Huron Expositor, 2001-07-18, Page 9LARGE AUCTION
MON., JULY 23, 7 PM
(viewing at 6 PM)
ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE VETERANS HALL
(formerly Knights of Columbus)
LORNE AVE., STRATFORD
JEWELLERY AND ESTATE JEWELLERY: over 100 items including larg-
er diamond solitaire rings 1.83, 2.60, 1.05 carats. Platinum/18K unique
diamond neckpiece - 4 carats. Dinner ring with an 8.70 carat and 14 dia-
monds. Jewellery pieces from estates, 18K jewellery with fabulous ruby/
diamond ring. Gent's 18K diamond ring - 3.25 carats. Custom designed
diamond tennis bracelet. Chains, bracelets, earrings, rings, brooches
many with diamonds. Loose unset gemstones. Partial list.
COLLECTABLES: Limited edition prints, open edition prints, and origi-
nal art including Trish Romance, Robert Bateman, and others. Collection
of Royal Doulton figurines - Heather, Kate, Rose, Premiere, Hostess of
Williamsburg, Adrienne, Michelle, Fleur, Jacqueline, Goody Two Shoes,
Marie, Belle, others. Bohemian crystal miniatures, Royal Dux figurines,
estate glass and china.
COINS: featuring Canada 1914 $5, Canada 1913/14 $10, Canada
1909/11/18 sovereigns, French, Austrian, British, Dutch and other world
gold coins. Canada silver dollars from 1935. Group lots of Canada deci-
mal World coins. Coin sets (Canada and the world). USA dollars and col-
lector's sets. Paper money 1923/35/37 etc. Mint issues/sets.
EXQUISITE PERSIAN CARPETS: A great collection of handknotted
Persian wool rugs highlighted by rare Yalmeh and Sarouk carpets, very
fine Tafresh, Mashad 10' x 6'8", Nahavan 13'5" x 3'5" runner, Sarouk run-
ner 10'3" x 3'7", Ileriz l l' x 3'5", very fine Serapi 8'5" x 6'6", pair of
Bakhtiari room size rugs, Shiraz 9' x 6'5", nice Kashan 11'8" x 8'8",
Caucasian Shirvaz and tribal rugs - approx. 30 rugs.
FURNITURE: Oak bowfront china cabinet, oak pressed back armed rock-
ing chair, mahogany and glass "Cocoa" cabinet, ornate cheval mirror,
solid wood Victorian style parlour or hall table, "Tiffany" style leaded
glass lamp, occasional tables, solid wood jewellery chest.
SALE CONDUCTED UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES BY
JIM HALL AUCTIONS 519-332-6111
39. Educational
39 Educational
Festival School of fairling
535 11urOn SIrcct, Stratford
We are now accepting registrations
for our Fall classes
•Make -Up Artistry & Nail
Technology offered at
no extra charge
Salon open to the public at
discount rates
Financial assistance for those who qualify
For further information call 271-9551
40. Lost & Found
LOST: In the Seaforth area a Aix
year old female cat, calico (mainly
grey and white), very timid. Phone
519-527-0532. 40-29x1
LOST: 750 pound red -brown
Limosine beef cattle in Seaforth-
Tuckersmith area. If sighted please
call 519-522-1130 or 519-527-1275
and leave a message. 40-29x1
42 Deaths
BISBACK, Gus: On Wednesday,
July 11, 2001, at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, Calvin Gustave
Bisback of R.R. #4, Seaforth, in his
57th year. Beloved husband of
Patricia (Edward) Bisback. Dear
brother of Phil Bisback of Seaforth.
Predeceased by his parents,
Gustave and Irene (Rolph) Bisback.
A funeral service was held at
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home,
Seaforth, on Saturday, July 14,
2001 at 11 a.m. Rev. Nicholas
Vandermey officiated. Pallbearers
were Phil Bisback, Tracy Bisback,
Ed Bezaire, Paul Hildebrand,
Robert Glanville and Ron
Vercruyssen. Interment in
Egmondville Cemetery. Memorial
donations to The Arthritis Society
would be appreciated as expres-
sions of sympathy. 42-29-1
BURNS, Joseph P.: Mr. Joseph
Peter Burns, 76, of R.R. 2, Staffa,
passed away at his residence on
Sunday, July 15, 2001. He farmed
in Hibbert Township and enjoyed
country music jamborees. He was a
member of St. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church, Dublin. Beloved
husband of Evangeline (Groulx)
Burns. Dear father of Claudette
Elliott of RR 2, Staffa and Jeannette
Burley and her friend, Roger
Hanmer of Woodstock. Loving
grandfather of eight grandchildren
and fifteen great grandchildren.
Dear brother of Kenneth Bums of
Goderich, Jean Holzhauer of
Cambridge, Harry Burns and his
wife Lorene of Fenelon Falls, Rose
Kavanaugh and her husband Jerry
of Tecumseh and Fergus Bums and
his ,yvife Rena of Hamilton. Dear
brother-in-law of Louise St. Jean
and her husband Emmanuel of
Astorville, Rita Cook and her hus-
band Russell of Stratford, Marcel
Groulx and his wife Mabel of R.R. 5,
Stratford, Oscar Groulx and his wife
Rachel of Albin, Phillip Groulx and
his wife Evelyn of North Bay, Louis
Groulx and his wife Rejeanne of
North Bay, Beatrice Paulin and her
husband Roger of New Brunswick,
Andy Groulx and his wife Theresa
of North Bay, Anita Groulx of
Callender and Dory Pare of
Smithville. Also surviving are a
number of nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by his parents Daniel
and Elizabeth (Kenny) Burns;
father-in-law and mother-in-law
Dolphis and Alma (Ouellette)
Groulx; brothers Daniel Bums and
Leo Pare; brothers-in-law Joseph
Morrison and George Holzhauer;
sister•in-law'Agnes Bums; sons-in-
law Art Burley (1996) and Frank
Elliott (2001) and a granddaughter
Jeannine Elliott (1965). Friends
were received at the Lockhart
Funeral Home. 109 Montreal St.,
Mitchell on Tuesday 3:30-5 and 7-9
p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be
celebrated at St. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church, Dublin on
Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. with Rev.
Maurice Charbonneau - celebrant.
Interment in St. Patrick's Cemetery.
Memorial donations to Community
Care Access, Cancer Society or the
charity of one's choice would be
appreciated. Parish prayers were
offered at the funeral home on
Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. 42-29xlcc
43. Births
McMICHAEL
To Anthony and Krista, a son,
Brandon Anthony. A brother for Tyler
and Chloe, bom June 9, 2001 in
Stratford Hospital. Grandparents are
Brian and Heather McMichael and
Mr. and Mrs. David Mulholland,
Stratford. Great grandparents are
Lois McMichael, Seaforth and Ross
McMichael, Oil City. 4329x1
NASH
Proud parents Bob and Eileen Nash
and big brother Jared are very
pleased to announce the safe arrival
of Rachel Renee bom at Stratford
General Hospital on July 7, 2001
weighing 8 lbs. 3 oz. Proud grand-
parents are Bob and Ruth Duffy of
Dublin and smiling down from
Heaven, James and Ginette Nash.
43-29x1
WALSH (DELANEY)
Brad and Jayne Walsh of
Egmondville are thrilled to announce
the birth of their second daughter,
Evelyn Jayne, bom in Stratford on
Sunday, July 8, 2001 at 1:33 a.m.
weighing 8 lbs. 2 oz. Evelyn is wel-
comed home by her big sister
Kristen. Her special grandparents
are Mary Ellen and Joe Delaney,
Dublin and Shirley and Bill Walsh,
Stratford. 43-29x1
46 In Memoriam
VAN DYK: With treasured memories
of our special Mom, Grandma and
Great -Grandma, Margaret Van Dyk,
who passed away one year ago, July
23, 2000.
God saw you getting tired,
When a cure was not to be,
So he closed his arms around you,
And whispered "Come to Me."
A golden heart stopped beating,
Your gentle hands at rest.
PRICE: In loving memory of Ann,
who passed away one year ago, July
22, 2000.
This day is remembered and quietly
kept,
No words are needed we will never
forget.
For deep in our hearts you will
always stay.
Remembered each and every day.
- Lovingly remembered by Myles,
Brian and Keith 46-29-1
VAN DYK: In loving memory of
Margaret Van Dyk, a great mother
and Grandma who passed away
one year ago on July 23, 2000.
In tears we watched you sinking,
We watched you fade away.
Our hearts were almost broken.
You fought so hard to stay.
But when we saw you sleeping,
So peacefully from pain.
We could not wish you back,
To suffer that again.
God saw you getting tired,
When a cure was not to be,
So He closed His arms around you.
And whispered "Come to Me."
You did not deserve what you went
through,
And so He gave you rest,
God's garden must be beautiful,
For He only takes the best.
It broke my heart to lose you,
But you did not go alone,
For part of me went with you,
To God's garden, your new home.
Also, Theodore Van Dyk (our Dad
and Grandpa) who was truly some-
one special who passed away 22
years ago on February 16, 1979.
- Always remembered with love and
sadly missed by Mary and Danny,
Marg, Connie and Mike, Ken and
Margie Ed, ,Ted and Leanne, Wilma
and Rich, Rosie and Mike, Linda and
Andrew, Steve and Jessica and their
families. 46-29x1
LEEMING, Cecilia: In loving memo-
ry of a dear mother, mother-in-law
and grandmother who passed away
4 years ago, July 22, 1997
Though her smile is gone forever
and her hand we cannot touch,
Still we have the memory of the one
we loved so much.
We think of you in silence, we often
speak your name,
But all we have are memories and
your picture in a frame.
Your resting place we visit and put
flowers with care,
But no one knows the heartache as
we turn and leave you there.
Life must go on, we know it's true,
But its not the same since we lost
you.
- Sadly missed and forever in our
thoughts. - Dan, Pete, Terri,
Nicholas, Jacob, Cathy, Brad, Aaron
and Tyler. 46-29x1
God broke our hearts to prove to us,
He only takes the best.
In tears we saw you sinking,
We watched you fade away,
Our hearts were almost broken,
You fought so hard to stay,
But when we saw you sleeping,
Peacefully and free from pain,
We could not wish you back,
To suffer that again.
So keep your arms around her Lord,
And give her special care,
Make up for all she suffered,
That seemed to us so unfair.
So many times we needed you,
So many times we cried,
If love could have saved you,
You never would have died.
- Lovingly remembered and missed
every day by Marg, Jason, Kyle,
Brad, Michelle, James and Alexis
46-29x1
47. Cards of Thanks
Thank you goes out to Dr. Hancock,
Dr. Blaine and all the nurses, espe-
cially Karen and Sandy at Stratford
General Hospital for all their help
during and after the delivery of
Rachel Renee. I would like to take
this opportunity to thank all the fami-
ly and friends for taking care of Jared
these past few months. A special
thanks to my mom and dad for all
their loving support and great care I
received while in their home, the
weekly trips to Stratford, your meals
on wheels and all your prayers were
obviously what the doctor ordered.
Mom and Dad, I will never forget
this. Thank you. - Eileen 47-29x1
MCCALLUM
I would like to thank everyone for
flowers, cards, visits and phone calls
while I was in South Huron Hospital
and since returning home. A special
thanks also to the doctors and nurs-
es. - Art 47-29x1
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Correspondents
Barbecues part
of summer
at Queensway
The volunteer auxiliary met
July 2 and previewed the July
calendar and special dates in
August. Some big events
residents are looking forward to
in the coming weeks are the
annual trip to Gaschos Pond
July 25, an ice cream social
with entertainment by John
Heaman on July 29 and the
annual trip to Bill Gibson's
garden party on August 20.
Residents are also enjoying
the weekly outdoor barbecue
on the patio this summer.
Church services in the past
two weeks have been led by
Shirley Luther and Rev. Pirie
Mitchell of Hensall United
Church. Beiva Fuss, our
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Community Calendar
Wed. July 18
12 noon -1:00 pm. — Aquatic
Fitness at Seaforth Lions Pool
1:30-4:00 pm. — Senior
Shuffleboard at the Community
Centres
6:30-8:00 pm — Adult Beginner
Tennis Lessons at the Tennis
Courts
6:30-7:00 pm. — Junior Soccer at
the Optimist Park (Seaforth
Houseleague)
6:30-7:30 pm. — Intermediate
Soccer at the Optimist Park
(Seaforth Houseleague)
7:30-8:30 pm. — Senior Soccer
at the Optimist Park (Seaforth
Houseleague)
8:00-9:30 pm. — Adult Advanced
Tennis Lessons at the Tennis
Courts
Thurs. July 19
9:00 a.m. — Babysitting Course at
Children's Centre.
9:00-10:00 am. - Fitness is Fun with
Drusilla Leitch at the Arena
9:00-10:30 am. - Youth Beginner
Tennis Lessons at Tennis Courts
10:30-12-00 noon. - Youth
Advanced Tennis Lessons at the
Tennis Courts
12:00 noon - Seniors Dining at the
Community Centres
6:45-7:45 prrf} - T -Ball at the
Highschool North Diamond
FRI. July 20
10:00-11:00 am. - Summer Reading
Program at Seaforth Ubrary
Sat. July 21
Sun. July 22
Mon. July 23
12 noon -1:00 pm. - Aquatic Fitness
at Seaforth Lions Pool
7:00-8:00 pm. - Houseleague Ball at
the Highschool North Diamond
7:15 pm. - Minor Sports Council
Bingo at the Seaforth Arena
Tues. July 24
9:00 am. - Junior Golf Morning at
Seaforth Golf Club
9:00-10:00 am. - Fitness is Fun with
Drusilla Leitch at the Arena
7:30-8:30 pm. - Ladies Ball Hockey
at the Community Centres
Wed. July 25
9:30-10:30 am. Preschool
Playgroup at Northside United
Church
10:30-11:00 am. - Toylending
Library at Northside United
Church
12:00 noon -1:00 pm. - Aquatic
Fitness at Seaforth Lions Park
1:30-4:00 pm. Senior Shuffleboard
at the Community Centres
6:30-8:00 pm. - Adult Beginner
Tennis Lessons at the Tennis
Courts
6:30-7:00 pm. - Junior Soccer at the
Optimist Park (Seaforth
Houseleague)
6:30-7:30 pm. - Intermediate Soccer
at the Optimist Park (Seaforth
Houseleague)
7:30-8:30 pm. Senior Soccer at the
Optimist Park(Seaforth
Houseleague)
8:00-9:30 pm. - Adult Advanced
Tennis Lessons at the Tennis
Courts
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faithful organist, played at
both services and Marg Cole
assisted with hymn books.
Nursing home residents were
outside for their barbecue on
July 6 and retirement home
residents were outside on
July 13. Visitor Julie Ritchie
helped at the retirement home
barbecue while she was there
to see her grandmother, Isabel
O'Rourke.
Popcom, our pet therapy
dog and his owner, Paula
Townsend visited residents
the past two Wednesdays.
Residents always look
forward to Popcorn's weekly
visits.
July 5, The Nashville
Rejects provided musical
entertainment for an
appreciative group. These
four dedicated men make
music for us every other
month.
smallTALK
distributes
some new
resources
in community
"sma1ITALK, the Huron -
Perth Preschool
Speech/Language Initiative
has been distributing a number
of new resources in the
community.
In January, the program
received an additional
$126,157 from the Ministry of
Health and Long -Term Care to
further improve speech and
language services for
preschool children and assist
with their transition into
school. The funding was part
of a province -wide $6 million
enhancement for Preschool
Speech and Language
Initiatives.
"A large portion of the
money received by
smallTALK was used to
purchase therapy tools for
Speech Language
Pathologists, as well as
resources for parents
throughout Huron and Perth
counties," said Mary Louise
LaBerge, coordinator of
smaIITALK. "We are also in
the process of hiring more
service providers to enhance
the speech and language
services for children from the
time they turn five until they
are eligible to begin senior
kindergarten", she added.
smaIITALK plans to
distribute children's books to
doctors offices and other
community agencies as well as
fact sheets on a variety of
topics related to speech and
language development. The
books are intended for use by
parents and children in waiting
room areas.
"One of the goals of the
initiative is to educate the
public about the important role
parents have in promoting
their child's speech and
language development through
reading," states Heather Kane,
Public Health Nurse working
with the Initiative. "The
waiting room provides a great
opportunity for parents to read
to their child while they wait,"
she added. Reading together
is an important step toward a
child learning to talk and read
on their own, she explains. It
helps develop concentration
and attention while giving a
good example of correct
language. Reading to a child
in infancy promotes early
literacy development and she
emphasizes that it is never to
early to begin reading to your
child.
smaIITALK focuses on
prevention, finding children
with speech and language
problems early and broadening
the methods of treatment
provided by Speech Language
Pathologists.
One in ten preschool
children has a speech and
language problem. Parents
should trust their instincts and
call smallTALK if they are
concerned about the way their
child's speech and language
skills are developing. Don't
wait, early help makes a
difference! For more
information or to refer a child
to a Speech Language
Pathologist, call 273-2222 or
1-800-269-3683 and ask for
smallTALK. Visit our web
site at www,smalltalkir>wfo.ea
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