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of of of of THURSDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 1999 AGE TODAY.LIFE&TIMES 7 1 Obituary Tom William Thomas Dean of Melbourne 1962-1984 He was an influential figure in the Anglican and wider community, who brought contemporary insights to the cathedral while holding high the light of faith in the world. Born: 14.5.1914 Died: 17.8.1999 By BISHOP JAMES GRANT In an Anglican diocese the dean of a cathedral occupies a special place. Tom William Thomas, Dean of St Paul's Cathedral from 1962 to 1984, was a dean of deans. He was born in Brisbane on 14 May 1914, the eldest son of three children, and grew up in Woodend. The Reverend Dean Thomas was educated at the local state school and at Kyneton High School.

In 1937 he entered Ridley College and graduated with a Licentiate in Theology in 1939. He was ordained deacon in 1940 and a priest the following year. His first Obituary Janet Born: 9.12.1905 Died: 11.9.1999 Janet Adam Smith, who has died aged 93, was the author of the acclaimed biography John Buchan and an admired literary editor of the New Statesman during the 1950s. As a literary Scot who adored the mountains, Janet Adam Smith felt a great affinity with Buchan and she had no hesitation when asked to undertake the biography son Alastair (then Professor International Relations at Oxford, a chair later held by Janet Adam Smith's own son, Adam). She excelled at depicting the Perthshire area where Buchan grew up and in showing how places and experiences fed his imagination.

1962-1984 I Transitions "Tom was little given to theological speculation; he was a doer. See. Judge. Act. This was his approach to life and ministry.

His faith was firmly rooted and clearly expressed." was elected a canon of the cathedral, and in 1959 was appointed archdeacon. He was installed as 11th Dean of Melbourne in 1962, serving for a record 22 years. His arrival coincided with appeal for the restoration of the exterior stonework, a project that was successfully accomplished. Within the cathedral, Dean Thomas faced the challenge of integrating contemporary insights into its worship and fabric: a nave altar, rock masses, a female organist, modern liturgies. Through his preaching, his services for special interest groups and the Orders of St Michael, St George and St John of Jerusalem, the dean's involvement in the community at many levels city council, the Athenaeum and state libraries, the Alcohol and Drug Foundation and through his weekly column in The Sun, his influence was brought to bear on Melbourne.

Within the Diocese of Melbourne he was the archbishop's confidant and had the ear of synod. There and in the Council of the Diocese, his role as -breaker or Biographer and literary edited the anthology Poems of Tomorrow. Helped by family connections and her outgoing nature, she fast established herself on London's literary scene. One young poet she published, Michael Roberts, was a schoolmaster and shared her interest in mountains. When he began reviewing books for The Listener the two became friends and went climbing together in the Alps.

They married in 1935 and moved to Newcastle upon Tyne, where Roberts was by then teaching maths at the Royal Grammar School. Janet left The Listener and embarked on a short biography of Robert Louis Stevenson, published in 1937. Roberts died in December 1948 of leukaemia. Janet Adam Smith published Life Among the Scots (1946) and edited consensus-fashioner was usually decisive. He gave splendid CONCERNED.

US President Bill Clinton leadership to the Council for this week said he was "deeply concerned" Christian Education in Schools, about the jailing of a Canadian journalist in Melbourne Girls' Grammar School, Malaysia and would continue to closely the Christian Television monitor the case. Murray Hiebert, 51, left, Association, Homes for Elderly became the first journalist in the British People, Missions to Seamen and the Commonwealth in 50 years to be Bishopscourt Restoration Appeal. imprisoned for contempt of court after he In General Synod he was elected lost an appeal on Saturday. Hiebert, the chairman of the House of Clergy Malaysia bureau chief of the Far Eastern and was a member of the first Economic Review magazine, was found guilty Prayer Book Commission, and also of "scandalising the court" in an article he that on marriage and divorce. He wrote in 1997 describing the growing paid fraternal visits to both the litigiousness of Malaysian society.

English and American churches on Human rights activists were quick to several occasions and represented describe Hebert the first journalist jailed Melbourne at the Toronto Congress in Malaysia for something he had written of 1963. For his services to church as a political prisoner. and community he was awarded a CBE in 1971. LAUNCHED. Celebrating the Versus Dean Thomas was little given to label, Donatella Versace sent out one of the theological speculation; he was a sexiest collections thus far seen in New doer.

See. Judge. Act. This was his York Fashion Week. The downbeat folksy approach to life and ministry.

His look might be back this northern autumn, faith was firmly rooted and clearly but if Versus has its way women will all be expressed. His pastoring was wearing hotpants in six months. The look quintessential Anglican and for spring-summer 2000 is sweet but sassy: informed by his own experience of tiny pelmet skirts in peach and lemon; tragedy in his son Stephen's illness pretty floral dresses with rouched bodices; and early death. His friendship was cropped leather trousers with fan-tailed constant and unreserved. bottoms and tiny shorts.

Versace chose upIn the annals of his diocese his and-coming British band Les Rhythmes ministry is among its most notable. Digitales to provide music for the show, and The congregation of St Martin's, she took her final bow with front man Mount Martha, where he Jacques Lu Contes. ministered after his retirement, spoke for many when they PRESENTED. Three years after they met "acknowledged with gratitude the while playing tennis, Prince Philippe, the heir debt they owed to Tom for his to the Belgian throne, has presented his caring ministry in their early fiancee and future queen to the world. The He is survived by two daughters 39-year-old prince's romance with Mathilde and six grandchildren.

d'Udekem d'Acoz, 26, a speech therapist, had been kept secret until last weekend Bishop James Grant was Dean of when the royal family confirmed they were Melbourne from 1985 to 1999. to marry. They posed for photographs on the steps of the Royal Palace at Laeken, near editor and Brussels. they He then said fell he in love met his like fiancee in couple. 1996 any The prince's choice of a Belgian aristocrat the letters between Robert Louis who speaks Flemish and French has been Stevenson and Henry James (1948).

greeted by most Belgians as a welcome After her husband's death, she unifying force in a nation strained by its completed his book, The Estate of language divide. Man, and prepared a scholarly edition of Stevenson's Collected mom TRAINING. Britain's Prime Minister, Poems (1950). 1. Tony Blair, is to take a half-day course at She returned to full-time work in No.10 on how to use a computer in an 1949 as assistant literary editor of attempt to encourage more of his the New Statesman and Nation and generation to embrace new technology.

He became literary editor in 1952. does not use a computer and watched with She translated several books on a "sense of humiliation" as his children and mountaineering, edited The Faber wife, Cherie, surfed the Net, he said at the Book of Children's Verse (1953) and launch of a report on developing her late husband's Collected Poems e-commerce business transactions on (1958). the Internet. Mr Blair managed to use the She married again in 1965, to Internet to send a £10.50 bunch of begonias John Carleton, headmaster of from a florist's website to his wife when he Westminster School. He retired in visited a software firm in Cambridge.

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MUSLIM PRAYER TIMES 4.57am, 12.20pm, A 3.41 1pm, 6.13pm, 17.33pm. TEXT FOR THE DAY Ask the beasts, and they will teach you; the birds of the air, and they will tell you; or the plants of the earth, and they will teach you; and the fish of the sea will declare to you. Job (Revised Standard Version) VICE-REGAL NOTES The Governor, Sir James Gobbo, and Lady Gobbo hosted a morning reception at Government House to mark the 70th Anniversary of the Women of the University Fund. They later attended "An Evening of Music from Italy" in the Xavier College Memorial Chapel. IT'S A BOY Births GRANGER We welcome with love the safe arrival of TRISTAN SCOTT who made his entrance into the at 5.52 a.m.

Sunday 12th September. 1999. (81b 10 oz). Congratulations Nicole and Scott. lots of love and proud grandparents Margaret Heinz Granger, and Audrey and Jeff Hughes.

Special thanks and gratitude to Dr. Mohan midwives at Geelong Hospital. GRANGER-HUGHES. TRISTAN SCOTT. beautiful nephew for Jodie and Derek, and greatgrandson for Phyllis and Maria.

IT'S A BOY POLAT. NAJIYE SONAL are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their beautiful son Taylan on Thurs 9th Sept at 3.40pm. Many thanks to our family friends all the staff at the Royal Women's Hospital Deaths ARNOTT. Norman Randolph. 1910-1999 died peacefully on September 11th.

Devoted husband of Jean for 64 years. Father of Julie, Jenny. Brent. Father of Denis. Noel and Susan.

Grandfather of Jennifer, Carolyn, Steven. Kristen. Andrew. Ben. Sally and Richard.

Great grandfather of Nicola. Christopher and Madison. A Thanksgiving Service for Mr Norman Arnott will be held at Brighton Church of Christ corner of Wilson Male St. Brighton today (Thursday) commencing at 2pm. BIGNELL, Allan.

friend of Sydney Trigellis-Smith They were lovely and pleasant In their lives. and in their death they were divided. BLEASE, Roy Rosanna The Bowling chairman Club and (inc.) mourn the passing of their esteemed friend Our sincere sympathy to his family. A RVBA BROWN, Joan. Died peacefully at her daughter's home.

September 15th 1999. Loving wife of Eric, mother and best friend of Tim and Jenny. "At rest" Our sincere thanks to Eastern Palllative Care for their loving attention. DREW. Moya Catherine.

Peacefully September. Colton Close. Glenroy on 14th 1999, 83 years. Loved wife of Maurice loved mother and mother-In-law of Daisy and Maurice. Jacki and Brian, Loretta and Richard.

Moya and Paul. Mary and Rudy and Rhonda and Gary. Dearly loved Grandma of: Lorelle, Alison. Megan. Robert, Michael and Marita.

Kate. Claire Robbie and Lesley. Cassie and Mandy. Paul, Mark. and Joanne Anthony.

David, Patrick. Erin and John. Great Grandma of Cooper, Jack, Lauren, Jessica and Caltiin. Rest in Peace DUNKLEY, (Lal). Youngest son of Stan and Ida (both dec).

Privately cremated. Adieu to friends Geelong FUNERAL, Mr ROBERT JAMES MERCER will be held at The Bathurst Chapel cnr Kooyong and Glenhuntly Rd Elsternwick on MONDAY (September 20) commencing at 10 a.m Private Cremation No flowers by request BATHURST The Lonergan Family. Elsternwick 9528 1133 PARFITT (Nee The Funeral Service for Mrs SHIRLEY ETHEL PARFITT will be held in the Le-Pine Chapel 1048 Whitehorse Road (cnr Linsley St) Box Hill. TOMORROW (Friday September 17th) commencing at 2.30pm. Private cremation will follow.

No flowers by request if desired a donation to the Brotherhood of St Laurence. Envelopes at the Chapel. Le Pine Box Hill 9890 0404 Member AFDA PENMAN. The Funeral Service for the late Mr ROGER DAVID PENMAN will be held in St John's Anglican Church. Pt Nepean Rd, Sorrento on SATURDAY (September 18th) commencing at 1.30pm.

Following the Service the cortege will proceed to the Sorrento Cemetery arriving at 2.30pm (approx). If preferred. in lieu of flowers donations to Anti Cancer Council (Bowel Cancer Research Unit) would be appreciated. ROSEBUD FUNERAL SERVICES Australian Owned 5986 8491 RICHARDS The Funeral of Mrs LINDA MAY RICHARDS will be held in the Heritage Harper Funeral Home 733 Boronia Rd. Wantirna TOMORROW FRIDAY (September 17) at 10am.

A private cremation will follow No flowers by request HERITAGE HARPER FUNERALS 733 Boronia Rd Wantirna 9800 3000 AUSTRALIAN OWNED The Funeral Service for MICHAEL WHITE will be held in The Le Pine TOMORROW Carlisle, FRIDAY St. St (September Kilda 17) comencing at 2.30pm. Following this. Service the Funeral will leave for Blair Chapel. Necropolis Crematorium, Princes Hwy.

Springvale arriving approx 3.45pm Le Pine St. Kilda 9525 5100 Member AFDA WINGROVE. The family of the late Mr. LEONARD AGAR WINGROVE warmly Invite family. friends and associates of Leonard to loin them at The Grove Uniting Church.

Grove, Box North on FRIDAY (September 17) at 3pm for a Memorial Service of remembrance. celebration and for Leonard's life. Family have requested no flowers at the memorial service please. A private burial was held before the service. TV guide, Backpage column in I Transitions appointment was as curate to Dr Edward Griffith of St Paul's, Geelong.

In 1942 he was appointed chaplain to the second Australian Imperial Force, with service in New Guinea and Borneo. On demobilisation he and his wife, Edna, went briefly to St Mark's Camberwell while Dean Thomas studied for a Bachelor Arts. His first parish was Holy Trinity, Doncaster, where he is remembered with great affection. In 1949, to the amazement of many, Dean Thomas was appointed vicar of St John's, Camberwell, one of the most prestigious and demanding parishes of the diocese. St John's parish, even before the fire that destroyed its church, was a hive of activity.

The building and consecration of the new St John's in the short space of four years reflected the vicar's energy and his standing. In 1955 he Adam Smith She was born on 9 December 1905 in Glasgow, the sixth child of the Very Reverend Sir George Adam Smith, later principal of Aberdeen University. She was educated at Cheltenham Ladies' College and as an exhibitioner at Somerville College, Oxford, where she read English. Easter holidays were spent climbing in Arran and, before going to London in 1928, she completed all the main climbs in the Cairngorms. By 1930 she was a sub-editor on the BBC's new weekly magazine, The Listener.

She soon rose to assistant editor, commissioning art and book reviews and publishing new poetry by, among others, W. H. Auden, Stephen Spender and Louis MacNeice, as well as such American poets as Conrad Aiken and Richard Eberhart. In 1935, she LUDOWYK, Joan Irene. Passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday 14 September 1999.

aged 85 years. in the presence of her family Loving wife of Vyvil (dec). Much loved mother of Frederick. Peter. Christopher.

Geoffrey, Paul. Anne. David. Michael Timothy and Jeremy. Loved -granny of Carmen (dec)." Michael.

Bruce. Merilyn. Ed. Celia. Lois.

Jacqui. Glenn. Debbie. Trish. Kirsten.

Tyrone. Sacha. Rachael. Simon. Myka.

Margaret. Natasha. Annie. Christine. Joanne.

Alison. Zachary. Sam. Nicholas. Jenny.

Michael. Matthew. Marguerite. Special thanks to the McMillan and Lakeman families for their loving support over many years. McGRATH.

Doug. Passed away 13 September Bateman's Bay Loving memories of Doug who provided us with fond care and guidance. Marion. Allen. Tim.

Michael and Bruce. MAUDERER, Loretta Barbara On September 5th 1999 peacefully at home. Rejoice with me. my darling is going home. We are so lucky.

we don't believe. we know. The light. the peace. eternity.

no human words can describe. He is taking her home. No sadness. only joy. She will be our special guardian angel for anyone who wants her to be there Her beloved husband George.

Every now and then beautiful angels appear on earth cleverly disguised as ordinary human beings. am so lucky to have had one as my mother. You have the biggest. kindest heart of anyone I know. am so proud of all the little things you always seemed to be doing for people.

We are honoured to call you Mother. Oma friend. Love you always Andrew, Jennie. Aleisha. Annette.

Jarred. Zac. Kallem John. PENMAN, Roger David. Passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on 15th September 1999 after a courageous battle with cancer.

Loving husband of Bunty. much loved father of Jenny. Sue and Denise. Father-In-law to Rocky, Jeff and Marc. Much loved Ga Ga to Ben.

Kate. James. Nicola. Ariane and Jack. Forever.

In our hearts with wonderful shared memories. RICHARDS, Linda Passed away 14th Sep. 1999. Much loved and cherished mother of Shirley, mother-In-law of Peter. Sadly missed.

RIXON, Norma Jean. Died peacefully at St. Vincents Private Hospital the 15th of September. 1999. Dearly beloved wife of Vic (dec), much loved mother of Graham and daughter-In-law Meredith and fondly, Tim.

loved Grandma of Nerida We all cherish wonderful memories of shared times and love. God's richest blessings and peace be with you Mum. Love Graham. Meredith, Nerida and Tim. RIXON, Norma Jean.

Much loved Grandma of Nerida and Tim. Thank and you for always being there for us being so proud of us. We'll miss you heaps. but have lots of very happy memories of you and Grandpa. Love Nerida and Tim.

RIXON, Nonna Jean. I'll really miss you too Norma. Love David Rush. Funeral Monday Details In Friday's paper. SANK.

George. A long loving and creative His life ending peacefully in his sleep. was his family. his friends and his vegle patch. His God will enjoy the fresh vegles and the well maintained cars.

His memory will be held forever. Joan Sank and all her family. SMITH, Fr. Phillip. Holy, hospitable Priest who lived faith God his service of for The Kupcis Family.

mom 1. SULLIVAN, Josie. Passed away peacefully on September 13th. beloved cousin of Bob (dec). Jeanette Rubira.

Marie and Joe Devereux. Kevin (dec) and Netta Kelly. John (dec) and Carmen Fennell. Condolences to Diane. John.

Margaret and their families. Now in God's care. TANTAU, Beverley (nee Gee) Died peacefully 13th September after bravely fighting a long illness. Daughter of Constance and Douglas Gee. Beloved sister of Douglas.

Meralyn. Rhondda and Kingsley. TIGHE, Kathleen Ross. On September 14th 1999. Much loved friend of Barbara and Ian Stoney and their children Paul, Timothy.

Damian, Kate. Louise and Carrie. Loved god mother of Paul. A kind and gentle lady. Rest In Peace.

WHITE, William Michael (Mick). Passed away peacefully September 15. 1999 aged 68 years. Loving father of Tim. Amanda and Kelly.

Father-in-law of Shane and Stuart. loving grandfather of Paris. Annabelle. India and Harriet. REST IN PEACE WHITE, William Michael.

September 15. 1999. Loved brother of Margaret and uncle Michael of Deborah, Sue. Andrew. and Peter McDonald.

WIGLEY (nee Cheetham), Margaret Aimee. After and sudden illness. Margaret passed away on Tuesday evening. Dearly loved wife of Geoff, of Prue. Jo.

Derek and Barb: grandmother of Angus. Michael, Sarah, India and Christiane. and mother-in-law of Jens. Robin. Sabine and Craig.

Many thanks to the staff of The Alfred I.C.U. for their professional care and support. Margaret was a loving. energetic and vibrant woman. fully engaged in her life and looking forward to new adventures.

She will be sadly missed by her family and her many friends. will be a part of us all forever" For Memorial Service details, please see later paper. WIGLEY, Margaret. Farewell to our sister-In-law and aunt. Sympathy to Geoff family.

Harold. Cress. Georgina, Caroline and Alan. In God's care WINGROVE, Len. Loved and respected brother-In-law and uncle of Dot and BIll House and Deepest sympathy Edie and family.

Leonard On September 14th 1999. Dearly and loving husband of Edie. loved father of Margaret (dec), Ron (dec). Graeme and Ros. Loved law of Margot and Joy.

Loving grandpa of Jason. Stuart, Michelle. Glenn. Scott, Kelly and Kim. Great grandpa of Chloe HI! How HI? WIDOWS of ex-servicemen who served overseas in wartime, their dependent children, are Invited to contact LEGACY when seeking advice or assistance in respect of personal or family problems.

In Memoriam MARRIOTT, Beloved niece of Ann and Roger. Dear cousin to Ashleigh. Alexandra and life William. Cherished memories of and love and laughter. Grieving your tragic death.

Forever held close In our hearts. Funeral Notices FRAWLEY. Bernard John. Died peacefully at home. Loved loving 5th child of Doreen and Norbert Frawley (both dec.) and loved and loving brother brother-in-law of Nola.

Barbara and Des. Michael and Marlene, Jillianne, Dennis (dec). Terry (dec). Peter and Meni. Maree.

Patricia and Alan. Dear uncle of 13 nieces and 8 nephews. Loved husband of Trish (dec) May your dream come true! We know. but would gratefully add. today as we wait for the Law to take its course (and which of us shall escape that your 60 years have not been wasted.

(W H. Auden) Nola. FRAWLEY, Bernard John. Passed away at home 13 September 1999. Loved brother and brother-in-law of Patricia and Alan.

cherished uncle of Nicholas. Mark. Emma, Rebecca and Therese. Bernard your family loyalty, integrity and quick wit will be sadly missed by all your family. Shared good times remembered always.

Rest in Peace. FRAWLEY. Bernard John (Commissioner). Passed away peacefully at home. Loved brother of Barbara.

Brotherin-law of Des. Loved uncle of Peter and Sarah. In our hearts forever. The Clacherty Family. Rest FRAWLEY.

Bernard John (Commissioner) Loved and loving brother of Maree and cherished uncle Clare. Maree and Clare Moore. Rest in Peace FRY. Frederick. 1901-1999.

Died peacefully home on 14th Greatly loved by, old and young. September. Husband of Kit (dec), father of Don (dec) and Trudi. Geoff and Greta, Barbara and Peter. Treasured Grandpa of 10 grand children and 17 great grandchildren.

A gentle man and a gentleman. On FRY, Frederick. 14th September. Dear brother and lifetime, friend of Betty McDonnell and loved uncle of Pam. Geoff and Margaret.

Dearly loved GIBSON, Jean. O.A.M. Born Geelong 16 January 1907. Daughter of Thomas and Mabel (dec). sister of Marie (dec), beloved wife of Aubrey mother loving mother of John, loving of Liga and adoring gran of Alexander.

Died peacefully in Melbourne. September, 1999. GOUGH, Samuel. Passed away peacefully. September 14th 1999, Loved husband of Ada, father Ann, Hazel and Pam.

Grandfather of Martin, Chris and David. At rest after a brave fight LONG, Betty. In loving memory of my dear friend. will miss you. Ron and my thoughts are with Neville and all the family.

Marg LONGDEN, Harry. Thankyou Harry for sharing your beautiful family with us and for all the love you gave us. We will never forget the good times we shared. Our love and deepest sympathy to Marg. Sara, Chris Simon Bill Andre, Karina Van Der Linden.

BROWN. The Funeral Service for JOAN BROWN will be held at the Herbert King Memorial Chapel. 174 Lennox Street. Richmond on MONDAY (September 20th) commencing at 4.00 p.m. In lieu of flowers.

donations to Eastern Palliative Care and Australian Army Nurses Memorial Fund would be appreciated. Private Cremation H. KING SONS HERBERT GRAEME KING Family Owned Since 1853 Richmond 9428 1244 BIGNELL, A. BLEASE, R. DREW, M.C.

DUNKLEY, H. C. P. ELVISH, R. T.

FRY, F. GIBSON, J. OAM LONG, B. LUDOWYK, J. I.

MAUDERER, L. B. PENMAN, R. D. RICHARDS, L.

M. SANK, G. SMITH, P. (Rev Fr) TANTAU, B. TIGHE, K.

R. WHITE, W.M. WIGLEY, M.A. WINGROVE, L.A. DUNKLI Henry Charles Patrick (Lal) On September 13th.

1999 at Geelong Hospital. A loyal and much loved friend of Adrienne and Barry Solomon: Peter. Tenny and Matthew Solomon: Dianne. Nicholas and Georgina MacRae: Jaculin. Nick and Sophie Klein.

So many happy memories. ELVISH, Reginald Thomas Late of Melbourne and Munich, formerly of Adelaide. Passed, away In Germany on September 12 as result of an accident. Loved husband of Inge, father and father-In-law of Malcolm and Patricia, Barbara and Ray, Barrie and Karen. Grandpa to Scott, Tim.

Nikki. Sean. Judd. Simon and Kristan and greatgrandpa to Honi. Funeral arrangements to be advised.

DREW. Funeral Mass for the repose of the soul of Mrs MOYA DREW will be offered at Saint Mark's Church, 9 Lee Street, Fawkner. TOMORROW (September 17) at 2pm. The Funeral will leave at the conclusion of Mass for burial at the Fawkner Cemetery, Sydney Road. Fawkner.

Rosary will be recited in the above Church THIS EVENING. THURSDAY (September 16) 7pm. TOBIN AUSTRALIAN BROTHERS OWNED Glenroy 9306 7211 Member AFDA FRAWLEY. A Funeral Mass for the repose of the soul of Mr BERNARD JOHN FRAWLEY will be offered at Saint Ambrose Brunswick TOMORROW FRIDAY Church, Sydney (September 17) commencing at 11 am. The Funeral will leave the church at the conclusion of Mass for the Fawkner Cemetery.

JOHN ALLISON MONKHOUSE Australian Owned Coburg 9384 1766 LONGDEN. The Funeral Service for Mr. HAROLD KENNETH LONGDEN will be held In the LePine Chapel chr McDonald and Streets. TOMORROW FRIDAY (September at pm. Private cremation to follow No flowers by request please donations to the Epilepsy Foundation of Victoria would be appreciated, envelopes available at the Chapel.

Le Pine Mordialloc 9580 8447 Member AFDA LUDOWYK. IRENE Funeral for Mrs LUDOWYK will be celebrated at Holy Spirit Church, Bostock Avenue. Manifold Heights (Geelong). TOMORROW. FRIDAY at 11 am.

At the clusion of Mass the cortege will leave the church for the Geelong Memorial Park Crematorium. Burvilles Road. Duneed. Donations may be made in memory of Joan to Geelong Hospice Care Association. Envelopes available at the church.

TUCKERS FUNERAL SERVICES Geelong (03)5272 2222 MAUDERER. Requiem Mass for repose soul of LORETTA BARBARA MAUDERER will be offered at St Mary of the Geelong TOMORROW FRIDAY at 11:30 am. private family cremation will follow. No flowers to request. In donations Cancer.

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