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Huron Expositor, 2015-06-03, Page 13For Obituaries call: �/'l, 1-877-750-5054 �] // ou ii moments ca Fax: 1-866-485-8461 ./ a -mail: obituaries@yourlifemoments.ca All other moments call: 1-888-786-7821 Fax: 1-866-757-0227 e-mail: milestones.sun@yourlifemoments.ca Marking your milestones. Obituaries In Memoriam Thanks Births Celebrations More Cards of Thanks Cards of Thanks KNIGHT The family of the late Harold (Coog) Knight would like to thank everyone for their many acts of kindness, kind words, love and support shown to us during the loss of a great husband, father, grandfather and g.g. John, Sandy and Ruth, you are true professionals. You guided us through a very difficult time with compassion and grace. Thank you to Pastor Steve for your mega -watt service celebrating Coog's life. You are a bright light that shines and makes everyone feel better. During Coog's stay at the Seaforth Hospital, he had nothing but kindness, care and concern shown to him. "Thank You." Thanks also to Blooms and Rooms for the beautiful flowers. The Seaforth Golf Course was one of his favourite places to be. Thank you to the staff for the wonderful luncheon and kind words. We miss him like crazy but we are also grateful for the wonderful full life he enjoyed and for our time with him. - Marg, Anne, Randy, Steve, Carolyn and family. xo SOMERVILLE The family of the late Bryan Somerville would like to express our heartfelt thanks to family, friends, co-workers and neighbours for messages of sympathy through cards, visits, donations, flowers and memory stones. Special thank you to St. Elizabeth nurses for the excellent care given to Bryan. Special thanks to Megan Ingram. Thank you to Dr. Shepherd, Dr. Hammond, Dr. Winquest, Dr. McNeil and all the nurses at Victoria Hospital, London. Thank you for the lovely lunch put on by the Legion Ladies. Thank you to McGlynn Funeral Home for all their guidance and care. You are special people who make things a lot easier to deal with. Thank you to SAF -T - CAB, you guys meant so much to Bryan. Thank you to Pastor Steve Hildebrand for the beautiful service. Thank you to Greg McPherson for playing the bagpipes and most of all thank you to my daughter Jacqueline and granddaughter Jolene who raced over to be with me the night of the 30th. You almost beat the paramedics over. Thank you to the paramedics who fought hard to revive Bryan but it was God's wish to take him and now there is no more suffering. Bryan is at peace. Thank you to anybody I may have missed. - Pat Stewart and Somerville Families VAN BAKEL I would like to thank family, friends and neighbours for the many cards, thoughts and prayers as I recover from my medical condition. It is definitely that `small town' caring! The staff at the Seaforth, Clinton and London hospitals have all been very helpful and professional. I want to thank Craig and the staff at Irwin Physiotherapy for their ongoing support as well. A special thank you to doctors Brian Stewart, Carolin Shepherd and Mary Anne Smith. - Casey Van Bakel Obituaries Obituaries Obituaries Donna passed away peacefully May 12, 2015 at 12:30 p.m. leaving behind her caring husband Roy and loving children Larry (Sheila), Brenda (Alastair), Connie. Grandchildren Dallas, Ashley, Caitlin, Dean, Tanya. Great Grandchildren Dakota & Ray. Extended family Russell McCallum (Lorna), George McCallum (Joyce), Archie McCallum, Harold McCallum (Pearl), Art McCallum (Joan), Winnifred Glanville (John), Viola Glanville (Fred).Parents were Noble and Dorothy McCallum. Her humorous enjoyment of life will be missed by all. Donation to the Red Cross in lieu of flowers and cards Cards of Thanks Cards of Thanks VINCENT The family of Jane Vincent wishes to express great appreciation for the visits, food, cards and messages of condolence after Jane's passing. Sending much gratitude to Rev. Mary Fletcher for the special celebration of Jane's life. Also, to Northside Church Senior Choir, organist Maria Nemes and Margaret Whitmore for the lovely musical tributes. Special thank you to the ladies who prepared and served a meal on Sunday evening for us. Thank you to the members of Northside United Church for serving a luncheon after the service. Also, thank you to Nancy and Jacquelyn Denham for helping on Monday afternoon at our home. Thank you to McGlynn Family Funeral Home, John, Sandy, Ruth and Charlene for your compassion. Warm thank you to the Exeter Villa care givers for all their care of Jane over the last 3 years. She enjoyed her time there. Thank you does not seem like enough to say but how do we express our great appreciation and gratitude for all the kindness shown. In Memoriams In Memoriams CAMERON In loving memory of Grandpa Jim who passed away June 5, 1999. Angels are the guardians of hope and wonder, the keepers of magic and dreams. Angels watch over you wherever you go, keeping each day perfect, and promise a bright new tomorrow. Forever missed and loved by Sheila, Pam, Gord, Doug and Paul and their families. cZn z sp id sal inoA Aed B Wednesday, June 3, 2015 • Huron Expositor 13 Appeal of wind turbine Charter challenge denied Postmedia Network The Ontario Court of Appeal has declined to hear the appeal of four southwestern families battling against wind turbine projects. The families had lost a Charter challenge last year and were seek- ing an appeal of the decision. They contend that provisions in the Environmental Protection Act approving renewable energy pro- jects "exposes them to a reasonable prospect of serious harm to their health and therefore does not com- ply with the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms." The Ontario Divisional Court ruled against the four families (the Drennans, Ryans, Dixsons and Kroeplins) on December 29, 2014. Shawn Drennan, one of the appellants in the case, said in a media release, "We are disap- pointed with the court's decision not to hear our case. No one has been able to tell us that the tur- bines are safe. We are being told we have to wait to be harmed before we can do anything to stop them." "The court has given us two choices: leave the land my family has farmed for three generations or be a guinea pig for the government and the wind companies," Drennan added. Julian Falconer, the lawyer for the families, said the decision leaves his clients and others in an "impos- sible position." "The Health Canada Study has already shown an association between the turbines and serious health effects," Falconer stated in the media release. The Health Canada study, released in November 2014, indi- cated there is no evidence of a direct link between wind turbine noise and health effects. However, it did note there can be a connection between the noise and annoyance, and that those who are annoyed are more likely to report other health issues. The four families were originally ordered to pay $340,000 in court costs to three companies, K2 Wind Ontario, St. Columban Energy LP and Armow Wind, but that figure was later lowered to $67,000. Hensall 4-H Club embarks on trip Liam Wallace Burlap Bunch Press Reporter The 4-H Burlap Bunch went on a field trip to Janice Bizback's antique barn. They got to see all the different antique rugs in the barn. Some were very old! It was interesting that some designs were drawn and some were free styled. They also got to go on a tour of the whole antique barn. After that they looked around to see what neat things they could find. Janice was really nice to let us come and see her antique barn, it was really cool. The 4-H Burlap Bunch is very excited to be a part of the Hensall fair. We will be putting our rugs into a special class, and they will be judged on how well we made them. We will also be participat- ing in the parade so please watch for us! If you are a past, present or future 4-H member you will get a sticker at the fair. We will have a rug hooking demo from 3-4pm on saturday June 15th. It will be at the community hall in Hensall. seaforthhuronexpositor.com r.-61eW Litt lintel .?p am..,..,ihey w ilL kr.idcIlier.e(). I.. LIn.ii. ure,.rard_bui drays airt sill laird_ still miss.241 and . n Iktr . i.o...., Odie 1, u! hl f errintnl ie: wzI*lr ellli Mrlt5x:Lr Obituaries Obituaries Obituaries Donna passed away peacefully May 12, 2015 at 12:30 p.m. leaving behind her caring husband Roy and loving children Larry (Sheila), Brenda (Alastair), Connie. Grandchildren Dallas, Ashley, Caitlin, Dean, Tanya. Great Grandchildren Dakota & Ray. Extended family Russell McCallum (Lorna), George McCallum (Joyce), Archie McCallum, Harold McCallum (Pearl), Art McCallum (Joan), Winnifred Glanville (John), Viola Glanville (Fred).Parents were Noble and Dorothy McCallum. Her humorous enjoyment of life will be missed by all. Donation to the Red Cross in lieu of flowers and cards Cards of Thanks Cards of Thanks VINCENT The family of Jane Vincent wishes to express great appreciation for the visits, food, cards and messages of condolence after Jane's passing. Sending much gratitude to Rev. Mary Fletcher for the special celebration of Jane's life. Also, to Northside Church Senior Choir, organist Maria Nemes and Margaret Whitmore for the lovely musical tributes. Special thank you to the ladies who prepared and served a meal on Sunday evening for us. Thank you to the members of Northside United Church for serving a luncheon after the service. Also, thank you to Nancy and Jacquelyn Denham for helping on Monday afternoon at our home. Thank you to McGlynn Family Funeral Home, John, Sandy, Ruth and Charlene for your compassion. Warm thank you to the Exeter Villa care givers for all their care of Jane over the last 3 years. She enjoyed her time there. Thank you does not seem like enough to say but how do we express our great appreciation and gratitude for all the kindness shown. In Memoriams In Memoriams CAMERON In loving memory of Grandpa Jim who passed away June 5, 1999. Angels are the guardians of hope and wonder, the keepers of magic and dreams. Angels watch over you wherever you go, keeping each day perfect, and promise a bright new tomorrow. Forever missed and loved by Sheila, Pam, Gord, Doug and Paul and their families. cZn z sp id sal inoA Aed B Wednesday, June 3, 2015 • Huron Expositor 13 Appeal of wind turbine Charter challenge denied Postmedia Network The Ontario Court of Appeal has declined to hear the appeal of four southwestern families battling against wind turbine projects. The families had lost a Charter challenge last year and were seek- ing an appeal of the decision. They contend that provisions in the Environmental Protection Act approving renewable energy pro- jects "exposes them to a reasonable prospect of serious harm to their health and therefore does not com- ply with the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms." The Ontario Divisional Court ruled against the four families (the Drennans, Ryans, Dixsons and Kroeplins) on December 29, 2014. Shawn Drennan, one of the appellants in the case, said in a media release, "We are disap- pointed with the court's decision not to hear our case. No one has been able to tell us that the tur- bines are safe. We are being told we have to wait to be harmed before we can do anything to stop them." "The court has given us two choices: leave the land my family has farmed for three generations or be a guinea pig for the government and the wind companies," Drennan added. Julian Falconer, the lawyer for the families, said the decision leaves his clients and others in an "impos- sible position." "The Health Canada Study has already shown an association between the turbines and serious health effects," Falconer stated in the media release. The Health Canada study, released in November 2014, indi- cated there is no evidence of a direct link between wind turbine noise and health effects. However, it did note there can be a connection between the noise and annoyance, and that those who are annoyed are more likely to report other health issues. The four families were originally ordered to pay $340,000 in court costs to three companies, K2 Wind Ontario, St. Columban Energy LP and Armow Wind, but that figure was later lowered to $67,000. Hensall 4-H Club embarks on trip Liam Wallace Burlap Bunch Press Reporter The 4-H Burlap Bunch went on a field trip to Janice Bizback's antique barn. They got to see all the different antique rugs in the barn. Some were very old! It was interesting that some designs were drawn and some were free styled. They also got to go on a tour of the whole antique barn. After that they looked around to see what neat things they could find. Janice was really nice to let us come and see her antique barn, it was really cool. The 4-H Burlap Bunch is very excited to be a part of the Hensall fair. We will be putting our rugs into a special class, and they will be judged on how well we made them. We will also be participat- ing in the parade so please watch for us! If you are a past, present or future 4-H member you will get a sticker at the fair. We will have a rug hooking demo from 3-4pm on saturday June 15th. It will be at the community hall in Hensall. seaforthhuronexpositor.com