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ECKERT, Robert Neil: At his resi-
dence at Eckerlea Acres in MakiMop
Township, on Thursday. October 12.
2000, Robert Eckert, aged 48 years.
Beloved husband of Christa
(Maelitz) Eckert. Loving father of
Evan, Claire. Steven. Angela.
Monica and Michael, all at home.
Beloved son of Claire (O'Malley)
Eckert of Seaforth. Dear brother
and brother-in-law of Cathy and
Joseph Martin of Waterloo, Connie
and Arthur Murray of Dublin, Elaine
and Robert MacDonald of
Mississauga. Mary and Raymond
Garon of Clinton, John Eckert of
Seaforth and Margaret and Dan
Mahoney of Chatham.
Predeceased by his father, Conrad
Eckert (1997). Family received
friends at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home, Seaforth. on
Saturday from 7.9 p.m. and Sunday
from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of the
Christian Burial was held at St.
James Roman Catholic Church,
Seaforth, on Monday, October 16 at
11 a.m. Fr. Dino Salvador and Fr.
Maurice Charbonneau officiated.
The eulogy was given by Mary
Garon. Pallbearers. were Mark
Ross, Steve Ross, Ken Scott. Geny
Vanden Mengel, John Van Dooren,
Ben • Murray and Mike Murray.
Flower bearers were Stacey Ross.
Mary Murray, Ruth Murray. Barbara
Murray Denise Garon, Danielle
Garon, Nicole Garon. Jeanne
Mahoney and Claire Murray.
Readers were `Claire Murray and
Denise Garon. The. organist was
Cheryl Ann St. Onge and soloists
were' Casey Van Baked and Sarah
Noakes. Interment Maitlandbank
Cemetery. Seaforth. 42-42-1
ROBINSON, Thomas Mason: At.
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home.
Lucknow, on Sunday.. October 15.
2000, Mr, Mason Robinson of
Wingham, age 85 years. Beloved
husband of the former Jean
Cameron. Loving father of Cameron
and Marilyn Robinson of London.
Clayton and Louise . Robinson of
Denfield and Elaine. Workman of
Winthrop. Also survived by his sister
Margaret . Taylor of Braemar.
Wingham. grandchildren
Christopher, Danielle, Nicole.
Thomas, Lome. AmyKelly. Amanda
and Ellen and great grandchildren
Chelsme. Wynter, Gavin, Matthew
and MacKenzie. Predeceased by
his parents Thomas and Maude
(beadle) Robinson; his infant son.
Harold. his sisters Etva Thompson
and Ruth Coyne and by his brothers
Clayton, Frank,. Chanes. Calvin.
Ross, Roy and George Robinson.
Visitation was held at the.McBumey
Funeral Home. Wingham, Ontano
on Tuesday. 2:00-4:00 and 7:00-
9:00 p.m. Funeral service will be
held at the Wingham United Church
on Wednesday at 1:00 p.m.
• Reverend John G. Roberts, officiat-
ing. Interment in Wingham
Cemetery. Tumberry Township.
Memonal• donations to •Diabetes .
Society Would be. appreciated as.
expressions of sympathy. 42-42-1
WILLIAMSON, John: In. loving
memory of our precious son and
brother. who was' taken from us 5
years ago Oct. 20, 1995.
They say time heals
But neither time nor reason has
healed our broken hearts.
One: thing we have teamed
Life is unfair and 'very hard to bear:
We remember looking forward- to
holidays and family events.
But the joy and laughter have gond.
We pray someday. somehow.
someone can retum the joyful zest
for life.
The laughter. the strength, the style
that you. so easily shared with us
and kept our family strong.
When we needed someone, we
could always count ort you John. •
The years may wipe out many
ttnngs
But the emptiness -and the •ache in.
•
our hearts appearsto be here to
stay.
There will never be a day John
when we don't think of you.
From those who need you here,
Mom & Dad, Robert & Heather, Jeff
& Becky, CarolAnne & Charles.
Dranne & Dennis, Cathy & Harry &
females.. 48.42-1
JOHNS: In loving memory of our
Dear Mother, Mary Connolly
(Jarvis) who passed away Oct. 21.
1998.
Dear Mbm,
We moss you so much as each day
goes by.
Sometimes we lust have to sit down
and cry.
You were someone very special,
always loving and kind.
It sure is easy to have you on our
rinds.
Please. you who have a Mother,
Treasure her with care,
You will never know the heartache,
T41 you see her empty chair.
- Love always. Don. Ken, Marg,
Dors and Farrows. 46-42x1
47 Cords of Thanks
ALTMAN
Thank you to Dr. Edwards. nurses
and staff for all the good care given
to me in hospital. Thank you to
Father Dirty for his visits and
prayers, Seaforth Ladies Auxiliary
for Nati malts and best wishes, fam-
ily and friends for phone calls. Also
to roommates and to friends who
saw to 4 I had a lot of good treats.
To Ida and George for their help
when I fell and to the ambulance
drivers. Thanks again. - Rose
47.42x1
SEAFORTH WOMEN'S
INSTITUTE
We would I,ke to thank ail who pur-
chased tickets on our draw.
Winners. Quilt. Mary Turner.
Mitchell; Qurllow, Kelly Butt,
Seaforth, grocery voucher, Jane
Vincent, Saida*. 47.42x1
Susan mundertmark photo
Story time
Three-year-old Mark Kelly, of Seaforth, gets as dose as he can •
to the story being .read by librarian Trudy Broome during a
recent Friday morning session'of Storyhour at the Seaforth
Library. .
47 Cards of Thanks
TAYLOR •
1 would like to thank my family and
(Mends for visits: cards. flowers. etc.
while I was a patient in Seaforth.
Hospital. Also to Elly Vanbergen for
her visit and to Dr. Edwards and all
the nurses for their care, and kind-
ness. • Bertha 47-42x1
PRYCE
We would like to thank everyone for
all their kindness and thoughtful
words of encouragement at the time
of Owayne's accident.' during his
hospital stay. and ,even -.since• his
retum home. All the food brought to
the house and ail the offers of help
were overwhelming and .greatly
appreciated. To everyone who
helped Dwayne at the time of his
accident by not only what you did,
but by the way you did it. will always
be remembered. We will always be
grateful. AM the support from our
family. friends and neighbours has
helped us get through the past few
months and will never be forgotten.
Thank you. -• Brian. Sharon.:Brad.
Brent and Theresa 4'-42x'
47 Cards ofhanks
HENDRIKS
The family of the . late Carry,
Hendnks wculd.like to extend our,
heartfelt thanks- to our family,
fnends and neighbours for the-
- beautiful flowers and plants. gener-
ous , memorial donations, mass
offerings. lovely cards. comforting
words -and delicious food brought to.
our homes - upon the' toss of our
wife. mother and grandma. Special
thanks to Father Dino Salvador. the
St. James Chair 'and -organist for
the beautiful funeral mass and the
St. James:.CWI._for the delicious
!until. Also special thanks to Ross
Rlbey and' the staff at Whitney-
Ftibey Funeral Home for their assis-
tance. Your kindness will always be
remembered. - Her husband, John:
her childien, John G.. Gerard.
Henry and Patti. Jack and Chris.
Mary and- Earl and her grandchil-
dren. 47-42x1
Community Calendar
VVED. , OCT 18 10:30•+ 1 30 a.m. - Mites Hockey
9:30-10:30 a.m. - Preschool
Playgroup,at Northside United
Church
10:30-11 00 a.m: - Toylerding
Library at Northside United
Church
practice at the Arena
t 1:30-12:30 p.m. - Minor Hockey at-
the Arena
12:30.2:30. p.m. - St. Marys vs.
Novice Ringette at the Arena
SUN., OCT. 22
1:00.3:00 p:m. - Parents and Tots' 11:00.1:30 p.m. -Recreation Hockey
Skating at the Arena , League at the Arena
4:30-5:00 p.m. • Novice and Bunny 1.30.2:30 p.m. , Minor Hockey
Ringette practice at the Arena practices et the Arena •
8:30.7:30 p.m.. - Petite and Belle 2:30-4:00 'p.m. -Free Public •
• Ringette practice at the Arena ' Skating et the Seaforth Arena .
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Aerobic class • . Sponsored -by:: Seaforth Food
with Kae at the Arena Market
7:00.8:30 p.m. - Learn to Dance 4:00-5:00 p.m. - Forest'vs. Tween
Program at the Arena Ringette at:the Arena
7:30.9:00 p.m. • Minor Btoomball at Singing Priest Concert St. Thomas
the Arena • Anglican Church
9:00.11:30 p.m. • Adult Broomball MONOCT. 23
. ,
at the Arena• 4:30-9:00 p.m- - Figure Skating at
THURS., OCT. 19 . •• the Arena
9:00,10:00 a.m.- Fitness is Fun 7.15 p:m. - Minor Sports Council
with Dru&Ila at the Arena BINGO at the Arena. Sales
10:00.11:00.e.m. • Line Dancing at • begin at 6:30 p.m.
•
the Arena with Orusilca 9:00.10:30 p.m. • Legion Oldtimers
4:00-6:00 p.m.. • Figure Skating at
the Arena •
6:00.7:30 p.m. - Minor Hockey
• Hockey at the Arena
'TUES., OCT. 24
9:00-10:00 a.m.•Fitness is Fun with
practices at the Arena - Drusdle at the Arena
7.30.9:00 p.m. •Mirror B(oomball at 10:09.12:00 noon - Parent's and
the Arena •- Tors Free Skating at the Arena
8:00.10:00 p.m.. Mixed 4:30.5:30 p.m. -Teachers' Hockey at
Recreational Basketball at the the Arena
High School • 5:30.8:30 p.m. - Minor Hockey
9:00. 11:30p.rn.-Adult
Broomball at the Arena
FRI, , OCT. 20
10:30.11:30 a.m.- Preschool
. practices at the Arena
WED., OCT 25
1:00-3:00 p.m. - Parents and Tots
Free Skating at the Arena
Storyhour at the Library 4:30-5:30 p.m. - Novice and Bunny
1 00 p.m. - Seniors' 5 Pin Bowling Ringette at the Arena
at Starlight Lanes 4:30.700 p.m. - Egmordville
4.15-5:15 p.m. • Mous/league Turkey Supper at the
Hockey Practice at the Arena • Community Centres
745.1100 p.m. • Thamesford vs. 8:»730 p.m. • Pette and Belle
Centenaires Hockey at the
Arena
SAT, OCT. 21
8:30-7:30 a.m. - Houseleague
Hockey - Panthers vs. Blues
7:30-8:30 a.m.• Houseleague
Hockey • Kings vs. Leafs
8:3019:30 am. - Houseleague
Hockey • Sharks vs. Whalers
9:30.10:30 am. - Houseleague
Hockey • Ducks vs. Bruins
Reigate at the Arena
7:00.8:00 p.m.• Step Aerobic class
with Kae at the Arena
8:00-9:30 p.m.- Learn to Dance
program at the Arena
7:30-9:00 p.m.• Minor Broombeil at
the Arena
9:00.11:30 p.m. Adult Broombe+I
at the Arena
f lou'' orgeniang a norrpr•olut menc jf merest to other Seafortrr
area residents. phone the recr•seuon office 527.0882 or the
Expositor et 527.0240, or mai me nformetion to Community
Calender, The Huron Feoetor. Box 89, Seeforth. ()nutty. NOK 1 Wt7
wed n advance of 11* 9ct educed dere. Frye among nciudee dere. time,
',emir of event and Iocaeon ooh. Specs for die Community Calendar .s
donated by The Huron expositor ,
Correspondents
School -aged children enjoying
new portable behind centre
T h .e
Seaforth
C o -
operative.. --
Children's Centre • has
entered into a partnership
with Avon Maitland District
_School Board that supports
quality before and- after
school care in • our
community.
Children in the before and
after school program are
thrilled with their new space
in the portable directly
behind the centre. The
school age classroom doors
enter directly into the centre
playground and • the
playground at Seaforth
Public School. providing
accessible .space for'
children,. staff and parents.
A safe walking route for
children attending Seaforth
Public School ,has been
arranged for children
making the transition. from
school to the school-age
classroom at the centre.
A centre staff member
picks up and drops 'off
children who attend St.
James Elementary School.
Busing arrangements have
not been made available.
The following play centres
have been created' for
children to relax and enjoy
with friends before and after
school: -craft area: dramatic
play, lego table, table:games,
air hockey/pool table,
nintendo' and computer
games, quiet corner with a
fish tank an4 books. and
Snack.. -
John Macgregor. Brodie
Seaforth Co-operative Children's Centre
Cairns, Aaron Mason and
Tyler Watson have increased
their hand eye co-ordination
'and problem solving skills
- while -in -competition at the
pool table. -
Increased gross motor
skills and self confidence
was seen as Joe Metzger and
Zach. MacLean kick the
soccer ball -around. •
The preschool' children
have been invited to do their
morning circle with the folk
at the Seaforth Manor on a
,monthly. basis. These
outings are important
intergenerational
opportunities.
Mary Verherne. and
assistant Marissa Scott led
the preschool group in a sing
song during the visit.
Jonathon Penner and Claire
McFadzean did a great job
shaking hands and greeting
many- folk at.the Manor.
George Tetu shared his
stuffed squirrel with the.
children and the group sang
a fun .'song about the
squirrel. After the final song
"You Are My Sunshine, Pat
Ryan .thanked the children
for joining them.
Youth ages 11 and 12 in
the ' community took
advantage of the Sept._ 29
elementary , school
professional development
day by. taking the babysitting
course offered -by Seaforth
Co Operative Children's
-Centre. ,
Rocenlly•
children
ages 16
mos. to 10
years travelled to Shryha
Sheep Farm at Jamestown.
Children experienced that
farming sheep is a lot. of
-;vork anda_lot of fun._.:. _ .__- -.
Kevin Bishop sheared -a
sheep ftir the group and
children made a craft' using
the real wool.
Molly Rooyakkers thought
the pony rides were the hest.
Paul Doig had all the correct
answers to the pop quiz
about, the uses of wool.
Due to the new CSA
standards for playgrounds.
the large equipment at .the
centre has been removed.
Many items have been
brought outdoors to increase
the activities (i,e. kitchen
centre): The tricycle path
and the sand box are still
well used.. Little Tykes.
climbing structures a'rc
stored in the sheds within
the playground and' arc
provided for children..
A committee has been
developed to look at the
long.. term plans for the .
playground.
Children have been
Creating beautiful pictures to
display in both the
upcoming Art Auction
celebrating the Week of the
Child (-Oct. 14 -21) -and the
Seaforth Co -Operative •
Children',s.Centre Year 2001
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