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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2009-01-28, Page 1729. TENDERS 29. TENDERS Bluewater Area Family Health Team Request_ For PreQualifications Interested general contractors are requested to submit their qualifications for the renovation to the existing 3530 sf office at 43 Main Street in Zurich, Ontario, NOM 21'0 for the i3luewater Area Family Health Team clinic., tet- -- �: �� •., "} F' t � . '��: t.'.nr�.. • SCOPEtrr t Y t The scope of work will include interior demolition, minor structural changes,` new fixed interior partitions, doors, new and renovated plumbing, minor HVAC changes, minor electrical changes, and minor exterior work ya.*+ '- "2'�. EN AKKER/HEIMPEL Brent and Heather are thrilled to announce the birth of their son, Hunter Grant on January 20, 2009. Hunter is a little brother to L6gan and Av- ery, a third grandchild for Don and Sue Heimpel of Mannheim and Ben and Arlene van den Akker of Egmondville, a third great grandchild for Rita 8=`e -'�..1 .ti-, s..__-l..e�s a- -.4_ ... i^` Y!'`--d-Ey„r:,si4?!'� �• . A.�;:. +tom-�'--"...'_e---" f The Huron P Ex ositor • January 28 , 2009 Poge17 47. CARDS OF THANKS CARTER Our Mother had many fine qualities and talents. Her wonderful memories are our treasures. They are etched in our hearts forever. We sincerely thank the nursing staff at Seaforth Community Hospital. God chooses special people with caring and skillful qualities to deliver the compassion to those in their care. Her short stay at the Seaforth Manor was well received. She particu- larly enjoyed the food and she commented often that she certainly had noth- Carey of Wellesley and a fifth great-grandchild fort: ing to complain about. Thank you to the staff at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Erma Williamson of Brussels.43-05x1 `h. Home and to Rev. Gould for your comforting words. Thank you •to the ladies at Northside for the enjoyable lunch. Our fellowship there with family and friends are pleasant memories. To Charlynn, Beth, Mary, Joyce and Courtney who prepared the great meal for our family on Tuesday evening, thank you is not adequate. It was delicious! To all who brought food to our homes and sent condolences in many forms, thank you. These are all reminders of the caring people in our midst. We will be tprever -grateful for those cherished memories. - The Carter- Family 47-05-1 46. IN MEMOHIAM CHUR WARD: 1 _, memory of Gord, who passed away Jan. _ 30, 2004. We treasure the past, With memories that will always last..�£3: - Lovingly remembered by Lois and family 46-05x 1 Description of similar relevant projectscompleted in the last 10 years A list of personnel to be assigned to the project Proof o tng or equivalent surety, The Miler ifterVell the:Oght.tOlteeept Or feject any or all sariitals. Request for Prequaltfication's must be sitbmitted_to Bluewater Area Family Health Team, c/o Ann Brabender, 10 East Street, Mich, Ontario by 12.00 noon ELrn'. day, February 6, 2009 in It sealed envelope.. ; EATLEY, Dyke: July 16th, 1911 - Janu- ary 30th, 1998 God saw you: getting tired When a cure was not to be So he wrapped his arms around you, -And whispered come tome You didn't deserve what you went through So he gave you rest God's garden must be beautiful He only takes the best And when 1 saw you sleeping So peaceful and free from pain could not wish you back To suffer that again Lovingly remem- bered by daughter Jill 46-05x1 42 DEATHS RESIDENTIAL MORT- GAGES ORTGAGES - Are banks „giving giving you static? Then gall - Mortgage Net- work, 86 Albert St., Clinton, On. 519-482- 7675, 1-866-623-0589. Your key to getting a low mortgage rate up to 1.5% less than bank posted 5 yr. rate. 3-'�9xtf • SSIFI.ED. DEADLINES Bang in your "gently used vases. co/ntalners and baskets. 'ELLIOTT-TAYLOR, Viola: Peacefully at Chateau Gardens in London, Ontario on Sunday, January 25, 2009, Viol,a Mae Elliott -Taylor (nee Pepper) of London and formerly of Seaforth at the age of 86. Wife of the late James Elliott and the late Harold .Taylor. Dear mother of Julene and her husband Don Riley of Bryanston, Marie Baker of Exeter and predeceased by her daughter Lois ElIiott.Lovingly remembered by her grandchildren,Carlin Riley and his wife Shannon of Bryanston,Alanna and her husband David"DeForrest Carrie Lynn and her husband Muhammad Amjad and Corey Baker all' of London and seven great-grandchildren. Sister and sister-in-law of Edith Rutter of Bloomfield, Eleanor Falconer and Gladys Riehl both of Clin- ton and Sadie and Alec Whitfield of -London and Bob and Jean Elliott of Tavistock. Also survived by many nieces and nephew$. Predeceased by three brothers Harold, Norman and Clifford Pepper and by brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law Edna Pepper, Percy Rutter,Frank Falconer,Bill Riehl and Lillian Mercer.Friends will be received at Falconer Funer- al Homes Ltd. - Clinton Chapel, 153 High Street, Clinton (519-482-9521) on .)liednesday, January 28,2009 from 11:00 a.m. until the hour of. service at 1:00 p.m.Spring Interment,Clinton Cemetery. As expressions of sympathy, the family would ap- preciate memorial donations to. Chateau Gardens Memorial Fund. 42-05x l cc fi ADVERTISING DEADLINE 4:00 FRIDAY 43. BIRTHS - T MCLLWAIN-MOORE Carrie and Brad are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Jacob James McLlwain Moore, 5 lbs. 15 ozs. and Olivia Lila McLiwain Moore, 6 lbs.14 ozs. on Friday,. January 16th, 2009 at 8:30 p.m. and 8:33 p.m. respectively at North York Gen- eral Hospital. Jacob and Olivia are welcomed by proud grandparents Grandma Donna McLlwain of Goderich, Grandpa Jim McLlwain of Mitchell, Nana Jan Warner Moore of London, Grandpa Jim Moore of Zurich, Auntie Andrea Moore and Uncle Dean Wilmot of Toronto, and Auntie Cathy Wade and Uncle Kevin McLlwain of Goderich and many friends and family. 43-05x11,�. STiNNISSEN, Helena: In memory of Helena a loving wife, mother, Mother-in-law, and grandma who died on January. 24th, 2006. Never more than a thought away, Quietly remembered everyday, No need for words ex- cept to say, Still loved, still missed in every way. - Love Arnold, Pete, Mike, Arni, Ida and: their families 4605-1 OLDFIELD: In loving memory of John Old- field who left us 4 years ago on Feb. 2, 2005. We thought of you with love today, But that Is nothing neW We thought about you yesterday And • the days before that too. We think of you in si- lence We remember how you look Now all we have are memories And your pictures in 'our book Your - memory is our keepsake With which we'll never part God has you in his keeping We have you In our hearts. - Sadly missed, wife Leona and son Brian 46-05x 1 WOLFE, Ma January 31st -is ap- proaching Some days it seems like eternity And some like it was yesterday But our memories are always with us. - Love Wayne, Kristin, Brad and Michelle 46- 05xlcc 1- 47. CARDS OF THANKS DALTON The family of the -late Murray (Dick, 'Ham- mer) Dalton would like to thank familyand friends for your lov- ing support during hit illness and our loss. Every kind act be it a word, . card, floral trig- ute, food or monetary donation is deeply ap- predated, Thank you to the Egmondville United Church ladies for the lunch prodded. To Pastor Hildebrand your compassion and words to us all are appreciated. To Chris Smith, your expertise was greatly - appreci- ated. To all the Honou- rary Pallbearers: Ray Anstett, Clayton Mizen, John Adam, Frank Nigh, and Frank Hul- ley; Pallbearers: James Martin, Chris Mar- tin, Dan Dalton, Tyler Dalton, Troy Hopkins tgrandsons) and Carl Finkbeiner (nephew); and flower bearers: Robyn DeBus, Tyna Aubrey and Jenessa Dalton (granddaugh- ters), Thank.. You: Spe- cial thanks to Lois Au- brey, Donna Hopkins (daughters) and Helen Adam (sister-in-law) for sharing their memories and thoughts. To all the dedicated professional staff who cared for him at Seaforth Manor, St. Elizabeth Health Coreg Huron Hospice. - and Seaforth Community' Hospital. We truly ap- preciate all you did to make him and us feel cared for.- Janet, Di- anne, Roy, Ron, Donna, Lois and Larry 47-05x1 ZETTEL We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks for the love and support we received from our relatives, friends and neighbours, for their acts of kindness, the me- morial donations, flowers, cards, messages, visits and food brought to our homes following the passing of our dearly loved husband, step -father, step - grandfather and friend. Thanks to the Perth County Paramedics who had to respond to my call for help on such a stormy night. To Kathy, for her support at that horrible time, To the doctor and nurses at Seaforth Community Hospi- tal for their care and understanding at such a difficult time. Jared and Lyle from Horizon Pro Health, thank you for your regular deliveries of supplies for the past 5 1/2 years. To Ross Ribey and staff for their personal guidance and compassion. To the pallbearers, to Roseanne and Elizabeth, as flower bearers. To Bruce Bauer for his comforting message and the ladies of Mitch- ell Jehovah'e Witness congregation for their lovely lunch. Special thanks to Tom, James,: -Bruce, Morley and Gladys for the musical tribute to John "Smile Awhile' - till me we 'meet again. THANK YOU TO ALL. Your thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. John's memory will live on in. -our hearts forever. His Musical talents will be missed by many at Tuesday Tunes, Back Forty Fiddlers and the Staffa Old Tyme Band. - June and the Saidivar Family 47-05x1 • • Design K Printing available A great Avenue for flyer ilistriliut'.on. MUIR• I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to everyone for the phone calls, flowers and cards in the loss of my brother Murray (Dick) Dalton.- Doris 47-05x1 0, Huron Expositor • 519-521-0240 •••••e••ia•••e • WED. JAN. 28 8-10 'a.m. Walk for Wellness Program, Seaforth arena. 1-3 p.m. Parents & Tot Play & Skate, Seaforth Arena 1.4 p.m. Seniors Shufiebta rd at Seaforth Arena • 11FIEURS. JAN. 29 8-14 a.m. Walk for Wellness Program, Seaforth Arena Hall 10-11:30 a.m. Move. and Groove, Seaforth Co-operative Children's Centre • FRI. JAN. 30 10:00 •.m. Rural Response for Healthy Children Morning Out Program, Bethel Bible Church, Seaforth 10-11:310 a.m. Play, and Learn, Brussels Community Centre 10:30-11:30 a.m. Preschool Storytime, Seaforth Library • • • event f AMON to other $oaforth woo the et 5194274240, or mg the ktfonnation to Community Wanda', rho Huron , Sox 69, lioaforth, Ontario, NOK moil In advance of the scheduled data. Free listing includes date, tint% mune of event and location only. Spa** for Community Wonder is donated by The Huron Expottitor. • :MON. FEB. 2 8-10 s.m. Walk for Wellness, Seaforth Arena Hall. ` 9:30-11:31s,m. Alphabet Soup, Grey Central School - 1:30 p.m. Senior euchre at Seaforth Legion • TUES. FEB. 3 8-10 a.m. Walk For Wellness Program, Seaforth Arena • LVED. FEB. 4 8-18 a.m. Walk for Wellness Progratn,Seaforth l ena. 4 44.