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PAYMENT/APPROVAL4:00PMDAYPRIORDEATHSANNE ELIZABETHCONDIEPassed away on October 17,
2019, following complex
heart surgery with her family
by her side. With her usual
quiet courage and resilience,
Anne fought until the end to
staywiththosesheloved.
Annewasthebelovedwifeof
RandyCousins,lovingmother
of Russell and Kerry Cousins,
sisterofJoan,JohnandBruce
Condie, daughter of Laura
(nee Stewart) and the late
John Condie. She was the
sister-in-law of Michelle
Condie and Anne Goodchild
(Wayne) and an Aunt to Reilly
Condie, Ashley and Blair
Condie, Nicola and Jenna
Rak, Justine and Monica
Goodchild. Anne was born in
Toronto on February1, 1957
and lived her entirelife in the
City. She was a voracious
reader, amazing baker and a
dog’sbestfriend,whowillbe
missed by her Guinness. We
all wanted her on our team
when it came to trivia
contests. We will miss her
Christmas goodies and the
thoughtfulpersonal touch in
allthegiftsshegave.Shewas
first and foremostaMumand
immensely proud of her
children.
She will be rememberedwith
a visitation Saturday,October
26th, 1-5 p.m., at the Turner
and Porter, Yorke Chapel,
2357 Bloor St. W. (east of the
Janesubway),Toronto.
In lieu of flowers, please
consider making a donation
to the Toronto Humane
Society, YMCA of Greater
Toronto, or the Toronto
PublicLibraryFoundation.
Online condolences may be
madethrough:
http://www.turnerporter.caMARGARETALICIAOWEN
(néeDunning)
July30,1932-October16,2019Margaret was born in
Liverpool, England as the
second of two children (John
Edward) to Edward and
Dorothy Dunning. She grew
up in Hoy Lake, Meols UK.
She married Sidney Owen in
1955 and together they
celebrated 64 years of
marriage. In 1957, they
moved to Canada where they
raised three children, Geoff,
John and Michael living in
Toronto,Edmonton and in
later years, Windsor. She and
Sid were a loving couple and
developedaclosepartnership
in everything they did, with
Margaret ensuring family was
at the centre of their lives.
She was mother-in-law to
Carol, Shari and Shameena
and a loving grandmother to
Ross, Hannah, Jessica,
Kristopher,Devin and David
(d.Aug4,2004)
Traditions were very
importanttoMargaret,always
insisting that her extended
family get together whenever
andwherevertheycould.She
was never happier than when
she was surrounded by her
sons, daughters-in-law and
grandchildren. Margaret took
tremendous pride in them
and delighted in seeing them
succeed. Margaret made a
point of giving back over the
years, becoming involved
with various charities and
other volunteer groups
wherevershelived.
In retirement, she and Sid
travelled extensively
throughout the world. She
hosted brothers, sisters,
nieces and nephews fromthe
"old county" countless times,
always making herself
available to accommodate
family. In later years, she and
Sid happily split their time
between Naples, Florida and
Windsor,Ontario.
She would want to thank the
many caregivers over the
years, including the staff at
SeasonsAmhurstbergandthe
VillagesatSt.ClairinWindsor.
Your dedication to her care
and comfort is very much
appreciatedbythefamily.DEATHSDR.RONALD F.PACEOn Thursday, October 17, 2019,
Dr. Ronald F. Pace passed away
peacefully & gracefully at the
age of 64 at Lisaard House after
a fearless battle with cancer. He
is survived by his wife Ellen Pace
(Stewart),childrenMichael(Lesley)
Pace, Alison (Graham) Bakelaar
and granddaughter Abbigail
Bakelaar. He will also be sadly
missed by siblings; Anne Walker
(Harry), John Pace (Sheilagh),
Mary French-Pace (Roy), Allan
Pace (Lin), and Carla Pace as well
as his many nieces, nephews and
great-nieces and great-nephews.
Ronald was born on March 29,
1955 in London,Ontario to Dr.
William and Elisabeth Pace.
Ron was an adventurous child,
gleefullyspendinghis summers
in the Ontarionorthernwoods,
embracing all that the Canadian
wilderness has tooffer. Being
a lifelong lover of learning, he
graduated from medical school at
The Universityof Western Ontario
in 1979, having been granted
admission after completing only
two years of undergraduate
studies. Ron continued to
specialize in hepatobiliary
surgery, and went on to achieve
a thriving generalsurgery practice
in Kitchener-Waterloo for 25 years.
To say that Ron had a passion
for his surgical practice is
an understatement. He
relentlesslydedicated his time
to compassionatelycare for and
serve his many patients. Ron
always preached, “you have
to love what you do”, and the
fellow doctors and nurses that
surroundedand supportedhim
every day made that an easy
mantra to follow.
Ron was a man of many talents.
Besides being a well-respected
surgeon, he loved woodworking,
skiing, golfing, travelling, red
wine, and spending time at his
beloved cabin on Kawagama
Lake. He was truly one of a kind.
Anyone who had the pleasure
of meeting him, will never
forget his boisterous laugh,
his adventurousspirit, and his
larger than life personality.
A celebration of his colourful
life will take place on Saturday,
October 26, 2019, at Erb and
Good Family Funeral Home,
171 King Street S., Waterloo at
3 p.m. The family has requested
that donations be made in
his memory to the Kitchener-
Waterloo Woodworking and
Craft Centre or the Grand River
Regional Cancer Centre, which
may be arranged through the
funeral home 519-745-8445
or http://www.erbgood.com where
condolences and tributes may
also be shared.Ron’s family has
asked that in lieuof flowers, that
you plant a white pine tree to
keep his north woods spirit alive.FREDAPECKOn Friday, October 18, 2019.
Freda Peck, beloved wife of the
late Nathan Peck. Loving mother
and mother-in-law of Isaac and
Sylvia, Rachelle and the late Elliot
Switzman, and Ronnie and
Wendy. Dear sister and sister-in-
law of the late Hersch and Sally,
and Fryda and Michal. Devoted
grandmother of Ryan and Judith,
Jared and Sarah, Samantha and
Thomas, Carly, Jordana and
Justin, Jesse and Lauren,
Courtney and Rob, and Jonathan
and Lesley. Devoted great-
grandmother of Ella, Jesse,
Morris, Shana, Yona, Olivia,
Jonas, Chase, Ryder, Elle, Aydin,
Lily, and Avery. Service was held
at Benjamin’s Park Memorial
Chapel, on Sunday, October 20,
2019 at 10:00 a.m. Interment
Wierzbniker Society Section at
Bathurst Lawn Memorial Park.
Shiva at 7 Chieftain Crescent,
Toronto. Memorial donations
may be made to B’nai Brith
Canada,416-633-6224.DEATHSNANCY GORDONTHOMSON
(néeFockler)
1933 - 2019A loving, intelligent, and fun-loving
woman with a flair for telling stories,
Nancy passed away peacefully
on October 17, 2019 surrounded
by family. Much loved mother of
Lynn (Ben McNally), Laurie (Andy
Chisholm), Greg (Sarah). Adored
“Nanny” to Yeats, Danielle, Rupert,
and Titus McNally; Thomas and
Lauren Chisholm; Esper and Noah
Thomson. Loving sister to Paul
(Maureen), Ken (Nancy); sister-in-
law to Dick and Heather Thomson.
Pre-deceased by parents, Marjorie
and Ewart Fockler.
Nancy received a BA from
VictoriaCollege,UofT and an OCE
TeachingCertificate. She taught
high schooluntilshe marriedTom
Thomson,whenthey moved to
Boston where he was at school.
There she tutored childrenwith
learning disabilities, something
she picked up again later when
her own children were in school.
She loved to teach andshe
loved to learn. She spent years
on the boardsof many diverse
organizations,from the Festival
Singers of Canada and the Shaw
Festival,to GSW and Maclean
Hunter, and many others. In 1979
she wrote, developed, marketed
and taughta course called “Nancy
Thomson:Investing for Women.”
It was the first of its kind in
Canada, teaching classesof only
women, taught by only women,
about money and how to invest it.
The company was a huge success
and Nancy opened branches in
cities across thecountry.
As wonderful as all thisworldly
success was, her dearest held
memorieswere in the realmof
family and friendship. Her study
group friends and their decades
of intellectual exploration, the
Doncliffe Darts (you know who
you are), her bridge friends,
Muskoka friends, and most of all
her loving family. She developed
a deep bond witheach of her
grandchildren and cherished
them all as individuals.Summers
in Muskoka were treasured. She
loved a good party.
Nancy and the family would
like to thank Dr. Wong and the
wonderful team at Sunnybrook,
Wing B, fourth floor, especially
nurse Laura Stevens, for taking
such good care.
There will bea celebrationof
Nancy’s life at LawrencePark
Community Church, 2180 Bayview
Ave. on Wednesday, October 23rd
at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers,
please consider planting a tree.
There are many good charities
in Canada that will do this for
you, including Forests Ontario
and Evergreen Brick Works
(forestsontario.ca, evergreen.ca).
Condolences may be forwarded
throughwww.humphreymiles.com.DIETER G.TIMM87, after a long struggle
with multiple ailments, on
Sunday, October 13, 2019 at the
Peterborough hospital. Beloved
husbandofRikki(Fredericka)Timm
(née Sawerthal), beloved father of
Mark Timm and Pattanun Timm
(née Woodtikarn), beloved Opa
of Palita Timm, beloved brother
of Roswitha Minck (née Timm),
Germany, beloved brother-in-
law of Gudrun Sawerthal and
Ingeborg Sawerthal. A good
friend to his many friends, a
great dance partner and a lover
of nature, music and Rikki’s
cooking! A private celebration
of life will take place. In lieu of
flowers donations encouraged
to the Kidney Foundation of
Canada and the Heart and Stroke
Foundation of Canada. Online
condolences may be made at
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KANGSHOOTSTOURNAMENT
RECORDTOWINLPGASHANGHAISHANGHAIDanielle Kang shot a
bogey-free two-under 70 to win
the Buick LPGA Shanghai for the
second consecutive year on Sun-
day with a tournament record 16-
under par 272. The 27-year-old
American began the Day 1 stroke
behind compatriot Jessica Korda,
who shot a final-round 72 to fin-
ish second at 15 under. Yu Liu of
China shot a seven-under 65 to
surge into a three-way tie for third
with Japan’s Nasa Hataoka and
LPGA rookie Kristen Gillman at 13
under and the best finish of Gill-
man’s career. Brooke Henderson
of Smiths Falls, Ont., shot a one-
over 73 to drop from third place
into a tie for ninth with top-
ranked Ko Jin-young and Nelly
Korda at nine under.
THEASSOCIATEDPRESSCANADADOWNSJERSEY
TOOPENPLAYATICCMEN’S
T20WORLDCUPQUALIFIERABU DHABINitish Kumar scored
83 runs to help Canada defeat Jer-
sey by 53 runs Sunday in its open-
ing match at the ICC Men’s T20
World Cup Qualifier. The 14-coun-
try event, which runs through
Nov. 2, offers six spots in the main
tournament set for Australia in- The teams are divided into
two groups of seven, with Canada
drawn in Group B alongside the
United Arab Emirates, Hong
Kong, Ireland, Jersey, Nigeria and
Oman. Canada plays Nigeria on
Monday.THECANADIANPRESS
STAMPSDOWNBOMBERS
INDIVISIONALBATTLECALGARYReggie Begelton had a
trio of touchdown catches for the
Calgary Stampeders in a 37-33 win
over the visiting Winnipeg Blue
Bombers on Saturday. Ante Mila-
novich-Litre scored a rushing ma-
jor for the Stampeders, who are
now 11-5. Richie Sindani, Eric Rog-
ers and Josh Huff all made two-
point convert catches. Rene Pa-
redes kicked a pair of field goals.
Lucky Whitehead and Kenny
Lawler had touchdown catches,
and Marcus Sayles scored a fum-
ble return touchdown as Winni-
peg is now 10-7.
THECANADIANPRESSTICATSEARNRECORD13THWINHAMILTONDane Evans and Bran-
don Banks anchored a record-set-
ting performance Saturday by the
Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Evans’s 62-
yard TD strike to Banks in the
third quarter led Hamilton to a 33-
12 home win over the Ottawa
Redblacks. The victory was a
fourth straight and club-record
13th this year for the Ticats (13-3),
who have two regular-season
contests remaining. Hamilton al-
so improved to 8-0 at Tim Hor-
tons Field. That’s important, giv-
en the Ticats have clinched first in
the East Division and will play
host for the division final next
month. Banks had a TD for a fifth
straight game, while finishing
with seven catches for 116 yards.
Hamilton was far from perfect
Saturday, but all Ottawa (3-13)
could muster were four Lewis
Ward field goals in dropping its
ninth straight loss. Hamilton won
in front of a Tim Hortons Field
gathering of 23,692 on a glorious
fall afternoon.
THECANADIANPRESSNATHANCHENTAKESGOLDAT
SKATEAMERICAINLASVEGASLASVEGASTwo-time world cham-
pion Nathan Chen of the United
States won Skate America for the
third straight time, scoring 196.38
in the free skate on Saturday
night for a total of 299.09 in the
first of six events in the ISU Grand
Prix of Figure Skating Series. Kee-
gan Messing, the lone Canadian
in the field, placed fourth with
239.34. In pairs, China’s Peng
Cheng and Jin Yang won the gold
at 200.89. In the women’s event,
15-year-old Russian Anna Shcher-
bakova dazzled the late session
with a long program that includ-
ed a back-to-back quad lutz-triple
toe to second quad lutz, and a
costume colour change mid-rou-
tine. She earned a personal-best
160.16 and the gold medal, with
an overall score of 227.76.
In dance, heavily favoured Ma-
dison Hubbell and Zachary Dono-
hue (209.55) held off Russia’s
Alexandra Stepanova and Ivan
Bukin (206.57) for their second
straight Skate America gold. It
marked the 11th straight year an
American team won the event.
Canadian pair Laurence Fournier
Beaudry and Nikolaj Sorensen
earned bronze at 197.53.
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