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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2015-11-25, Page 1212 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, November 25, 2015 Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices ATTENTION: MID -HURON LANDFILL SITE BOARD Tipping Fee Increase Affective Jan. 1.2016 Item j Charge Garbage - sorted $93/tonne Minimum Charge per load of waste $10.00 (100kg or less) Secondary Charge $20.00 (101 to 200kg) Asbestos $160/tonne Cooling Systems Tagged $93/tonne Cooling Systems not Tagged $35.00 + $93/tonne Cooling Systems not declared $50.00 + $93/tonne Any sized Tire Declared Free Tires not Declared $10.00 per tire E -waste Free Banned Materials with Waste (i.e. cardboard, recyclables) $186/tonne Banned material carries a $20 min charge The minimum charge is $10.00 (100kg or less) We also accept your electronic waste, tires and Huron County Household Hazardous Waste free of charge. Thanks Mid -Huron Landfill Site Hours of Operation: Mon -Fri 8m-4pm Sat 8am-12noon ******LAST LOAD ACCECTED INTO LANDFILL IS 15 BEFORE CLOSING***** yq 1 yourliknomentsca For Obituaries call:1-877-750-5054 Fax: 1-866-485-8461 • e-mail: obituariesmyourlifemoments.ca Obituaries In Memoriam Thanks Births Celebrations More Cards of Thanks Cards of Thanks Cards of Thanks Cards of Thanks RYAN, JAMES (JYMMER, JIM, JIMMY) Our heartfelt thanks to our friends, family, community, co-workers and parish for the kindness, flowers, cards, food, donations, support and heartfelt messages. Special thanks to the Paramedics and Clinton Pub- lic Hospital Staff for their dedicated and compassionate care. Thank you to Christo- pher Smith, Amanda Rich and the staff at Falconer Funeral Home in Clinton for their guidance and care in our hour of need. Thanks to The Vanastra Lions Club and all of A15 for the meaningful Lions Service and all of their support. Our sincere appreciation to Father Ducharme for his visit to the hos- pital and comforting prayer service. We are also most grateful to Father Brian McColl, Mrs. Mary Ryan, and the St. James parish for their help and care in preparing the fu- neral. To the pallbearers and flower bearer who acted with such dignity. To The White Carnation who provided the luncheon after the service, and the Vanastra Rec Centre we thank you. It is during a time like this that we realize what our friends and family really mean to us! Whatever you did to con- sole our hearts we thank you so much, we will always remember your expressions of love and support. The "Ryan" Family - Diane, Sandy and Peter, Susan and Chris, Jeff and Candice, Keith and Shannon and Family. Nothing is really lost as long as you remember it. nifttimE ADVERTISERS! DEADLINES / Our Weekly Deadlines are as follows: ADVERTISING & EDITORIAL Friday @ 2:00 pm OFFICE HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 9am - 5pm • Fri. 8am 4pm CLOSED TUESDAYS 8 Main St., Seaforth PH: 519-527-0240 www.seaforthhuronexpositor.com MITCHELL We would like to thank the many people that have supported us over the last few months. Thank you to the emergency personnel for enabling miracles. The skills and efforts of the first responders and the medical staff at Seaforth Community Hospital, ambulance and ORNGE personnel and the staff at Children's Hospital at London Health Science Centre were lifesaving. Thanks to the staff in the PCCU and on the 6th floor who cared for Sarah, Sean and Giuliana, to everyone at Ronald McDonald House in London, and the staff at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital in Toronto who have helped Sarah so much. To all of our friends and neighbours: Thank you for your visits, prayers, well wishes, messages, baking and gifts following the kids' accident. We truly appreciate everyone's thoughtfulness and generosity. Thank you to Gord & Julie, Bruce and the McKees for looking after the house and the pets while we were in London. Thanks aren't enough to the wheat harvest crew: Gord, Bruce, Tom and the Glanville, Fischer and Blake families (and all others who may have helped). Our church communities and service clubs have also been of great support. Thank you to Knox Presbyterian Cranbrook, Camp Kintail and Duff's United for their support and visits. Special mention to the members from Duff's who weeded the flower beds and also to the group who cooked a Walton roast beef dinner for all of the families staying at Ronald McDonald House. Grandma Phyllis would have been so proud! Thank you to the Walton and Brussels communities for your generous donations to Ronald McDonald House in London. To Ava, Meg, Nate: thanks for donating the proceeds of your bake sale to RMH! We would also like to thank the Pipes, Newells, Bridges and Machans (and all who helped) for continuing the fundraising efforts with their successful BBQ the weekend of the ball tournament! Ronald McDonald House is a truly special place that has benefited not only us, but many families in our area and we are so pleased that our community has helped them further their mission. Thank you to the Brussels Lions Club for their generosity to both our family and the Sancinis. Thank you to the Seaforth Optimists for their generous gift. Thanks also goes out to the Brussels Leo Club and the Brussels Optimists for their concern and offers of help. Thanks also to the staff at Huronlea and our AMDSB school communities for their support for the whole family. We are blessed to live in such a fantastic community. Love from the Mitchell Family MURRAY The family of the late Clare Melva Eckert Murray wishes to thank all who have supported them during this difficult time; the priests involved, the McGlynn Funeral Home, the choir, the commentator, soloists, ushers, altar servers, and the C.W.L at St. Patrick's Church in Dublin. We would also like to thank all those who gave donations and sent flowers, cards and food to our home. We are grateful for everyone's kindness, generosity and prayers. oyly Obituaries Obituaries STOREY, Orville George - Beloved husband of the late Lila Audrey Norris, passed away peacefully at his home in Clinton on Tuesday, November 17, 2015, in his 97th year. Orville enjoyed farming in McKillop Township until retiring to Clinton at the young age of 90. Cherished father of Shirley and John Stoll of Clinton, Gail and Alex Glanville of Melfort, Saskatchewan, Patricia and Lloyd Francis and Donna McLlwain, all of Goderich, Jack and Nancy Storey of Clinton, Sherry and Murray McCall of Walton and Gerald Storey of Clinton. Loving grandfather of David and Carmen Jones, Sheila Jones, Jeff and Cara Stoll, Marcy Lauchlan and Shane Arnason, Bill and Dawne Glanville, Chelene and Marc Reindeau, Steve and Melanie Glanville, Rob Cooke, Katherine Van Massenhoven and Brian Crane, Suzy and Steve Panes, Kevin and Cathy McLlwain, Carrie and Brad Moore, Sandra and Jonathan Kochis, Chris Storey and Kristy Blackwell, Shawna McCall and Chris Murphy, Marcy and John McCall MacBain and Carali and Daniel Hughes. Loving great-grandfather of 37 and great -great- grandfather of one. Orville will also be sadly missed by his brother and sister-in-law Ted and Bertha Storey of London, sister Mavis Guest of Kitchener, sisters-in-law Donna Flynn of Londesborough, Jean Storey and friend Charlie Rompf of Stratford, Dorothy Squire of Rodney, brother-in-law Boyd Hartwick of Stratford, as well as many nieces, nephews and friends. Predeceased by his parents John Henry Storey and Elizabeth Ann McLeod, sons-in-law Michael Taziar, Allen Cooke, Geoff Rayner, siblings Bill and Beryl Storey, Frank and Verna Storey, Joe and Sarah Storey, Tillie and Jock Earl, Kathleen and Wilmer Cuthill, Clara and Elmer Dale, Margaret and George Wasson, Charlie and Mary Storey, Elwood and Dorothy Storey, Harold and Helen Storey, Lloyd and Meryl Storey, Arnold and Irene Storey, Art Guest, and by siblings -in-law Ray and Leita Norris, Noni and Harvey Jacobi, Hugh and Annie Norris, Hazel and Don McLeod, Harry Norris, infant James Alvin, Margaret (Dolly) and John MacDougald, Dorothy and Ray Davis, Jack Norris, Hugh Flynn, Robert (Yogi) Norris, Celia Hartwick, as well as several nieces and nephews. Visitation was held at McGLYNN FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, Seaforth, 519-527-1390, on Friday, November 20th from 1-4 and 7-9 p.m. A funeral service to celebrate Orville's life was held at Northside United Church in Seaforth on Saturday, November 21, 2015 at 11 a.m. A reception immediately followed in the Northside United Church Hall and interment took place at Maitlandbank Cemetery in McKillop Township. As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations to Cavan United Church, Northside United Church, Seaforth Community Hospital Foundation or the Clinton Public Hospital Foundation are appreciated and can be made through the funeral home or by visiting Orville's online memorial at www.mcglynnfamilyfuneralhome.com