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42 Deaths
KENNETH A. BEUERMANN
Mr. Kenneth August Beuermann,
74, of Egmondville and formerly of
RR 4, Walton passed away sudden-
ly at Seaforth Community Hospital
on Sunday, July 8, 2001. Beloved
husband of Audrey Beuermann.
Dear brother of Gerald Beuermann
and' his wife Jean, Lloyd
Beuermann and his wife Audrey, all
of RR 3, Mitchell, Janet Hillebrecht
and her husband Ray of Mitchell,
Joyce Siemon of Brodhagen, Roy
Beuermann and his wife Joan and
Don Beuermann and his wife
Pauline, all of RR 1, Dublin; dear
brother-in-law of Elsie Beuermann
of RR 1, Dublin; dear step -father of
Dennis Beuerman and his wife
Bonnie of Blyth, Frances Kling and
her husband Peter of Egmondville
and Dolores Tessier and her hus-
band Phil of Iroquois Falls; loving
grandfather of nine step -grandchil-
dren. Also surviving are a number
of nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by his parents
George and Lavina (Elligsen)
Beuermann, brothers Ronald
(1997) and Bruce in infancy, a
brother-in-law Kenneth Siemon
(1994), a niece Cindy Miller (1994)
and a great nephew Jason Miller
(2000). Friends were received at the
Lockhart Funeral Home, 109
Montreal St., Mitchell on Tuesday
evening 7-9 p.m. and will be
received at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen on Wednesday
(today) from 1:00 p.m. until the time
of funeral service at 2:00 p.m. with
Pastor Martin Melina officiating.
Interment in St. Peter's Lutheran
Cemetery. Memorial donations to
St. Peter's Easy Access Fund or the
charity of one's choice would be
appreciated. 42-28xlcc ,
43 Births
A BEAUTIFUL GIRL
UNDEMANN
Kurt, Michelle and big brother
Brandon are thrilled to announce
the arrival of Courtney Anne. Born
July 3, 2001 at 11:52 a.m. weighing
7 pounds, 1 ounce, 19 3/4 inches
long at Stratford General Hospital.
Spoiling privileges are given to
grandparents Klaus and Colleen
Lindemann, Theresa Cooper, great
grandparents, Gord and Sonja
Smith, of Alberta and Inja
Lindemann. Aunts and uncles
Katrina, Brent, Cheryl, cousins
Rylie, Michael, Tarryn. From above,
grandfather Carl Cooper and great
opa Lindemann. Thanks to Dr.
Hancock and nurses. 43-28x1
WARD (DORSSERS)
Warren and Susan (Dorssers) are
happy to announce the safe arrival
of their daughter, Kayla Jane
Cornelia Fransica, June 27, 2001.
Proud grandparents are Cor and
Joanne Dorssers of London and
Hilton and Jane Ward of Listowel.
43-28x1 cc
MCGREGOR
Big brother, Carter is happy to
announce the early arrival of his
"babies" Carter's brothers joined
the family on June 16, 2001. Noah
Alexander tipped the scales at 5
lbs. 10 ozs., while William (Liam)
Mason weighed in at 5 lbs. 14 ozs.
Proud parents are Carol and Terry
McGregor. Already fulfilling their
spoiling privileges are grandparents
Mary and John McGregor and Jim
and Ruth Axtmann. Special thanks
to our doula, Sharon Jerome and
Sharri MacDonald, videographer
extraordinaire!
JANMAAT/LEE
Tracy and Brett would like to
announce the new arrival of Caden
Smalldon on Sat. June 30, 2001 at
Stratford General Hospital weighing
in at 8 lbs. 11 oz. Proud grandpar-
ents are Judy and Chris Lee and
Deb and Ken Janrnaat. Great grand-
parents are Joan and Ron Lee and
Mary and John Janmaat and Virginia
Elliott. 43-28-1
BOVEN
Mike and Shirley Ann are thrilled to
announce the arrival of their son.
Tanner Michael Albert was born on
June 16, 2001 at Stratford General
Hospital weighing 81bs. 11 oz. Proud
grandparents are Henry and Helen
Hummel of Blyth and Harold and
Karen Bridge of Brussels. Excited
great grandparents are Femmy
VanAmersfoort of Blyth and Jean
Bridge of Brussels. 43-28x1
PARSONS
Steven, Scott and Jason are thrilled
to announce ,the arrival of their new
little brother Lucas Jacob. He made
an early appearance on July 1,
2001, weighing 7 lbs. 6 oz. Proud
parents are Paul and Lori. Sixth
grandson for Jim and Karen Cronin,
Bob Parsons. Great grandson for
Tom and Edna Pletch. Special
tanks to Dr. Percival, Dr. Bloch, Dr.
Helett, nurse Joanne and an the
nurses who made our hospital stay
special. Grandma Cronin and Aunt
Bear, thanks for taking care of the
boys when needed. Thanks Daddy
for alt the support. 43-28x1
GRAY
Terry and Paulette are thrilled to
announce the safe arrival of their
son Tanner Gary Paul, born June
21, 2001 at 4:32 p.m. weighing in at
6 lbs. Spoiling privileges go to
grandmothers Patricia Predhomme
and Marlyn Gray. Watching over
Tanner from above are his grandfa-
thers Paul Predhomme and Gary
Gray. 43-28x1
i b n '.. emoriam
MCGRATH: In loving memory of a
dear mother and grandmother, Ruth
McGrath, who was called home July
14, 2000,
God called your name softly,
So only you could hear,
And no one heard the footsteps
Of the Angels drawing near.
You slipped away without goodbye,
To be with Dad and Toni in Heaven
way up high.
God gave us a wonderful mother,
More precious than wealth untold,
He sprinkled her hair with silver,
And molded her heart of gold.
He needed a new star in Heaven,
A beautiful light to shine.
So from out of this great big world he
chose,
That wonderful mother of mine.
Though her warm and friendly smile
is gone forever,
And her hand we cannot touch,
We still have the memory of the mom
we loved so much.
We know you're watching over us,
From Heaven up above,
Your presence we can always feel,
But most of all your love.
We think of you in silence,
We often speak your name,
But all we have are memories,
And your picture in a frame.
We never asked for a miracle,
But today just one would do,
To have the front door open
And see you walking through.
There will always be heartache,
And often a silent tear,
But always precious memories,
Of the days when you were here.
We hold you close within our hearts,
And there you will remain,
To walk with us throughout our lives,
Until we meet again.
Forever in our hearts and lovingly
remembered by your children
Barbara, Cheryl, Sandra and Paul,
Donna and Neil, Ken and Waneeta,
grandchildren, Mike, Nick, Tommy
and Timmy. 46-28x1
BROCK: In loving memory of my
husband and best friend Roy, who
passed away July 10, 1995.
Someone remembers, someone
cares,
Your name is whispered in my
prayers,
A smile, a thought, a tear sincere,
So often you seem so near.
Life goes on and years go by,
But thoughts of you will never die.
- Forever missed, loved and remem-
bered by wife Anna.
46-28-1
47. Cards of Thanks
MCLLWAIN
1 would like to thank everyone who
attended my community bridal show-
er on July 4 and for all the lovely gifts
that I received. A special thank you
to Dianne Muir, Ruth Smith and
Doreen Strong for organizing this
great event. It was all much appreci-
ated. - Cheryl McLlwain. 47-28x1
SALVERDA
I would like to thank all relatives,
neighbours and friends for coming to
my community shower. And, all
those who gave but could not attend.
Thank you sq much for all the beau-
tiful gifts I received; they will all be
put to good use. A special thanks
goes to Yvonne Hoggart, Jane
Hoggart and Linda Horbanuick for all
their hard work putting this shower
on for me. Everything is greatly
appreciated. Thank you again -
Lyndsey. 47-28x1
HOORNAERT
The family of the late Roger
Hoomaert would sincerely like to
express their thank you to all the rel-
atives and friends who extended
many thoughts and acts of kindness
at the time of Roger's passing. A
special thanks to the doctors and
nursing staff at the Seaforth
Community Hospital as well as
Father Salvador of St. James Church
and to the staff of the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home. Thank you to all the
pallbearers and to the Legion ladies
for the delicious lunch served follow-
ing the funeral service. - The
Hoornaert family. 47-28-1
GLANVILLE
I would like to thank all my family,
friends and neighbours for cards and
gifts and sharing with me my 80th
birthday celebration. It was all very
thoughtful and very much appreciat-
ed. Thank you - Winnie. 47-28x1
STEPHANIUK
We, Rev. Archdeacon Paul and Mrs.
Zena Stephaniuk wish to express
our sincere gratitude to the members
of Father Stephen Eckert Council,
*5289 of the Knights of Columbus
and the Blessed Brother Andre
Assembly of the Fourth Degree, for
organizing and putting on en Open
House at St. Columban K. of C. Hall
on the occasion of our various
anniversaries on June 24, 2001.
Also, to St. James Catholic Women's
League of Seaforth and private per-
sons, for their mass offerings. To all
who presented us with gifts and con-
gratulatory cards. We give you all,
our heartfelt thanks and profound
appreciation for your effort, participa-
tion, expressions of kindness, love
and your prayers. May God gracious-
ly reward oath one of you with His
Choicest Graces tor every expres-
sion of your kindness shown to us!
Rest assured that we appreciate it
all very much. God bless each one
of you, richly and abundantly. May
He keep you always within the
realm of His Love. Amen. 47-28x1
BROOME
We would kite to thank everyone
who carne to our Open House and
for their good wishes and to family
and friends for the many lovely
cards, flowers and gifts on the occa-
sion of the 50th wedding anniver-
sary. Thanks to ow children for the
planning, organizing and hosting,
plus all the extras which made it a
successful party. To all who helped
with the meal, we couldn't have
done it without you. To the Seaforth
Fire Department - it was like old
times. Thanks guys! We really
appreciate everything. IT WAS A
GREAT DAY AND A GREAT
PARTY. - Ron and Bessie Broome.
47-28x1
ROWLAND
Words alone cannot express my
thanks to everyone who sent cards,
letters, prayers and food during my
recent illness. A visit or a cheery
word means so much. Also a spe-
cial thanks to everyone who got
things ready for the sale. How would
I have managed without you? May
God Bless You All. - Lou Rowland.
47-28-1
JANMAAT/LEE
We would like to thank Dr. Bloch
and the rest of the nursing staff for
the excellent care which Caden and
I received during our stay. We would
like to thank Matt for all of his sup-
port and love before Caden's
arrival. Special thanks to Karen for
all of her help and support that she
gave Brett and I before, during and
after our delivery. Thanks also to
our family and friends for all their
love and support. - Love Tracy, Brett
and Caden. 47-28-1
COOPER
Thank you for the many cards and
best wishes received on my retire-
ment from teaching this past June.
It has been a privilege and inspira-
tion to work with the students, staff,
parents and bus drivers at Huron
Centennial School over the past 18
years. May each of you have a
happy, safe summer. - Barbara. 47-
28x1
O'ROURKE
I would like to thank my family,
friends and relatives who so kindly
remembered me while I was a
patient in Stratford Hospital. A very
special thank you to Rev.
Charbonneau, Rev. Mooney and
Rev. Tremblay for their visits and
kind words. Thank you to Dr.
Gillette, the Mitchell Family Doctors,
the Ambulance Attendants and the
wonderful nurses for the expert
care. I am very happy to be home.
- Elizabeth O'Rourke. 47-28xlcc
LEIPER
The family of the late Tom Leiper
would like to thank friends, neigh-
bours and relatives for their expres-
sions of sympathy through dona-
tions, flowers, cards and visiting the
funeral home. Thank you to Beattie -
Falconer Funeral Home, Rev. Paul
Ross, the pallbearers and to the
Burns and Londesboro UCW for the
delicious lunch. Everything was
greatly appreciated. 47-28xlcc
DECORTE
We would like to express our utmost
appreciation to all our neighbours,
friends and family who helped us
out last week when we had our barn
fire. A special thank you to Brad and
Matt Carnochan who alerted us of
the fire and to the Seaforth Fire
Department for getting to our farm
within minutes of the 911 call.
Thanks to all who brought food out
to the house as well as everyone
who helped on 'clean up" day. Your
help and support was much appre-
ciated and your kindness will never
be forgotten. We are thankful to live
in such a caring community. - Ken
and Elaine DeCorte and Family 47-
28x1
47 Cards cf 'hunt,
DEJONG-KERR
Thanks to everyone who came out
, to our Buck and Doe and bought
tickets to support us. Thanks to our
friends and family who worked hard
to make sure everything ran
smoothy. We had a great time! -
Darrell and Christi. 47-28x1
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production
By Mary C.
Ryan
345-2560
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St. Columban
Family, relatives, neighbours
and friends ¥athered at the
home of Ken and Anne
Murray to celebrate the
couple's 25th wedding
anniversary. Christa, Jeff,
Karen, Kevin and Melissa
were on hand to welcome all
who came to celebrate with
their parents.
Bill and Martha Murray,
Erica, Dianne, Ian, Greg and
Randy spent Canada Day
weekend in Ottawa where
they attended the wedding of
Martha's niece. They visited
the Parliament buildings and
enjoyed the Canada Day
celebrations on Parliament
Hill. They also visisted with
Keith and Patty Murray,
Kelly, Sarah, Brendan and
Blake.
Christa Murray spent
some time recently
travelling with friends in
Illinois. They also travelled
to St. Louis, Missouri dere
they enjoyed a concert by
the Beach Boys. Coming
back into Canada via the
Bluewater Bridge in Sarnia,
they were just in time to
witness a magnificent
display of fireworks on both
sides of the bridge marking
Canada Day.
Mary Ryan has retdrned
from a weekend visit to
Toronto where she was
joined by her sisters Helen
Muir, of Stratford, Julia
Jarecsni, of Merlin and Lucy
Walsh Northcote, of
Toronto. They attended the
Saturday evening
performance of Mamma
Mia, which was better than
all the reviews. Lucy is the
supervisor for the make-up,
hair and wigs for the
Toronto production. The
grand finale of the show is
surprising. Just when you
think it is over - it's not. The
cast is excellent and sing
ABBA better than ABBA.
Children
attending
Vacation
Bible
School
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for July 3 are as
follows: (five games) Alice
Thiel 454, Bill Coleman
434, Theo Vandenboom
407, Lorne Archer 407,
Edna Dietz 398, George
Racey 398. (four games)
Gert Eagleson 336, Jim
Davis 326.
At Hensall United
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message was "The mighty
are not."
Chuck Mallette was the
organist with Cecil Pepper
and Helen MacLean
receiving the offering.
Twenty-eight children
attended Vacation Bible
School last week. Thanks
goes to all the helpers in
this successful project.
Flowers in the church were
in memory of the late
Dorothy Britnell. The
sympathy of the
community goes to the
family and friends of Mrs
Britnell.
Ry Liz Sangster