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Huron Expositor, 2002-08-07, Page 8
i 1 O-THB HURON [XPOSIITOR, August 22, 2001 38 ..uLtion SQL ***********************A******************** * * * ESTATE AUCTION * * * At the Jacob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell • THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 AT 3:30 P.M. * • INCLUDING: Beautiful oak seat with bevelled mirror and hooks; oak * dresser with bevelled mirror; ornate oak combination bowed china * cabinet and drop front desk with carved lions heads; 1930's round curio * * cabinet; colour TVs with remotes; new Panasonic TV; microwaves; apt. * * sized General freezer, 3 fridges; Lady Kenmore apt. sized washer and * * dryer; Admiral automatic washer; 24 inch electric stove; electric lift * * recliner chair; electnc treadmill; like new sofa bed; Valentine Seaver chesterfield suite by Kroehler (as new); two console tables; glider * rockers; matching Ioveseats; wooden table and four chairs; chests of * drawers; single and double beds; Knechtel coffee and end tables; sofa tables; White electric sewing machine; bedding; collectible dishes * including Iris, Beswich, Bavaria, R.S. Germany, Wade etc.; Royal * Doulton collector plates; 12 place setting Myott china; washstands; large old apple peeler; spool cabinet; large oak wall phone; Mar train set; * Greer neon advertising clock; set of Jello airplane coins; 2 pillered * mantel clocks; 8 place setting Noritake Hommege pattern; numerous collectibles; DeLavel cream separator; hand and garden tools; White L- * 16 riding mower; Snowflite 8-26 snowblower; trail lawn sprayer and * much more. Exceptionally clean auction. * LANNIN ESTATE CAR: 1996 Plymouth Neon selling Certified at 7:00 * P.M. Only 45200 km. * PROP.: Peter and Margaret * Janette Grasby. * * * * * * Bannon and Estates of Lettie Lannin and AUCTIONEER: Doug Jacob 519-271-7894 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ******************************************** 39 Educational 39 Educational 1''c1ir aal School of' Haii'sty'ling 535 f IIII't)I1 "(It.'Ct. S11.111fOI'(I We are now accepting registrations for our Fall classes •Make -Up Artistry & Nail Technology offered at no extra charge Salon open to the public at discount rates Financial assistance for those who qualify For further information call 271-9551 42. Deaths COOMBS, Thelma: Of Seaforth, passed away at her residence on Saturday, Aug. 18, 2001 in her 79th year. Beloved wife of Ken Coombs. Loving mother of Lynda Forbes, of Kitchener, Chance (Kathy) Coombs and her friend Natalie Swirklis of Seaforth and Clendon Coombs and his friend Joann Raidt, of Seaforth. Dear sister of Gladys Thuell and Avis Nowasad, both of London, Phyllis Coombs, of Seaforth and Marlene and Sonny Robinson of Collingwood. Predeceased by one brother Ken Forbes and by two sis- ters Leona Forbes and Verna Deans. Thelma was very active in the Seaforth community, being a life member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 156 Ladies Auxiliary, as well as serving as Branch secre- tary. Thelma also represented the Legion in 5 -pin bowling and espe- cially enjoyed lawn bowling. Among other activities, Thelma enjoyed her volunteer work, having canvassed for the March of Dimes, and scruti- neered for different elections. Thelma was involved with Avon, being the district manager for sev- eral years. A member of Egmondville United Church and the Eastern Star, Thelma was also involved enjoying the regular game of cards with many of her friends. Friends were received at the Box and Smith Funeral Chapel, 47 High St., Seaforth, on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service was conducted at Egmondville United Church on ATIOM Tuesday, Aug. 21, uOMER; 2001 at 2 o'clock. Steve Hildebrand officiated. As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations to Epilepsy Ontario or the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated. Pallbearers were Brian Coombs, Steve Coombs, Jim Watson, Raymond Cook, Chris Doucette and Lloyd Eisler Sr. Flowerbearers were Ina McGrath, Fern Chesney, Susan Welker and Elaine Vink. As a tribute to the life of Thelma, a tree will be planted in her memory. 42-34-1 BEUERMAN AND RENNICK Paul and Christine are pleased to announce the arrival of their son, Anthony Paul, born Aug. 5, 2001 at Stratford General Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 5 oz. First grandchild for Denis and Bonnie Beuerman and Murray and Ruby Rennick and first great grandchild for Audrey Beuerman, Lorne Rennick and Dorothy Eickmeyer. 43-34-1 46 In Memoriam SMITH: In loving memory of a spe- cial friend Mary Anne Smith who passed away 2 years ago, Aug. 24, 1999. God saw you getting tired When a cure was not to be So he closed his arms around you, And whispered "Come to Me." A golden heart stopped beating, Your gentle hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best. In tears we saw you sinking, We watched you fade away, Our hearts were almost broken, You fought so hard to stay, But when we saw you sleeping, Peacefully and free from pain, We could not wish you back, To suffer that again. So keep your arms around her Lord, And give her special care, Make up for all she suffered, That seemed to us so unfair. So many Ames we needed you, So many times we cried, If love could have saved you, You never would have died. Lovingly remembered and will never forget you. Maureen and Jackie. 46- 34-1 • 46. In Memoriam SMITH: In loving memory of a spe- cial daughter, Mary Anne, whom Jesus called home on Aug. 24, 1999. Do not cry when I must go, For Heaven waits for me. I got here fine and oh it's grand, There is so much here to see. The Father met me at the gate, while you watched me wilt and die, You could not see, but all around were angels by your side. They told me when I go they would care for you, With my body in such pain it was all that I could do. I told you before I left I didn't want to die. But I have never been so happy, don't see it as good-bye. I have no more pain, and the love here is great, I got a new body when I walked through the gate. Do not cry for me no more, For God's holding my hand. And when you close your eyes to sleep, And reach the promise land. I will meet you at the gate, When the Father guides you through, Until I see you again my dear, Remember, "Mary Anne Loves You." I'll love you always and forever, Mom. 46-34x1 SMITH: In loving memory of a won- derful wife, mother and grandmother Mary Anne Smith, who went to be with the angels on Aug. 24, 1999. Our lives go on without you, And nothing is the same, We have to hide our heartache, When someone speaks your name. Sad are the hearts that love you, Silent the tears that fall, Living our lives without you, Is the hardest part of all. You did so many things for us, Your heart was kind and true, And when we needed someone, We could always count on you. The special years will not retum, When we were all together, But your love within our hearts, Will remain with us forever. Always remembered and sadly missed by Mark, Chris, Julie, Chris, Lindsay and Erica. 46-34x1 LOSTELL: In loving memory of our Dear Mother, Grandmother, Gteat Grandmother Margaret who passed away Aug. 15, 1993. 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. There will always be heartache And often silent tears. 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. Lovingly remembered, sadly missed by Phyllis, Harold Parsons, Donelda, Glen Sturgeon, Susan, Wayne Pridhan, Lloyd, Carol Anne Lostell, grandchildren and great grandchil- dren. 46-34x 1 cc 47 Cards of Thanks MARKS/BOSMAN Thanks to everyone who came out to our Buck and Doe, and to everyone who bought tickets to support us. Special thanks to our awesome wed- ding party and families for all of their hard work. We had a great time! Blaine and Kelly. 47-34-1 Alzheimer Disease can take time to diagnose Making a diagnosis of Alzheimer Disease can take time. The diagnosis can be made in a family doctor's office, a memory clinic or a hospital, or by a specialist such as a neurologist or geriatrician. Perhaps you have been experiencing anxiety and worry over the changes yoy are seeing in yourself. Knowing you have Alzheimer Disease, or another dementia, may be upsetting and you may be concerned about the future. Getting a diagnosis is an important first step in caring for yourself. If you have been diagnosed with Alzheimer Disease, you may have difficulty finding words, completing thoughts, following directions or remembering information. You may feel confused and experience difficulty when preforming familiar tasks such as driving a car. These changes are because of Alzheimer Disease: they are not your fault. These changes result as Alzheimer Disease slowly damages the nerve cells of the brain. Changes in memory, thinking, behavior, and personality will change how you live day by day. They will also affect your relationships with others, such as family, friends, and co-workers. You are not the only one going through these changes, Robert Simpson writes about his struggles with Alzheimer Disease in the book 'Through the Wilderness of Alzheimer's How can you care for yourself? 1. Recognize that you are going through a roller coaster of emotions "Sometimes I get scared - when I can't do things. I look around and see all the things I used to do...it seems not long ago. It goes so fast. 2. Tell people Let the people closest to you know that you are living with Alzheimer Disease and how the disease is affecting Huron Alzheimer Society you. You do not have to deal with the changes on your own. can form in kiddie pools3. Learn as much as you can Find out about the disease and how it will progress. Contact the Alzheimer Society of Huron County, they have many useful resources and staff to help you. 4. Recognize that you have a disease "The sooner I would have had the diagnosis, the easier it would have been - it would have been helpful - It's much easier when you know its Alzheimer's because you know something is wrong...well. It's worse then that. You start kicking yourself. 5. Plan for the future Ensure that you have appointed a substitute decision -maker to make financial and health-care decisions for you when you are no longer able. You can do this through a power of attorney for property and a power of attorney for personal care. Register with the Alzheimer Wandering Registry to ensure your safety should you become confused and lost. This registry will allow local police to help you return home safely and give you and your family peace of mind. 6. Seek out help There are many avenues for help. Talk to your family physician about treatment options. Contact the Alzheimer Society of Huron County about support groups for both you and your family. Community agencies can provide practical services like housekeeping services or nursing services. 7. Live each day "I don't take things for granted anymore. I treasure the good tunes now." 8. Know that the Alzheimer Society of Huron County is here to help We can help you with information, coping strategics, support, and links to services in your community. To reach the Society call 482-1482 or 1-800-561-50 12 or visit our website: www.alzheirnerhuron.on.ca by Alexandra Beasse Dangerous bacteria LARGE AUCTION SALE to be held at Lobb Auction Building in Clinton for Don Ellwood and Elmer Johnston of Clinton plus Bayfield and London homes SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 at 9:00 A.M. COINS: Approx. 25 lots of coins, stamps and jewellery. APPLIANCES: Pioneer fridge and 30" stove approx. 3 yrs., GE 1100 watt microwave, washer and dryer, Electrolux vacuum cleaner (good one), colour TVs, sump pump, NEW GARAGE DOOR OPENER POWER UNIT. FURNITURE: Malcolm bedroom suite (nice one), 2 - queen size box spring and mattresses, curio cabinet w/drawer, hutch china cabinet, modern curved front china cabinet, matching dining table, six chairs and buffet, maple round dining table and hoop back chairs, like new, washstand, trunk0, cedar chest,• wingback chair, upholstered chairs, several chesterfields, 4 dining chairs, chests of drawers, coffee & end tables, plus other related items, dishes, glassware, crocks, milk bottles w/names, pillar clock, 4 signed and numbered prints by Kai Liis McInnes, Don Patch picture, flo blue plates, oil lamps etc. OTHER: Chainsaw, leaf blower, 2 Lawn Boy lawn mowers, 12 ft. woven wide farm gate, punching bag, boxing gloves, Browning compound bow and arrows, sail board, bicycles, tool box and tools, lanterns, some garden tools etc., new snowshoes. 2 AUCTIONEERS SELLING STARTING AT 9 A.M. www.Iobbauction.on.ca Auctioneers: Richard and Ben Lobb 482-7898 CLINTON 38 Auction Sale RICHARD LOBE AUCTION CALENDAR SATURDAY AUGUST 25 AT 9 AM: Furniture, appliances, tools. etc. at Lobb Auction Budding. Clinton for Elmer Johnston of Clinton plus Hayfield and London homes. T DAY, AUGUST 28 AT 6 PM: Appliances and furniture at 78 Osborne St. In Clinton for Estate of Walter Gaudin. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29 AT 8 PM: 2 tractors Case 830. Ford 2000, farm machinery. wagon load of misc. tools. some antiques for Ken Sowerby. Go one mile east of Goderlch on Highway M8 to Orchard Line. turn right. go approx. 2 miles. 524-8014. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 AT 9 AM: Contents of Humphries Antique General Store of Walton to be held at Lobb Auction Building In Clinton. Offering Includes old International tractor and truck manuals. signs. display cases. scales, wooden boxes with names, old catalogues and hooks, glass display cases. meat slicer. many old stock Items etc. etc. Richard and Ben Lobb Clinton (519) 482-7898 Visit our website www.lobbauctlon.on.ca 46 In Memoriam NASH: In loving memory of James Nash, whom God called home to rest 4 years ago, Aug. 28, 1997. Remember him with a smile today He was not one for tears Reflect instead on memories Of all the happy years Recall to mind the way he spoke And all the things he said His strength, his stance, the way he walked Remember this instead The good advise he'd give us His eyes that shone with laughter So much of him will never die But live on forever after And we loved you, so we miss you In our memory you are near Loved, remembered and longed for always Bringing many a silent tear Quietly remembered and sadly missed by Tammy, Grant, Megan and Madison McKellar 46-34-1 47 Cards of Thanks WILBEE A sincere thank you to my family, friends and neighbours for the many cards, flowers, visits and phone calls I received while I was in Seaforth and Stratford Hospitals. A special thank you to the Rev. Sheila Macgregor for her visits and prayers. And for the excellent care I received from the doctors and nurses of both hospitals I am most grateful. They . are the best. Helen Wlbee. 47-34x1 Huron County Health Unit Bacteria including E coli, can grow in kiddie pools and cause infections if you are not careful, warns the Huron County Health Unit. These infections most often cause stomach pain, vomiting and diarrhea. To prevent infections, the Health Unit is recommending that parents follow a few precautions. "We know that children love to run in and out of the pool; we also know that small children often drink the pool water," said Laura Farrell, Huron County Health Unit Public Health Inspector. "This could be a problem, especially if the children are running into a barn or through a pasture area. E. coli can be brought into the pool on the children's feet and will grow in the warm water," she said. • Place the pool as far away from the barn or any pasture areas as possible. Even if the livestock are no longer there, it is best to avoid the area; • Place a tablespoon of bleach in the water each time you put fresh, safe water into the pool; • Dump the water from the kiddie pool at least every two hours, or more frequently if there are a number of children in the pool; • If you are on a private well, test your water four times a year to make sure that it is safe; • Do not let children who have diarrhea or vomiting play in the pool. For more information contact Laura Farrell at 519-482- 3416. CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE "Advertise Across Ontario or Across the Country" CHAMPION AUCTIONS LTD. Unreserved Forestry Equipment Auction. Saturday, August 25, 2001 © 10:OOam. Industrial Park, Hudson Bay, SK. Complete Dispersal for KTN Logging, Pelly, SK. Along with finan- cial institutions, Private companies & individuals. Heavy Trucks - log loaders - trailers - feller bunchers - slashers - skidders - delimbers - complete 12 -person camp/bunkhouses. 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