The Times Advocate, 2004-03-17, Page 19Wednesday,March 17, 2004
Exeter Times—Advocate
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Community Living Announcements
105 Cards of Thanks 106 In Memoriam
SEATON - The family of the
late Bob Seaton would like to
say thank you to everyone for
the outpouring of condolence
which we received. All the
cards, flowers, food and kind
words were overwhelming and
much appreciated. To every-
one who made a donation to
Jesse's Journey, which held a
special place in Bob's heart, a
big thank you. To all of our
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours who stood by us through
the tough times of the last three
years, thank you. You will
never know how this touched
us and will forever be fondly
remembered. To the large
number of people who came to
Bob's Memorial Service, it was
a fitting tribute to a kind and
generous person who had obvi-
ously touched so many lives.
To Matt and Janet Clarke,
and all the staff at Exeter
Chrysler, a huge thank you
for all your compassion and
friendship. You all went
above and beyond. You have
truly made us feel like fami-
ly. To everyone who took
time from their busy lives to
come and visit at the hospi-
tal, thank you. You made the
stay much happier and more
like a home atmosphere. To
all the staff at South Huron
Hospital, thank you. To the
staff at London Regional
Cancer Centre, thank you for
making Bob's time with me a
lot longer, happier and less
frightening. To Jo, a hug and
special thank you. To James,
thank you for all of your sup-
port and for just being you.
And last but certainly not
least, a huge thank you to
Katie and Jim. Without your
love and support, I would
never have made it through.
Bob and I certainly did a
great job of raising you. We
are so proud. (11*)
VOLLAND - Our family
would like to express our
heartfelt thanks to friends,
relatives and neighbours for
their many acts of kindness
through cards, masses, flow-
ers, food, donations and sup-
port during the loss of a wife,
our mother, our grandmother
and a great-grandmother. A
special thank you to an amaz-
ing lady who helped us out
tremendously, Alice Carter,
an Angel on earth. Without
you we couldn't have helped
fulfill Mom's final wishes,
we will be forever grateful.
To Dr. Hurley, Dr. Wallace
and Maggie and to Annie
Morris for their care and
home visits, we are truly
blessed to have these kinds of
medical professionals in our
community. To Dr. Nelham
who cared for mom at the
Emergency department of the
Exeter Hospital numerous
times, as well as Sherri Leis
another Angel on Earth
who's career is so much more
than a job, and who I am
proud to know. Without
these two wonderful people
Mom's battle would have
been so much more difficult.
To Joyce McBeath at the
McBeath Funeral Home,
thanks for your professional-
ism during this difficult time,
you made everything so spe-
cial. To Father Thomas
Cherusseril at St. Boniface
Roman Catholic Church for a
lovely service, and to the
CWL ladies who provided a
beautiful luncheon following
the service. Our list of
Thank You's is endless as we
go through a very difficult
time in our life, but with the
help of so many people we
will get through it and be bet-
ter people for it. We know
Mom is at peace now, no
more suffering or pain, and
she is our Guardian Angel
who will watch over us and
keep us safe. Your kindness
will never be forgotten.
Sincerely Dorothy's Family
(11*)
EATON - In loving memory of
Beatrice (England) Eaton March
9, 1982 and Gordon Eaton
March 22, 2002.
Ever in our memories.
Edith Eaton and families (11x)
FABER - In loving memory of
our dear parents and grandpar-
ents, Rochus (Feb. 25/99) &
Elizabeth (Mar. 16/01).
Remembering you is easy,
We do it every day,
But missing you is the heartache
That never goes away.
We hold you close within our
hearts
And there you will remain,
Life goes on without you
But will never be the same.
Dearly loved and sadly missed
by Russ & Anita, Scott, Dar &
family and Jeny, Mel & family
FISHER - In loving memory of
our mother Olive L. Fisher who
passed away March 18, 2002.
Although we smile and make no
fuss
No one misses her more than us.
And when old times we oft recall
That's when we miss her most of
all.
Sadly missed by Norman &
Amy Fischer & family and Don
& Amelia Dearing (11*)
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WELCOME
SPRING AT
THE EXETER
LEGION ROAST
BEEF DINNER
Catered by the
Ladies Auxiliary
SUNDAY
MARCH 21, 2004
5:00-7:00 P.M.
Adults $10.00
Children 12 & under
$6.00
Tickets available:
•At the Legion
• From members
• Order by phone
237-3895
W PARENTING
THE
ATTENTION
DEFICIT
HYPERACTIVE
(ADHD) CHILD
8 Session Course
March 29 - May 31,
2004
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Goderich District
Collegiate Institute
260 South Street,
Goderich, ON
Cost $75.00
To Register call
LEARNING DISABILITIES
ASSOCIATION -
LONDON REGION
(519) 438-6213 or
Email jmjones@linkd.net
www.ldalr.on.ca
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LOOK WHO
TURNS ZO!!
The difference between the impossible and the
possible lies in a man's determination... TOMMY LASORDA
Love from your family
PBUck & ])Oe for
ADAM JEAN &
MELISSA HARTY
Sat. Mar. 27
HENSALL DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
8 p.m.- 1 a .m.–$5 per person
• Food •Drinks • Games • Prizes
AGE OF MAJORITY ONLY!
Village Collectabies
CLOSIWG SALE
EVERYTHING MUST GO!
• STOCK • DISPLAYS
• FIXTURES
MON. MAR. 22
TO SAT. MAR. 27
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or by appt.
17 Goshen St. N. Zurich
236-4797
Huron Hurricanes Aquatic Club
is offering a Spring Session of the
"I CAN SWIM PROGRAM"
Beginning March 22nd, 2004.
This program is geared for children aged 4
and up who want to learn to swim
all four strokes well,
in a swim team environment.
For info and registration call:
236-7158 or
482-3544
Is 40
Over the Hill or Not?
Let Tracy at Scotiabank
know on March 22nd.
Happy r ay
from your concerned
husband & daughter
Zurich Bean Festival
ANNUAL MEETING
Mar. 17 - 7:30 p.m.
ZURICH FIRE HALL
All service groups who worked at the
2003 event must send a representative
to collect their 2003 donation.
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St. Marys Downtown Merchants
Association, McCully's Hill Farm e'r
Tourism St. Marys presents
The &weeteQt story
Ever Told
The St. Marys Sugarbush
Experience
Saturday, March 27 from 10 am - 4 pm
Sunday, March 28 from 12 noon - 4 pm
Great shopping pancake breakfasts, maple treats,
live entertainment & storytellers.
McCully's Hill Farm offers horsedrawn sugarbush rides
and a diverse selection of products.
For further information, please contact Tourism St. Marys (519) 284-3500
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LUCAN
ANTIQUE
SHOW
Lucan Community Centre
Richmond Street North - Hwy 4
20 minutes north of London
March 20 & 21, 2004
10 am to 5 pm / Admission $4.00
30 antiques and collectibles dealers
buying and selling a wide range of top
quality antiques and unusual collectibles
Gadsden Promotions Ltd
Information 1-800-667-0619