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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2002-04-10, Page 1412 -THE HURON IXPOSITOR, Affil 21, 2001 AfberI.Oss L ws iy M w asfm mW o i•J Q. Recently widowed, I'm noticing some of my women friends act 'funny' when I'm around them and their husbands. How could 1 be a threat? This really hurts my feelings. A. There are many reasons for these feelings. Sometimes, it is because they are insecure in their own marriages, but often it's because they see you as a widow now and worry about how they will survive a loss like yours. You represent something they'd rather not think about. Spend more time with those who support you and make new friends among those who also have been widowed. '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, call or stop by. Questions & Answers about grief recovery* Whitney- Rib ey Funeral Home 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth - 527-1390 01997 AfterLoss Inc. • 800-263-9572 46. in Memoriam ANDERSON: In loving memory of our dear son and brother Luke who was tragically taken from us April 26, 1997. Family ties are lasting bonds, That are woven in each heart. To keep a family close in thought Together or apart. There is nothing so treasured And nothing so rare. As the love that children and parents can share. Through joy and through laughter, Through sorrow and tears. We developed a closeness, That will last through the years. The love that we shared, Didn't need to be spoken. It's a wonderful bond, That can never be broken. God called your name softly. So only you could hear. And no one heard the footsteps, Of the angels drawing near. We never asked for a miracle, But today just one would do. To have the front door open And see you walking through. Forever in our hearts, love Mom, Dad, Kyle, Adam and Cody 46-17-1 DOLMAGE: In loving memory of Donald Alexander, who passed away April 27, 1977. Memories are tender thoughts, That somehow live and last, A vision from another time, A memory from the past. Much is stirred within our hearts, As life goes marching by, But as our lives are changing, Memories will never die. - Lovingly remembered by Mom, Dad, Brothers, Sisters and their Families 46-17-1 47 Cards of Thanks CARNOCHAN 1 would like to express my gratitude to Dr. Gonser and the many nurses at Stratford General Hospital for the excellent care I received while I was a patient there. I thank you. Dr. Gonser, for your patience, persever- ance and your sense of humour dur- ing my surgery and convalescence. 1 would also like to thank Dr. Shepherd and the nurses at Seaforth Community Hospital for their care and compassion during my short stay with them. Thanks also to the Community Care Access Centre and St. Elizabeth Health Care. Special thanks to Dan and all the great nurs- es for their care since returning home. To my co-workers at Seaforth Jewellers, a heartfelt thanks for your patience and understanding. l would sincerely like to thank everyone for visits and phone calls at the hospital and since returning home. It certain- ly helped to pass the time. To every- one who brought food and treats to our home, many thanks. You kept us all well fed. Also, for the many cards and gifts, flowers and plants. Special thanks to our families for their love and support during this time. I know that you put your lives on hold in order to spend time with me and help me to recover. Sorry for all the worry! Brad tells me I don't need to thank him because it is all part of the job description, but I do. To Brad and the kids, I thank you for spending time with me and for keeping everything running so smoothly at home. Everyone's concern and support are truly overwhelming and appreciated. - Sharon 47-17xlnxe HANEY Sincere thanks to my family, friends and neighbours for cards, flowers, gifts, visits and phone calls 1 received since my illness. Special thanks to Rev. Judith of Egmondville United Church, Dr. Rooyakkers, nursing staff and ambulance atten- dants. Everything was greatly appre- ciated. - Anna Haney 47-17-1 STAFFEN The family of the late Annie Steffen wish to express their thanks to the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home. Also to those who sent flowers, food, phone calls and cards. Thank you for the donations to Bethel Bible Church plus other donations, the church ladies for lunch, Virginia EIg for the music and Pastor David From for the comforting message. Appreciation to the grandsons and great grandsons for acting as pallbearers and flower bearers. Special thanks to the staff of Seaforth Manor for the care and con- cern over the last year. Everything was greatly appreciated. - Glen, Herb and Families 47-17x1 KENNEDY-HUETHER We would like to thank everyone for coming out to our btfck and doe. Fun was had by all. despite one of us being hit by the sudden flu bug. A special thanks goes out to our won- derful wedding party, parents and friends for all their support, prepara- tion and hard work. - Lisa and John 47-17xtcc 47. Cards of Thanks RIBEY Ross and Joyce Ribey and family would like to thank everyone for their acts of kindness through cards, flow- ers, food and donations sent to us in the loss of our brother Charles. Your kindness will be always remem- bered. - Ross and Joyce and Family 47-17-1 STOREY Thanks for the memory, almost more than one could digest in one evening. Each face still familiar in some way, but names a little vague. Thank you so much to everyone'who took part in creating the fantasy and bringing it to life, and to all who came to make the evening such a wonder- ful celebration. Thanks Sherry for the trip down memory lane. - Lila Storey 47-1 7x1 DON'T just let a few people know what is happening in your store. Tell everyone in your community... ADVERTISE �}nnin�the {{�� J -U V J't10 N MKp08040h "Your Community Newspaper" AUCTION SALE to be held at Lobb Auction Building in Clinton for local estate plus additions. Saturday, April 28 at 9:00 A.M. DIRT BIKE: 1987 Honda 100cc, 2 paddle boats from Pinery Park, HORSE EQUIP: Antique cutter, Western saddle, 4 wooden wagons, 2 axles. APPLIANCES: Jenn Aire counter top stove and wall oven (good ones), Inglis gas clothes dryer, microwave. 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The executive includes: Pat DeJong, Gwen Harburn, Joe Steffler, Gordon Dick, Rick Fortune and Steve Oosterbosch. The installation of officers for the branch and auxiliary will be conducted at a joint installation on May 25 at 8 p.m. at Brussels Branch. Past President, Errol Skillender assisted by membership chair Pat DeJong and President Eva Brown initiated Susan Dick into membership of Branch 156. One hundred dollar donations were made to the Lung Association, March of Dimcs and Running for Excellence. There will be an information day held at Brussels Branch on June 3 at 1 p.m. All members, executive members and committee chairman are encouraged to attend this meeting. Comrade Eric Ross complimented those who ran for office, and thanked Br. 156 for their support in the district elections. Comrade Shirley also congratulated those elected and thanked the branch for the invitation. Service Officer Mary DeJong reported on special awards available to some disability pensioners who are fully disabled (not necessarily due to pensioned condition(s)) and require assistance with personal care. For more detailed information on this assistance, contact Mary at 522-0474. Don't forget to get your tickets for the duck race on May 26 at 2 p.m. Tickets available at the branch. A Sunday dinner for the public will be held on Mother's Day, May 13th starting at 4:30 p.m. Take outs are available by calling that day, 527-0740. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Seaforth Senior Games begin today, go until end of May By Marty Bedard Senior shuffleboard is held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres each Wednesday from 1:30-4 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come out and enjoy an afternoon of fun and fellowship. Last week's winners were: Ladies: Wilma Pcnnings - 340, Ann Van Dooren - 330 and Inge Lindemann - 322. Men: Al Weeks - 382, Cor DeCorte - 353 and Ken Prcszcator - 304. Reminder to all shufflehoarders that the Senior Games playoffs for shuffleboard will he held today (April 25). Senior Games The Seaforth Senior Games have started. Games will he held from today until the end of May. Please watch the Community Calendar each week for event dates and times. Anyone 55 years of age and older may participate in one or as many events as you wish. For more information on the Senior Games please contact the Community Centres at 527- 1272. Golf Lessons Sign up now for the Seaforth Golf Courses Group Lessons with professional Cam Doig. Each participant will receive five weeks of lessons on Monday evenings, a rule hook, a complimentary round of golf and Dan Holidorson's Keys to Effortless Golf. Thc lessons begin on Monday, May 7 and the fee is $75. For more information or registration please call 522- 0985. Thc golf course has also started with mcn's and ladies' nights. Men's night is Tuesday and ladies' night is on Thursdays. Everyone is welcome. Marty Bedard Huron East Recreation Dept. Phone - 519-527-1272 Fax - 519-527-2770 Email - c4thrccC47tcc.on.ca