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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 1999-07-28, Page 10lo-TMi HURON IXPO$ITOR, July ?,a, left -12 Deaths 42 'L)eaihs Aferi oss• Loomis, III/walp riabp,i,/ Q. A friend of mine recently had a miscarriage. She carries on as if she had raised this child. Isn't that an over reaction? Al Whether a baby dies in utero or at birth, the experience is always traumatic. Mothers report that they experience a birth and death simultaneously. Regardless of the cause of death, parents (eel they have lost a part of themselves, as well as their link to the future. They also often feel that no one will remember their baby and that their feelings of pain are in vain There is an international organization called Compassionate Friends which offers comfort and support to those who have last a child or an infant. Advise your friend to seek her local chapter. 'Questions asked during bereavement classes are answered here by the editor of AfterLoss, the monthly grief -recovery HelpLetter. For your free copy of AfterLoss or one of our other helpful booklets about grief recovery, please write, calk or stop by. Questions & Answers about grief recovery* Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth -- 527-1390 A member of The AfterLost Family of Funeral Homes dedicated to belpiry those they serve with auugnte ingrief reroaery. 01997 Afrerloa Inc. • 800-263-9572 NOBEL, Gordon (Cornelius) At London Health Sciences Centre, Victoria Campus on Friday, July 23, 1999. Mr. Gordon Nobel of London, (formerly of Seaforth) in his 77th year. Gordon passed away peacefully with his family by his side. • Beloved husband of Gerda Nobel (Koster). Dear father of Joan and lam Wylie of •Hamilton, Jerry and Brigit Nobel of Seaforth, Mary 'and Ron Beuerman, Deanna & Dave McLean, Jackie & Kevin DeJeu, and Christy & Dwayne Johnson all of iLondon.(��� .Will be fondly remembered by 14 grandchildren. Sadly missed' by three sisters, Wilhemini, Corrie and Sister Jo, in Holland. Predeceased by one daugher, Ann, two grandchildren and six brothers. Visitation was held • at Westview Funeral Chapel, 709 Wonderland Rd. N., London on Sunday 2-4, & 7- 9 p.m. and Monday 2-4 & 7-9 pm. The funeral service, was held on Tuesday, July 27, 1999 at St. Justin's Parish (10:00 a.m.). Interment cemetery was at St. James Parish, Seaforth. Expression of sympathy may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. 43. Births BRAND Big brother_ Jeb us _proud to announce the birth of his not so lit- tle' sister, Janey Elizabeth Brand. Weighing in at 9 lbs. 3 oz., 20 inch- es long. Born at Goderich Hospital to John and Judy Brand on July B, 1999. Spoiling privileges go to Ray Anstett, Seatorth and Grandma Leona looking down from Heaven and John and Margaret Brand, Bayfield. 43-30x l cc 46. In Memoriam BEDARD: In loving memory of Jack Bedard who passed away one year ago. July 31, 1998 Deep within each heart, Through all life's changing seasons, Love remembers Love. Deeply missed and always in our thoughts by wife Bonnie and your family. 46-30x 1 HILDEBRAND: In loving memory of a dear nephew, Tyler George James who passed away August 1, 1991. Just as he was he will always stay, Loved and remembered along life's way. His loving smile, his gentle face, No one can fill this vacant space. Always remembered and sadly missed by Aunt Carol, Uncle Bryan, Jeffrey and Daniel. 46.30x1 HILDEBRAND: In loving memory of a dear grandson, Tyler George James Hildebrand who passed away eight years ago, August 1, 1991. Quietly remembered every day, Still loved. still missed in every way. Life goes on and years go by; But love and memories never die. Always remembered and sadly missed by Nana Hildebrand. 46- 30x1 HILDEBRAND: In loving memory of our son, Tyler George James Hildebrand who passed away 8 years ago, August 1, 1991. There is a special kind of feeling, That is meant for you atone, A place within our hearts, That only you can own. Nothing can be more beautiful, Than the memories we have of yoti. To us you were someone wonder- fully special, And God must have thought so too. 1f roses grow in Heaven, God, Please pick a bunch for us, • And lay them gently in his arms, Md telt him they're from us. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Jennie and Emity. 48-30x1 46. In Memoriam MACGREGOR: In loving memory of a dear husband Wilmer who passed away July 31, 1996. Another year has passed, seems like only yesterday you were here with me. Sharing all our hopes and dreams which now can never be. Lonely this path is difficult to walk upon today, Time will never fade nor tears erase my love for you. As I travel down those winding paths without an end, Each path I try so hard to find you, as each bend seems so far away. Ever seeking a road marked Heaven for I know that's where you. stay. To give up all those tomorrows for just our yesterdays. To finish all our dreams our hearts held dear, To build our final homestead in God's promised land. Those precious memories will never let us part. "Hon" you are always by my side walking hand in hand in dreams that seem so real, It is here that I find solace and draw on your courage, strength and guid- ance to get me through each day. Always memories and your likeness in a frame, echoing from deep with- in my heart your parting words, love you forever and ever." Ever loved and missed in every way, a heartache that never goes away. - Muriel. 46-30x1 KELLY: In loving memory of Doreen who passed away August 2, 1994. In tears we watched you sinking, We watched you fade away. Our hearts were almost broken, You fought so hard to stay. But when we saw you sleeping, So peacefully,from pain, We could not wish you back, To suffer that again. Lovingly remembered by Wilmer, Carol and Steve, Murray and Glehyce. Michael and Heather. 46- 30x1 STEVENS: In loving memory of a dear father, grandfather and great grandfather, Ernie, who passed away 5 years ago, July 31, 1994. A smile for all. A heart of gold. One of the best, This world could hold. Never selfish, always kind, What cherished memories you lett behind. Today. tomorrow, Our whole life through, We will always Love and treasure you. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Leona; Marg and Ken; Doris and Murray; Robert and Marg; grandchildren and great grandchildren. 46.30x1 cc 47 Cards of Thanks KEMP Dear friends: Your remembrances in thoughts, words or deeds, in hon- our of our 60th Wedding Anniversary, have touched both of us deeply. In a world so burdened with activity, grief. poverty, sickness and war. we respect your desire to share with us. Your choice rein- forces our hope for humanity. As we read each message and signature we reflect upon the times when we were in .closer touch with each of you. We regret the times when we have failed to be as thoughtful as you have been. Your stamps are supporting the Hearing Impaired, your envelopes are becoming scratch pads for someone's desk. Your messages, oral and written are tucked closely in our hearts. May God bless you and keep you, Guard you. and guide you. May He help each of us to do that which is right and well pleasing in His sight. Sincerely, Arthur and Margaret Kemp. 47-30x1 NOGALO My sincere thanks to all the nurses and staff at Seaforth Community Hospital. To my friends for visits, calls and flowers and very special appreciation to Dr. Carotin Shepherd for the care and concern shown me during my recent hospi- talization. • Doreen Nogalo 47-30-1 BRAND Janey and Judy would like to thank Dr. Walker for delivering Janey and to Drs. Northcott, Brown and Lal for all their help. Also a big thanks to the 2nd floor nursing staff at Goderich Hospital for their support during and after the delivery. 47- 30x1cc Correspondents Lisa Murray visits after travel in Africa and England Lisa Murray spent a few days recently with her mother, Claire Murray, upon returning from a month of travel in Africa and England. She enjoyed her trip to Africa, describing it as a bit of a culture shock. Although some areas had no water, Lisa found she could adapt to the conditions. She.has now returned to her home in Calgary. Joe and Mary Ellen Hicknell, Traci. Adam and St. Columban Nicholas, Port Stanley, visited with Marie Hicknell and Stephen recently. Joe and Helen Nolan, I) . and Rhonda Nolan and family, Jerry Murray 7n(1 Louie Nolan visited IA Gail and Gary Sararas, Jeff, Laura and Joseph, Exeter, recently. The occasion was the 25th . NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Please be advised that the next regular meeting of the Council of the Township of Tuckersmith has been changed from August 3rd to August 10th, 1999. The second meeting in August has been cancelled. J.R. McLachlan, Clerk -Treasurer 519-527-1997 47. Cards of Thanks ROCK The family of the late Mae Rock would like to thank the staff of the Seaforth Retirement Home for the excellent care and concern shown to Mae over the years. To Dr. Shepherd and the nurses and staff for her excellent care while in the hospital. To Ruth Townsend and staff for their guidance and support. To Rev. Judith Springett, Fred Munnings and Carol LeBeau for the lovely funeral service. Your support and guidance were greatly appreci- ated at this time of sorrow. 47-30x1 KALE - It was a wonderful party! Special thanks to our family for arranging and planning this special day. Thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbours for their gifts, floral arrangements, cards' and good wishes. Having our extended family from Mexico with us made this day complete. Thanks to our friend who made a quick trip to the airport for us. Words cannot express our grat- itude at this time. - Tom and Bea Kale 47-30x1 Wedding Anniversary celebration for Gail mid Gary Sararas. Many other relatives nd friends, as well as all of Gary's family joined in the celebration. The St. Columban Men's Soccer Team 'suffered a 1-0 loss to Exeter in a home game last Saturday evening. This was despite unbelievable netminding by Jason Murray, outstanding defence by Larry Kelly and Jamie Groot, and great mid -field playing by Brian Melady. The whole squad picked up the game, but Exeter scored with 10 minutes left and the goal wasn't recovered. In the Recreation League, St. Columban defeated Clinton 271 in a home game July 17. St. Columban goals were scored by James Dick and Bill Ryan. Visiting with Ken and Anne Murray and family were Cor By Mary C. Ryon 345-2560 eef Community Calendar WED., JULY 28 12:00-1:00 p.m. - AquaFit at the Lions Pool 1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior Shuffleboard at the Arena 6:30-8:30 p.m. - Minor Soccer at the Optimist Park 7:30-10:30 p.m. - Ladies' Slo-Pitch at the Optimist Park THURS. JULY. 29 Pool 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Houseleague Ball at the Highschool North Diamond 7:15-10:15 p.m.- Minor Sports Council BINGO at the Arena: Doors open at :30 p.m. 8:00-11:00 p.m. -Men's Slo-Pitch at Optimist and Lions Park TUES., AUG. 3 WED.', 8:00-9:30 p.m. �Stuggers Slo-Pitch ED. ', AUG. 4 Game at the Optimist Park 1:30-4:00 p.m. -Senior FRI : JULY 30 Shuffleboard at the Arena r % 6:30-8:30 p.m. - Minor Soccer at 7:00 .-8:30 p.m. - Reds Fastball at the Optimist Park the Lions Park 7:30-10:30 p.m. - Ladies' ft -Pitch 8:30-10:00 p.m. - Sentinels at the Optimist Pa Fastball at the Lions Park %1 SAT., JULY 31 WED., AUG. 11 • SUN., AUG. 1, 3.00-5:00 a 6:30.8:00 p.m. - Seaforth Horticultural Society MON., AUG. 2 Floweir Show at Seaforth 12:00-1:00 p.m. - AquaFit at Lions Legion 11 you're organ/zing a non-profit event of interest to other Seaforth area residents, phone the recreation office 527-0882 or the Expositor at 527-0240, or mail the information to Community Calendar, The Huron Expositor, Box 69. Seaforth, Ontano, NOK 1WO well in advance of the scheduled date. Free l,song includes date, time, name of event and location only. Space for the Community Calendar is le - donated by The Huron Expositor. 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Next, came a visit to Ontario, and from here the family will travel to British • Columbia, hack to Calgary, and then hack to Ontario, before travelling down east and home to / Holland. Tom and Joanne Melady. Lisa and Danielle. went on a camping trip to Winnipeg where they visited Joanne's sister andifamily, Mieke and Jim Wernham; Jdhn, Carolyn. Gregory and Thomas. The family enjoyed Winnipeg, with visits to the zoo and museum among the / sightseeing highlights. Several local young men ' enjoyed a visit to Whcelin4, West Virginia, to take in the "Jamboree in the Hills". Among the highlights were concerts by Allan Jacksons, Brooks and Dunn, Terri Clarke, Neal McCoy and Reba. Included in the group enjoying the sights and sounds were: Jaynes Wilkins. Lawlrence Flanagan, Jim / Crowley, Jeff Ryan. Jason Vogels, Pat Coyne, Mike Moylan and Kelly Van Bakel.- Congratulations to Martin and Joanne (Albert) Minnis, Bright's Grove. upon the arrival of their hahy daughter. Dana. Dana arrived at St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia. on July 15. She is a baby sister for Aaron. Very proud; grandparents are 13111 and Fay Albert. St. Columban. Congratulations to Brian and Sandra (McrInally) Melady upon the arrival of their baby daughter. Hope Deborah. Liam is her hig brother, and proud grandparents are Dave and Adeline Mclnally and Gerry,' and Nancy O'Reilly. In London First Division Men's Soccer St. Columban defeated London Portuguese 2-0 in a home game on Saturday. St. Columban goals were scored by Dave Murray and Bill Ryan. Future action includes the upcoming "Cup Games" starting next Wednesday in London "against Marconi. In Recreation LeaguF action St. Columban Men defeated Blyth by 5-0. . Scoring included doubles by. Al Wynja and Scott Henderson, and a single by. Brent Nutley. Sundaes enjoyed at Queensway Queensway residents enjoyed eating their favourite sundaes and playing games during Monday afternoon's ice cream parlour. Winnie Hutton with the help of Belva Fuss at the organ. officiated the Tuesday church service. Residents were able to sing some of their favourite hymns. Wednesday afternoon the tuck cart visited each floor, and residents had the ' opportunity to browse through books, magazines and other goodies thc cart has to offer. On Thursday, July birthdays were celebrated and many residents had a manicure in preparation for the evening party. Senior diners enjoyed a turkey dinner with all thc trimmings and joined in the birthday bash with the Granton Rhythmaircs providing lively music to dance to. Celebrating July birthdays are Pat Volland, Margaret Barnard, Harry McAdams and Dorothy Taylor. Residents participated in fun and fitness throughout the week. Tasty barbecued hamburgers and hot dogs were served at lunch on Friday and then some residents relaxed and watched a movie in the activity room. Coming Events: Aug. 18, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Retirement Home Family Barbecue.