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22 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, February 22, 2008 MAY, Arthur Gordon Peacefully on Wednesday February 20th, 2008 at the Georgetown Hospital. Arthur, in his 99th year, loving live in uncle to Betty May Walker (deceased) and her children Wyman Walkem and his wife De- vah and their children Wyatt and Jessica, Shawn Walkem Drain and her husband David and Alayne Walker. Uncle to Leona May Ferguson, Mississauga, Jack May and his wife Jean and Bob May and his wife Beth, Brampton. Proud great uncle to Ted and Mary Lou Ferguson, Erin, Steve and Gerry Fergu- son, Mississauga, and their families and Lori Ferguson, Mississauga, Larry and Val May, Bramp- ton, Wendy and Bob Robson, Hillsburgh, Susan and David Grant, Georgetown, and their families, Debi and Doug Kee, Oakville, Kathy and Tom Wienhold, Clarkson, David and Barbara May, Toronto, and their families. Predeceased by his brothers Howard and Lawrence May. Friends will be received at the J.S. Jones & Son Funeral Home, 11582 Trafalgar Road, north of Maple Avenue, Georgetown, 905- 877-3631 on Friday February 22nd, 2008 from 10 - 11 am. Funeral service will be held in the chapel im- mediately there after. Spring interment Hillcrest Cemetery, Norval. A reception will be held immedi- ately after the service at the funeral home. In memory contributions to Norval United Church or the Georgetown Hospital would be appreciated. To send expressions of sympathy visit www.jsjonesandsonfuneralhome.com TURCOTTE, Camille Joseph Pierre March 1st, 1940 February 24th, 2002 In memory of a loving Dad and Grandfather with fond memories of you always. Love your daughters; Brenda, Odette (Paul D) and Tammy (Paul W) and your grandchildren; Nicole, Jos Teighan, Alexandra, Thomas, Adam, Jayson and Caedoch WE RISE AGAIN IN THE FACES OF OUR CHILDREN JTaime Beaucoup Poppa! GEAR, Stephanie It has been a year since you completed suicide. Our pain of losing you continues. We miss you, we love you, Mom, Family and Friends DANAHER, Peter (Paddy) - In loving memory of a dear Husband, Father and Friend who passed away February 22nd, 1999. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by. Gillian, family and friends MARK, Kirley February 25th, 1995 We thought of you with love today but that is nothing new We thought about you yesterday and days before that too, We think of you in silence and often speak your name All we have are memories and your picture in a frame Your memory is our keepsake with which we'll never part God has you in His keeping, we have you in our hearts. Love, Joe, Michele, Hal, Kyle, Kourtney, Jackie and Kent GEAR, Stephanie If tears could build a stairway, And memories were a lane. We would walk right up to Heaven, To bring you home again. No farewell words were spoken, No time to say goodbye. You were gone before we knew it, Now we try to understand why. We miss you more and more each day. Love always and forever, Your Friends HARVEY, James - In loving memory of a dear hus- band, father and grandfather who passed away February 22nd, 2005. Three years ago today, God took you gently by the hand, To a place of eternal rest, It happened all so suddenly. We know it was best. Ever remembered, Nancy, Kim, Ron, Bev and Ray, Barry and Sue and Families In Loving Memory of our Mom and Dad, Nana and Ubba ALICE GAMESTER July 22nd, 1942 - February 22nd, 2005 STIRLING GAMESTER August 27th, 1939 - March 8th, 2005 You are missed more than ever. Forever loved, Susan, Jeff, Alexander and Megan RANGER, Olga June 15th, 1948 - February 23rd, 2007 In loving memory of a wonderful and loving Wife, Mother and Grandmother. You were taken from us much too early, But your love of life, your smiling eyes And gentle voice will never be forgotten. Remembered in love and sadly missed, Arnel, Adrianna, Ellie and David ARMSTRONG, Isabel We cannot clasp your hand, dear mother, Your face we cannot see, But let this little token show, We still remember thee. Doug Weir and family TOWNSEND, Greg 2007 In loving memory of a dear son and brother. Sadly missed and in our hearts forever. Love, Mom, Lee, Kevin and Janice MOVING SALE 52 Queen St. Apt. 9 Georgetown Sunday Feb. 24 1:00 p.m. Wall unit, Desk, King size bed, etc... 710 Painting &Decorating BLINDS, DRAPES and SHUTTERS 25 Years of Professional Installations. Free Instal- lation! Call 905-877- 6086. NEED a quick cost effec- tive change.....Let a Fresh Coat of Paint Brighten up your home. Call Scott 416-702-0733. REFRESH THAT ROOM! Want reliable profession- al interior painting done? Call Steve Hartnagle 519- 853-2024 Cell: 519-829- 6014. Free estimates. 715 Moving & Storage 715 Moving & Storage USERS STORAGE. Safe, 24 hour access, storage - variable sizes at lowest price in Halton. Heated building in Acton. For information 519-853- 9638 or 519-853-2888. PROFESSIONAL orga- nizer would love to organize your closets, kitchen, etc. "Down-size". Call 905-456-8254. DEATHS IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM MOVING SALE 20 ProfessionalOrganizer GIFFIN, (Glave), Jane Marie Our hero who inspired us for 2 years with her fierce deter- mination and undying optimism, passed away on Thursday, February 14th, 2008, surrounded by friends and family. This beautiful young woman who refused to see anything but the best possible outcome, and who kept her humour and wit until the end is now our very own Valentine Angel. She leaves her best friend and husband Charles and their children Coulton (6) and Kaitlyn (3), loving par- ents Frank and Louise Giffin (retired OPPA), sisters Liz and Kate (Paul Stevenson), brothers Frank (Lisa) and John, and her nieces and nephews, that she so loved. Jane will be sadly missed by Betty Glave (Nana to Janes children) and all the members of the Glave family. Janes buoyant and loving personality magnetized a huge circle of friends who have loved her and supported her through this journey. Heartfelt thanks to the Georgina Dragon Boat Team, CASH, Southlake Regional cancer Centre and for the tenderness expressed by the cancer care nurses, Joanne, Jennifer and Helen. Friends were received at Thompson Funeral Home, Aurora. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. In memory of Jane, donations to CASH or the Southlake Cancer Care would be appreciated. Today is precious, hug someone you love. Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce president Jamie Schumacker (left) presents Zenia Oziemski with a congratu- latory sign for her Art of Flowers & More store being recognized as Business of the Month for February. Oziemskis George- town South location has been open since April 2005 and received the award based on nominations from the public to the chambers membership ser- vices group commitee. Photo by Eamonn Maher Business of the Month Acton Seniors to hold AGM Tuesday I would like to thank Eileen Dix for covering the Seniors column for me while I spent two weeks enjoying the sunshine. It seemed we picked the right two weeks and missed a lot of snow. Everyone was happy to tell me that my name was drawn at last weeks 50/50 when I was away. Such is life! Due to unforeseen circumstances and the weather, the presentation by Pinecreek Honey was cancelled last week. Hopefully they will be at the centre on a different date. We are all hoping the weather will be kind to us on Tuesday, Feb. 26 at 2 p.m. for the Annual General Meeting. Hopefully as many members as possible will try to attend. We had our evening social dinner on Feb. 11 and it was enjoyed by everyone who braved the cold. Every lady who attended received a long- stemmed red rose. Its always nice to receive fresh flowers and the tables were beautifully decorated with candles, hearts and cherubs. After the dinner everyone enjoyed the music and some even danced to the accordion music played by Peter Baumann. As usual there was a 50/50 draw and it was won by Yvonne Van Der Heyden. The door prizes were won by Margaret Anderson, Heinz Rusche and Nettie Field. The next social dinner planned is on Monday, March 17 and will be a St. Patricks Day dinner. Victor and his crew have an Irish meal and Irish entertainment planned, so dont forget to look in the closet, find something green and come out and enjoy the fun! The program committee has lots of interesting events planned in March. They are in the process of planning a fashion show. I understand they would like to give the girls who did such a great job of modeling in the past few years a break and are looking for new models. Linda MacDonald will be here on March 11 with a presentation of Fifth Avenue Jewellery. The jewelry is always attractive. If you need a gift to mark a special occasion, or feel the need to update your own jewelry this would be a great opportunity to see the latest in fashion and design. The Birthday Tea will be on March 18 celebrat- ing any member who was born in February or March. The travel group has planned a trip to the Swing on Tuesday, March 18. The little blurb says, Jump and jive through the golden age of swing, with a tribute to Count Basie, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington and is a great mixture of ballroom and tap dance numbers. A delicious buffet lunch is included in the price, and of course, the luxury motor coach, so you ride in style. You dont have to be a member of our Centre to enjoy the trips, so if you are interested in a little day trip come into the Centre Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to noon and pick up some literature on the great trips the travel com- mittee has planned over the next few months. If you are planning on going to the British Isles Show on March 7, please pay as soon as possible as I have to arrange the tickets. Please make sure the person at the reception gives you a second receipt from the cash register and mark you paid on the sign up sheet. Sometimes if they are busy they for- get. If saves me the embarrassment of phoning you to check if you have paid. The art classes are back in full swing on a Wednesday morning, so Wednesday mornings are very busy between the two exercise classes and the art class. I have the results of the carpet bowling and I understand Stella Brunelles Brown team beat Betty Lockerbies Black team, 12 to 10. Thank Marg Haring for letting us know the results. A return trip is planned to Mohawk race track on May 5. This is a Gals on the Go trip, but later, if there is space we will include any men who wish to accompany us. There is a sign up sheet, so put your name down early so I can make reservations. Last weeks 50/50 was won by Betty Lockerbie, who is often found here on a Friday, enjoying lunch and playing bingo. Congratulations Betty. JULIE CONROY Acton Seniors Centre Rob Cairney (left) program co- ordinator at the Georgetown Employment Assessment Centre of VPI, explained some of the programs available to Laird Ross of Goodwill, one of the centre's partners in finding employment for clients. VPI hosted its annual meet and greet for all their part- ners at their location in Halton Hills Shopping Plaza. Photo by Ted Brown VPI meets and greets