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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-01-01, Page 10(46. IN MEMORIAM ) z . 'N.!'l,,IMI►BIPPIMBIRPMR, Annollae 1, tlfl•S1 (32. II EATHS EI$LEH, ask: At the Alexandra Menne and General H! spial on Saturday December 21 1996 owl Eisler of Oodench to his 78rd year Husband of Beatrice. Loving father of Laird and his wife Lynne and Beverly Beloved grandfather of Caitlin. Dick will be sway mussed by mother Gladys Reid and tether John (predeceased). as well as broilers and sisters. Jack and Doreen. Doris and Chant Marg. Lloyd and Bev and Bill and Norma Stepbrother to George, Biu and Bob Barwick and meir tarnUles and to Lloyd Keith and Murray 'Mid and Marion Keal and Choir tamiaes Frienos called at the McCallum and Paola Funeral Horne, tUodench Funeral service was held at the tuneral nome Monday at 2 p.m Donations to tie Dialysis (London) or Diabetes Association would be appreaatod by the tamily 41 01x1c. (43. BIRTHS BHUEAMANN Blair and Lynn are thrilled to announce Ute sate and long arrival ot their first child. a daughter Altana Nicole. weighing 8 lbs 10 oz. born at 3:10 p.m. on December 9 1996. Spoiling privileges go to first time grandparents Roy and Joan f3euermann of Dublin. as wall as Jack and Jane Howick of Delhi. Ont. Special thanks to Dr. Janet Zonal and the nurses and staft at Seatorth Hospital as well as Dr Whitmore and the nurses and stall at Stratford Hospital 43.01 x lcc KiPFER-CLARK Jender and Greg are thrilled to announci the birth of Justlrh Gregor, November 29 1896 weighing 8 lbs 7 oz Proud third time grandparents are Dave and Hessie Kipter of Varna and first time grandparents Bruce and Pan Clark of Walton 43-01 x 1 OKE (BARNETT) Ted and Leanne are pleased to announce the sate arrival of their Christmas present Jonathon Kennedy.. born at 7:45 p re- December 17, 1996, weighing 9 lbs 11 oz. and 23 inches long Proud first time grandparents are Kennedy and Betty Barnett of Eimvale and John and Joan Oke of Exeter. Great grandmothers are Jessie Boyd of Seatorth and Elnetta Clute of Orr Lake Special thanks to Dr. Atack and the sixth floor nurses at London s Victoria Hospital. 43.01 x RUSTON Sick' and Usa (nee Bernhoftz) -joyfully announce the birth of their son. Evan Mark, born Deoetnber -10. 1996. weighing'8 lbs. 8 oz. at Mt Sinai Hospital. A brother for Jessica and Andrew Proud grandparents are Sally and Ted Bernholtz and Elza and Keith Ruston Very proud great grandmother Pearl Ruston. Evan Mark is named in loving memory of his great grandmothers Eva Shetman and Marie Goovaerts 43-01xt GHAPUT: In loving memory of our daughter Knstie Chaput 'Our Amer who passed away one year ago, January 1. 1906 God saw yoa, getting bred, When a cure was not to be. He clasped His hands around you And whispered, -come with me You didn't deserve what you went through. And so He,gave you rest. God's garden must be beautifu For He only takes the best -You are in our hearts every day We love you Sadly missed by Mommy. -Daddy -Matt -and Britt -46.01xtcc .Qfi7NSITT: In loving memory of a .dear son, brother and uncle, Les Conant who passed away 1992 Never more than a thought away. Quietly remembered everyday. No need for words, except to say. Still loved, stillmissed in every way Lovingly remembered and .sadly merited by Mom, Dad, Mark. Sandra, Deb, Ron, Beth, Rob and Families 46.01s1 ,WALLACE: In memory of Doug Wallace who passed away on December 31. 1988 and Christopher Wallace who passed away suddenly on Jan 16, 1893 Always remembered and loved by Joyce and Grandma Wallace. 46 01 1 (47. CARDS OF THANKS PROCTER The (amity of the late Alvin Procter would like 10 thank our family friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness shown u5 during the recent loss 01 our lather A special thank you to Rev Vandermey for his kind words and to those who sent cards, (lowers or came to visit at the funeral home Everything was greatly appreciated by the family - The Procter Family 47-01r1 l 1 47. CARDS OF THANKS CARTE04RM9TRONG A sincere thank you to all who made Rosie Armstrongs kle so pleasant wen your cards, Ohs phone calls and especially visits to her white she lived in Huronvew The staffs many acts of kindness concern and caring will never be forgone, : Yoe treated her like royalty! Thanks to Ur Woldnik for his canng and to all of you who sent her Chnstmas cards and gifts this year Thanks for twat tributes. donauons in her memory and cards sent at the rime of her death Our sincere appreciation to .Rev • BSI tor an inspiring service. the ladies of Wesley Willis United Church tor lunch and to Chris of Beattie -Falconer Funeral Homes tor such professional service Aunt Rosie was a real lady who wont sown be forgotten - Sincerely, her niece Doreen 47-01x la }Community Calendar at the Arena WED. , JAN. 1 Vat T-HLIR: , JAN. 2 8:30-11:3Q a.m - Hockey Skills Camp at the Arena 11:30-1:30 p.m, - Public Skating at the Arena 4:00-6:00 p -m - Figure Skating at the Arena 6:00.7:30 pan - Atom Hockey Practice at the Arena 7:30-9:00 p.m - Junior broomball at the Arena 9:00-11:30 p-rn - Men s Broombatl at the Arena FRI. , JAN. 3 10:00-1:00 p.m - Hockey Skills Camp at the Arena 10:30-11:30 p.m - Storynour at the Seaforth library 1:00-3:00 p.m t -Public Skating at the Arena 1:00-3:00 p.m - Seniors Bowling at Starlight Lane:.• 4:15-8:15 p.m - Minor Hockey at the Arena 8:15-11:15 p.m - Lucan vs Gentenanes Hockey SAT, , JAN . 4 8:30-7:30 aim - Houseleague - Whalers vs. Shams - Timekeeper is parent of Brock Smith 7:30-8:30 a.m - Houseleague Leafs vs. Oilers - Timekeeper is parent of Jim Morris 8:30-9:30 a.m.- Houseteague - Canadians vs. Kings Timekeeper is parent of Kyle Brown 9:30-10:30 a.m - Houseleague - Bruins vs. Blues Timekeeper is parent of Colin Klofbhofer 10:30-11:30 a.m - Houseleague Ducks vs. Panthers - Timekeeper is parent ot Kyle Devereaux 11:30-12:30 p.m - Mites Hockey -12:30.1:30p.m.- Petite AbC Ringens at the Arena 1:30-2:30 p.m - Tween Rtngette at the Arena 2:30-4:00 p.m.- Public Skating at the Arena 4:00-11:00 p.m.- Minor Hockey Games at the Arena SUN. , JAN. 5 11:00-2:00 p.m. -Recreation Hockey League at the Arena 2:00-3:00 p.m - Bayfield vs -Tykes Hockey at the Arena 3:00-4:00 p.m - Clinton vs Novice N Hockey at the Arena -7:00-8:15 pent - Mitchell vs • Novice Hockey at the Arena MON.', JAN. 6 4:30-9:00 p.rn -Figure Skating a' the Arena • 7:30-10:30 p.m. -Minor Sport: -Turkey Bingo al the Arena Tonight s host is Junior t,untnc 9:00-10:30 p.m.-8eavers- • Otdtimers Hocke: TUES.: JAN. 7 9:00-11:30 a.m -Parents and lots' Ptayground at Northside United Church basemen 10:00-12:Ou aim -Parents an: lots' Skating at tee Arena 6:30-8:30 p.m -Godence vs. Pee Wee t Hockey at ma/Mena 7:00 p.rn.-Meeting at the Women s Resource Centra WED. , JAN. 8 1:00-3:0u p.m -Parents and Tots Skating a: Me Arena 1:30-4:06 p.m. -Sense Shuffleboard at Commune, Centres 4:30-5:3u p.m. -Novice and Bunny Ringette at the Arena 5:30-6:30 p.m. -Atom 1 Hockey at the Arena 6:30-7:30 p.m -belie Ringene at the Are,ra 7:30-9:00 p.m. -Junior Broornball at the Arena 9:00-11:30 p.m .-Ladies and Mens Broombah at ore Arena If you're organizing a nal-prvfik event of aue<ese w other 5eafortr area residents. phone the recreeuo' ottit 52 /-088l: c uo Expositor at 527-0240. or marl the information to Lornrnun.ty Lateness, The Huron Expositor, Box 69. Seaforti•. Grana ', NOK .1W: weir tri advance of the scheduled date. i-ree Meting uhuu ,es nate, tine• name of event and location only. Space for ore Gramm, my Calendar rs donated by The Huron Expositor SOARING OVER-THE48NN - Brett Lee of Walton put his bike through some speCtecular paces tor the photographer prior to the annual Motocross there in August. Winghiun's-SunIttseiDairy shuts down after .long` dstory even. but I'm not making across southern Ontario. to money" : Toronto. Hamilton and He said he doesn't see the -Windsor. and points in market getting any better. between. Sun Rise was the tau nide- Bailey told the Wingham pend nt processing dairy in weekly that 11 Independent strut weste Ontario. processor. in Ontario had accor o the Wingham increased their share ot the paper Sun Rise Dairy shut down Dec. 5 putting 14 employees out of work. A dairy has been in opera- tion at the Josephine Street site in Wingham since 192(1 and had butt• Sun Rise Dain for the past 30 years. "Therc.are no margins in food milk." owner Bernard .Bailey told the Wraghanr Ad veno -Time.. "Ault Food lost $12.5 million on look] milk last year. I'm breaking It had increased its produc tion from about three million litres per year 10 eight million litres per year in the past tour year.. Sun Rise -delivered market trona three per cent to 1 ? per cent over the past feel years and this didn't sit well wit tt:large processing compa- mcs such a.s Ault. owned -by large corporations - Winthrop wallops Royals in men's broomball DEC. 18 Tanya Eckert. Cath. lane.. WINTHROPU Jean Doss and newcontei SOCIALITES 2 Sharon Whitfield (ha. ha • Winthrop ladies had tt little KNIGHTS 1) trouble trying to get on the- WINTHROP 3 scoreboard. The,/ had ample The Knights seem to take chances on scoring but'nuth- too many breaks as they can t ing was acfuoved. Socialites seen] lu put that °range bel' are on the winning side, as into the net as they run ever. Heather McMilian scores two where -and don't accomplish awesome goals assisted by too many goat... Vvinthroi Subt►ri McLachlait. Diene .seems to be in the right place Howson, Ann Watphet and at the right time as Mike quick draw Marion. Hurst. Thomas knab's up two keen Great game ladies. Selo yon goal. and Jerry Bremner all in the new year scores the first goal. quid PARR LINE 3 POLAR ICE 0 Polar Ice ladies were every • - where but couldn't buy •a goal. Yes. Parr Linc lad•1es are on the move again tore win -a• hot dug Glenda Chaput captures a .hat trick. Site manages to scorc.,goal' from all angles, best of all the one from behind. the oppos- ing net takes the cake as. the ball squeaks into the net. You had to be there to believe the angle this ball travelled into the net. 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Right on passes from Dave Dooreicyer. and Rod C:orncltes. This definitely was not the Cyclones game. Is this the real Parr Line team as goals are being pulled out n1 their hat. Points are award- ed to Matt Townsend. Janice Poirier, Dennis Doimage and Grant Bergsma. Heip came trout fid Salverda. Claude Putnrr,. Lawrence Bergsma and defenceinan Steve Gibbines. WINTHROP 5 ROYALS 0 passes by Brett Lee. Joe • This was definitely net Ryan. Scott Leonhardt and Royals night for scoring Greg Clark and ' Steer goals as you can sec by the Leunhardt. scoreboard. Royals goalie Cadres hruutnball i. can' Rob Dearing can only stop so colied fur lite tiext twi' many shot.. What -a work out weeks. - he got in net. Winthrop men MENS BROOMBALI. secnted, to have picked up an DEC. 19 -all. star', Greg Clarke, as he GRADS 4 HITMEN I) pops in two cool goals and Htainen were hurting lir - assisted the- rest. I'm sure players and goal.. However Halve••was, going to treat Grads were chalking goals. uh kin+ to a Buda pop fur his left and right. by Steve grcai talent. Other goals were Vv'ynia, Raytnond Ruston and obtained by Mike- Thomas. a cuuplc.by Tui' Van Den Steve Knights. Doug Heuvcl. Passes truth from Campbell and .wee Stott Marlin and Al Wynla and Leonhardt. Lots of back up Craig Smith. no slowing help Iron' Brett Lee:. Joe down those oldie but goodie Ryan, Jerry Bremner and Dan dcfencetnen . f {uggari CYCLONE.ti 1 - Men's Broomball: Jan. -2., PAKR 41INE4 1997. •'S p.m. Grads vs les! Cyclones only eapturt' Cycloncr. 9:5(1 p.m. Parr One goal. scored by lvlurrr• Line tis Hrtmen. Video camera concerns at Goderich `Square' t )ntant►'s inlurmatiun and edMera. are apprc►priatc. t the use of privacy commissioner. Torn "I"s clear ti Wright, is against using vitico "de" sure arise infringes cameras as a sutvcillancc tool indiv'idual's right to tint policing un "The Squaw • privacy." Itis letter states: and at other trouble spots .111 "Fine use ol: vtdco surveil- GrJdcnck lance thre4Uens to ensile indi- ,INe has forwarded written .vtdual Privacy and should concerns about the sugges- only used in circumstances tion to the Goderich .Police where it is clearly warranted Services Board, rcco: nncnd- and where other means of .ing it give serious considcra- achieving the desired results tion to whether .or not such have been elthattged-- PiabelesAgurAtiorsiwolrvesooroosipArela Diabetes educators in iatcrcd..dieticians and nurses hHuron and .Perth Counties involved in diabetes educe - have amalgamated. tion in hospital 'and eummu- "This is in, keeping with nities..Prev' sly, -diabetes alliances being fern educators.' urun.lpet on,a throughout the counties," , regular . asis and .were press release says. "Our plan Mk for the .diabetes is to, work towards •standard- update held in Holmesvillc in ized care and improved i November 1995 -Perth odu- health.for the ,persun.for .dia- t,aturs were invited,to.a,mcet- betes." ing in •Scaforth .whore they This new alliance:is of reg- agrcad,to join forces. 1.4144W#4 11143, Area `tree ' s I t4trs pay ,,the minor bantams ,in- - r i crick the next night,at 7: r p,m. The Finns ' I,bc„beck of er the '.aul -Cert y T urnamcr ,at Tomato. A° far i is ' . ygural seaaRn, ;fie Lakers minor bantams haye been the most successful ,pf Huron -Perth Triple , AA The two triple A bantam hpckcy ,tc4111s front atomic) here, major,and minor, are hosting. a team-.fruin Fii and at the start of January. Tho,FOP. bantams, from Forssa, a town'cif 20,00(1 south of Helsinki, play the Huron,Pcrth Lakers major bantams la 4.4101.01.,1;40 A-- hickey's teams.