch 2. No flowers, please, by request. The Funeral service will be held in the Canterbury Crematorium Chapel, Llnwooo Avenue, Tomorrow (Thursday), at 11.15 a.m. John Rhind. Ltd.
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