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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-09-09, Page 39In M.nwrlame DALTON In memory of a man that taught us to live life to the fullest, our Dad, Clete Dalton. They sav there is a reason, They sav that time will heal, Bert neither time or reason, Will change the way we feel. For no one knows the heartache, That lies beyond our smiles, No one knows how many times, We have broken down and cried. We want to tell you something, So there won't be any doubt, You're so wonderful to think of But so hard to be without. We cannot bring the old days hack, When we were all together, The family chain is broken now, But memories live forever. Always remembered and loved by your children, Jennifer and Dave, Ray and Crystal. Cathy, John S and Dawn. -37x DALTON In memory of our Grampy, Clete Dalton, who we miss dearly. There is a special Angel in Heaven, That is part of me, It is not where i wanted hint, But where God wanted him to be, He was here but just a moment, Like a night time shooting star, And though he is in Heaven, He isn't very far. He touched the heart of many, Like only an Angel can do. So 1 send this .special message, To the Heaven up above, Please take care of my Angel, And send him all my love. Ride on Grampy, we all miss you and your wild sense of adventure! Love your Young's Hotel Pirates, Morgan, Claire, Roddy, Owen, Taylor and Blake. -37x i3EATTW In loving memory of my dear father , Harry Beattie, who passed away September 8, 20)4. Without farewell he fell asleep, With only ►nemories for us to keep, The tears in my eyes I can wipe away, The ache in my heart will always stay. Sadly missed and always loved forever. Love, your daughter Judy, -37x� WALDEN In memory of our Uncle .Vic, who passed away three years ago, September 9, 2006. When someone you love Becomes a memory, The memory becomes a treasure. Fondly remembered by nieces and nephews, Rae and Rosemary, Paul and Debbie, Kathy and Paul and their families. -37x DURNIN in loving memory of our father and grandfather, Joe, who passed away September 7, 2007. To hear your voice and see your smile, To sit with you and talk awhile, To be together in the same old -way, Would be our greatest wish today. Deep in our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered every day. Forever in our hearts, Barb, Alan, Ruth, Bob and families. -37x GIBSON In loving memory of my dear wife, Lenore. Although i smile and make no fuss, No one misses her more than me, And when old times I oft recall, It :s then 1 miss her most of all, Lovingly remembered by Glenn. -37x Godench Signal -Star, Wednesday. September 9, 2009 - Page 39 • ?4iti<-4-HOT17A11Sr� In Monsorlanse VANDERBUR(:H In loving memory of Ken, who passed away September 3, 2008. God took him home, it was His will. But in our hearts we love hint still. His memory is as dear todayy. As in the hour he passed away. We often sit and think of hint. Sadly missed by Ken and Alice, Tom and Donna, Carolyn and Peter. --37x 4 BODDY In loving memory of Charles E. Boddy, January 24, 1932 - September 11, 2004. Do not stand at my grave and weep, 1 can not them, 1 do not sleep. 1 (1111 a thousand winds that blow, 1 am the diamond glint ort MOW. 1 am the sunlight on ripened grain, 1 am the gentle autumn rain. When you wake in the morning hush, 1 am the swift, uplifting rush. Of quiet birds in circling flight, 1 am the .soft starlight at night. Do not stand at my grave and weep, i am not there, I do not sleep. (1)o not stand at my grave and cry, i run not there, 1 did not die!) We will always love you dear husband, Dad, Mr. 13. and Poppop. Catherine, Christy, Brian, Jeremy, Jocelyn, Karen, Mike, Ry, Lilli, Richard, Mary and Shandi. -37x NAYLOR in loving memory of Jessie, a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, September 9, 2005: George, a loving brother. April 22, 20)5: and Bill. a loving uncle. August 9, 2(06. Those we love don't go away, They walk beside 14S every (1(1y, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed, and very dear: Missed and always remembered by Jean. Alex and family. -371 Photo submitted Tunis/an Granaries, one of Jerry McDonnel's shots from abrod, shows how he composes his works. McDonnel and his wife will be at the Goderich Co -Op gallery on September 17 to give tips to photographers on how to better their photos. Deadline' Friday (a 2p.m Car seat safety seminar being held at Cullens in Wingham Every parent wants to keep their child sate. A properly installed car seat or booster seat reduces the odds of your child being injured or killed in a collision by 75 per cent. Com- mon car seat errors include not tightening the harness straps or the seat belt enough, and putting the harness straps in the wrong slot as your child grows. Learn the correct way to use car and boost- er seats on Saturday, Sept. 19 by attending the car seat clinic at John Cullen Chevrolet in Wingham. The Huron County Health Unit and The Co-operators, Wingham, will be holding a child car Neat clinic that day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The clinic is tree and you don't need an appointment. In Huron County, 80 per cent of car seats are not properly installed or used correctly. Public Health Nurse Jos& Cayer says mis- takes include moving the child to a forward - facing position too early. It is recommended that children race the rear of the vehicle until they are over a year old and between 22 to 30 lbs (10 to 13.5 kg). If possible, the child should be kept rear -facing longer into the second year by using a convertible seat with a higher weight and height limit. When using a car seat or booster seat, the restraint must match the child's age, weight and height. The car seat clinic is part of Ontario's Fall Seat Belt campaign and is being sponsored by John Cullen Chevrolet, Brett W. Lara- mie and Associates Inc. The Co-operators, Wingham, Baby Boom, Wingham & Area Firefighters, Huron County Health Unit, On- tario Ministry of Transportation and Bruce Power. Trained inspectors will check your car seats for proper installation and recalls. They can explain how you can make children as sate as possible in a car collision. Participants are asked to bring their car seat instructions and vehicle owner's manu- al. They will be provided with information on child safety, and be eligible for a draw for a child car seat. There will also be a barbecue, refresh- ments and a supervised children's play area. The Health Unit also provides monthly car seat clinics in the Central Huron Area at the Clinton Fire Hall. Appointments are neces- sary. If you have questions about car seat safety, call the Huron County Health Unit's Car Seat Help Line at 519-482-3416 (toll-free 1-877- 837-6143). Photo submitted A familiar image of Tunisia by Jerry McDonnell, this site is also the backdrop for scenes from movies such as Star Wars, and The English Patient. Seminar boasts tips for better travel photos Stunning images from a recent trip to Tunisia; combined with an opportunity to dialogue with Jerry and Carol McDonnell about how to improve your own travel pictures, will be the subject of a visual spectacle at the Goderich Co -Op Gallery, Thursday, September 17 at 7:30 p.m. The digital photography of the two member artists of the Gallery will present a trav- elogue of arresting images from the coun- tryside in this third world country where an early episode of Star Wars, as well as The English Patient, were filmed. Jerry, known for his passionate sense of design and composition in his work, will share photos of the built architecture, in - eluding shots of the ruins from Roman, Carthaginian and Arabian times. He will include shots from Tunis City, and across the Island of Jerba. Among her own work, Carol will in- clude her prize-winning photo of the open-air `souk' (market) in Tunis City. She was awarded the Photography Digi- tal Art Award at the recent Hensall By Design art show in July for this piece of work. Her photography provides excellent interpretations of the local lifestyle and countryside in this unfamiliar and exotic North -African world. After sharing their own experiences, both artist photographers will spend time with visitors who bring samples of their own 'travel photos' -- to offer tips and ad- vice for taking better shots for travel and vacation times. The travelogue and discussion will be presented at the Co-op Gallery at 54 Courthouse Square. Refreshments will be served. While admission is free, donations will be accepted to support the 'guest art- ist' outreach program sponsored by the gallery. Visitors will also have an oppor- tunity to tour the regular exhibits and the work of guest photographer artist, Jennifer Newberry. For more information call the Gallery at 519-440-0523 or contact Jerry or Carol directly at 519-523-9715. • '0 • • 0 •