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The Citizen, 2006-08-17, Page 7Serving the Lakeshore... and beyond! • Kitchens • Vanities • Entertainment Units • Bedrooms • Home Offices • Wall Beds Announcement We are pleased to announce the addition of Bob Smyth, to our award winning team. Bob brings 29 years of kitchen design experience in Europe, Toronto and Huron County. He welcomes his past Bob Smyth - clients & friends to contact Design Consultant him at... West Coast kitchens... 50 West St. Goderich 440-0352 Goderich & District Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Award 2006 Email: weslcoastkit@cabletv.onca Linda Reaume Design Consultant CIa advertl publi hed The are now availabl website www.nci•thh 416 Eap 4'inenia-10 034) Make Your Own Beer, Wine, Coolers and Fruit Wine (C5rero here or az home/ RIP 84 Kingston St., GODERICH 524-2323 re Last weekend, Bob invited his friends over to help lacquer his floors. It was a blast. The vapours from flammable solvents can easily ignite if they come into contact --------• -- with sparks or open flame. They should only be used in well ventilated areas that are free from all ignition sources — including pilot lights. Reunited Fifteen former pupils of SS #5 Morris school from the early 1940s, and their spouses attended a reunion at the Belgrave Women's Institute Hall on Saturday. Special guests were Theresa (Cummings) Peters of Green Valley, Arizona, and her sister-in-law Mrs. Bernard Cummings. A former teacher, Mrs. Dorothy Thornton was unable to attend due to a prior committment. The afternoon was spent reminiscing and taking photos. It culminated with a catered roast beef dinner. Back row, from left: Eileen (Holmes) McLellan, Glen Van Camp, Gladys (Campbell) Van Camp, John Spivey, Marg (Mrs. Bernard) Cummings, Wilfred Spivey, Pat (Anderson) Hunking, Ivan Armstrong. Front: Irene (Smith) Lamont, Clare Van Camp, Theresa (Cummings) Peters, Amy (Smith) McCrea, Della (Armstrong) Veen, and Norman Young. (Vicky Bremner photo) ENT Huron Family Health Team Seaforth To residents without a family physician: If you or a family member does not now have a family physician, the Huron Family Health Team in Seaforth is expected to begin shortly. A Family Health Team is an approach to primary health care that brings together different health care providers to co-ordinate the highest possible quality care to patients. The goal of the Huron Family Health Team in Seaforth is to provide all Huron County residents ready access to a health care professional. As it begins, the team is gathering information across Huron County and area of anyone not now having a family physician. Registration does not guarantee immediate service. This stage will first gather the information to determine the medical skills necessary to implement the Team. As residents register, visits to a health care professional will be arranged. The Team will make appointments first for those already on physicians' and clinic waiting lists. Anyone without a family physician is encouraged to register. To voluntarily register, be prepared to provide for each resident - name, 911 address, mailing address, nearest town, postal code, phone number, birthdate. The information gathered will be used solely by the Family Health Team. To register, phone: 519.887.8886, 519.527.2431, or 519.440.6020. Forms are also available at the Seaforth and Brussels Libraries or printable from the frontpage of website www.huroneast.com. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 2006. PAGE 7. Bill Coultes recently returned home after being a patient at Stratford and District Hospital and Wingham and District Hospital. Friends and neighbours wish Bill a speedy recovery. Dorothy Watson of Forest was a guest for a few days at the home of Jean Pattison and also spent time with other relatives. On Tuesday afternoon, July 25 Pat Hunking welcomed everyone to the over-80 birthday party held at Knox United Church. There were more than 40 people who had turned 80 or more and guests attending to help celebrate the occasion. Pat introduced each person. Donna Shaw and Louise Bosman gave readings. Ellen Cook played the piano and Brittany Purdon played the harmonica with Alf Nichol accompanying on the piano. Everyone joined in singing Happy Birthday and the United Church Women Evening Unit served cake and ice cream. Fellowship was enjoyed as well as many sing-songs with Freda Johnston at the piano. Friends, neighbours and relatives extend sincere sympathy to Lillian Campbell and to all the Campbell and Bruce families on the recent loss of Lorne Campbell. - We will all miss him as will the entire community, which he served so loyally all his life. Lorne was really a special person who was loved by everyone who met him. His quiet manner and gentle smile were integral parts of his bersonality, together with his ability to serve the community in numerous ways and always without claiming recognition for his actions. His life was truly an example to all of us. Greatly though he will be missed, we shall all treasure the Many wonderful memories which will remain with us forever. A Service of Thanksgiving for the Life of Lorne was held at Knox United Church on July 31 with Rev. Ethel Miner Clare officiating. Hymns that were sung included, I Was There to Hear Your Borning Cry, In the Bulb There is a Flower and Great is Thy Faithfulness. These were accompanied by Elizabeth Procter. Memories of Lome were given by Ross Procter. Nancy Jardin read scripture from Isaiah 49: 13-16 and Rev. John Roberts read from Luke 12: 22-31. The choir sang The Lord Is My Shepherd. Following the interment in Brandon Cemetery, the Campbell family invited everyone to join them for a time of food and fellowship at the WI Hall. The community extends sincere sympathy to Allan and Cindy MacDonald and Adam and Corey and all the Campbell and MacDonald families in the loss of Tara. On Thursday, Aug. 3 many attended the service in Celebration of the Life, Love and Relationship of Tara MacDonald held at the Wingham United Church with Rev. Wayne Beamer officiating. The pallbearers were Adam and Corey MacDonald, Danielle Campbell, Meagan Tervit, Kris MacDonald and Cole Campbell. The flowerbearers were Steffany Heifer, Bridget Blake, Krista Sanderson, Jacenta Peel, Keri Haskins and Jori Willits. Hymns that were sung included In the Bulb There is a Flower and in the Quiet Curve of Evening. Words of Remembrance were given by Tracey Edgar and Debbie Miller. Shelley Reinhardt sang a solo entitled Angel accompanied by Jeff Hawkins at the piano. The scripture readings were taken from Micah 6: 8 and Psalm 139. The Gospel lesson was Matthew 5: 1-12. The choir sang a selection accompanied by Hilda Grant. This was followed by the Prayer of Thanksgiving and The Lord's Prayer. Only the immediate family attended the interment. Others were invited to the hall downstairs for a time of fellowship and reminiscence. Allen and Cindy invited everyone back to their home. The community extends congratulations to Scott Folkard, son of Nancy and Gordon Folkard. Scott graduated from Conestoga College in May as a Certified Civil Engineering Technologist. He is currently employed with Bel Air Lumber in Bolton. Visitation was held from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 5 at the McBurney Funeral Home for John Anderson. Friends, neighbours and relatives attended to pay their last respects. The funeral followed with Rev. Cathrine Campbell officiating. Bruce Whitmore, lay minister of Walton gave an inspiring eulogy on the life of John. Two hymns were sung with Joan Kirkham of Armou, a friend of Lois's accompanying. Interment was in Brandon Cemetery. Lunch and fellowship followed at Knox United Church, Belgrave with the United Church Women catering. The community extends sincere sympathy to Lois and all families in the loss of John. Bill and Muriel Coultes and all their family are really proud of their granddaughter Laura Matheson and her father Mark. Mark is a manager and Laura a pitcher for the Palmerston Marlin Provincial Ladies Softball team. Two weeks ago Laura pitched three out of five winning games during the qualifiers in Stratford and gain pitched two winning games in the Provincial finals held this past, held this past weekend in Cobourg. They went undefeated in both tournaments. The team will now advance to the Eastern Canada finals in two weeks in Truro, Nova Scotia.