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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 1999-09-01, Page 11I0 -TNI HURON ■XPOMOR. Seldombar 1, 191111 ,1 t(Jrlrl: 1M & 24 Mortgage Money AbsokAsly No uperoni Foos Awkisbls as bras 8.50` Interest poliorw Loons n you au•W poymorits Ari.lA 8. Mo. Pawrhard '5000 ' 41.88 '10,000 ' 83.33 '15,000 '125.00 Coosordolo Mrs sp,ds r oro wdiets n mong.9 CMI (1_1t1144-045011 1.000-87.1832 StRAL FUNDING MIC. 33 1.+l)(110(1,riff' RICHARD LOBS AUCTION CALENDAR CLAYTON 482-7898 Bat., Sept. 11 et 9 ■m - 1993 Pace Big:Foot 38 ft. 5th wheel enclosed car trailer with front living quarters. rear rollup door. Century deluxe truck topper new Feb. 99 cost 81700 00 Both sell at 11:30 AM, 6 x 10 ft. hyd. dump trailer (homemade): New Holland quick attach Mink hoe and pallet forks new in '98 fit Unl Loader: Maska plate packer: 2 - 10 R. aluminum brakes: 15- thickness planner: alr compressor: air tools: power saws: saftey harness and belts: paint sprayer plus many other tools and related items. For Steve Bearss Construction of Lobb Acutlon Clinton. Bat.. Sept. 18 et 9 am - Antlques: furniture: appliances for Mr. & Mrs. Fred Howson of Blyth at Lobb Auction In Clinton. www.auctlonhotline.com 39 Educational Festival School of • Hairstyling 552 Huron St., Stratford Become a Licenced Hairstylist! Festival School of Hairstyling of Stratford is accepting applications for our Fall class. Make-up, Artistry and Nail Technology offered at no extra charge. Financial assistance available f5r those that qualify. For further information call 519-271-9551. 40. Lost & Found LOST: Cat, black, wearing a red col- lar with name and phone number. Missing since Fri. from 123 James St. Seaforth. Call 519-527-2939. 40-35-1 42 Deaths SMITH, Mary Anne: of RR42. Kippen passed away at Seaforth Community Hospital on Tuesday. August 24. 1999 in her 47th year. Beloved wife and best fnend of Mark Smith. Loving mother of Christopher Smith and his friend Carol Haass of Seaforth, Julie and .--Christopher Babb of Carlingtord.. Cherished Grammie of Lindsay Babb. Loving daughter and daugh- ter-in-law of Ina McGrath of Egmondville. and Mary Smith of Seaforth. Dear sister and sister-in- law of William and Maryanne McGrath of Acton, James and Sharon McGrath, Lawrence and Dianne McGrath, all of Egmondville, Daniel and Effie McGrath of Seaforth, June- and Murray Cockwell of Atwood. and Marjorie and Bruce Coleman of Exeter. Predeceased by her father Michael McGrath and her father-in-law Alex Smith. Mary Anne was a 20 year employee of Huronview Home, Tuckersmilh Twp. and worked for several years driving school bus for Murphy Bus Lines, Seaforth. She was also a member of the Ladies Auxiliary to Seaforth Legion Branch 156. -Friends were received at the Box and Smith Funeral Chapel, Seaforth, on Thursday, August 26. 1999. A Legion Ladies Auxiliary ser- vice and Parish Prayers were said al the funeral home Thursday evening. Mass of the Christian Burial was held at St. James Roman Catholic Church.. Seaforth on Fgday. August 27, 1999 al 11 o'clock. Father Dino Salvador offici- ated. Interment Egmondville Cemetery. As expressions of sym- pathy memonal donations to the Mary Anne Smith Memorial Award at Seaforth District High School would be greatly appreciated. Flower bearers were Mary Knechtel, Maureen Wildtong and Barb 'Ball. Pallbearers were Christopher Smith. Christopher Babb, William McGrath, James McGrath: Lawrence McGrath and Daniel McGrath. As a tribute 10 the lite of Mary Anne, a tree will be planted in her memory. 42-35-1 ANDREASSI, AMELIA of Mornanio Italy on August 24, 1999 in her 87th year. Beloved mother of two sons, Angelo and his wife Cathy of Seaforth; Ronato of Italy, two daughters Frarhoa and Arita of Italy. Dear grandmother of Marin, Lisa. Chris, Curtis and Cameron and lour grandchildren in Italy. Predeceased by her husband Biagio (1967), daughter-in-law Nancy Andreassi (1997), son-in-law Piero Sain (1979). Funeral services were held on Wednesday. August 25, 1999 in Montano. 42-35x1 SAVILE, Poul Mark: age 30, of St. Columban died Monday, August 23, 1999 as a result of a motor vehicle accident He is the loving husband of Linda whom he married Somber 6. 1997 at St. Joseph's Qteh and cherished father of Altisa Dear son of Raymond and Irene (Whaling) Savile of RRst Sebringville. Son-in-law of Gordon and Rosie Hutchings of Kitchener. Grandson of Iva Whaling of Windmitl Gardens and Evelyn Hutchings of Newfoundland. Dear brother of Dennis Savile and wife Debbie of Wartburg, Jim Savile and wife Beth of Princeton. Kathryn and husband Kenneth Henderson of Stratford, Kelvin Savile and wife Susan of Rostock. Also survived by nieces and nephews Jett, • Brian. Scott, Rachel, Caleb, Sarah. Tracy. Adam, Tim, Taylor and brothers-in- law Anthony Joyce and fiance Beverty of Toronto. Harry Joyce and wife Tina of Newfoundland and many aunts and uncles and cousins. He was predeceased by his grandparents James Whaling and Edward and Ruth Savile. Paul graduated from Northwestern Secondary School and had been employed at Perth Precision for the past 12 years. He was a former leader of the 1st Ellice Scouts and was an annual rider in the Ride For Sight. He was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Stratford. Friends and retatives called at the W.G. Young Funeral Home, 430 Huron St. Stratford Wednesday, August 25 from 7-9 p.m. and on Thursday from 2-4 and 7.9 p.m. The funeral mass was cel- ebrated at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Stratford on Friday, August 27, at 11 a.m. Rev. Fr. Thomas Donohue officiated. Interment followed in Avondale Cemetery. As expressions of sym- pathy, memorial donations may be made to Ride For Sight or to Spinal Cord Research through the funeral home. 42-35-1 LOOBY, Margaret: Peacefully at her residence on Thursday, August 26, 1999, Margaret Looby of Dublin in her 70th year. Beloved wife of the late Clarence Thomas Looby (1913- 1978) and daughter of the late William Flanagan and Catherine Bums. Loving mother and mother- in-law to Mary Jo Looby and Golin Kelleher, Toronto. Louis and Kelly Looby. Stratford, John and Angela Looby, Stratford and Joseph and Francine Looby. Dublin.' Grandmother to Lorcan and Kate` Kelleher, Patrick Looby, Jack, James and Mathew Looby and Kristin and Mariah Looby. Margaret is survived by her sisters Helen Krauskopf and Bernice Looby. both of Dublin and her brother and sister- in-law Lome and Agnes Flanagan. R.R. 41, Dublin. sisters-in-law Muriel Looby Trott, Clinton and Kathryn Looby, Dublin and her brothers-in-law George Goettler. Dublin and Romanus Curran. Montreal. She was predeceased by her brothers William and Tom Flanagan. Margaret was born on June 29. 1930 in McKillop Township and lived her entire life in the Dublin community. She obtained her teaching certificate in Toronto and taught at Separate Schools in St. Clements, Kennicott. Kitchener and Ingersoll until her marnage in 1960 to Clarence Looby. Upon • Clarence's death in 1978. she focused on raising her four young children. Margaret was a dedicated and active member of St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church and the Catholic Women's League in Dublin. Margaret was lovingly sur- rounded by a multitude of nieces. nephews. fnends and neighbours who supported her throughout her brave battle with cancer. She main- tained her sense of humour and her keen interest in people and life until. the very end. The family would like to thank those who made it possible for Margaret to stay at ihorne as she s0 desired and also those who prayed for Margaret and her. family. Margaret will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered. The family received friends at the - Lockhart Funeral Home, 109 Montreal St . Mitchell on Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., Mass of the Christian Bunal was celebrated at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Dublin on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. M. Charbonneau - celebrant. The com- mentator for the Mass was Mary M%garet Van Bakal and the read- ers were Anita Looby. Susan Cronin and Frank Flanagan. The offertory bearers were Casey and Mary Ann Van Bakal. Members of the St. Patrick's CWL formed a Guard of Honour outside 'the church. Pallbearers were Pat' Flanagan Larry Flanagan, Stephen Wetter, Bob Krauskopf, Dale Cronin and Rick Hoornaert. Interment in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Dublin. Parish prayers led by John Schhoonderwoerd were offered at the funeral hone on Friday evening at 6:30 G.m. 42.35x1cc • 1E111111111ff KNIGHTS: In_ loving memory of a dear lather, grandfather and.great grandfather, Reginald Knights who passed away one year ago, September 1. 1998 A special smile, a special face. And in our hearts a special place No words we speak will ever say. How much we miss you every day Lovingly remembered by Jim. Joanne and Famrhes. 48-35x1 FLANAGAN: In loving memory of a dear brother. Brian who passed away 18 years ago, August 30181 Though his smile is gone forever. And his hand we cannot touch. Still we have so many memories. Of eta one we loved so much Flis memory is our keepsake, With which well never part. God has him M His keeping. We have him in our hearts Sadly missed and lovingly remem- bered by Morn. Dad, brothers. sis- ters and their families 46-35x1 NICHOLSON, Harold Arthur: on August 18. 1999 at his residence in Harpurhey in his 82nd year. Beloved husband of the late Beryl (Wilson) Nicholson (Apnl 3, 1996). Dear father of Karen and her hus- band John Menheere of RR 2, Dublin and Gary and his wife Pauline of Port Albert Dear grand- father of Stephen Menheere and fiance Carla Knight, Paul and Karen Menheere. David and Angie Menheere, Lori, Connie and Julie Nicholson. Dear great grandfather Of Davin ,and Nichola Menheere. Survived- by three .brothers Jack and his wife Elizabeth of Breslau, Allan and his wife Helen. Ross and his wife Lillian, both of Egmondville, and one sister Barbara Alexander and her friend Gord Thorton of Egmondville. Predeceased by one brother Murray and his parents Arthur Nicholson (Feb. 18. 1983) and Catherine • (McBurney) Nicholson (June 1, 1993). Visitation was held at the Whitney-Ribey. Funeral Home, Seaforth where a funeral service was held on Saturday. August 21, 1999 at 2:00 p.m. with interment at Harpurhey Cemetery: Rev. Nicholas .Vandermey officiated. Pallbearers were Paul Nicholson. John Bennett. Ron Nicholson, Chris Nicholson. Tom Nicholson and Randy- Alexander- andyAlexander.. Flower bearers were Lon Nicholson, Connie Nicholson and Julie Nicholson. Organist was Cheryl -Ann St. Onge. 42-35-1 47 Cards of Thanks NICHOLSON I would like to thank Dr. Rodney and the nurses and - staff of SeeforVi Hospital for the care I received dur- ing my stay. Also many thanks to my roommate Cal. Slncere-appreci- ' ation to my family, relatives and friends for your cards. visits and telephone • calls. 'Your thoughtful- ness has been greatly appreciated - Sincerely, Ross 47-35x1 DIEHL I would like to extend a big thank you to everyone who helped me celebrate my 80th birthday. Your presence at my party. cards and gifts were. all greatly appreciated. Thanks for the memories: - Ida Diehl ' 47-35x1 . BLANCHARD We wou;d like to thank our children and grandchildren for the open ,house - in honour of our • 50th anniversary. Also to the many fnends.who came and for th'e many lovely cards. gifts -and Rowers. Also to Julia.and Dianne for the duet and Debbie for the solo and Stephanie for her piano solo at the special. church • service. Everything was appreciated very much. Thank you to John and Susan for use of their • home for • such" a wonderful day. - Gordon and Ada_. Blanchard 47-35x1 ' • DEJONG Thank•you to .everyone who -joined me rn celebrating my birthday on. August 14 (I'm told it was•a great time!). Thank • you for all your expressions of. -happy birthday-. Thanks especially 'to my. family for all. their effort in .pulling the 'day together. -As well, 1 would' like to thank everyone for their concern • and wishes for my speedy recovery after my recent hospital stay. Your thoughts and prayers are appreciat- ed. Thank. .you to Dr. James Hardwick. the nursing statf. of 'Three South' at Stratford Hospital and to the Huron. Community Care Learn-fortherr ptotessional care: - Sincerely, Mike DeJong" 47-35.1 EGMONDVILLE COMMUNITY CORN ROAST We would like to thank everyone for coming out and .having some fun. Thank you horn all -the Egmondville businesses for gifts and flowers donated. Merv's Patios, Chinese food for 2, Oaf King, .Dublin; Sally's Closet. Seaforth Sewing Centre; Nifty Korners. • Studio . 75. Egmondville Country Market. Milton Dietz. • Box Furniture. Pizza Train. New Orleans Pizza, •, Janet's Donuts. Seaforth Golf Course Ltd., Stewart Acres, Tuckers Meats, Sills Hardware, Bluewater Interiors, People's Produce, • Keating's Pharmacy. The Hobby Shop. Pete's Paper Clip, Seaforth Do -It Centre and Teatero Motor Products. 47- 35x1 NICHOLSON The family of the late Baroid A. Nicholson would • like to express their sincere thanks and deepest appreciator -•to relatives, - friends • and neighbours for their kind words. Memories. - Floral tributes, cards. food -and chartable donations. A special thank you to Eileen Malone from Home Care who helped Dad and Mom for the past five years. Thanks to Rev. . Nicholas Vandemhey for his kind ministra- tions, Cheryl -Ann St. Onge, the organist, and. Ross Ribey for his help and guidance. A sincere thanks to our nieces and cousins for being the flower bearers and pallbearers. A big thank you 10 the Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian Church for the lovely lunch. A spe- cial mention o1 Lon, who shared her heartfelt and humourous experi- ences with her Grandpa. A fnendly smile, a gentle touch, these are the things that mean so rnuch. Thank you for sharing our sorrow. • Gary, Pauline. John, Karen and Families. 47-35x1 HUGILL)PETERS We would like 10 take this opportuni- ty to thank our family and friends for supporting us at our buck and doe. Also a special thank -you to our wed- ding party and families lir all your hard work to make the night so memorable to us. Thank -you so much. - Doug and Stephanie 47.35x1 42 ,.,. 4 "One day there'll be an empty chair..." Q. Are pre -arrangements my responsibility? A. That decision is up to -you. However we can assure you -that you and your loved ones will all benefit•iif these decisions are made while yon_ can still make them. If -you choose not .to pre -arrange -your -funeral, you may place your.loved ones in the .difficult position of having to choose between love and cost. That seems unfair -.because most always love wins out and your surivors may end up choosing. embellishments you would not•want-and they .cannot . afford. • For your free copy' of Ona bay There'll Re An_ Empry Chair the new 23- page.booklet from the hest -selling hook, AfterLorr..4 Re,.,.rerc Companion for Those Who Are (:nerinY by Barbara. Lestiscmx. please sail or stop by. , Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth -- 527-1390 alti '. \rank,,, In,. • tiir,. Cruise through the classifieds for the best bargains in town 47. Cards of Thanks SIEMON Friendship is not lust a word or say- • ing, but rather it is something that you do. Our family felt and expen- -- enced succi wonderful expressions of love and support by our relatives. neighbours and friends during the -less of our loving husband . and father, Your personal acts of kind ness. expressions of'sympathy. vis- .: its. • food, floral • tributes, memorial donations and -cards are deeply appreciated. A- special thanks -to Rev. Edward Radke, -- Rev. James - Anderson.. Bob Tam and Bob Book - for the beautiful funeral service, to • Paul and Jeff Lockhart for their care and guidance. to the First Lutheran Ladies' Guild for the luncheon. organist Mrs. Renata Rose. the pall- bearers and flower bearers. We kilt never forget how Cindy Flanagan. Jeff Butson. Officer. Karuna Padrachr. and Dr. Heather Percival treed to help Allan.. He will live on in our hearts: Geraldine. Angela and Jeff Andrea and Erick 47-35xlcc Kids Club program begins in Hensall Hensall shuffleboard scores for Aug. 24: Doris Hamilton 511. Ray Bennewies 495. Jim Davis .433. George Racey.433. Dave Woodward 431. Hazel McEwan 421. Pearl: McKnight 403, Gert Eagleson 398. : • The September. meeting of the Hensall and District Horticultural Sciciety will he • held on Sept. 7 at Hensall. United Church. The meeting wil(begin at 7:30 p.m. and the speaker will be Martin Quinn who will discuss ornamental grasses. Please note, due to the relocation to the' United Church, all meetings will now he held on Tuesdays. .. - Kids Club Before and After School program will once again be offered at Hensall '•Public.School. This program . is licensed by the Ministry of Com.muni:ty and Social Services,. School -aged chil- dren are supervised by a spe- cially trained teacher, from 7 -a.m. to 6 p:m. (excluding the regular -'school hours). Nutritious snacks are provid- ed. For .more information,or registration; call 262-3025. The program is available' full- time. part-time and casually. hut spaces are limited. Community Calendar WED . SEPT 1. 1.30 4,00 p 5a^ir^.r ' Shi:iffebgard at the Arena 7 00 - 9 00 p m - ' ail Registration • at the_Arena 6:30 - )0:00 p m • Lakers Hockey Practice at the .Arena . • • THURS.,- SEPT. 2 7 00 -9.00 p m - Fall Registration 'at the Arena 12 01 p m - Sea`'crtt+ happy Ciuzens o^nucx at the Legion FRI. , SEPT 3 ' • SAT,- SEPT 4 10:00 a.m.- 6.G0 p m - Huron Perth Lakers Major Pee Wee Hockey Tournament SUN.- SEPT. 5 • ? 00 a m -6 :0 0 .m . 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