61. MYSTERY! | Miss Marple | Links + Bibliography Beth howland — Evelyn Hillingdon Maurice Evans — Major Geoffrey Palgrave David Allen — pianist Naomi Sorkin — Dancer Derek Deane — Dancer http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/mystery/marple/links.html

Links + Bibliography Web Links Bibliography Miss Marple Filmography Web Links Miss Marple Charles L.P. Silet, an instructor at Iowa State University, offers this overview of the actresses who have recreated the beloved Jane Marple on the big and small screen. From the "official online home of Agatha Christie." Miss Marple The Web site of the Museum of Broadcast Communications in Chicago provides an extensive archival section which includes this page about the British Miss Marple mysteries which starred Joan Hickson as Agatha Christie's spinster sleuth. In this overview, the older production of Miss Marple is discussed as a 'heritage' production. Discover what this means, read about the performance of Joan Hickson as the strong female detective and find out how the show has retained its appeal today. Miss Marple From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, this link is a resource for essential Miss Marple information. The outline describes the character, the actresses who have played her and the books, movies, television and radio shows in which she has appeared. Also provided is a host of clickable links including one to a biography and bibliography of Agatha Christie. Movies: The Many Faces of Miss Marple As this BBC movie site recounts, past television and film adaptations of

62. HCAC Arts Alert | Shenandoah Valley, Virginia - MossyCreekTrail.com Rock howland and Candy Ranlet won the hearts of everyone when they performed for the Women s Art Month Celebrating the Scholarship of pamela Simpson http://www.mossycreektrail.com/Articles/HCAC_Alert050217.asp

Art Gallery Artists Sites of Interest Forums ... News/Articles HCAC Arts Alert: February 17, 2005 from the Hampshire County Arts Council IN HAMPSHIRE COUNTY The Hampshire County Arts Council welcomes persons with disabilities at all of its events and activities. If you (or someone you know who would like to participate) have special needs, please contact any HCAC co-director (Shari Gallery, Eileen Eddis, Janet Gould) in advance and we will do our best to accommodate. CALL FOR YOUR TALENTS: THE Hampshire County Arts Council's 11th Annual Meeting on Friday, March 18 will feature an open-mike opportunity for sharing a taste of your talents‹be they musical, poetry, short writings or stories, a scene from a play‹please contact either Shari Gallery 496-8002, Eileen Eddis 822-5326 or Janet Gould 822-4040 if you plan to participate. Feb 2005 Romney WV HCAC Artist Display of the Month: Art works by various Hampshire County Artists Hampshire County Public Library, Main St. Handicapped accessible http://www.hampshirearts.org

63. TALENT-DIRECT - Search Kurt howland, Video/Film ProductionVideo/Film Producer Editing Service. NolanChurch, MusicPianist/Singer. pamela Heywood, WritingTranslator. http://www.talent-direct.com/cgi-bin/tal_pro.cgi?profile=

64. Albert Chan News Producer Aaron howland said that he got used to me being 40 years old in the editing The pianist, though, LOVED the way I d taped up my sheet music in http://web.mit.edu/chanal/web/film_theatre/news.html

Home News Photos Praise ... Headshot June 23, 2005 I have been cast in the role of Dave, a new-age bookstore clerk, in the Dan Seitz's independent drama Dual . My character befriends the lead character Claire (and more...), but may be getting himself into more trouble than he realizes. It's scheduled to begin production in late August. June 10, 2005 #2 Pencil has just been accepted to the 14th Woods Hole Film Festival on Cape Cod, the premier festival for New England filmmakers. The film will screen on Wednesday, August 3rd at 8pm. June 9, 2005 Disturbing Leonard has been accepted to the Long Island International Film Expo in Bellmore, New York. It will anchor a program of short films that screens on Saturday, July 16th. May 24, 2005 I had a great time at the premiere party for #2 Pencil at the Paradise Rock Club! It's really rewarding as an actor to observe how the audience reacts emotionally at different parts of the film to things your character says and does. The screening was followed by a great performance by Comedy Connection regular Lamont Price, and the edgy rock songs of Cherry S/T . They performed "Save Me," the song I really like that plays during the title sequence of the film; I've found the tune popping into my head fairly often lately. It was kind of cool that the guitar of Cherry S/T congratulated me on a good job!

65. The Johns Hopkins Gazette April 9, 2001 Midday Performance by pianist Margarita Glebova; Hurd Hall. JHMI an Institutefor Policy Studies seminar with pamela Loprest, The Urban Institute. http://www.jhu.edu/~gazette/2001/apr0901/weekcal.html

THE GAZETTE CALENDAR Apr 9-16 COLLOQUIA Tues., April 10, 4:15 p.m. "Paramagnetic Particles: Uses and Applications," a Chemistry colloquium with Mitchell Gore, Polysciences; 233 Remsen. HW Mon., April 16, 12:30 p.m. "A Multicenter Clinical Trial of Exercise to Mitigate Cancer-Related Fatigue," a brown bag research colloquium with Victoria Mock. Sponsored by the School of Nursing. 10 Pinkard Bldg. JHMI GRAND ROUNDS Thurs., April 12, 4 p.m. "The Chronically Acute Patient: an Urbanscape of Health," Preventive Medicine/Public Health Grand Rounds with Veena Das; W2030 SPH. JHMI LECTURES Mon., April 9, 4 p.m. The 2001 GSA Birdsall-Dreiss Lecture"The Permeability of the Continental Crust" by Steve Ingebritsen, U.S. Geological Survey at Menlo Park. Sponsored by Earth and Planetary Sciences. 305 Olin. HW Mon., April 9, 5 p.m. "Molecular Basis of Human Cancer," an Oncology lecture by Carlo Croce, Kimmel Cancer Institute. Part of the "Biology of Cancer" series sponsored by the Oncology Center. Hurd Hall. JHMI First Jerome Frank Lectureship Series

66. Livevictoria.com: Victoria's Music Scene Online Brad howland, Trombone, Classical Trombone. Steve Baker, Vocals, Guitar, Piano/Keyboards,Composition/Songwriting, Melodic pamela Highbaugh Aloni, Cello, Classical http://www.livevictoria.com/index.php?restore_state_manually=1&action=musicians_

67. KHPR/KKUA/KANO Programming Also, This Week in the Media and a Message from Richard howland Burton. BLISS Oboe Quintet; pamela Woods, oboe; Audubon Quartet; SMYTH Serenade in D; http://www.hawaiipublicradio.org/dpljun05.htm

PROGRAM GRIDS WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS CLASSICAL PROGRAMMING - JUNE 2005 All programs will air on KHPR/KKUA/KANO and all are subject to change without notice 1 WEDNESDAY 12:00 A.M. Music Through the Night 8:30 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. Opus Anonymous. 10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. WAGNER from Tristan und Isolde ; Royal Phil. Orch.; Leopold Stokowski, cond.; SCHUMANN Sym. #3 in E-flat, Rhenish ; Philharmonia Orch.; Christian Thielemann, cond.; ROGER-DUCASSE ; Rhenish-Palatinate Sym. Orch.; Leif Segerstam, cond.; MEHUL Sym. #1 in g; Rhenish Phil. Orch.; Jorge Rutter, cond. 12:10 P.M. Performance Today 2:00 Adventures in Good Music with Karl Haas. Graduation Exercises In honor of graduation time, Karl Haas presents works by famous composers written at the end of their formal studies. 3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. BERLIOZ Waverly Overt.; Bavarian Radio Sym. Orch.; Colin Davis, cond.; LISZT Piano Conc. #2 in a; Kristian Zimerman, piano; Boston Sym. Orch.; Seiji Ozawa, cond. 6:00 Evening Concert with Rodger Layng.

68. Keene Sentinel Matt is also an accomplished jazz pianist and leads his own trio. Aaron S.howland, 8th grade, Thayer Middle School, Winchester. http://www.savagerecords.com/keenesentinelgeobee.htm

Keene Sentinel April 3, 2004 A home-schooled sixth-grader from Francestown wins the N.H. state geography bee By VICTORIA McGRANE for SentinelSource He was the smallest competitor up there, his scuffed navy sneakers dangling inches about the stage floor. But in nine rounds, Matt J. Savage, 11, proved his slight frame contained continents worth of knowledge. The home-schooled 6th-grader from Francestown captured the state title in the 16th National Geographic Bee, a program of the National Geographic Society, held Friday at Keene State College’s Mabel Brown Room. Top honor earned him a $100 check and an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., to compete against winners from around the country. “I’m pretty surprised,” he said afterward. “I never knew I would be the best.” Friday was Matt’s first time at the state bee. He represented the Monadnock Area Cooperative School in Hancock. Eight rounds of questions winnowed the field from 10 finalists to two: Matt, who hadn’t missed a question yet, and Kaitlin E. Fink, a 5th-grader from Memorial School in Bedford, who’d missed just one question. The two opponents squared off over three questions in the championship round. Both easily answered the first.

69. Family Sagas RC 40264 DEEPWATER A NOVEL OF THE CAROLINAS by pamela Jekel Head of thefamily is Fletcher, whose son howland s marriage to Lyda opens the book. http://www.mitbc.org/Bibliographies/FAMSAGA.htm

Family S agas January 1998 Bibliography of the Month Mid-Illinois Talking Book Center 515 York Quincy IL 62301 845 Brenkman Drive Pekin IL 61554 RC 39236 AWAY: A NOVEL by Jane Urquhart Mary pulls a shipwrecked sailor from the Irish Sea, but he dies in her arms, leaving Mary forever a little "away." She marries, and when the potato famine threatens her family with starvation, they emigrate to northern Canada, where Mary abandons her son, Liam, and her infant daughter, Eileen. Years later the legend is repeated when Eileen, who is also a little "away," takes up with an Irish patriot and leaves their child to be cared for by Liam and his wife. RC 38479 BAYOU by Pamela Jekel Chronicle of four generations of Louisiana women from 1786 to just after World War I. In 1786 Oliva Doucet marries German Joseph Weitz, and after a short stay in New Orleans they return to bayou country. One of their sons has a liaison with Celisma, a slave. Her daughter, Manon, goes to New Orleans to make her fortune, and finally Manon's daughter, Zoe, resettles in the bayou. Some strong language, some violence, and some descriptions of sex. RC 39120 BENEATH THE SKY by Paul Block As Victoria is crowned queen, a disinherited branch of the powerful Ballinger family is determined to rebuild their fortune as merchants. Young Ross Ballinger is sent to China, where he begins a bittersweet love affair. Back in England, Connor Maginnis works as a fancy man, biding his time until he can seek revenge on the Ballingers for what they did to his father. Strong language, some violence, and some explicit descriptions of sex.

70. The LAB:Archive:This Year pamela Z will perform solo works for voice, electronics and video. PuzzlingEvidence, Hal Robbins (aka Dr. howland Owll of the Odeon?s Ask Dr. Hal), http://www.thelab.org/archive04/archive.htm

home archive about us volunteer/intern ... search archive Spring and Summer 2004 September 2004 presents Inside of Inside Installation and Event Series January 9-February 7 Opening Reception: Friday, January 9, 6-9 PM Gallery Hours: Wednesdays-Saturdays, 1-6 PM (extended hours on Thursdays, 6-7 PM and by appointment) The LAB and local artist and curatorial collective, The Big Ballyhoo, invite you to attend the groundbreaking exhibit Inside of Inside . In this historic show, the work of over 70 women artists from around the US as well as Italy and Canada will be exhibited to celebrate, challenge and dissect the reflexive relationship of art and the home. By featuring Inside of Inside in our celebratory 20th Anniversary programming and providing The Big Ballyhoo collective with a month-long residency to install the work, The LAB revisits a long history of support for women artists and their collaborations. The Big Ballyhoo is a feminist artist collective that began in 2001, inspired by the belief that art is a powerful tool in shaping dominant ideology and stimulating social change. Members of The Big Ballyhoo are Gracie Bucciarelli, Mary DeNardo, Kristen Dilley, Dusty Lombardo, Lisa Maurine, Corinna Press and Lena Wolff.

71. Boston Conservatory | Programs Of Study He is the pianist for the Walden Chamber Players and is CoMusic Director of theCurtisville Kathleen howland (Music Education). BM in Music Therapy, http://www.bostonconservatory.edu/programs/music_bio.html

Music Dance Theater Liberal Arts ... Faculty Biographies Elizabeth Abbate matteo@aol.com Laura Ahlbeck (Oboe) B.M., Ohio State, M.M., Manhattan School of Music. Performs with Boston Symphony, Boston Pops. Former member Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, New York City Opera Touring Orchestra, Concerto Soloists of Philadelphia, Orquesta Sinfonica of Maricaibo, Columbus (OH) Symphony. Scott Andrews (Chair, Woodwind Department; Clarinet) B.M with Honors, New England Conservatory. Former student of Harold Wright. Appointed to the position of second clarinetist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra during the 1995-1996 season. Mr. Andrews has also performed with Boston area musical organizations including the Cantata Singers, the New England and Gardner Chamber Orchestras and AUROS Group for New Music. Former studies at the Virginia Governor's School for the Arts and at the Interlochen Music Center in Michigan where he was the Jonathan Cohen Scholarship recipient. He participated as the Fellowship Artist-in-Residence at the Kneisel Hall Chamber Music Festival in 1992 and was twice awarded fellowships to the Tanglewood Music Center. He also participated in an NEC musical exchange with the Toho Gakuen School of Music in Japan, spending part of the summer of 1993 performing and teaching in Tokyo. He has given recitals and c hamber music concerts throughout the United States. Mr. Andrews currently teaches at the Tanglewood Music Center and at The Boston Conservatory.

72. Miscellaneous Burleigh County, ND, Obituaries Eileen howland and Patricia Tjaden; and her son, John Helgerson. Special musicwill be provided by Charlotte Morey, pianist, and Norman and Bonnie http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/obits/nd/nd-burleigh8.htm

First Name Last Name Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL Locality Miscellaneous Burleigh County, North Dakota Obituaries CEMSEARCH OBITUARY CENTRAL OBITUARY LINKS PAGE SURNAME SEARCH UTILITY ... GENLOOKUPS Hildegard Bonnet GOODRICH Hildegard Bonnet, 80, Goodrich, died Feb. 9, 2000, in the Harvey nursing home. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Peace Lutheran Church, Goodrich, with burial in Lincolndale Cemetery, rural Denhoff. She is survived by her husband, Herman; one son, Leonard, Goodrich; two daughters, Gladys Degenstein, Anamoose, and Darlene Sattler, Northville, Mich.; 15 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Freida Frank, Bismarck. (Hertz Funeral Home, Harvey) Delilah Ebenhahn SHEYENNE Delilah Ebenhahn, 94, Sheyenne, died Feb. 10, 2000, in the Carrington care center. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church, Sheyenne, with burial in Riverside Cemetery, Sheyenne. She is survived by one son, Rodney, Sheyenne; one daughter, Shelley Staley, Seattle; five grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. (Evans Funeral Home, New Rockford) Wilma A. Ellingson

73. Miscellaneous Delaware County, Oklahoma Obituaries He is survived by his wife, Edith howland, of Grove; two sisters, Dorothy Moor of Eunice Johnson pianist, Mike Eason and Ronnie Warren - ushers, http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/obits/ok/ok-delaware8.htm

First Name Last Name Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL Locality Miscellaneous Delaware County, Oklahoma Obituaries CEMSEARCH OBITUARY CENTRAL OBITUARY LINKS PAGE SURNAME SEARCH UTILITY MARY ANN HENDRICKS GLENPOOL, Okla. - Mary Ann Hendricks, 76, passed away October 12, 2001 at the Glenpool Nursing Center in Glenpool, Okla. Mary was born December 3, 1924 to Elmer Julius Schmidt and Mildred Smith Schmidt in Lincoln, Neb. She attended elementary school in Wichita, Kan. On January 13, 1944 Mary and Melvin Hendricks were united in marriage. The couple lived in California until Melvin was discharged from the service. The couple moved to Wichita, Kan., and in 1967 moved to Afton, Okla. Mary was employed at Eastern state Hospital in Vinita, Okla., where she retired. She was preceded in death by her husband, Melvin, in December 1993. She is survived by: a daughter, Patricia Ann Coffey, Adair, Okla.; one son, Michael Lawrence Hendricks, Mont.; five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Graveside services were at 10 a.m. Monday, October 15, at Ketchum Cemetery in Ketchum, Okla. Services were under the direction of the Turner Funeral Chapel, Langley, Okla. ARTHUR WAYNE HENSON SPAVINAW, Okla. - Arthur Wayne Henson, 70, passed away September 12, 2001 at Grove General Hospital. Wayne was born January 31, 1931 in Spavinaw to Art Lee and Bessie Mae Conner Henson. He attended Spavinaw-Strang School and graduated in 1949. He began construction work in Tulsa for a while. On July 4, 1951 Wayne and Donna Richmond were united in marriage. The couple moved to Spavinaw in 1953. Wayne worked as a carpenter, farmer, and merchant store owner. He was a member of Adair Masonic Lodge 32 Degree Mason. He was also a member of Spavinaw Hills House of Worship. Wayne and Donna celebrated 50 years of marriage July 4. He was a very loving husband, father and grandfather.

74. UNC Performing And Visual Arts Newsletter pianist Dana Landry, former coordinator of Jazz Studies at Middle Tennessee StateUniversity Gretchen howland Connie I. Hunt Drs. William and Susan Hurt http://www.arts.unco.edu/pva/newsletter/newsletter5/default.html

TABLE OF CONTENTS UNC Music and Theatre Receive Awards for Outstanding Programs Letter from the Dean Twenty-five Year Anniversary Join the Celebration! ... New Endowments and Scholarships UNC Music and Theatre Receive Awards for Outstanding Programs The arts programs at UNC have a long and exemplary history. Building on that tradition of excellence, Music and Theatre Arts have once again been recognized for their accomplishments. for the third time in the last four years. The 70-member student orchestra is comprised mostly of music majors from the School of Music. In its annual independent peer review of graduate programs nation-wide, U. S. News and World Report ranked the UNC Jazz Studies program in the top five of best graduate schools - music specialities jazz. The UNC School of Music's Master of Music degree program was ranked #58 in the list of best graduate schools. A December 2, 2001 Denver Post headline declared: "Drama Kings – In Colorado, UNC offers best undergraduate theatre program." Post theatre critic John Moore assembled a panel of eight impartial observers to evaluate educational theatre programs throughout the state. Their conclusion was that UNC's department was simply "the best." Program size, faculty with a broad knowledge base and a strong commitment to their students, degrees in eight separate emphases, and professional calibre productions were among the reasons cited that put UNC on top.

75. CLT Update: 03 Jul 18 - Democracy Won; Finneran Zero in the House and good government in Massachusetts, said pamela H. Wilmot, Rep. Mark howland, DFreetown, argued that this would merely give the http://cltg.org/cltg/clt2003/03-07-18.htm

CITIZENS FOR LIMITED TAXATION and the Citizens Economic Research Foundation CLT UPDATE Friday, July 18, 2003 Democracy won; Finneran zero Finally conceding a rare defeat in his own chamber, Speaker Thomas M. Finneran ditched his prize pay-raise bill and declared from the well of the House, "I want to change the topic." The Boston Herald Friday, July 18, 2003 Speaker listens, silences pay plan Acknowledging that he'd created a "distraction" that's taken away from important business facing the state, House Speaker Thomas M. Finneran yesterday put off until 2005 his bid to grant pay raises to his lieutenants, effectively killing the measure for the foreseeable future. In a highly personal and unusual address to his colleagues on the House floor, Finneran defended the merits of the pay raise proposal and said he still hopes the Legislature will eventually agree with him about the need for it.... The Boston Globe Friday, July 18, 2003 Finneran reluctantly postpones action on pay hike measure In a rambling 15-minute speech, Finneran said he would postpone any action on the bill, which he said had cast a "cloud" over the House, until the last day of the session in January 2005, a move that virtually kills the plan until the next session....

76. Financieringen Fanning Laure FavreKahn Ingrid Fliter Aglika Genova Gila Goldstein Yuliya GorenmanMarie-Luise Hinrichs Etsuko Hirose Claudia Hoca pamela howland Hsing-ay Hsu http://www.dinky.net/page25.htm

Other Contemporary Classical Women Pianists Peggy Abbott Mirsa Adami Katya Apekisheva Margerete Babinsky ... Katharine Durran Edda Erlendsdottir Inna Faliks Diana Fanning Laure Favre-Kahn Ingrid Fliter Aglika Genova ... Marie-Luise Hinrichs Etsuko Hirose Claudia Hoca Pamela Howland Hsing-ay Hsu Tsai Chai Hsio ... Eileen Huang Helen Huang Valentina Igoshina Ariane Jurriaanse Lori Kaufman Nina Kavtaradze Olga Kern ... Cristiana Pegoraro Navah Perlman Roberta Pili Tatjana Rankovich Pamela Ross Mika Sato Beverly Serra-Brooks Orli Shaham Regina Shamvili Katia Skanavi ... Search

77. UW-Green Bay, News Archive, June 2003 Doty Elementary School, Green Bay, led by pamela Haugh, Linda Mettelka and pianist Linda Halloin will accompany them. Assisting in the recital will be http://www.uwgb.edu/univcomm/news/archive/2003june.htm

June 2003 Phoenix Sports Center project UW-Green Bay bear study Schools receive Partnership grants RCMS receives funds ... Spring semester academic honors Phoenix Sports Center project takes another step forward GREEN BAY - Planning for an updated and expanded Phoenix Sports Center took a second major step forward today (June 18) with a key endorsement from the commission that oversees state facilities development. The State Building Commission voted unanimously to allow the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to begin spending planning money on the project during the 2003-05 biennium. "We're delighted by this action," said UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard, speaking from Madison where the vote took place. "The merits of this project are such that, even in difficult economic times, we have been able now to gain support from both the executive and legislative branches of state government." Shepard's reference was to the fact that the Building Commission is chaired by Gov. Jim Doyle, and the Legislature's budget-writing Joint Finance Committee was already on record in support of the projected $30 million sports center plan. The Chancellor noted also that Sen. Robert Cowles, R-Green Bay, backed the project as a member of the Building Commission, and Cowles' local Democratic counterpart, Sen. Dave Hansen, attended today's commission meeting in support. The state would fund $7.5 million or one-fourth of the project. Half, or $15 million, would come from UW-Green Bay students who voted to dedicate additional fees over a 20-year period. The remaining $7.5 million would be sought via private fund-raising.

78. Obituaries - Page 90040 Honorary pallbearers will be Collin howland, David Hill, Marcus Johnson and He was church pianist, organist/music associate at First Baptist Church in http://www.rootsweb.com/~txnavarr/obituaries/pg90040.htm

Obituaries from Navarro County, Texas HOME Previous Page Obituary Index Next Page Bobbie Milne Rimmer Bobbie Milne Rimmer, 76, of Rice passed away Sunday, July 7, 2002 at Navarro Regional Hospital. Visitation will be 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at First Pentecostal Church of God with Dr. Gary Johnson officiating. Interment will follow at Fairview Cemetery in Hubbard. Pallbearers will be her grandsons. Mrs. Rimmer was preceded in death by children Etter Ray Jones and Helen Jenkins. She is survived by husband Melvin Rimmer of Rice; sons Larry Jones and wife Pam of Robinson and Dennis Rimmer and wife Lori of Riverside, Calif.; daughters Dinah Rogers and husband Jerry of Sapula, Okla., Betty Baker and husband Lonnie of Corsicana, Joyce Lucas and husband Ronnie of Corsicana and Tinya Holifield of Kosse; brothers Charles Egbert and Billy Egbert; sisters Barbara Koren, Dorothy White and Janice Fiesler; 23 grandchildren; and 35 great-grandchildren. Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home.

79. H DATA006 HANER o@ca.on.manitoulin.howland.little_current.manitoulin_expositor 200301-08 Bette was an avid reader and an accomplished classical pianist, http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/200oh/2003h006.htm

HANCOX o@ca.on.kent.wallaceburg.wallaceburg_courier_press 2003-10-29 published TOULOUSE, Irene HANCOX Obituary Menu HAND o@ca.on.grey.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2003-12-19 published HAND , Dylis At Dufferin Oaks, Shelburne, on Thursday, December 11th, 2003, in her 88th year. Beloved wife of the late Kenneth HAND . Dear step-mother of Margaret and her husband, Bob CAMERON, Owen Sound; Morris HAND and his wife, Ruth, Shelburne; Earl HAND and his wife, Lois, Hornings Mills; Chris HAND and his wife, Ruth, Shelburne. Lovingly remembered by nine grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Survived by her twin sister, Dora McALLISTER and by her sister, Forence THOMAS. The Funeral Service was held at the Egan Funeral Home, Orangeville, on Saturday, December 13th. Interment in Shelburne Cemetery. Page A2 H Names HAND o@ca.on.york.toronto. 2003-05-31 published Henry Roger JOWETT HAND and to his caregiver Eric NOFTLE. In keeping with Roger's spirit a 'Pimm's Party' will be held to celebrate his life at The Oakville Club, 56 Water Street, on July 2nd from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be made to a memorial charitable trust established in his memory to assist palliative care patients in their wishes to die at home in dignity. Donations can be sent to 'The Roger Jowett Charitable Trust', 45-1534 Lancaster Drive, Oakville, On L6H 2Z3. The trust is currently applying for registered status with the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency. Obituary Menu HANDFORD o@ca.on.middlesex.london.

80. V DATA001 of the Leslie Spit Treeo, pianist Peter HILL, The Nationals and many more . Loving grandfather of Anthony, Patrick, Paul, pamela, Samantha, Sarah, http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/200ov/2003v001.htm

VACCHI o@ca.on.middlesex.london. 2003-10-23 published MANNING, Sarah "Sally" Elizabeth (née SPENCER) Sarah "Sally" MANNING, of Sarnia, peacefully at home in her sleep on Friday October 22, 2004, with her loving family by her side, in her 73rd year. Born Sarah Elizabeth SPENCER on March 19, 1932. Sally was an avid gardener, potter and painter. Predeceased by her darling husband Keith Samuel MANNING (1992). Much loved mother of Steve and Sue MANNING, John and Debbie LUND, Dave and Joan MANNING, and John and Connie MANNING. Dearly missed by her grandchildren Angela, Jason, Andrew, Kayla, Troy, Connor, Briar, Dillon, Scott and Bailey and her special grandchildren Kirby and George. Beloved sister of Kitty (Gordon) HOLMES of Forest, Winnie and Ray FINDLAY of Kalden, British Columbia and Gerald and Liz SPENCER of Forest. Dear sister-in-law of Bruce and Marjorie MANNING of Lambeth, John and Anne MANNING of Forest, Marilyn and Tony VACCHI of San Diego, California, Joan and Tom SMITH of London and Oliver and Irma MANNING of Forest. Predeceased by her parents Ernest and Catherine (HADEN) SPENCER, sisters Sybil (Bill) INGHAM and Dolly (Keith) WATSON. Visitation will take place at the Stewart Funeral Home, (College at George) Sarnia on Sunday October 24th from 2 pm -4 pm and 7 pm-9 pm. Funeral service from the chapel on Monday October 25 at 11:00 am with Pastor Scott CLEVER officiating. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, Bluewater Health Palliative Care Nurses Education or Charity of Choice.

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