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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2009-01-14, Page 1342. DEATHS DOLMAGE, Anna Elizabeth: Formerly of Hul- lett Twp., at Seaforth Manor Nursing Home on Monday, Dec. 29th, 2008 in her 90th year. Anna (Love) Dolmage, beloved wife of the late William Dolmage (1981) and dear mother of Neil and Loretta, Seaforth, June and John Zettel, Staffa, Joyce and Ron Oliver, Kippen, Carol and Larry Blake, Seaforth, and Marlene and Brian Ander- son, St. Marys.' Loving grandmother to 13 grand and 18 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by one granddaughter JeanCe Saldivar (1990), one son-in-law Ed Saldivar, two brothers Douglas and Stewart Love, and sister Shirley Yost, and her parents James and Hannah Jean (Hamilton) Love. Friends were received at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich St. W. Seaforth on Thursday, Jan. 1 st, 2009 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Fu- neral service was held on Friday, Jan: 2nd, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. at Egmondville United Church. Pas- tor Steve Hildebrand officiated. Interment Malt - landbank. Cemetery, Seaforth, Expressions of sympathy may be directed to the Cavan United Church, Egmondville United Church or Seaforth Community Hospital Foundation. Expressions of sympathy , at www.whitneyribeyfuneraihotne•com y HfTMORE-JOSLING:� Kaitlynn and Zachary, Kr along with their par- ents, Brent and Cot-. leen (nee Josling) are excited to announce the arrival of their baby sister, Jaedyn Jessie. Jaedyn entered the A: _world at 10:34 a.m. on ew-Years Day weigh- ing 7 lbs. 2 oz. and 21 inches in length. • Proud Grandparents .are Bruce and Marg Whitmore, • Dianne A, Joslin g and the late Gary Josling., Thrilled Great Granipare nts are Warren: - Whitmore and Mary Connolly. A . special'thanks goes to - the doctors and nurses at Rouge Valley Hospi tal in Ajax. 43-03x1 • • GARRICK: in lov- ing memory of a dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle and great uncle, George Garrick, who passed away January 18, 2008. We cannot have the old days back, When we were all to- gether, But memories and lov-. 4E:. IN MEMORIAM BROWN: In loving memory of Eva Brown who passed away two years ago, January 14th. Although we smile and make no fuss, ;►;;► No one misses you more than 'us And when old times we oft recall .it's then we miss. you most of all. Loved and missed by husband Jim, Ruth Anne and Jim, Jim and Charlyn, Gail and Doug, BIII; Bev, Ray- mond • and Jackie, Mary and Les and their families . 46-03x1 BROWN: in memory of our mother, mother- in-law,.. grandma and great -grandma, Eva, who died Jan.14, 2007. Never more than a thought away, Quietly rernenbered • every day,-A`-►'lir►,'-: k 46. IN MEMORIAM DORIS CARNOCHAN In - memory of Doris Carnochan Here on earth i'rn a lost soul Ever trying to find my way back home Maybe that's why each new star is born . Expanding heaven's room Eternity in bloom And will I see you up in that heaven In all its light will I know you're there Will we say the things that we never dared if wishing makes it so -Won't you let me know That life is eternal And love is immortal' And death is only a ho- rizon Life is eternal As we move into . the light And a horizon is noth- ing Save the ; limit of ' out. sight • by Carly Simon and • Teesa Gohl Remembering Mom the woman who loved sunsets and already understood that Life is eternal and Love is im- mortal. You're still with us every day. - Ken Carnochan and Family 46-03-1 No- need for words ex- cept to say, Still loved, still missed in every way. - Love, • Gail, Doug, Doug Jr., Stephanie, Alexa, Cole, Jonathan, Theresa, and Jason 46-03-1 ing thoughts %d °. ;. .;.a._,,ti; Will be with us forever. - Sadly missed and loved by sisters Clara and Margaret, brother Percy and families 46-. 03x1 NiGH: In loving memory of my fa- ther Louis Patrick Nigh, Feb. 02/1926 to Jan.15/2007 The Lord's Pillow The Snow Came Down 1Storm Subsided He Laid His Head Upon The Lord's Pillow He Returned To Where His Life Had Began. - Remembering you ev- ery lay with love, Trish 46-03x1 share, 9 But in our hearts you're „i always there, *tct s=. Your memory is our keepsake, With which we'll never part, God has you in his keeping, for* 4r.1.4: We have • you In our hearts. - We miss you. love Helen, Bill and &iB, Dave, Cathy, Tom, Hannah and Chuck GARRICK: In lovin memory of George, who passed away one year ago, January 18, 2008 No longer in our lives to 46-03x1 SEAFORTH CURUNG CLUB The Seaforth Curling Club would like to thank the sponsors of the Mixed Jitney. The spon- sors include: Keating's Pharmacy, Tucker's Meats, UPI, Pizza Train, Nifty Korners, Sea - forth Bakery, Blooms n' Rooms, Desjardins Credit Union, Seaforth Chiropractic Centre, Devereaux Murray Law Firm, Royal Bank. Their generous donations helped make our event a success! 47-03-1 • MCQUAID " would like to thank -my 'Secret Santa Claus' for the gift of a beautiful 19 Ib. turkey, all paid for etc. Truly a pleasant surprise and not to my knowledge. This Targe turkey looked so great in the centre of our dining . room table on Christmas pay. Always guessing, but long to be remembered. - Lov- ingly, Dolly 47-03-1 47. CARDS OF [HANKS POPPE We were truly and com- pletely overwhelmed by the love and support we received when Dad passed: We thank our dear.family, friends and community for their do- nation and their love and support , during this time of sorrow. We thank those who pro- vided us with food and meals, especially Cor and Catherine DeCorte and family between the wakes and the CWL for lunch after the funeral. The funeral was a true celebration of Dad's life and faith. We take this opportunity to thank Fathers Mme, Mooney and Gillespie for the beautiful cer- emony and also to the choir for their contri- bution to the funeral celebration. Special thank you to palibear- ers John Freriks, Henry and Mike Poppe, Dave Saldivar, Ken DeCorte and Danny O'Rourke and to Ida Tilker and Darryl O'Rourke who were flower bear- ers. Heartfelt regards ,.are extended to Ross Ribey and his staff, in- cluding. Jim Hoffman and to the Seaforth Community Hospital and the kind and car- ing staff, Truly their Compaaslon made all the -difference. - Most Sincerely, The : Poppe Family 47-03-1 _FINLAYSON 'It is with our hearts overflowing that we ex- tend our sincere grati- tude to all of our family and. friends. During the days before and after Ina's passing, we have been the recipients of such caring thoughts and expressions. To begin naming people would .be impossible. The cards, the visits, the flowers, the phone calls, the food - the list is endless. Just know that it has all been very greatly appreci- ated. We have the nic- est neighbors, friends and family. We would also like to recognize the nursing staff at the Seaforth hospital. You are all angels in dis- guise. Steve Hildeb- rand, you made the service so comforting for us. Ross Ribey, we would have been lost without your guidance. Thank you all so very much from the bottom of our hearts. - Reg, Mike & Joy Finlayson & Family, and Hazel Scott & Family. P.S. For the special women that live across the street, Marlene & Linda we will never forget your kindness. 47-03-1 ._ 47. CARDS OF THANKS DOLMAGE The family of Anna Dolmage would like to express their heart- felt thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expres- sions of sympathy, floral arrangements, cards, visits, donations to charities and food brought to our home. Thank you Pastor Hildebrand and Rev. Gould for the beautiful celebration of Mom's life. To the Kinburn Foresters for their me - moria$ service. To the grandchildren for their tribute through music, readings and memo- ries of Grandma. Spe- cial thanks to the staff at Seaforth Manor for their care and support over the past two years. To Ross Ribey and staff for their professional and caring support, Cavan United Church Ladies,, :thank you_ for the delicious lunch and fellowship hour.-- Thank you to those who were there and to those who could not attend, but shared. our sorrow with sympathy cards and _phone calls. We are truly thankful for wonderful neighbours and friends. - The Fam- ily of Anna Dolmage 47-03x1 . ange in hours discussed County level DALE We the family of the.iate Vernon Dale would like to thank family, friends and neighbours for the flowers, fwd and cards sent to our homes dur- ing the loss Qf our fa- ther and grandfather: Thank -you ,:to Father Gillespie and the St. James Choir for ;, the beautiful service and: singing for dad. To the ladies CWL, thank -you for_.the wonderful meal served after mass. To Ross and Troy thank - you for making a diffi- cult time much easier for the family. Your thoughtfulness will nev- er be forgotten. - Rick, Sherry, Kim, Karen, Bill and families 47-03x1 PLEASE NOTE 4 • Coun. Demaray is wondering whether a change in li brary hours is in order. , Demaray says some constituents in his home munici- pality are displeased with the Howick-branch library- hour changes. County librarian Beth ROSS reports the hour changes arrived on the heels of a countywi4e library -services sur- �ey - - r'J:._ w #.�Sii-A►..- .3• • .3 2 1c !!2,"_:'tc.. The warden pledged the issue would be further dis- cussed at the next library -board meeting, set for 9 a.m., Jan. 20. Sign for the Times Coun. Ben Van Diepenbeek reports his home munici- p of Ashfield -Colborne -W wa losh_ is interested.in pun ing some of the county's newly designed signs. onom is evelopment officer Mike Pullen says the county � s . open to cost-sharing opportunities for new sig- nage for interested lower tiers. - Pullen says one` obstacle . for erecting s _ age is the. county cannot erect signs on ,provincial hi : o ways since they do not have jurisdiction. The county can, however, erect signs in .hamlets, like St. Helen's, and' along county Van Diepenbeek says she is pleased-�AC can acquire new through..- cod s since the m nicipality 1 . long been tellrit g about new signage but the pric- roved too high. B seemed quite : affor't able," adds Van Diepen-. ioAdB. Interviews Underway Council `learned Sherri . $ezaire began a position as a manager for the Huron County Health Unit, effective Dec. 11, after years of service as $supervisor. Two other manager positions are set to be filled this month. The Health Unit is also in the final stages of hiring an epidemiology -that is expected to begin working by January's end: • WED. JAN. 14 $-1t a.m. Walk for WeIlneu Program, Seaforth arena. 1-3 p.m. Parents & Tot Play & Skate, Seaforth Arena . 1-4 p.m. Seniors Shuffleboard at Seaforth Arena •• • THURS. JAN. 15 810 a.m. Walk for Wellness Program, Seaforth Arena Hall , 10-11:30 a.m. Move and Groove, Seaforth Co-operative . Children's Centre .=V g► :., • FRI. JAN. 16 �, .a 10:00 Rural Response for Healthy Children Morning Out Program, Bethel Bible Church, Seaforth 11-11:30 a.m. Play and Learn, Brussels Community Centre 10:31.11:31 a.m. Preschool Stotydnre; Seaforth Library fps • • ix.�'�'� • AtI iV''; A3N1.1 $-10 a.m. Walk for Wellness, Seaforth Arena Hall. 9:30-11:30 a.m. Alphabet Soup, Grey Central School 1:30 p.m. Senior euchre at Seaforth Legion • WES. IAN. 20.. 840 a.m. Walk For Wellness Progrram, Seaforth Arena ,LLQ 4_Y< • WED. JAN. 21 8-10 a.m. Walk for Wellness Program, Seaforth Anna. 1.3 p.m. Parents & Tots Play and Skate, Seaforth Arena , - 1-4 p.m. Seniors Shuffleboard at Seaforth Arena 7:30 p.m. General Cancer Support Group, Seaforth Manor, 100 James St., Seaforth. Info: 1-800-294-0086 etio.powlit 6114114W to elhow eater at - 1104274/10, or ilat to Coity w i Crlmr, The Sox Mk asahlita, OalM'sM►1f�iMC , wolf M who** at m. artfedand IAN, igloo MINI of 400Wits f koala ao*. Spam Air Ms dainOtott by The Myron .4 •