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received friends and relatives at the
,Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home,
Seaforth on Thursday from 7-9 p.m.
Pastor Stephen Hildebrand officiat-
ed In a service of remembrance and
thanksgiving for the life of Arthur at
Egmondville United Church on
Friday,,August 6 at 3:00 p.m. The
service included a tribute written by
niece Della and a rendition of
Amazing Grace by Bill Strong.
Interment Maitlandbank Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Murray Vincent,
Don Vincent, Neil Vincent, Grant
Vincent, Bill Wallace and Bill
Archibald. Flower bearers were
Della Bennett, Deb Jamieson,
Margaret Vincent and Lisa Bennett.
Following the service a luncheon
was held at Egmondville United
Church. Expressions of sympathy
may be made to Egmondville
United Church or Seaforth
Community Hospital Foundation.
Condolences at www.whitneyribey-
funeralhome.com 42-33-1
42. Deaths
WALLACE, Arthur: Arthur
Campbell Wallace, a resident of
Maplewood Manor, Seaforth,
passed away at Seaforth
Community Hospital on Tuesday,
August 3, 2004. He is survived by
his wife Ruth, stepdaughter Dianne
McNeil and stepgranddaughters
Paula and Teresa McNeil. He was
the dear brother of Robert and
Anne Wallace, Egmondville, and
Edith and Harold Vincent, Belgrave.
Memories of Uncle Art will be cher-
ished by his nieces and nephews:
Della and John Bennett, Bill and
Rowena Wallace, Deb and Len
Jamieson, Bill Archibald and
Audrey, Murray and Joyce Vincent,
Don Vincent, Neil and Joan Vincent
and Grant Vincent and Judy, as well
as great-nieces and great-
nephews: Christa and Lisa Bennett,
Ethan and Joanne and Melissa
Wallace, Erin and Paul Dolmage,
Kim and Leanne Jamieson, Dean
and Barb, Jayne, Vaughn, Patrick,
Angela, Aaron, Margaret, Cole and
Garritt Vincent, He was prede-
ceased by his parents, William and
Margaret Campbell Wallace, a sis-
ter Anna Archibatd and her husband
Robert, a niece Carol Vincent, a
great-niece Shannon Marie
Vincent, a great-nephew David
Bennett, and a step -son-in-law Jim
McNeil. Arthur was born on
September 23, 1913 at Lot 2, Conc.
4, Tuckersmith Township, where he
grew up and farmed the land he
took over from his parents, which in
turn had been purchased from
Canada Company in 1858 by his
pioneer grandparents, Samuel and
Annie McBride Wallace. Arthur sold
the family farm in 1973 when he
retired to Egmondville and in 1977
he married Ruth Krotz Kirkby.
Throughout his life Arthur was
active in Egmondville United
Church serving on the Session and
on the Board of Stewards. He took
his father's position on the Board of
Egmondville Cemetery, following
his father's death. Arthur's interests
included love of hockey, horses,
rug hooking, playing the harmonica,
and most of all people. The family
43. Births
RAU
Gerard. Jane and big sister
Brooklyn are excited to announce
the arrival of Madelyn Rose. Our
bundle of joy was born July 26,
2004 at Stratford General Hospital
weighing 8 lbs. 5 oz. Proud grand-
parents are Gerald and Sandra
Johnson and Clarence Rau and
Sharon Rau. Great grandparents
are Doris Hugill and Ursula Regier.
A special thank you to Dr. Percival,
Seaforth, Dr. Hancock and the OB
nursing staff at Stratford General
Hospital. 43-33x1
MOYLAN
It's A Boy! Pat and Deb are thrilled
to announce the arrival of their first
child. Joseph Patrick, 8 lbs. 4 oz.
born July 22, 2004 at 5:14 p.m. at
Windsor Regional Hospital. A first
grandson for Don and Rita Moylan.
Spoiling privileges also go to Bill
and Grace Campbell along With
great -grandma Jean Mathers.
Special thanks to everyone who
helped out during the pregnancy
and these first few weeks after
Joseph's arrival. 43-33x1
46 In Memoriam
DOIG: In loving memory of my dear
husband Bob, who passed away 1
year ago, August 13, 2003.
Alone but never quite alone,
I face an empty chair,
But sometimes in the silence,
I imagine you are there.
My companion for so many years,
No longer here with me,
And yet in some mysterious way,
You keep me company.
When I look back upon our lives,
One thing makes me glad,
That you chose me to share with
you,
Those precious 48 years we had.
As angels keep their watch up
there,
Please God just let him know that I
down here do not forget.
I love and miss you so.
- Sadly missed and never forgotten,
Elsie 46-33x1
DOIG: In loving memory of our Dad
and Grampa Bob who passed away
August 13, 2003.
Time cannot steal the memories,
We have within our hearts,
Nor take away the happy years of
which you were a part.
You did so many things for us,
Your heart was kind and true,
And when we needed someone,
We could always count on you.
- Sadly missed by your children
Deb (Rick), Barb (Jamie), and Cary,
and grandchildren Brittany and
Amber 46-33x1
LONGMAN: In loving memory of
our dear parents, Carl, who passed
away August 10, 2000 and
Kathleen, August 31, 1998.
Precious memories of you both,
Woven in gold.
These are the treasures,
Within our hearts we hold.
- Lovingly remembered by George,
Grace (Dolmage), Donna, Ken and
Families 46-33x1
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COSTELLO: Treasured memories of
a dear father and grandfather, Bdmard
James, whom God called home on
August 4, 1980.
The things we feel so deeply,
Are the hardest things to say,
But we, your famiy, loved you,
In a very special way.
Today is remembered and quietly
kept,
No words are needed - we never for-
9et
For those we love don't go away,
They walk beside us every day.
- Always will be loved and remem-
bered by his son Robert James,
daughter-in-law Mary Helen, grand-
sons Shawn James and Curtis
Vaughan. 46-33x1
STEELS: Treasured memories of a
dear mother and grandmother, Alena
Elizabeth, whom God called home on
August 10, 1961.
If roses grow in Heaven,
Lord, please pick a bunch for me,
Place them in my mother's arms,
And tell her they're from me.
Tell her I love her and miss her,
And when she turns to smile,
Place a kiss upon her cheek,
And hold her for awhile.
Because remembering her is easy,
Idoiteveryday,
But there's an ache within my heart,
That will never go away.
- Always will be loved and remem-
bered by her daughter Mary Helen,
son-in-law Robert James, grandsons
Shawn James and Curtis Vaughan 46-
33x1
SIEMON: In loving memory of Man
Siemon, August 17, 1999.
Every person in the world,
Should have someone like you,
To share a special moment with,
Or have a laugh or two.
Our thoughts are always with you,
Your place no one can fill.
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we love you still.
We know you walk beside us,
And when our lives are through,
We pray to God to take our hands,
And lead us straight to you.
- In our hearts forever. Love Geraldine,
Angela, Jeff, Emma and Jaimison,
Andrea and Rick. 46-33xlcc
MALONEY: In memory of a special
friend, Cindy Maloney, August 14,
1998.
We can't have the old days back,
When we were all together,
But secret tears and loving thoughts,
Will be with us forever.
- Always remembered by Rob, Mike
and Julie, Greg and Jill, Brent and
Colleen, Matt and Jenessa 46-33x1
MALONEY, Cindy: October 30, 1973
- August 14, 1998
KLAVER, Fritz: July 22, 1958 - July
28, 2003
KLAVER, Herrman Sr.: March 30,
1923 - August 20, 1996.
"The Spirit Himself joins with our spirit
to bear witness that we are children of
God."
- Forever you are loved and sadly
missed by Leon, Mary, Christopher
and Angela, Sherri and Brad, Blake,
Lane, Sage and Bo, Kim and Tim,
Jane and Ben and Derek in Heaven.
46-33x1
FLANAGAN: In loving memory of our
dear, Mother and Grandmother
Connie Flanagan who left us on
August 13, 1989.
Our lives go on without you,
But 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 Ives without you.
Is the hardest part of aN.
You did so many things for us,
Your heart was kind and true,
And when we needed someone,
We could always count on you.
Those special years will not retum,
When we were all together,
But with love within our hearts,
You will walk with us forever.
And now together we laugh, together
We
Through the ups and downs, together
we strive,
Together we pray and together we
care,
Good times and bad, together we
share,
The beautiful memories, the times we
spend,
Holds us together till we meet again.
- Remembered always, Mary, Jack,
Catherine, Ken, Larry, Teresa, Pat,
Frtflnk, Bit and females 46-33-1
38 Auction Sale
47 . Cards of thanks
BISHOP REUNION
A hearty thank -you to those who
attended our first Bishop Reunion
on July 25th. Over eighty people
enjoyed a delicious roast beef din-
ner prepared by the Hensel) Legion
Br. 458. "New" cousins came from
as far away as Timmins, San
Francisco and New Jersey and as
close as Usborne Twp.: Stones,
Sullivans, Simpsons, Stewarts,
Southgates, Pikes, Peels, Pfaffs,
Regiers, Rowcliffes, Rices,
Kesslers, Kosis, Knights, Morgans,
Merrigans, McCormicks, DeKays,
Elleringtons, Joynts, Lauzons and
Tilleys. Special thanks to MC David
Rowcliffe, piper Roy Ellis, vocalist
Vicki Hayter and her accompanist
Mackenzie Hayter, greeter Dorothy
Elder, and server Daniel Campbell
and our DNA cousins.
Congratulations to Al Morgan voted
as the person who most resembles
Archibald Wilson Bishop. Until the
next time, William Bishop and Betsy
Rowcliffe, Tim and Cherie
Rowcliffe, BJ Rowcliffe and Denise
Meagher, Joanne Rowcliffe and
Bob Simpson 47-32x2
COLOUHOUN
There is no scale or chart on earth
to measure what true friends and
families are worth. The family of the
late Gordon Colquhoun extend their
gratitude to our friends, neighbours
and relatives who showed their
kindness, compassion and support.
To the drivers to the cancer clinics,
to the help on the farm, all things
were appreciated. For cards, phone
calls, flowers, charitable donations,
food sent to our homes. To all the
nurses, V.O.N., C.C.A.C., Dr.
Narayan, Dr. Kenyon for your care
and compassion. Thank you Irene
Richardson for your visits and
words of comfort. Also to Oliver
Hoffmeyer for playing the bagpipes
at the cemetery. To Paul and Jeff
Lockhart for all your help. Also to
the pallbearers. Thanks to the
ladies of Hibbert United Church for
the delicious lunch. - Elaine and
Hazel Colquhoun, Garry and Irene
Finlayson and Families 47-33xlcc
COOPER
We would like to thank our relatives,
friends and neighbours for the kind-
ness shown in the loss of a loving
husband, father, grandfather and
great grandfather. Thank you for the
flowers, cards and donations in
memory of Orval. Special thanks to
our granddaughter Pastor Cathy
Prout for her caring words, daugh-
ter Marlene for her tribute to her
dad, grandchildren James, Lori,
Bonnie and Brenda for their memo-
ries of grandpa through words and
song. Thank you to Queensway
Nursing Home for your care given
to Orval over the past four years,
also to Hopper Hockey Funeral
Home for their compassion and
care, and also to the ladies of
Centralia Faith Tabernacle for the
luncheon served. It is with our
deepest gratitude that we say thank
you to each and everyone for your
thoughtfulness during this time of
our loss. - Clara Cooper and family
47-33x1
SMALL
Thanks to the "Farmer in the Dell"
and his kind neighbour in Brucefield
I arrived home safely after you got
my car back on the road. It's com-
forting to know there are people
who will still stop to help someone
in distress. Your kindness will never
be forgotten. - Sincerely, Liz
Small 47-33x1 nxecc
VANDEN HENGELNAN LOON
Thanks to all our family and friends
who came out to support our Buck
and Doe. Big thanks to the wedding
party for all of their hard work
organizing before and during. It was
a great night. • Rob and Jan 47-
33x1
38 Auction Sale
BASSETT' '
The family of the late Dorothy
Bassett wish to thank the staff at
Seaforth Community Hospital for
their care during Dorothy's stay in
hospital. To Pastor Steve
Hildebrand for his kind words at
Dorothy's memorial service and to
Cheryl Ann St. Onge for the lovely
music. Also to Ross Ribey and Ruth
Townsend for the understanding
and guidance at this time. Thank
you to Marie and Barb at the Home
and Hearth Bed and Breakfast for
the delicious lunch. Finally to
Dorothy's friends and neighbours
thank you for your thoughts, kind
words, lovely flowers and donations
in Dorothy's memory. 47-33x1
WILSON
From the family of J. Ewart Wilson:
We would like to express our heart-
felt gratitude to our relatives and
friends who offered us their sympa-
thy and support at the time of
Ewart's death. Thank you especial-
ly to Father Lance and the visiting
priests for the beautiful Funeral
Mass held to celebrate Ewart's life,
and to Father Lance for his moving
homily. We would also like to thank
Father Lance and Father Mooney
for their prayers and hospital visits
which gave us spiritual grace,
strength and peace. Thanks also to
Father Moe for his prayers and
home visits. Thank you to organist
Cheryl Ann St. Onge for her music
and for the special duet with
Jeanette Connolly, to violinist Ann
Marie McQuaid -Snider, soloist
Casey Van Bakel and the St. James
Choir, to auxiliary minister and com-
mentator Bea Kale, and to the fine
altar servers. Thank you to our
nephews who were the pallbearers,
to the members of the Knights of
Columbus for the prayers and for
the guard of honour, to the ushers,
to Jimmy Campbell for his special
bagpipe music, and to John
Janmaat for his care and attention
at the cemetery. Thank you to our
relatives and friends, from near and
far, for your love and support, kind
words, mass offerings, enrollments,
donations, floral tributes and plants,
lovely cards and personal mes-
sages, and phone calls. Thank you
for the delicious food brought to our
homes. A special thank you to
Marlene and Dave, Chris and Doug,
Tom and Bonnie, and Wayne and
Melita. A heartfelt thank you is
extended to Dr. Ken Rodney for
years of excellent medical care, to
Jason Rodney for his kind concern,
to Dianne Wood, to the staff of
Seaforth Community Hospital and
to the staff and physicians of
Seaforth Medical Clinic for the won-
derful care throughout the years.
Our thanks to the St. James CWL
for the delicious funeral lunch and
to the Seaforth Legion for accom-
modating us so well. Our thanks to
Ross Ribey and Ruth Townsend for
their professional service. Our very
special thanks to Cathy Campbell
for her compassion and dedication,
to St. Elizabeth Health Care work-
ers - Wendy, Diane, Pat, Gail, Dan,
Helen and Remi, for the care, love
and support. Thank you to Mary
and Anne for your care and extra
help. We thank you all most sin-
cerely. We have all shared in a won-
derful life. We are truly blessed and
truly grateful. The gifts of a blue
spruce tree and rose bushes have
been planted at Silvercreek Farm in
Ewart's memory. - Geraldine and
Family 47-33-1
38. Auction Sale
MAJOR LIQUIDATION OF BRAND NEW - BRAND
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BY PUBLIC
A U C T'I 0 N
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UNRESERVED PUBLIC AUCTION
PARTIAL LISTING
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