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Acton/Georgetown, Friday, November 3, 2006 29 IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM MacPHERSON, Walter Joseph March 19th, 1938 - November 5th, 2005 A million times I needed you, A million times I've cried, If love alone would have saved you, You would of never died. Your memory is my keepsake, With which I'll never part, God has you in His keeping, I have you in my heart. Forever missed by, Leah, Dennis, Jesse and Alyssa BIGG, Norman In loving memory of a loving husband, father and grandfather who passed away November 5th, 2003. Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just to the end of his days, Sincere and kind in heart and mind, What a beautiful memory he left behind. Lovingly remembered, Kay and family MANEELY, Sidney Clarke In loving memory of Sidney Clarke Maneely, who passed away November 6th, 2005. You never failed to do your best, Your heart was warm and tender, You lived for those you loved, And those you loved remember. Sadly missed and remembered by, your loving wife, Kay and son, Mervyn THOMPSON, Mabel "Rose" Marie In loving memory of my Mom who passed away 2 years ago on November 4th, 2004. A loving hurt still stabs at my heart, And I question who God tore us apart. The love that I have for you each day must stay, And rekindle the heartbreak at this time of year, To cherish the love and memory so dear. Love Always and Forever, Dawn Marie XOXO CARDS OF THANKS It is with sincere appreciation that the family of Joan Hay wish to thank the many people who gave of themselves during our time of loss. To the paramedics and the hospital emergency staff, thank you for your efforts, honesty and compassion. To Rob and the staff at J.S. Jones Funeral Home, your caring and professionalism were apparent in all that you did for us. To the neighbours, friends, co-workers and clients (who are also friends) thank you for the cards, flowers and donations. Your out pouring of compassion was so beautiful and overwhelming. To Majors Dave and Donna Kennedy (Salvation Army Church), now in Orangeville, thank you both so very much for coming here to lend support and for the lovely words spoken on our behalf. And finally to Paul Ivany (Norval United Church), and to the ladies also who prepared a luncheon at Norval United, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Paul, your words were both comforting and uplifting as were the voices of the Norval United men's choir. Our good byes to Joan - wife, mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother were helped by these many people. We thank you and may God Bless each of you. Ron Hay and family GARAGE SALES GARAGE SALE 26 SNOWBERRY CRESCENT Saturday, November 4th Winter coats, snow pants, jeans, capris, massage chair, purses, shoes, keyboard, Christmas party dresses The VINTAGE MARKET Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Books, Records, Professional Tools, Antique Tools, China, Crystal, Jewellery, Stamps, Rocks and Minerals. 20 dealers with everything from soup to nuts. 8:30am-1:00pm GARAGE SALE Saturday November 4th 8:30 am - 1:00 pm Winter Coats, Snow Pants, Massage Chair, Jeans, Capris, Christmas Party Dresses, Purses, Shoes, Piano Keyboard 586 MAIN STREET Glen Williams Open every week Wednesday to Sunday Need Directions? Call Peter 26 SNOWBERRY CRESCENT WALTER JOSEPH MacPHERSON March 19th, 1938 - November 5th, 2005 "So long as we speak his name he will live on." For those who knew Walter and for those who didn't, please share a smile, a chuckle or a laugh with another in Walter's memory, for he loved to laugh. When he left us he embarked on a new life where there is no pain or suffering, where only joy and happiness prevail. As his family, there is an emptiness in our lives now but he left the best behind, his legacy and his immortality: Our children: Dan (Sylvie), Trisha (Marc), Shanna, Leah (Dennis) and Dana (Andrew). Our grandchildren: Daniel, Nicole, Mathew, Connor, Kea, Jesse, Alyssa, Alexander, and Kirsten. Wife and life partner, Lynda. HAINES, John Joseph Twenty Five years have passed since we said "Good bye". October 31st, 1981 tears fell from our eyes. With all that's happened, with all that we've done, your still sadly missed by your family, by your sons. The Haines Family 905-873-4407 Antiques, furniture, craft supplies, plants, electronics, office furniture, sports stuff Huge Indoor Garage Sale The Old Firehall THE family of the late Jane Elizabeth Ward wishes to sincerely thank all our friends, neighbours and relatives for their thoughtful acts of caring during Jane's illness, and kind expressions of sympathy in the loss of our dear wife, mother and sister. The support shown by the staff of Food Basics Georgetown, McGraw-Hill, Retired Teachers of Ontario and the Halton Board of Education is greatly appreciated. A special thank you to Rob Park, Rector, St. Georges Church, Paul Armstrong, Mike Langlois and Jones Funeral Home for their kind words and arrangements. Everyone's kindness will be forever remembered. Corner of Bower & Willow, Acton SATURDAY, NOV. 4th - 8:00am to Noon Portion of Proceeds to Heritage Acton GARAGE SALE Saturday November 4th 12 CURRIE CRESCENT 8:00 am - 1:00 pm everything for baby boy (newborn to toddler), furniture, bedding equipment, toys designer clothes, livingroom furniture, Maytag Atlantis Gas washer/dryer, records, CD's books, home decor, crafts, tables, lamps, children's toys and more! HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES OF OCTOBER WEEK OF OCTOBER 6 Acton High School Athletes of the Week are Sean Nellis and Melissa Rawley. Nellis a labaro on the senior Bearcats volleyball team was chosen for his strong play and good passing against Abby Park. Rawley was recognized for being co-coach of the junior boys volleyball, and she organizes practices and chose the team. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week are John McMulkin and Alex Hotham. McMulkin, a member of the Rebels cross country team was selected for finishing second in the Lady of Lourdes meet in the junior boys 5 km event. Hotham is a member of the Rebels field hockey team. Christ the King Athletes of the Week are Sarah Nicholas and Gabriel Aubry-Morin. Nicholas, a sweeper on the jaguars field hockey team was chosen for her great passing in a game against E. C. Drury. Aubry-Morin is a running back and kicker on the Jaguars senior football team and was selected for his contribution in a 44-7 win over OT. MELISSA RAWLEY ACTON HIGH SCHOOL SEAN NELLIS ACTON HIGH SCHOOL GABRIEL AUBRY-MORINA CHRIST THE KING SARAH NICHOLAS CHRIST THE KING JOHN McMULKIN GDHS WEEK OF OCTOBER 13 Acton High School Athletes of the Week are Veronica Edwards and Matthew Bigg. Edwards, a post on the senior Bearcats girls basketball team, was chosen for her strong defense against Robert Bateman High School. Bigg, a member of the Bearcats cross country team was selected for finishing 35th of 350 competitors at Etobicoke Centennial meet. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week Andrew Cammell and Katie Darling. Cammell, a safety on the senior Rebels football team was recognized for his 110 yard touch down against Christ the King recently. Darling, who is a guard on the Rebels girls basketball team, was selected for scoring 6 points in a game against MMR. MATTHEW BIGG ACTON HIGH SCHOOL VERONICA EDWARDS ACTON HIGH SCHOOL ANDREW CAMMELL GDHS KATIE DARLING GDHS Acton High School Athletes of the Week are Erica Mills and Victor Thompson. Mills, a Grade 11 guard, led the senior Bearcats in assists and steals in a 26-23 loss to Milton District last week. A middle hitter on Acton's junior boys' volleyball squad, Thompson, a Grade 10 student, boosted the Bearcats on to a two games to one victory over Bishop Reding. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week are Sherelle Sheppard and Mitch Racinsky. Sheppard, a veteran shooting guard, had ?? points and several steals in the Rebels' 3717 win against Christ the King in Halton senior girls' hoops action on Tuesday. Racinsky rushed for a touchdown with just under two minutes left in the game to give GDHS's juniors a 2621 comeback victory over Christ the King. Christ the King High School Athletes of the Week are Kelly Laidlaw and Phil Romanet. Laidlaw, a Grade 11 guard on the senior girls' basketball team, had a strong showing at the recent Newmarket tournament. Second-year setter Romanet helped the junior Jaguars start their regular season at 3-1, which included a match sweep of Acton last week. Acton High School Athletes of the Week are Mike Levine and Hayley Halls. Levine was chosen for his contribution to the junior Georgetown Rebels football as quarterback, when he had a strong game against Christ the King. Halls, a post on the Bearcats junior basketball team was selected for her 10 rebounds and leading the scoring against OT. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week Katherine Watson and Brett Reynolds. Watson, who plays goalie on the Rebels field hockey team, was selected for her good defense against OT. Reynolds, who plays labaro on the senior Rebels volleyball team was cited for his good passing and strong defense against CtK. Christ the King Athletes of the Week are Charlotte McIlwaine and Steven Ples. McIlwaine was chosen for her volunteer efforts as a member of the Jaguars Student Athletic Association, for organizing minor officials as well as score-keeping. Ples, a tight end on the Jaguars senior football team was selected for his twp touchdowns against While Oaks. WEEK OF OCTOBER 20 ERICA MILLS ACTON HIGH SCHOOL VICTOR THOMPSON ACTON HIGH SCHOOL KELLY LAIDLAW CHRIST THE KING PHIL ROMANET CHRIST THE KING MITCH RACINSKY GDHS SHERELLE SHEPPARD GDHS WEEK OF OCTOBER 27 HAYLEY HALLS ACTON HIGH SCHOOL MIKE LEVINE ACTON HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTE McLLWAINE CHRIST THE KING STEVEN PLES CHRIST THE KING BRETT REYNOLDS GDHS KATHERINE WATSON GDHS