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BOWERMAN, Uoyd B.: Uoyd B.
Bowerman of Kensington Village,
London, formerly of Ustowel and
Exeter at London Health Sciences
Centre on Friday, March 4th, 2005
in his 89th year. Uoyd Bowerman,
beloved husband of the late Erma
Bowerman (Workman) (2003).
Loved brother of Rosalind Devall
and her husband Doug of
Burlington. Also survived by nieces,
nephews and cousins.
Predeceased by his parents Harry
and Ada (Houck) Bowerman and
two brothers Scott and Lorne.
Friends were received at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87
Goderich St. W., Seaforth on
Monday from 1:00 p.m. until the
time of service at 2:00 p.m. at the
funeral home. Interment Hensel)
Union Cemetery. Rev. John Gould
officiating. Expressions of sympathy
may be directed to the Heart and
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12. Deaths
KEMBER, David: Mr. David
Kember of Courtright passed away
Tuesday, March 1, 2005 at
Bluewater Health Centre, Sarnia in
his 87th year. Mr. Kember was born
in Sarnia on Feb. 13, 1919. He mar-
ried Phyllis Gratton in Grand Bend
on Nov. 9, 1946. Phyllis prede-
ceased Dave in 1979. He later mar-
ried Thelma Jarvis. At the age of 22
Mr. Kember accepted Christ as his
personal saviour while reading
Romans 10:9. He is survived by six
children Mrs. Barry Hutchins
(Joanna), Mrs. Dan Bachert (Mary),
David, Tom and Deb, Mrs. Robert
McKenzie (Sharon). He is survived
by 14 grandchildren and 20 great
grandchildren. Also survived by
brothers Tim, Shad, Jonathon and
sisters Mary, Martha and Margaret.
The late Mr. Kember rested at the
Smith Funeral Home, Sarnia and
the service was conducted at
Samia Gospel Hall, March 4. Mr.
Max McLean and Mr. Murray
McCandless conducted the service
with 300 relatives and friends in
attendance. Final resting place
Blyth Union Cemetery. Flower bear-
ers were Nick McKenzie, Norm
Brandon and Danny Bachert.
Pallbearers were Ken McKeen, Bill
Deblock, Bruce Copley, Keith
Bachert, Maurice Cyr, Larry
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PANZIERA (DELANEY)
Lucille and Neil and brothers Liam,
D'Arcy and Brennan are delighted
to announce the birth of Ronan
James on January 3, 2005, weigh-
ing 9 lbs. 2 oz. Proud grandparents
are Joseph Delaney, Dublin, and
Rose and Mario Panziera,
Brantford. Ronan's special guardian
angel in Heaven is his Grandma,
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DRISCOLL, Karen Faye: In loving
memory of a dear wife, mother and
nanny who passed away March 9,
2000.
Loving you is easy,
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March. 9, 2005-11
Junior Public Speakers
Grade 4-6 public speaking competitors in the Zone competition in Seaforth on March 5 includ-
ed in the back row, Megan Gardno, Katherine Mabb, Zone C-1 Youth Education Chairman,
Ellen Gilchrist, Thomas Fischer, Grayson Homuth, Shirley Chalmers, Zone C-1 Commander
and Andrew Gill and in the front row, Mikayla Ozorio, Serena Lamont, third place, Victoria
Kellington, second place, Andre Lapine, first place, Thomas Murray, Joel Watson and Rachael
Hearn.
47. Cards of Thanks
MCNICHOL
Thanks for your calls, cards, flowers
and visits during my stay in the hos-
pital and since coming home.
Thanks to the doctors and nurses in
Seaforth Community Hospital for
their excellent care. Also thanks to
my family, friends and neigbhbours
for all their kindness and meals that
were brought to the house. I am truly
blessed with living in such a great
community. - Anna McNichol 47-10-1
SIMPSON
I wish to thank family, friends and
neighbours for the kindness shown
to me during my stay in the hospital.
Your overwhelming thoughtfulness
meant so much to me. - Jean
Simpson 47-10x1
SMITH
We would like to express our deep-
est thanks to our family, relatives,
friends and neighbours for their
expressions of sympathy shown dur-
ing our recent loss of a very special
mother and grandmother, Mary
Smith. A special thanks to Chris and
staff of Box and Smith Funeral
Chapel, Pastor Stephen Hildebrand
and the Egmondville Church ladies.
A thank you to Maplewood Manor
and Huronview staff for the kindness
shown to Mom. All has been sincere-
ly appreciated. "Someone so much a
part of us is never really gone." -
June and Murray, Marjorie and
Bruce, Mark and Kathy and families.
47-10-1
HENDERSON
The family of the late Gertrude
Henderson wishes to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation to
all relatives, friends and neighbours
for their acts of kindness, cards, vis-
its, phone calls, food and memorial
donations. Many thanks to Dr.
Shepherd and staff of Seaforth
Hospital. Thanks also to caregivers
Dale Anne McKichan and the Town
and Country Support Services.
Thanks to Pastor Steve Hildebrand
for the eulogy that captured mom's
spirit so appropriately. Special
thanks to the Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home and the pallbearers. Thanks
to the ladies of Egmondville Church
for the lovely lunch following the
service. With heartfelt appreciation. -
Art Henderson and Family 47-10*1
Senior Public Speakers
Winners of the Grade 10-12 Zone public speaking compe-
tition at the Seaforth Legion on Saturday included second
place winner Rachel Kuyvenhoven, of F.E. Madill
Secondary School and first place winner Alex Herman of
GDCI.
Cavan United learns
about Foodgrains
Winthrop
March 6 service at Cavan
United Church gave the con-
gregation information on the
Foodgrains project.
Joan Stewart told the chil-
dren's story about teamwork
needed to feed the people and
children who don't have
enough. Ken Scott also sum-
marized the Foodgrains proj-
ect for the adults. Rev. John's
sermon topic also concerned
the Foodgrains.
Greeters and collectors
were Glen and Marilyn
Beuerman.
After the service a delicious
lunch was served. This time
soups and sandwiches were
on the menu and were
enjoyed by a good crowd.
Next brunch will be April 3.
Sunday visitors with
Beatrice Campbell were Ron
and Darlene Campbell,
Shelley and Travis Kennedy
of London and Chad and Lisa
Campbell, Alana and Taylor
of Sarnia. Taylor is the 20th
great grandchild for Beatrice.
Friends will be sorry to
hear that Eric Anderson is at
present in hospital. We all
wish him a speedy recovery.
By Ruth Campbell
Chicken and Egg Club
hosts third meeting
Chicken and Egg Club
Meeting three of The Great
Chicken and Egg Club was
held on Feb. 2I at Pat
Saundercock'house.
Bev looked at everyone's
hooks to see how they were
coming along: Members gath-
ered in the kitchen to make
fruit salad with honey lime
dressing, Canadian country
pie and good old peanut Nut-
ter brownies with peanut but -
J Community Calendar
WED. MAR. 9
10:00 - 11:30 a.m. Story Fun
Ontario Ear Years Program of
Duff's United Church, Walton
1:00-4:00 p.m. - Seniors
Shuffleboard at the Arena
6:00 p.m. Ruth's Fitness, Main Hall
6:00 p.m. Seaforth and District
Horticultural Society Meeting,
Northside United Church. Potluck.
THURS., MAR. 10
10:00 - 11:30 am - Baby Time
Ontario Early Years at Seoforth Co -
Operative Children's Centre
6:30-8 p.m. Minor Basketball at
Seaforth Public School
8:00 - 9:OOpm - Yoga upstairs
with Susan
FRI. MAR. 11
10:00 a.m. Morning Out at
Bethel Bible Church, Seaforth
10:00-10:45 o.m. and
1 1 :15-12 noon - Seoforth Branch
Library presents Tales For Tots. Aged
2-5 and their caregivers. Preregistra-
tion required. 527-1430
SAT. MAR. 12
6:30 a.m. Panthers vs Ducks
7:30 o.m. Blues vs Bruins
8:30 o.m. Kings vs Oilers
9:30 o.m. Leah vs Sharks
SUN. MAR. 13
10:00 a.m. - 12.30 pm - Archery in
Main Hall
2:30-4 p.m. - Public Skating
MON. MAR. 14
9:30 -11:00 am. ABC 123 Ontario
Early Years Program St. Patrick's Day
Warm-up party at Seaforth Manor
4:00-5:00 p.m. - Aher School
Shinny
5:30 p.m. - Clogging Upstairs
6:00 p.m- - Ruth's Fitness Main Hall
TUES. MAR. 15
9:00-10:00 o.m - Fitness is Fun with
Drusillo
- Clogging Upstairs with Sherry
McCall
10-11:30 a m - Rhyme Time Ontario
Early Years Program Green Rhyming
Day, Egmondville United Church
7:30 p m. - Seaforth Harmony
Hi-Lites rehearsal of Northside United
Church
WED. MAR. 16
10:00 1 1 30 a m Story Fun
Ontario, Early Years Program at
Duff's United Church, Walton
1 00-4.00 p m - Seniors
Shuffleboard at the Arena
6 00 p m - Ruth's Fitness, Main Hall
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ter icing.
As the food was cooking,
the meeting was officially
opened by reciting the 4-H
pledge. The roll call, "name
one product or recipe that has
eggs as an ingredient, yet
where you do not actually
taste the egg," was answered.
Michelle took attendance,
as each member answered.
The minutes were then read
and approved.
Pat then began discussing
the meeting's topic,
"Eggs'perimenting with
Eggs." Pat went over the dif-
ferent parts of an egg.
The club then discussed the
difference between a brown
egg and a white egg. Some
believe that the colour of the
egg shell determines how
healthy it is, however this is
actually a result of the breed
of chicken.
The difference between a
fresh egg and an old egg was
reviewed. When cracked, old
eggs lay flatter compared to
fresh eggs.
It was then time for the
youth leader activity. Since
the meeting was about exper-
imenting, Michelle decided to
do a number of activities
experimenting with the uses
of eggs, from drawing pic-
tures to taste testing hard
boiled eggs, the club consid-
ered the different uses.
The leaders announced that
it was time to taste the food
and the club members were
eager to try each of the
recipes. Everyone enjoyed
them and went hack for sec-
onds.
The next meeting is on Feb.
2iI at 6:30 p.m.
by Nicole Moore