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BILEK o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-06-28 published
Maggy REEVES, 85: Couturier
Austrian-born designer clothed Canada's rich and famous
By Iris NOWELL,
Special to The Globe and Mail, Page S12
Toronto -- As a child, fashion designer Maggy
REEVES became acquainted
with immense wealth and one of its conspicuous spinoffs - beautifully
dressed women. It changed her life so that years later she would
attain the pinnacle of fashion excellence in Canada.
Born into uncertain times in Austria in 1924, she was christened
Margarethe
WEISZ. As a nine-year-old growing up in Austria she
sensed only faint stirrings of the unrest around her. In 1937,
she gained an abrupt understanding when her Jewish father, Robert
WEISZ, fled the Nazis and escaped abroad, leaving behind his
Catholic wife and daughters Margarethe and Trude.
During the Second World War, the threesome moved to the countryside
where they were spared the worst of the conflict. In 1947, Margarethe
married Willibald
NAGENZAUM, a bookkeeper she had known from
her school days. The marriage lasted only two years and she,
with son Frederick, left Vienna to join her father in the Dominican
Republic. There, she discovered he had bigamously married a niece
of Rafael TRUJILLO, the country's infamous dictator. Margarethe
and her son moved in with her father and his wife and, in doing
so, rubbed shoulders with the elite of society. The women, she
discovered, were stunningly dressed.
"I was so jealous," she said years later. "I showed off by making
the wildest clothes." This achieved the desired effect: "People
looked at me."
By 1949, however, she had grown unhappy living with her father's
new wife and ran off and married James
COURTNEY, a well-to-do
Texan. This proved to be a mistake. After two tumultuous years
in Dallas, they divorced and she moved to New York where she
became an apprentice pattern maker.
In 1953, she moved to Montreal where she broadened her experience
as a junior designer. Two years later, she settled in Toronto.
There she got a foothold in couture by custom designing high-fashion
clothes. By then known as Maggy, she set up a business in her
home on Bayview Avenue in Toronto's Moore Park neighbourhood
and hired three women as seamstresses. In her window she hung
a sign: "L'elegance - Paris, Toronto, Haute Couture."
"Maggy organized little fashion shows in the living room," said
her friend Edith
BILEK, a fellow Austrian who served clients
tea and sandwiches. "That's how Maggy began."
The business developed quickly but lacked capital to expand.
A client named Reva
JOSEPH, whose husband was a prosperous car
dealer, offered the necessary backing. The new business was named
Maggy Reeves, which is derived from their first names - Maggy
and Reva. In 1957, the Maggy Reeves salon opened on Cumberland
Street in Toronto. Over time, Maggy adopted it as her own name.
The business flourished and in 1962 she married Otto
SOMLAI,
a Hungarian who had fled the 1956 revolution. At first, he worked
in a furniture factory but later quit to work alongside his wife.
By that time her salon enjoyed a staff of European-trained women
who painstakingly produced the handwork that was the Maggy Reeves
imprimatur -- beading, quilting, hand painting and embroidery.
Working with fine silk chiffon, for example, a design might comprise
six or eight hem lengths, each hand-rolled and stitched so fine
the stitches were scarcely visible. Such filmy chiffon and tiny
stitches allowed a dress to "float" as the wearer walked. It
was a distinct mark of couture.
Ms. REEVES's workers spent hundreds of hours on handwork she
could never afford to charge. Prices of her ball gowns averaged
$2,000 to $3,000, which in Paris or New York would be 10 times
higher. Her costliest design was $10,000.
Interestingly, the customer was not always right. If Ms.
REEVES
felt an outfit would not be flattering, she refused to make it
and instead devised a glamorous alternative. She steered women
away from tight-fitting clothes they thought were sexy. "If you
wear something too tight that shows your bumps," she once told
a reporter, "you will look like a snake that has swallowed eggs."
In October of 1964, an afternoon tea and fashion show at the
Park Plaza Hotel put her salon on the map. Organized by her friend
and public-relations whiz, the late Catherine
SMYTH, the event
was intended to expose Toronto women to haute couture suits,
coats and ball gowns that were the equal of Paris, Rome and New
York.
"Everybody went ga-ga," recalls Anne
CASEY, a client who modelled
in the show. "People wanted to buy the clothes right off your
back."
Clientele grew quickly and Ms.
REEVES often had difficulty obtaining
high-quality fabrics in Canada. Twice a year, she travelled to
textile mills in France, Italy and Austria in search of the best
materials. Frequently, she went to New York for the luxurious
ribbons, piping, vintage beads and Swarovski crystal buttons
that gave her designs their characteristic touch.
In 1977, a star-studded charity fashion show in Los Angeles earned
recognition in the U.S. The show, in support of the Loretta Young
Auxiliary of Saint Anne's Maternity Hospital and Home for Unwed
Mothers, was organized by Toronto broadcast journalist Edie
FRANKEL.
The clothes were modelled by the wives of actors and the event
attracted celebrities and young starlets.
However, it also produced a big problem.
"Maggy took one look at the models and said, 'I told you, no
breasts!' Ms.
FRANKEL recalled. All along, Ms.
REEVES had been
concerned that naturally busty women and breast-implanted women
would not fit her fashions. Fortunately, she had brought along
a sewing machine, and her assistant Franca
RANIERE immediately
made alterations.
Ms. REEVES continued as a leader in Canadian haut couture for
some years after that but demand diminished in the 1990s as fashion
changed to ultra casual wear. Nonetheless, with one part-time
worker she continued to make couture in her Toronto apartment
for a few loyal clients.
Maggy REEVES was born Margarethe Katharina
WEISZ in Vienna, Austria,
on October 11, 1924. She died April 9, 2008, in Toronto of heart
failure. She was 85. She is survived by her sister, Trude, and
her son Fred Courtney. She was predeceased by her husband, Otto,
in 1991.
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BILKE o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2008-06-28 published
DELANEY,
Joseph
C.
We wish to express our many thanks to so many people who helped
us at the time of Dad's passing June 9, 2008. We were very touched
by the outpouring of generosity from our neighbours, relatives
and Friends through the preparation of food, sympathy cards,
mass card offerings, charitable and floral tributes. Dad was
blessed to be surrounded by many caring people during his time
at home over the last few years. His 'support staff' included
kindness and care from Janet
BILKE,
Margie
CAMPBELL, and Rosemary
BALFOUR. In particular, Nancy
O'REILLY is fondly remembered for
her special attention in helping to organize his appointments,
and ensuring he was able to attend mass and enjoy special music
events such as 'Tuesday Toonies'. She became his 5th daughter.
Upon relocating to the Ritz Villa in Mitchell, he enjoyed continued
care and attention from the staff. He loved when the staff acknowledged
him with "Hi Joe" - so happy that everyone knew his name! A special
visitor he looked forward to her visiting and saying the rosary
was Pauline (Geottler)
HARTFIEL who shared her time with him
reminiscing about many of the Dublin families from years ago.
During the few days that Dad was at Stratford General Hospital,
he received calming and gentle care from the nursing staff; we
know that his most memorable visit was from Fr. Paul
NICHOLSON
who bestowed upon him the Sacrament of the Sick. We were overwhelmed
with the support of Friends and family who attended the funeral
visitation on Thursday. Special thanks to the ladies of the Seaforth
Legion for their preparing a hot meal for our family between
the two visiting times. Dad's funeral was shared with Friends
and family and was beautifully concelebrated by Fr. Chris
GILLESPIE
and Fr. MOONEY.
Dad always enjoyed the sounds of the pipe organ
at St. Patrick's Church and we appreciated the gift of music
from Brian
ECKERT, the organist, and the choir members of St.
Patrick's and St. Vincent De Paul. The Catholic Women's League
provided a tasty lunch following the funeral mass. Our thanks
to Ruth and Ross from Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home for the kindness
they shared with our family throughout the funeral preparations.
Although Dad lived a long and healthy life, it is still difficult
to 'say goodbye'. We are comforted by our trust in a life afterward,
that Dad is now reunited with Mom (Mamie) after 6½ years. His
life is now complete. Yvonne and Steve
SEILER,
Mitchell;
Pat
and Charlene
DELANEY, Dublin; Maureen and Paul
VAN DE
WALLE,
Saint Marys; Jim
DELANEY, London; Jayne and Brad
WALSH, Egmondville
and Lucille and Neil
PANZIERA,
Lambeth.
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BILL o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2008-06-07 published
INNES,
Barbara
Augusta
Peacefully at her daughter's residence, surrounded by her family
Barbara Augusta
INNES, on Thursday June 5th, 2008, in her 75th
year. Beloved wife of the late Karl Silver
INNES and also loving
partner of the late Lloyd
WHALEY. Cherished mother of Christine
Karla WATSON and her husband Paul of London and Linda Lou
INNES
of Toronto. She will be missed by her grandchildren Patrick
WATSON
and girlfriend Emily
PADMORE and Jennifer
WATSON and fiance Eric
BILL.
Also missed by her siblings Shiela, Debbie, Doug, Ken and
David and their families and by her many wonderful Friends. Visitation
will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 8th at the A. Millard George
Funeral Home, 60 Ridout Street South, London, where the funeral
service will be conducted in the chapel on Monday at 11: 00 a.m.
with Reverend Frank
VAN
VEEN of Calvary United Church officiating.
As an expression of sympathy memorial donations may be made to
the Breast Cancer Society of Canada, 118 Victoria Street North,
Sarnia, Ontario N7T 5W9. On line condolences accepted at www.amgfh.com
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BILLES o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-06-03 published
BILLES,
Alfred▼
Robert
George
(November 21, 1959-June 1, 2008)
After collapsing suddenly at his cottage in Minden, Alfred died
peacefully at the Southlake Health Centre in Newmarket with his
wife and best friend by his side. Loving, passionate husband
to Susan, devoted father to Eliza, Stephanie, A.J. and Nicole,
cherished son of Barbara and the late Fred
BILLES, responsible
older brother to Heather, Deirdre (Chris), Maeve (Greg) and Garth.
Best buddy to Layne
MINGIE.
Friend to many. Alfred believed life
was a joyous adventure to be lived fully with love and laughter.
He grew up in Toronto and spent a happy childhood in the Bayview
Yorkmills neighbourhood playing with Friends and embarking on
adventures in Wilket Creek. Alfred attended Crescent school from
grade 2 to 12 where he formed some of his closest Friendships.
He spent his last year of high school at the Canadian Junior
College in Lausanne where he fell madly in love with Susan
ELLIOT/ELLIOTT.
Alfred and Susan married 2 years later. Alfred lived life fast
and fully. While in his 20's he proudly became the father of
four beautiful children. After graduating from the University
of Waterloo, Alfred worked with his father at the Canadian Tire
store at Yonge and Davenport for 7½ years. In the early 90's he
ran the Hardie Corporation. For the past 13 years he and Susan
have owned and operated the Once Upon a Child Store on Bayview,
building it into one of the most successful stores in the chain.
Alfred was a large, loud, gentle man, full of exuberance for
life. He loved rock and roll, cars and boats, his dogs James
and Dakota and diet coke with lime. He especially enjoyed playing
backgammon and cards, (gin and hearts) and long, hard fought
battles of Risk. Most of all, Alfred loved people. He never put
off spending time with those he loved. He was a happy, positive
person who saw good all around him. He considered himself a very
lucky man and smiled and laughed almost every day of his life.
He will be sadly missed by all whose lives he touched. A special
thanks to the wonderful people at Southlake, especially nurses
Matt and Steve on the 5th floor and social workers Pat
EDWARDS
and Pat MILLER.
Visitation will be held at the Jerrett Funeral
Home, 6191 Yonge Street (2 lights south of Steeles), Toronto
on Wednesday June 4th from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Friends please
join us in a celebration of Alfred's life on Thursday, June 5
at 11 a.m. at the Jerrett Funeral Home Chapel. In lieu of flowers,
a donation may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario.
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BILLES o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-07-19 published
BILLES,
Alfred▲
Dickson "
Dick"
On Friday, July 18th, 2008 at Sunnybrook Hospital, a few weeks
prior to his 80th birthday, following a long struggle with prostate
cancer. Dick
BILLES, beloved husband for 52 years of Norma (nee
COLE.) Dear father of Rob (Stephanie) and Ann (David
WHITE/WHYTE.)
Adored
Grandad of Graham and Andrew
WHITE/WHYTE.
Brother of John (Betty)
and predeceased by his parents John William and Gladys
BILLES
and sister Gwen (Donald
CLAYTON.) He will be sadly missed by
family and Friends. Dick was raised in Lawrence Park and spent
his married life with Norma in Don Mills. He enjoyed the winter,
golfing at his home in Atlantis, Florida, where he and Norma
developed many close Friendships. Dick was happiest at his cottage
in Muskoka, on his boat, surrounded by family and Friends. As
a son of the founder of Canadian Tire, Dick served in a variety
of capacities within the company from the age of 19. He was a
member of the Corporate Board of Directors for over 20 years
and a Canadian Tire dealer at Lawrence Avenue and Kennedy Road
for 25 years. The family is grateful to the staff at Sunnybrook
Hospital (Veteran's Wing) for the care Dick received over the
past few months. The family will receive Friends at the Humphrey
Funeral Home - A.W. Miles Chapel, 1403 Bayview Avenue (south
of Eglinton Avenue East), from 6-9 p.m. on Monday, July 21, from
2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday, July 22. Service in the chapel
on Wednesday, July 23 at 11 o'clock. If desired, the family would
appreciate donations to the Boy Scouts of Canada, 26 Yorkland
Boulevard, 2nd Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M2J 5C7. Condolences
and memories may be forwarded through www.humphreymiles.com.
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BILLETT o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2008-07-02 published
BILLETT,
Juanita
In loving memory of Juanita
BILLETT who passed into God's hands
July 2, 1998. It broke our heats to lose you, But you didn't
go alone, Because part of us went with you The day God called
you home.. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Don, Lynn,
Cindi and families.
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BILLINGS o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2008-05-22 published
PILE,
Catherine “Kay” (née
BILLINGS)
Teacher, artist, dramatist; gardener, lover of nature, reader
friend, advocate and volunteer, Catherine died peacefully in
her sleep Sunday May 18th in her 89th year. Catherine was a proud
and loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She
was predeceased by her beloved husband and best friend Ronald
PILE, and will always be loved and remembered by her children
Carolyn and Peter
DAY of Southampton, Roger and Anne
PILE of Sudbury
and Dwight
PILE of Elora, by her six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren,
and by her many Friends. Born in Cayuga, Ontario, Catherine graduated
from Queen's University in 1941. Married to Ron in 1943, they
were posted to Vancouver, Prince Rupert and Newfoundland during
the war, then settled in Barrie for 25 years, where she taught
English and Drama at BDCC, was President of the Canadian
Club and an active member of Collier Street United Church. Catherine
and Ron moved to Paris in 1975 and lived there for 30 years.
Catherine taught at the Ross MacDonald School for the Blind,
was President of Canadian Federation of University Women Brantford,
and an active member of Saint Paul's United Church. After Ron's
death Catherine moved to Saugeen Shores where she was a member
of Canadian Federation of University Women Southport and Southampton
United Church. Catherine and Ron spent their winters at Crescent
Beach in Florida, and their summers at “The Cottage” at Tea Lake,
which since 1952 has been the centre of family gatherings and
fun. Friends may call at the Eagleson Funeral Home, Southampton,
on Sunday May 25, 2008, from 7-9 p.m. A Celebration of Catherine's
life will be held on Monday May 26 at 2: 00 p.m. at the Southampton
United Church. Donations in Catherine's name may be made to Doctors
Without Borders or Southampton United Church. Condolences maybe
forwarded to the family through www.eaglesonfuneralhome.com
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BILLINGS o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2008-05-27 published
WEISS,
Calvin
Milton
Passed peacefully into the hands of God at Grey Bruce Health
Services, Southampton on Sunday, May 25, 2008 at the age of 82,
with his loving wife
Irene
(GOTTFRIED) at his side. He was the
eldest son of the late Milton and Marie
WEISS.
Loving father
of Larry (Sandra)
KURT of Ladysmith, British Columbia; Marion
(Gord) KOEPKE of Owen Sound; Bob (Ann)
WEISS; Muriel (Alan)
PRAUGHT
both of Kitchener; Robert (Leonie)
KURT of Nanimo, British Columbia
and Ken WEISS also of Kitchener. Proud Grandfather of Lisa, Lori,
Jesse, Derek, Brian, David, Mark, Jeff, Chris, Mike, Lisa and
Crystal. Caring great-grandfather of 14. Predeceased by his first
wife Ruby
WHITELAW (1961.) Brother of Mel, Esther
ACKERNECHT
Gerry; and, Joyce
FERGIN all of Kitchener. In his retirement
years Cal enjoyed small engine repair, reading and chatting on
his CB. Cal will be sadly missed by his extended family and special
Friends.
Sincere appreciation is extended to Doctor
BILLINGS,
Pastor
BIGGS and to the many nurses in Southampton and Owen Sound hospitals
for their care and support. Visitation from the Eagleson Funeral
Home, Southampton, on Wednesday, May 28 from 2 to 4 and 7 to
9 p.m. A Time to Celebrate the Life of Calvin
WEISS will be held
at Faith Lutheran Church, 525 Ivings Drive, Port Elgin, on Thursday
May 29, 2008 at 2 p.m. A Time of Fellowship and Sharing will
follow in the Social Hall of the Church. A Committal Service
will be conducted at Memory Gardens, Kitchener, on Friday May 30th
at 11 a.m. As an expression of sympathy donations may be made
to the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation or Faith Lutheran
Church, Port Elgin. Condolences may be forwarded to the family
through www.eaglesonfuneralhome.com.
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GORE,
Bonita
Lynne (née
ROI)
Of Saint Thomas and formerly of Port Stanley, on Saturday, February 16th,
2008, at her late residence, peacefully, surrounded by her loving
family, in her 67th year. Soulmate, best friend and wife of the
late Gordon
GORE (2003) and loved mother of Jamie
CHAMBERS and
companion Martha
FLEURY,
Darrell and his wife
Shirley
CHAMBERS,
Shawn CHAMBERS and companion Sue
PAY,
David
CHAMBERS and companion
Anna GRUBER,
Pam and her husband Paul
MUMA, Cheryl and husband
Terry WEBER,
Lori and her husband Jim
MOLOUGHNEY, Carol and her
husband Jim
BILLINGSLEY,
Christi
STROH, Mike
GORE and the late
Leslie BUTLER. Dear sister of Rick and his wife
Pat
ROI,
Cindy
and her husband Gord
MARATTO,
Ginny and her husband Chuck
MITCHELL,
Greg and his wife
Shelley
ROI.
Predeceased by 2 brothers Dan
and Tim ROI. Dear sister-in-law of Shirley
GORE and Kay
ROI.
Sadly missed by a number of grandchildren, great-grandchildren
and nieces and nephews. Missed by her companion of the past 4 years
"Baby". Bonnie was born in Woodstock on March 9th, 1941, the
daughter of the late Oliver and Mildred
ROI.
Bonnie worked in
food services to become Food Supervisor at Extendicare and later
in life started Panther Construction Company as "El Presidente."
She was an associate member of Branch 410 of the Royal Canadian
Legion, Port Stanley. Resting at Williams Funeral Home, 45 Elgin
Street, Saint Thomas where funeral service will be held Tuesday at
11: 00 a.m. Cremation to follow. Visitation Monday from 7-9 p.m.
Remembrances may be made to the M.S. Society.
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PIERCE,
Donald W.J.
Peacefully at Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital on Monday,
May 5, 2008, Donald W.J.
PIERCE.
Born
February 13, 1931, of Appin,
Ontario.
Beloved best friend of Connie
KINSMAN. Dear brother
of Doris BILLSON, of Strathroy. Dear brother-in-law of Mary
PIERCE
and Jean PIERCE both of Strathroy and Jill
PIERCE of Glencoe.
Dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents
George and Jean
(WALLIS)
PIERCE, his brothers Bruce, Gordon,
Douglas, Wallace and brother-in-law John
BILLSON.
Visitation
will be held at Denning Bros. Funeral Home, Strathroy, on Thursday
from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be
held on Friday, May 9, 2008 at 11 a.m. with Rev. Richard
GOLDEN
officiating. Interment to follow in Appin Cemetery. In memory
of Donald, donations may be made to the Regional Cancer Centre
Hematology Clinic or charity of choice. A tree will be planted
as a living memorial to Donald.
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BILOUS,
Morris▼
William▼
On February 23rd, 2008 at General and Marine Hospital, Collingwood
in his 84th year. Morris
BILOUS, beloved husband of Evelyn
BILOUS
of Wasaga Beach. Graveside service will be held at Stayner Cemetery,
Tuesday April 22nd, 2008 at 11: 30 a.m. Arrangements entrusted
to the Watts Funeral Home and Cremation Centre, 132 River Road
East, Wasaga Beach, (705) 429-1040.
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BILOUS,
Morris▲▼
William▲▼
(Former Owner of the Crest Hardware Store in Wasaga Beach)
On February 23rd, 2008 at the General and Marine Hospital, in his
84th year. Morris
BILOUS beloved husband of Evelyn
BILOUS of
Wasaga Beach. Visitation was held at the Watts Funeral Home and
Cremation Centre, 132 River Road E., Wasaga Beach, on Tuesday
February 26th, 2008 from 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service was conducted
by Rev. Keith
LOCKHART on Wednesday February 27th, 2008 at 1 p.m.
Spring burial in Stayner Cemetery.
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BILOUS,
Morris▲
William▲
On February 23rd, 2008 at General and Marine Hospital, Collingwood
in his 84th year. Morris
BILOUS, beloved husband of Evelyn
BILOUS
of Wasaga Beach. Graveside service will be held at Stayner Cemetery,
Tuesday April 22nd, 2008 at 11: 30 a.m. Arrangements entrusted
to the Watts Funeral Home and Cremation Centre, 132 River Road
East, Wasaga Beach, (705) 429-1040.
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BILSBORROW o@ca.on.grey_county.artemesia.flesherton.the_flesherton_advance 2008-01-09 published
BILSBORROW,
Margaret▼ and Joseph - Estate of
Notice To Creditors And Others
In the matter of
The▼
Estate▼ of Margaret
BILSBORROW and
The▼
Estate▼ of Joseph
BILSBORROW
All persons having claims or demands against the Estate of Margaret
BILSBORROW, late of the Municipality of Grey Highlands, in the
County of Grey, Retired Teacher, who died on or about the 19th
day of December, 2006 and the Estate of Joseph
BILSBORROW, late
of the Municipality of Grey Highlands, in the County of Grey,
Retired Farmer, who died on or about the 12th day of November,
2007, are hereby notified to send particulars of their claims
to the undersigned solicitor on or before the 15th day of February,
2008, after which dates the Estates will be distributed with
regard only to the claims then filed.
Dated at Flesherton, Ontario this 7th day of January, 2008.
Mary Claire
HARROLD
Barrister and Solicitor
15 Durham Street
Box 507
Flesherton, Ontario N0C 1E0
Solicitor for the Estate Trustees
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BILSBORROW,
Margaret▲ and Joseph - Estate of
Notice To Creditors And Others
In the matter of
The▲
Estate▲ of Margaret
BILSBORROW and
The▲
Estate▲ of Joseph
BILSBORROW
All persons having claims or demands against the Estate of Margaret
BILSBORROW, late of the Municipality of Grey Highlands, in the
County of Grey, Retired Teacher, who died on or about the 19th
day of December, 2006 and the Estate of Joseph
BILSBORROW, late
of the Municipality of Grey Highlands, in the County of Grey,
Retired Farmer, who died on or about the 12th day of November,
2007, are hereby notified to send particulars of their claims
to the undersigned solicitor on or before the 15th day of February,
2008, after which dates the Estates will be distributed with
regard only to the claims then filed.
Dated at Flesherton, Ontario this 7th day of January, 2008.
Mary Claire
HARROLD
Barrister and Solicitor
15 Durham Street
Box 507
Flesherton, Ontario N0C 1E0
Solicitor for the Estate Trustees
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DEWAR,
Evelyn
Margaret
Peacefully at Middlesex Terrace Nursing Home on Tuesday, March 11,
2008, Evelyn Margaret
DEWAR, formerly of R.R.#2 Glencoe, in her
90th year. Dear sister of Annetta (Ann)
HARDY of Strathroy. Dear
aunt of Tom
HARDY and his wife
Linda of Melbourne and Joe
HARDY
and his wife Julie also of Melbourne. Survived by great niece
Kimberly and great nephews Mitchell and Bradley. She is predeceased
by her brother Duncan Wallis
DEWAR and brother-in-law Howard
HARDY.
Visitation will be held at Denning Bros. Funeral Home,
32 Metcalfe St. W., Strathroy on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
where the Funeral Service will take place on Friday, March 14,
2008 at 1 p.m. with Rev. Deb
DOLBEAR-
VAN
BILSEN officiating.
Interment to follow in Kilmartin Cemetery, Glencoe. In memory
of Evelyn, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society,
Kilmartin Church or charity of choice. A tree will be planted
as a living memorial to Evelyn.
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ALLAN,
Judith
L. (née
FINCH)
At London Health Sciences Centre, University Campus, on Sunday,
April 6, 2008, Judith L. Allan (née
FINCH) of Glencoe in her
68th year. Reunited in heaven with her husband Kenneth and son
Bradley. Cherished mother of John
ALLAN
(Sheilann,)
Aleta
RAYNER
(Doug), James
ALLAN (Eva) and Margy
ALBRECHT (Dave). Loving Mamma
of Ben and Meghan
ALLAN,
Joel and Heidi
RAYNER, Cameron and Kenny
ALLAN,
Rebecca,
Wesley and Emily
ALBRECHT. Dear sister of Sondra
and Ron LEPAK and sister-in-law of Sandee
FINCH,
Don and Sharon
ALLAN and Shirley and Jack
EDGAR.
Predeceased by her brother
Sam FINCH and her parents, Kenneth and Regina
FINCH. "
Mamma"
will be greatly missed by many Friends, young and old. Relatives
and Friends will be recieved at the Van Heck Funeral Home, 172 Symes
Street, Glencoe on Tuesday, from 7-9 p.m. and
on Wednesday from
2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be held on Thursday,
April 10th at 11 a.m. Rev. Deb
DOLBEAR-
VAN
BILSEN officiating.
Interment Oakland Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to
the Canadian Diabetes Assoc. or Samaritan's Purse Canada (Operation
Christmas Child). The family requests you bring your favourite
memory of Judy to share with them as they remember her life.
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CUTHBERT,
James
Robert "
Jim"
At Four Counties Health Services, Newbury, on Thursday, May 1,
2008, after a courageous battle, James Robert "Jim"
CUTHBERT
of R.R.#4 Appin in his 27th year. Beloved
son of Doug and Cheryl
(SHAXON)
CUTHBERT.
Loving brother of William and his wife
Sarah
and special uncle of Alison. Dear grand_son of Helen
CUTHBERT.
Survived by 4 uncles, John
CUTHBERT,
Bradley
CUTHBERT, Calvin
CUTHBERT
(Lori) and their family, Barry
SHAXON (Melody) and their
family. Jim will be missed by many Friends. Relatives and Friends
will be received at the Van Heck Funeral Home, 172 Symes Street,
Glencoe on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service
will be held on Monday May 5 at 11 a.m. Rev. Deb
DOLBEAR-
VAN
BILSEN officiating. Interment Appin Cemetery. Memorial donations
may be made to Four Counties Health Services Palliative Care
or the London Regional Cancer Clinic.
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VAN
BILSEN,
Johanna (née
VAN
KESSEL)
Was called to be with her Lord while peacefully surrounded by
her family at Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, Chatham on Mother's
Day, Sunday, May 11, 2008, Johanna
VAN
BILSEN, of Chatham, beloved
wife of 53 years to William
VAN
BILSEN.
Born in Holland on June 29,
1930, Johanna came to Canada in 1949 and was the daughter of
the late Maria
(HUYBERS) and Anthony
VAN
KESSEL.
She will be
greatly missed by: her loving children, James and his wife Susan
of Elora, Edward and his wife Sherry of Brights Grove, Wendy
DUFFY and husband Paul and Stephanie
MYERS and husband John all
of Toronto, dearest grandchildren Jonathan, Amanda, Johanna,
Brandon, Nicholas, Carson, William and Monika and great-granddaughter
Tessa, 3 sisters Helen
BURGESS of Collingwood, Maria
CHAPO of
Essex and Terry
TRAHAN of Rockwood and a brother Anthony
VAN
KESSEL of Chatham. She is predeceased by brothers Lawrence and
John VAN
KESSEL.
Johanna was a longtime member of the Ladies
Auxiliary of Branch 28 Legion, a volunteer at Saint_Joseph's Hospital
and extremely talented chef and cake decorator for many years.
Her generosity, loving ways and beautiful smile will always be
remembered. Friends and relatives may visit at the Hinnegan-Peseski
Funeral Home, 156 William St. S. Chatham from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Tuesday, where Parish Prayers will be offered 7: 00 p.m. on Tuesday.
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CHALUPKA,
Steve
At Sumac Lodge, Sarnia, on Wednesday, May 14, 2008, Steve
CHALUPKA
formerly of R.R.#1 Alvinston in his 87th year. Predeceased by
his parents, Stephan (1982) and
Anna (1980)
CHALUPKA, his sister
Helen COLHOUN (1998) and brother-in-law Harold
COLHOUN (2006.)
Survived by his brother Stan and his wife Alma of Inwood and
cousin Margaret
MICHALEK of London. Fondly remembered by his
nieces and nephews and their families. Relatives and Friends
will be received at the Van Heck Visitation Centre, 3232 River
St. Alvinston on Saturday, May 17 for the hour prior to the funeral
service to be held at 11 a.m. Rev. Deb
DOLBEAR-
VAN
BILSEN officiating.
Interment Alvinston Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made
to the charity or your choice. Arrangements by Van Heck Funeral
Home, 519-287-2831.
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LEWIS,
Melissa
Dawn
At London Health Sciences Centre, Victoria Campus, on Friday,
May 23, 2008, Melissa Dawn
LEWIS of R.R.#1 Glencoe in her 34th
year. Beloved wife of Terry
SIMPSON.
Precious
Daughter of Frank
and Diana LEWIS.
Loving sister of Jennifer (Brad)
WALKER, Deanna
(Keith) HARDY and devoted aunt of Jacqueline
WALKER.
Fondly remembered
by the Simpson family, Stuart and Linda
SIMPSON,
Kelly and Ryan
FELKAR and their family, Jackson, Tucker and Beau. Relatives
and Friends will be received at the Van Heck Funeral Home, 172 Symes
Street, Glencoe on Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the Memorial
Service will be held on Wednesday, May 28th at 1: 30 p.m. Rev. Deb
DOLBEAR-
VAN
BILSEN officiating. Interment of cremated remains
at the Oakland Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the
Canadian Cancer Society.
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WATTERWORTH,
Gary
Stephen
On Friday, June 7, 2008, in Ekfrid Township, Gary Stephen
WATTERWORTH
of Glencoe, in his 47th year. Dear son of Don
WATTERWORTH of
Wardsville and Doris
WATTERWORTH and Frank
LENARD of Port Stanley.
Loving father of Brittany, Harley, Tyler and Raquel and grand_son
of Margaret
CUSHMAN of Wardsville. Dear brother of Dave (Pam)
WATTERWORTH of Sault Saint Marie, Terry
WATTERWORTH of Windsor,
Carolyn WATTERWORTH of Saint Thomas. Also survived by his aunts,
uncles and nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his sister Cathy
MEERESMAN and her children, Nathan and Samantha (1998.) Relatives
and Friends will be received at the Van Heck Funeral Home, 172 Symes
Street, Glencoe on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral
service will held on Tuesday, June 10th at 1: 30 p.m. Rev. Deb
DOLBEAR-
VAN
BILSEN officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Memorial
donations may be made to a Trust for the Children (Doris
WATTERWORTH
in Trust).
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McLEOD,
Thomas
Hector MacDonald "Tommy"
Thomas McLEOD was born in Weyburn, Saskatchewan in August 1918.
He was an only child. He took his schooling in Weyburn, graduating
from Weyburn Collegiate with honours. It was in Weyburn that
Tommy met T.C. Douglas, the young Baptist minister who would
play such an important role in his life. During the Depression,
Douglas organized a boys' group which devoted its time to sports
and boxing, and to debating and drama. Douglas was a graduate
of Brandon College, and persuaded several of his 'boys' to attend
that venerable institution. There Tommy received a B.A. with
distinction. After a Masters degree from Indiana University,
he was urged by President Evans to come back to Brandon to teach
Economics, where he stayed for three years and also met his beloved
wife Beryl.
In 1944, when T.C. Douglas led the Co-Operative Commonwealth
Federation party to a landslide election victory in Saskatchewan,
Premier Douglas asked Tommy to come and work for the new government.
Tommy said that he would have to consult with the College; Douglas
breezily replied that he had already sent his resignation to
the President. Thus began an exciting period of his life, beginning
as advisor to the premier and general troubleshooter, taking
on assignments as Secretary of Health Services Planning, Secretary
of the Economic Planning Board, Chair of the new Budget Bureau,
and ending as Deputy Provincial Treasurer. In between jobs, he
earned two degrees from Harvard University, a Masters in Public
Administration and a PhD in Economics.
When University of Saskatchewan President W.P. Thompson called
in 1952, offering the position of Dean of the College of Commerce,
Tommy decided to begin a new challenge. He enjoyed the Saskatoon
experience immensely. During this period he also served on several
boards and commissions, chairing the Saskatchewan Commission
on Taxation.
In 1964 Tommy returned to Regina as Dean of Arts and Vice Principal
at the new university. In 1971, the Canadian International Development
Agency offered a broader mandate, where Tommy joined the senior
ranks of Canadian International Development Agency travellers,
attempting to sort out administrative problems in several countries,
including Turkey, Iran, Nigeria, and Botswana. So the family
moved to Ottawa, where they stayed for 26 years. Tommy moved
from Canadian International Development Agency to the Federal
Management Institute, acted as administrator of the Anti-Inflation
Board, and held other management positions. Among other honours,
he was especially pleased to be awarded the Vanier Medal from
the Institute of Public Administration in 1971 and the Order
of Canada in 2003. He co-wrote a popular biography of T.C. Douglas
with his son Ian; Tommy Douglas, Road to Jerusalem was published
in 1987.
In 1997 Tommy moved to Victoria, loving the gardens and life
style. He died there peacefully on New Years' Day, 2008. He leaves
behind his loving wife and companion of over 62 years, Beryl,
children Beth
BILSON, Ellen (John
HEANEY), Ian (Vicki
McLEOD),
Brian (Lorraine
THOMAS,) and Morna (David
FIRMAN,) grandchildren
Max BILSON
(Jane
CHAPCO,) Kate
BILSON (Paul
BEKE,) Martin and
Brendan HEANEY, Adrienne and Kelly Firman
McLEOD, and Tom and
Will McLEOD.
His family and many Friends will remember his wit
and wisdom, his sincere modesty, his devotion to family, and
pride in his children's many accomplishments, his unfailing good
humour, his rapport with students, his negotiating and administrative
skills, his ability to relate to almost everybody, and his keen
interest in music, books, cooking and gardening. Indicative of
his wide ranging tastes was that his favourite poets were Robert
Burns and Rumi.
(Epitaph)
Know thou, O stranger to the fame
Of this much loved, much honoured name
(For none that knew him need be told)
A warmer heart death ne'er made cold.
Robert Burns
A memorial service will be arranged at a later date. In lieu
of flowers, contributions to the Tommy and Beryl McLeod scholarships
at Brandon University, 18th St. Brandon, Manitoba, or donations
to United Nations Children's Fund or the Stephen Lewis Foundation
would be appreciated.
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Mercurial bag-carrier teased greatness from unproven professionals
Canadian caddie's genius - and foibles - were chronicled in a
bestselling book about the P.G.A. tour's wild side
By Robert THOMPSON/THOMSON/TOMPSON/TOMSON,
Special to The Globe and Mail, Page S10
Toronto -- There was always a dichotomy to the life of Steve
DUPLANTIS.
On one hand, the PGA Tour caddie from Brampton, Ontario,
was known as one of the best at his trade, a man who could elicit
top performances from the players whose bags he carried. He worked
with several of the best and brightest on golf's premier stage
for 15 years, working for players such as Jim Furyk, Rich Beem,
Daniel Chopra and Tommy Armour III. Through his guidance,
leadership and sheer determination, Mr.
DUPLANTIS led several
players to the top performances of their careers.
"He was one of the better caddies," said Mr. Armour, who used
the Canadian's services when he set the tour's 72-hole scoring
record in 2003. "That's why he kept getting hired. He was very
confident with what he said."
On the other hand, although Mr.
DUPLANTIS was all focus on the
course, his life away from golf was anything but. He married
his first wife, an exotic dancer, in 1995 after knowing her for
just 19 days. He proposed to his second wife while still married
to the first, and his predilection for a good time often led
him to turn up late for tee times - then have to search for a
new job.
However, his talent for elevating the play of those he worked
with was undeniable, and once on the course, he could distance
himself from the distractions.
"He was a throwback," said tour caddie Patrick Smith. "He raised
the level of every player he worked for. He could take guys who
were marginal and they would play well."
Mr. DUPLANTIS was drawn to the game of golf early in his life.
As a junior member at North Halton Golf and Country Club in Georgetown,
Ontario, the young golfer would often play from daybreak to dusk.
When he wasn't playing, he could be found at the range, pounding
ball after ball.
"He'd play 36 holes a day in weather that was below freezing
and then complain that he only got in 36 before he lost feeling
in his hands and toes," John
MITCHELL, his mother's ex-husband,
told Sports Illustrated columnist Alan Shipnuck.
His passion for the game and self-confidence led Mr.
DUPLANTIS
to chase a scholarship to the United States, although he wasn't
a blue-chip prospect. He got a partial scholarship to Spartanburg
Methodist in South Carolina, playing two years. "Maybe I wasn't
as great as I wanted to be," he once said. "But I loved it."
It was in 1993, his sophomore year at Spartanburg, that Mr.
DUPLANTIS
was bit by the caddie bug. At the Greater Greenville Classic
on the Nike Tour, he became reacquainted with Clarence Rose,
a PGA Tour journeyman he had first met at the Canadian Open
some years previous. Mr. Rose didn't have a regular caddie and
asked Mr. DUPLANTIS whether he was interested. Mr.
DUPLANTIS
worked so well that Mr. Rose asked him to stay on for the summer,
including caddying in a PGA Tour event that earned the rookie
bag carrier $600 (U.S.).
Mr.
Rose stopped playing at the end of the summer, and Mr.
DUPLANTIS
decided to forgo school and try to make his way as a professional
caddie. In 1994, lacking a regular job, he encountered upstart
PGA Tour pro Jim Furyk at the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic.
Mr. Furyk asked him to carry his bag that week and finished 10th,
earning Mr.
DUPLANTIS $2,000 and a regular job.
"He was a very likable person," Mr. Furyk said. "He had a way
about him and a charisma."
As Mr. Furyk's star rose - including wins in 1995 and 1996 -
Mr. DUPLANTIS began to develop a reputation for leading a wild
life away from his day job. At a tournament in Texas, he met
Vicki, a woman he would later refer to as a "titty dancer," and
married her a couple of weeks later. She was pregnant soon afterward
and gave birth to a daughter, Sierra, in 1996. Within a year,
the couple were in the midst of a divorce and an ugly custody
battle.
While his personal life was in disarray, his player became a
big name on the PGA Tour. Mr.
DUPLANTIS caddied for him at
1997 Ryder Cup in Spain, as well as at golf's four major tournaments.
But the distractions in his personal life began taking a toll.
Mr. Furyk said his caddie was late "maybe a dozen times. Maybe
two dozen. It all blends together." Despite earning huge sums,
the tardiness eventually forced Mr. Furyk to fire him in 1999.
Mr. DUPLANTIS didn't stay down long. In May, only months after
being fired by Mr. Furyk, he was on the bag for a former cellphone
salesman turned PGA Tour pro named Rich Beem. Coming into
the Kemper Open, Mr. Beem was floundering, having missed five
straight cuts. But that week, with Mr.
DUPLANTIS urging him on
and keeping him focused, Mr. Beem won the tournament. Announcer
Ken
Venturi called Mr.
DUPLANTIS's work that week one of best
caddie performances in history.
The partnership with Mr. Beem didn't last long, however. The
two parted ways before the year was finished.
"He was a hell of a caddie at times and other times he was sometimes
difficult to get along with," Mr. Beem said. "That's the nature
of this business."
Mr. DUPLANTIS's life, warts and all, as well as his time with
Mr. Furyk and Mr. Beem, was captured in Bud, Sweat and Tees,
a book by Mr. Shipnuck. Released in 2001, it became a bestseller
after Mr. Beem won the 2002 PGA Championship.
Through the challenges, Mr.
DUPLANTIS displayed an unflagging
desire to keep working.
"He just really loved everything about the game," said Ted McIntyre,
editor of Ontario Golf, a magazine to which the caddie contributed
as a columnist for several years. "He could be maddening, but
when he delivered, it was always worth waiting for."
He worked everything from the LPGA Tour to the PGA Tour's
dreaded qualifying school, six gruelling rounds played on consecutive
days. In the second stage of 2005 Q-School, he carried the bag
of John Maginnes, a journeyman pro on his last legs. Even though
Mr. Maginnes was struggling to find some magic in his declining
game, he found Mr.
DUPLANTIS's instinct for the game to be exhilarating.
"He would talk you through the shot before you hit it, visualizing
it right along with you," Mr. Maginnes said. "I never discovered
the origin of Stevie's insight but it was apparent in his approach
to the game. He couldn't realize that although I could see the
shot we discussed, execution was another matter all together.
But for the first time in a long time, I was excited about playing,
if only for a moment."
He spent most of 2007 caddying for rising Swedish star Daniel
Chopra, including a start at the Canadian Open in Markham, Ontario,
where Mr. Chopra missed the cut. Family Friends say he seemed
almost not to be working the weekend last July, and spent time
with his daughter and family Friends. He stayed in Toronto for
a short period after the Canadian Open, playing in a fundraising
tournament and demonstrating his golfing prowess by taking the
prize for longest drive.
At the start of the 2008 PGA Tour year, he found himself
with yet another new golfer - Eric Axley, who had appeared to
be on the rise in 2006 before struggling throughout 2007. It
appeared to be a good match - another golfer who might fulfill
his potential with the help of a savvy caddie. They were set
to play the Buick Invitational, the fourth event of the PGA
Tour season, in late January, when he stepped in front of a taxi
and was killed.
"Am I shocked by this? No," Mr. Armour told reporters. "I tried
several times to get him some help. And I told him in 2003, 'Bud,
if you don't change, you're going to die a tragic death.' "
Despite his unpredictable disposition, it was his ability to
get the best from others that kept those around him hoping he'd
change his ways.
"He was a real charmer," Mr. McIntyre said. "Guys like Steve
don't come around very often. He always found a way to make the
golfers he worked for better. It was on the course that he always
shined."
Steve DUPLANTIS was born in Brampton, Ontario, on September 20,
1972. He died after being struck by a taxi in Del Mar, California.,
on January 23, 2008. He was 35. He leaves mother Sandra and her
husband Denis
CANTIN; father Steve and his wife
Jackie; brother
Danny, sister Amy and brother-in-law Chris
NORBURY, plus grandparents
Dorothy and Art
BILTON.
He also leaves daughter, Sierra - donations to her trust fund
can be made payable to the Sierra Duplantis Trust Fund, care
of the
WATSON,
Helen
M. (née
WOLFE)
At her residence on Wednesday June 11, 2008. Helen M. (née
WOLFE)
WATSON of Komoka in her 91st year. Beloved wife of the late Harold J.
WATSON (1975.) Dear mother of Kathleen
BILYEA and her husband
Fred of Denfield and Richard and his wife Marilyn of Woodstock.
Loved grandmother of Cheryl
ROWE (Erroll), Kenny
BILYEA (Bonnie),
Lisa Beth WATSON,
Paul R.H.
WATSON and great-grandmother of Adam,
Nathan, Cody, Sean, Erica, Julia and Jessica. Dear sister of
Marie UPFOLD and her husband Jim of Valcaron and Tim
WOLFE and
his wife Linda of Sault Ste. Marie. Predeceased by her siblings
Bob, Viola, Daisy, Ted and Jean. Friends are invited to join
the family at the Longworth Funeral Home, 845 Devonshire Ave.,
Woodstock, 519-539-0004, on Saturday June 14, 2008 after 3: 00 p.m.
where the complete memorial service will be held in the chapel
on Saturday at 4: 00 p.m. Cremation has taken place. Interment
later in the Anglican Cemetery. Contributions to the Victorian
Order of Nurses Sakura House would be appreciated. Online condolences
at www.longworthfuneralhome.com
BILYEA,
Jane
Elizabeth (née
BOYNTON,) D.O.