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Douglas Gralham was
Community historian
Douglas Graham
A respelled elder gentleman and 'corn -
minty historian, Douglass Grahatn passed
away quietly at his home on Wheeler Street
in Iudknow on February 8, 1985 in his 87th
year.
A farmer for 50 years on the second
- concession of Kinloss Township, Mr.
Graham was a member of South Kinloss
Presbyterian Church, where he . was a
church elderand member of the Board of
Managers. He servedas treasurer of South
Kinloss Cemetery for 24 years and director
-for an additional 16 years. He also served
as school board trustee for S. S. No. 7,
• Kinloss.
Born in Kinloss Township op March 12,
. 1898, he was. a son .of the late Duncan
Graham and ' Margaret McKillop of the
Second concession of Kinloss Township.
He married Sadie Gee of Ripley at St..
• Peter's Anglican Church; Iucuiow on July
29, 1924.
He is survived by his wife and -four
daughters, Marian, Mrs. Warren Zinn of
Ashfield Township; Margaret,- Mrs. Evan
OBITUARIES
Keith of Kinloss Tbwnship'; Bell, Mrs. -
Chester Hackett of Ashfield'Ibwnship and
Gladys, Mrs. Murray Tuck of Oakville.
Two sisters, Bessie, Mrs. Beverly Sangster
of Toronto and May, Mrs. W . F. MacDon-
ald of Sarnia and one brother, Archie
Graham of London, also survive.
He was predeceased by a brother, • Neil
C. Graham in 1961. '
• The funeral service was 'conducted from
South Kinloss Presbyterian Church by Rev.
Allison J. Ramsay at 2 pan. on Monday,
February 11, 1985. Music was provided by
organist W ilma Clark and, the church choir.
• Honorary pallbearers were the South
Kinloss Presbyterian Church session:
Harry Lavin; Herb Buckton, Ira Dickie,
Funk MacKenzie, Donald MacIrityre,
Leonard Clarke, Nancy Maclntyre and
Margaret Hamilton.
Pallbearers were grandsons, .Teny and
Paul Zinn, Jamie and Ian Hackett, Murray,
Keith and ')kbit luck
• Flower bearers were grandsons,- Michael
'luck, Ronald Ferguson, Brian Keith and
Scott -Hackett.
Commital • South Kinloss, Mausoleum
with final resting place in South Kinloss •
Cemetery.
Former Ashfield reeve dies
Charles Girvin Reed
A former reeve of Ashfield Township,
Charles Girvin Reed of Dungannon died on .
February 11,1985 at Wingham and District
Hospital in his 66th year.
A keen interest in municipal and civic af-
fairs led to Mr. Reed's service in Ashfield
Township Council as reeve, deputy -reeve
and councillor. He also served on the Land
Division Committee of the Huron County .
Planning Board .and he was secretary-.
treasurer of the Dungannon Cemetery
Board.
Girvin . enjoyed- the friendship and
respect of his neighbours and will be
missed in the community. He was a
member of Dungannon United Church and •
a former Master of Old Light Ledge No.
184 (Masonic).
Boni in Ashfield on May 25, 1919, he
was a son of the late Melvin Reed and Elms
Girvin.
He issurvived by a sister, Doris Eadie of
Holyrood; five nephews, Douglas, David,
Kenneth, Steven and Allan Eadie arid one
niece, Mary Eadie.
He was predeceased by his parents.
The funeral service was conducted. from
the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral
Home on February 13, 1985 at 2 p.m. by
Rev. R Roberts of Dungannon United
•
Church. -
Pallbearers were his nephews, Douglas,
David, Kenneth, Steven and. Allan Eadie
and his niece, Mary Eadie.
Flower bearers were Allan Reed, Yvonne
Kerr, Bill Andrew and Herb Finnigan.
Spring interment to follow at Dungannon
Cemetery.
WHEREAS The Association of Kinsmen Clubs has been a vibrant, responsible, all -
Canadian association of service clubs devoted to the concept of serving its communities
throughout Canada since its founding in Hamilton, Ontario on February 20.'1,920,
AND WHEREiS The Association of Kinsmen Clubs has been dedicated to' meeting
the needs of our community and has diligently sought the development and completion
of, timely, / relevant programs to meet• the needs and challenges of our constantly
changing society,
AND WHEREAS The Association of Kinsmen Clubs is celebrating its 65th anniversary
on February 20, 1985,
THEREFORE, I, Bert Elliott, Reeve of the Township of Huron, feel that each citizen
would welcome the opportunity to pause and rel?tect with pride on the rich heritcge of
accomplishment throughout the more than 60 years Kinsmen clubs hove been in
existence in Canada. And with the express idea of honoring our focal club,
1 DO HEREBY DECLARE February 20, 1985 "
KINSMEN DAY
and declare the week of February 17.23, 1985.
KINSMEN WEEK
and urge all citizens to salute their local Kinsmen club.
IN WITNESSWHEREOF, 1 have here unto set my hand and caused the seal of the
Township of Huron to be affixed this 4th day of February, 1985.
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