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Obituaries
Obituaries
Obituaries
E, Wayne - of Lucknow, died
r 2, 2011 at Wingham Hospital at
f 72. Wayne was born in Hamilton
2, 1939 to the late Marjorie
and Morris Jerome. He will be
by his children Phillip (Cathy)
• f Owen Sound, Sherri. Schaefer
Hanover, and Paul (Jodi) Jerome
am, and by their mother Phyllis
Step -Father of James (Sharon)
St. Catharines, Christopher Piluke
• f Etobicoke, and David Piluke
of .Etobicoke. Special Friend of
ibert of Goderich. Missed by his
• ren Elizabeth, Claudia, Karteigh,
hantel, Kyle, Caitlyn, Joel, Andrew,
MacKenzie, and great-
ghter Kierstynn. Also survived by
• r Lyn (Sharon) Jerome of Clinton
sed by his daughter Linda Jerome
isitation was held at MaCK.ENZIE
AEATH FUNERAL HOME,
on November 3, 2011. The
rvice was held November 4th,
11:00 AM in the funeral home
Don Vair officiated and his wife
avided the music. Interment in
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers.
s to London Health Sciences
1:•n or the Wingham Hospital
)n were appreciated. Memorial
condolences online at
kcenzieandmccreath.com
>, Bernadette Mary (nee
- Passed away at .Cambridge
Hospital on October 31, 2011
reef illness. Having enjoyed retired
the past several years along with
)and Alex, Bernadette found a
;areer doing se rvice work as a
Jehovah Witness to which she
I in hef later life. Survived by her
Jerry and Loretta Zettell of
sister Susan Zetteli and husband.
t of North Shore, NS, Anne Knittle
)and Peter of Brucefield, Nancy
►pe and husband Rick of Ottawa,
Dwey and partner Mark Poser of
Brothers Patrick and partner
Diet of Kitchener, Jim of Kitchener
of Cambridge. Bernadette leaves
two loving daughters. Tiffany
end husband Heinz of Kitchener;
:ollar and partner Tom Garland of
Blessed with five grandchildren,
Lindsey Klassen and Nathan,
and Abigail Garland. Fondly
red by her many Brothers and
service and the Fellowship of
Vitness Kingdom Hall. Bernadette
ceased by her infant child, Sarah
d her brother Tom. Bernadette's
be celebrated at Ayr Chapel,
PP FUNERAL HOME, 183
erland St. Ayr, on Friday. Nov. 4
, also at the Kingdom Hall of
Witness (143 King Edward St.
Saturday, Nov. 5 at 2 PM. All are
to attend. The family will honour
?'s wishes for cremation.
to the Carcinoid -Neuroendocrine
Society Canada
scanada.org) or Cambridge
Hospital (www.cmh.org). Online
es or donations may be arranged
vww.wmkippfuneralhome.com or
ing Wm. KIPP 519432 5221.
KEMPSTER, Evelyn Margaret - At
Maitland Manor, Goderich on Tuesday,
November 1, 2011. Evelyn Kempster (nee
Steep) of Goderich in her 90th year.
Beloved wife of the late Bert Kempster who
predeceased her on September 17, 2011.
Loving mother and mother-in-law of
Margaret and Bill Jackson of Victoria,
British Columbia. Cherished grandmother of
Patricia and Sean Mitchell of Vancouver
and Susan and Sean Miller of Calgary.
Missed by her great grandchildren Grayson
and Benjamin and her niece Janet and her
husband Ken Malott. Predeceased by her
sister Aimeta Wakerell and her brother
Benson Steep. Friends were received at the
FALCONER FUNERAL HOMES Ltd.
Bluewater Chapel, 201 Suncoast Drive,
East, Goderich (519-524-1221) on
Thursday, from 2-4 p.m. The Funeral
Service. was held at St. George's Anglican
Church, 87 North Street, Goderich on
Friday, November 4, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. with
the Venerable Allan Livingstone officiating.
Interment, Maitland Cemetery. In lieu of
flowers, memorial donations to Healthy
Hearts, Goderich or C.N.I.B. would be
appreciated.
Just a trim please
Town works crews have been busy getting ready for the winter season and part of the preparation is
trimming of trees and limbs that hover close to or over hydro lines and could pose a problem with the weight
of snow. Here the crew takes down some limbs on Widder Street.
Eagle's Pride with Madelaine
Higgins, Minister of Public
Relations
This past week at St. Anne's began with a spooky
start, with Halloween Monday on October 31.
N X11 f1 Many students, especially those who are a part
of the "Me to We" group, participated once again
in the Halloween for Hunger food drive, where
instead of "trick or treating" for candy on I fallow-
i M een night, canned goods are collected and donated
to local food banks. This year, the students achieved
one of the best turnouts to date - hands up!
On the evening of Tuesday, November 1, St.
Anne's held an open house for prospective stu-
dents of grades 6, 7 and 8 from local elementary
schools. Local families had an opportunity to tour
the school, meet and greet with present students
and staff members, learn more about the school
and the special facilities it has to offer, as well as
the variety of extra -curricular teams and clubs
offered at St. Anne's.
Sports wise, on Monday, swim team practices
began in preparation for the upcoming season, the
senior girls had the basketball quarter finals at
South Huron on Wednesday, and the junior and
senior boys hosted a volleyball game at the school
on Thursday, November 3. On Friday, November 4,
the PA day gave students some time off of school.
We are getting ready for our Remembrance Day
assembly and look forward to hosting many of our
local veterans at St. Anne's. We are grateful for the
freedom that we have and make a commitment to
express our gratitude in our words and in our
actions. We remember!