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*Nov. 29th Snow: Jackpot was 10" in Peru. Indy's official total was 0.2" and has all melted away.
*Minor Flooding: Orange = Minor flooding along the White River in Broad Ripple, 146th Street, and Noblesville. Nora could also rise to "minor" flood stage by Thursday. I checked around and it appears the flooding is not going to impact residential or businesses…just farmland and undeveloped areas along the river. Yellow = near flood stage. Green = below flood stage. The swollen rivers are the result of our recent wet/white weather
*Fog Forming/Cold Temps: Tonight's lows will drop into the 20s area-wide. It could have been even colder except for 2 things: FOG developing over areas with snow cover (Lebanon to Peru to Elkhart) AND increasing high clouds tonight moving in from Illinois. Either way, areas that saw lots of snow melt could have slick spots for the morning b/c of the re-freeze
*Next Precip: Saturday night into Sunday morning, looks like rain which could make for a soggy end to the weekend. Doesn't look like much moisture left on Sunday night – but if there is anything leftover, there could be some snowflakes mixing in with some showers overnight Sunday into Monday morning. Monday – looks like the bulk of the moisture will be in Southern Indiana and warm enough for rain. But Tuesday – a new impulse could bring light snow…and it looks cold too!
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Snow Totals & Clearing SkiesPosted By
The snow has pushed out of Central Indiana, and now the sunshine will return!
Here are a few reported snow totals:
Peru 10"
Kokomo 5"
Marion 5"
New Castle 3.4"
Lafayette 2.6"
Muncie 2.5"
Indianapolis .2"
Castleton .2"
Highs will reach the upper 30s today with a mix of sun and clouds eventually breaking to mostly sunny skies. Wind gusts out of the west up to 20mph are possible through midday.
Overnight, temps drop to the mid 20s under mostly clear skies.
Thursday through Saturday, the sunshine hangs around with temps in the low 40s and overnight lows in the mid 20s.
Our next chance for rain moves in Sunday.
Snow on the WayPosted By
Rain showers turn to snow tonight across Central Indiana, and we'll be watching for slick spots during Wednesday morning's commute.
Scattered showers are likely today with highs in the low 40s, falling into the 30s by the afternoon and evening. A Flood Watch remains in effect for the entire viewing area until late tonight.
Tonight after 6pm, rain turns to snow, and along the I-70 corridor… about an inch or two of snow is possible. From Crawfordsville, to Noblesville, to New Castle and points north, 1-3″ of snow is possible, pockets of heavier snow are possible. A winter weather advisory is in effect from 1pm to 1am in that area to points north. Click here for any and all watches/warnings issued. Wind gusts of up to 25mph are possible tonight.
The snow should end by early tomorrow morning, before the morning commute, but with temps in the low 30s, slick spots are possible.
Sunshine returns Wednesday, with highs in the upper 30s.
Another chance of rain/snow moves in late Saturday and sticks around through Sunday.
Rain Showers Stay & Could Turn to SnowPosted By
A soggy forecast is sticking across Central Indiana though Tuesday, and once colder air wraps in Tuesday afternoon/night… we could be talking snow for Central Indiana.
Here are a few totals from Sunday's showers:
Indianapolis: .70″
Eagle Creek: .65″
Shelbyville: .81″
Terre Haute: .87″
Lafayette: .58″
Muncie: .53″
Another one to two inches of rain is possible for Central Indiana through Tuesday.
Today highs will hit the mid 40s with scattered showers. Wind gusts up to 25mph are possible, so it will feel chilly and damp.
More rain is expected overnight with temps holding steady around 40 degrees and a North breeze up to 20mph.
Tuesday, highs will reach the low 40s, but temps should fall into the afternoon. So, while we start the day with rain, a rain/snow mix could develop for the afternoon. Tuesday night into Wednesday morning if enough cold air moves in, the rain turns to snow. Some slushy snow accumulation is possible… right now… maybe 1/2″ to 1″ of slushy snow. We will have to watch the forecast closely, because ground temperature, the amount of cold air, and moisture in the air when the precip changes will affect the snow totals.
The bottom line about the snow… some light accumulating snow may be possible Tuesday night into Wednesday morning… we'll keep you posted.
We dry out during the day Wednesday and Thursday… with a chance of flurries Friday.
Our next chance for rain… then a wintry mix eyes Central Indiana Sunday.
Rain and Snow in Your ForecastPosted By
*Rain: Our Sunday rain ranged from about ½" to a little over 1". We could get up to 1" additional Monday (mainly late and most likely south/east). And Tuesday could bring another 1"+ to the area.
*Flood Concerns: Parts of Southern Indiana are under flood watches, while an Areal Flood Advisory was issued just before midnight for areas southeast of Indy
*Snow: There were some reports of snow mixing in with the rain Sunday night – but with temps in the upper 30s to around 40 – it wasn't sticking. Accumulating snow looks possible as early as Tuesday afternoon and more likely Tuesday night as colder air wraps in and the remaining moisture pivots through Indiana. I have a hunch that several inches of snow could fall in Northeast Indiana…and I wouldn't be shocked if Indy gets some slushy accumulation. Too early to forecast how much snow, but here's a map with snow potential for late Tues into early Wed:
*Extended Forecast: Thursday looks like the pick of the week – dry with sun & high clouds. But Friday, a quick shot of moisture and cold temperatures could mean a quick dusting/coating of snow showers.
Have a great week!
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Rain… Rain… is here to StayPosted By
As advertised, rain has moved into Central Indiana, and it's going to stay for the beginning of the work week.
Get your rain gear out… rain is likely through Tuesday!
Temperatures will fall throughout the day today, and by this afternoon the low to mid 40s are likely.
Tonight, the rain continues and temps drop to the mid 30s.
Rain Monday… and Tuesday… and by the time the rain is over, up to 2″ is possible across Central Indiana.
Let's fast forward to Tuesday night. Late Tuesday we could see rain mix with snow, and by early Wednesday morning, we will be watching to see if light snow is possible. We're watching the forecast very closely… we'll have to have enough moisture in place with a shot of cold air.
Wednesday afternoon looks cooler, but dry… and the sunshine returns Thursday.
Our next chance of rain/snow arrives Sunday.
Did you see this morning's sunrise? Some of our WTHR viewers did, and David Lawrence grabbed his camera when he spotted the fiery red sky at dawn. He took this pic in the Traders Point area on 86th Street and Lafayette. What a stunning shot! By the way, this is a great time to throw in some old weather folklore: "Red sky at night, sailor's delight. Red sky at morning, sailors take warning." In this case, it's true. The red sky was a result of high and mid level clouds moving in ahead of a weather system which will likely mean several days of wet weather here in Central Indiana! Great pic, David! I featured it as our Hoosier Pic on 13 Eyewitness News at 6 this evening.
Yesterday at 6, Chief Meteorologist Chris Wright featured Bill Beechler's Hoosier Pic taken at the Indianapolis Museum of Art's 100 Acres Park. Ironically, I went there yesterday afternoon too! (Probably walked right by Bill Beechler). And I concur, it was a fantastic photo-taking day at the park. My daughter couldn't get enough of walking on "Funky Bones!"
And on Thanksgiving Day, Chris Wright gave props to a family affair! Three generations of Alfreds took to their bikes for a ride on the Monon and the Indianapolis Cultural Trail on Thanksgiving. We give thanks to Cheryl Alfred for sharing her pic! Hoosiers take family seriously, and Thursday was a great day to share with loved ones!
Wednesday was cloudy and foggy and cool, but at least the steady rain finally stopped. Here's the Hoosier Pic Chris Wright shared with our viewers Wednesday at 6. You can see the high water on Brandywine Creek after Tuesday's rain. Thanks to Yvonne Ballou for the pic!
As for the rain, in Andy Whitehurst's Irvington rain gauge, the rain nearly reach .8″ Tuesday. Some areas like Kokomo to the north and Franklin to the south saw more than an inch. Either way, it was a dreary, damp, and miserable day and Andy's pic told the weather story…Hoosier Pic style! Chris Wright featured his pic on WTHR at 6pm Tuesday.
Now that Thanksgiving is behind us and the holiday season officially in swing, I'd love to see some holiday light Hoosier Pics! You can also shoot pics of people, places, weather, or whatever!
All you need to do is post on our facebook wall: https://www.facebook.com/WTHR13 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Make sure it's a pic you took yesterday or today.
To check out the submissions yourself, you can view our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WTHR13 and the photo gallery at wthr.com: http://iwitness.wthr.com/
Don't forget to tell us your name and where the pic was taken along with any important details (i.e. at the Circle of Lights with my family). That way, we can credit you online and on-air!
By the way, looks like a soggy stretch of wet weather that could end as a bit of white weather by late Tuesday night/pre-dawn Wednesday. We'll have to watch it! I'll be doing so with camera in hand! Hope you had a fantastic Thanksgiving holiday and I'll be looking for your Hoosier Pic submissions!
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Dry Today… Rain Develops TonightPosted By
Today will be pleasant with a mix of sun and clouds, it's tonight that big changes move into Central Indiana.
Highs will soar into the low 60s today with wind gusts up to 25mph. The average high this time of year is 47 degrees, and the record is 70 set back in 1984.
This evening, after 5pm showers will develop across Central Indiana, and stay off and on through Tuesday. Tonight, pockets of heavy rain are possible, and temps cool to the low 50s.
Sunday, temps stay nearly steady around the 50 degree mark, and scattered showers are likely all day. By Sunday night up to .50 to 1″ of rain is possible across the viewing area.
Our weather is trending warmer, and because of that, the chance for a wintry mix is out of the forecast. Monday and Tuesday more rain is likely with scattered showers off and on. Overnight lows Monday and Tuesday night look to bottom out in the mid 30s.
Fast forward to late thursday into Friday… a quick cold front will move through the state, and that will bring us a chance of snow.


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LYBURTUS, Ivan
Suddenly on Tuesday January 3, 2006, Ivan LYBURTUS, passed away, in his 66th year. Survived by his loving children Dawn LYBURTUS (Christopher) and her mother Christine (Brian,) Tanya SANKEY (Johnny) and Tyler SANKEY (Vanessa) and their late mother Louise SANKEY. Cherished Papa to Kristen, Riley, Keisha and K'Shaya. Dear brother of Betty MOXLEY. Predeceased by his parents Samuel LYBURTUS and Myrtle MALOTT, sisters Aletha WALLS and Eleanor MATHIEU. Also survived by many loving nieces, nephews, Friends and their families. Ivan will be missed by his loving dog "Sammy". Ivan recently retired with over 38 years at Highbury Ford. Friends will be received at the Evans Funeral Home, 648 Hamilton Rd. (1 block east of Egerton) on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral service will be conducted in Beth Emmanuel Church, 430 Grey Street, on Saturday January 7, 2006, at 10: 00 a.m. with Reverend Junior C. SORZANO officiating. Interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Online condolences can be expressed at www.evansfh.ca A tree will be planted as a living memorial to Ivan.
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BARNWELL, Evelyn Mary L. (née MALOTT)
A resident of Ridgetown. Evelyn Mary L. BARNWELL died Friday, March 24, 2006 at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance at the age of 76. Born in Blenheim, Ontario daughter of the late Marshall and Lottie May (WRIGHT) MALOTT. Beloved wife of Donald W. BARNWELL, Ridgetown. Dear mother of Ralph and Grace Ann BARNWELL, Amherstburg Connie BARNWELL, Ridgetown; Dave and Erica BARNWELL, Saint Thomas and Pamela and Doctor David GREGORY, Union. Grandmother of James, John Wayne and wife Susan; Michael, Michelle and husband Andrew Christopher, Heather and Jennifer. Great Grandmother of Eathan and Chase. Sister of Lemay JONES, Ridgetown and the late George MALOTT, Gordon MALOTT, Glen MALOTT, Jim MALOTT, Velmay OUSTERHOUT, and two infant brothers. Sister-in-law of Florence MALOTT of Guelph. Friends will be received at the McKinlay Funeral Home, 76 Main Street, E., Ridgetown on Sunday March 26, 2006 from 7: 00-9:00 p.m. and Monday, March 27, 2: 00-4:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. Funeral Service at the Funeral Home on Tuesday March 28, 2006 at 3: 00 p.m. with Rev. Dwight HOLDITCH and Rev. Bill TERRIS officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Ridgetown. Donations made by cheque to the Diabetes Association or the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation appreciated. Online condolences may be left at www.mckinlayfuneralhome.com.
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EVES, Evelyn Mae (née CHILDS)
Peacefully at Bluewater Health, C.E.E. Site, Petrolia, on Saturday, April 8, 2006, Evelyn Mae EVES (née CHILDS) of Alvinston in her 83rd year. Predeceased by her husband, Lloyd EVES (1984.) Survived by her 2 sons and 1 daughter; Dennis EVES and his wife Dorothy, Sandra and her husband Gary WATSON, Gary EVES and his wife Lucy, her 7 grandchildren; Michelle BOSCH and John MALOTT, Angela and Tim GALLANT, Brian EVES and Julie SCOTT, Kelly EVES, Jeff EVES, Christopher WATSON and Scott WATSON, and by her 6 great-grandchildren Dawson, Shania, Madison, Dylan, Austin and Scott. Also survived by 5 brothers and sisters and 1 brother-in-law. Predeceased by 2 brothers, 1 brother-in-law and 2 sisters-in-law. Relatives and Friends will be received at the Van Heck Visitation Centre, 3232 River Street, Alvinston on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be held on Tuesday, April 11 at 1: 30 p.m. Rev. Jim BREEN officiating. Interment Alvinston Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Arrangements by Van Heck Funeral Home, 287-2831.
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Of Saint Thomas, on Wednesday, December 13, 2006, at the Saint Thomas-Elgin General Hospital, in her 61st year. Loved mother of Susan BENNETT of Saint Thomas and Robin MALOTT and her husband Jim of Fingal. Dearly loved daughter of Donna (Bogart) WILLIAMS of Saint Thomas and the late Ronald WILLIAMS. Predeceased by a brother Alan WILLIAMS (1975.) Loved Nani to Brian MALOTT of Saint Thomas, Ashley, Bradley and Stephen MALOTT all of Fingal and Jennifer KELSEY and Derek HANDLEY of Calgary. Dear aunt of Bradley and his wife Susan WILLIAMS and their children Charles and Sydney of Alberta. Sadly missed by a number of aunts, uncles and cousins. Donalda was born in Saint Thomas on May 9, 1946. A public committal service to celebrate Donalda's life will be held at McArthur Cemetery, Southwold on Saturday at 11: 00 a.m. followed by a reception back at Williams Funeral Home, 45 Elgin Street, Saint Thomas. Remembrances would be appreciated to the Canadian Cancer Society. A leaf will be placed on the wall in the Memory Gardens of Pinafore Park in memory of Deni.
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COLE, Jon Wilfred
The Cole Family announces with sorrow the death of Jon Wilfred COLE of Cobalt. Mr. COLE passed away surrounded by his loving family at the Temiskaming Hospital, New Liskeard on Sunday, January 1, 2006 at the age of 80 years. Jon had a Country and Western music group called "Jon Cole and Friends". The group would often play in seniors' homes and entertain the residents and this gave Jon the greatest pleasure. He loved to see the audience tapping their feet or clapping their hands to his music. Jon was also a member of the Kiwanis Club which does a lot of fundraising for various charities in the area. Jon was born at Cobalt on January 13, 1925 to the late Delwor COLE and Helena Rebecca VILLENEUVE. He is predeceased by his first wife Bernice Joan COLE; and siblings: Arthur, Tommy, Hector, Walter, Clarence, Bobby, Teddy and Sally. Left to mourn is his loving wife Evelyn Florence COLE; children: Carolyn HAMM (husband Jim,) Donna DURAND (husband Don,) Patricia DILEO (husband Paul,) Karen ANDERSON (husband Chuck,) Russell BROWN (wife Judy), Jimmy BROWN and Glenn BROWN. Also left to mourn are grandchildren: Donny DURAND (wife Jacquie,) Dianne FITZPATRICK (husband Rory,) April MALOTT (husband Perry,) Tammy LEVOY (husband Gord), Ryan BROWN, Chad BROWN, Jessie BROWN, Kendal BROWN, Megan BROWN, Bree DILEO, Brandon DILEO, Jenny McINTYRE and Kristy McINTYRE, Shawn Vromann (wife Lisa), Tyler BROWN and Kyle BROWN; great-grandchildren: Andrea MALOTT, Jessie-Lee MALOTT, Bradley LEVOY, Katie FITZPATRICK, Julie FITZPATRICK and Wyatt DURAND; his brother Louis COLE and sister Margaret COOK. The Cole Family will welcome Friends at the Buffam Leveille Funeral Home - Haileybury (705-672-3122) on Tuesday, January 3, 2006 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral service will be held at the Buffam Leveille Funeral Home on Wednesday, January 4, 2006 at 11 a.m. Reverend Linda WHITE/WHYTE officiating. Interment of ashes will take place at Glendale Memorial Gardens in Etobicoke at a later date to be announced. Memorial contributions to the Rainbow Providers or to the Canadian Cancer Society will be gratefully acknowledged. Online condolences may be left at www.buffamleveille.com
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PHILIP, Norman McGillivray
Peacefully at home in Toronto on Monday, March 13, 2006, in his 70th year. Born in Scotland, lived in Jamaica, Australia, U.S.A., and Canada. Beloved husband of Marjorie (née SANGUINETTI.) Father to Andrew (Kathy) and Richard (Pam MALOTT.) Brother to Kathleen (United Kingdom) and Joan (Mallorca). Loving grandfather to Delaney and Hayden. Norman's career in the glass industry took him and his family on travels throughout the world. He enjoyed time with his family camping, canoeing, and fishing. Avid gardener, golfer, and cook. He will be sadly missed. Funeral services will be held on Friday, March 17 at 1: 00 p.m. at Saint Peter's Anglican Church, located at 188 Carlton Street. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Saint Peter's Anglican Church Food Bank, 188 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ontario M5A 2K8.
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MALOVIC, Rita Catherine (formerly AGAR, née McCANN)
Age 82, formerly of Stratford, and Grand Bend passed away peacefully at Hillside Manor, R.R.#5, Stratford on Wednesday July 19, 2006 Born in Ellice Township, daughter of the late George McCANN and the former Laura McDONNELL. Predeceased by her first husband Harold V. AGAR (1968) and second husband Ivan MALOVIC (2001.) Cherished mother of Harold (Bud) AGAR (Marion,) Stratford, Janice GRAVELLE (Mike), Stratford, and Larry AGAR (Helene) Sarnia. Predeceased by a son, Robert (Verne), also brothers Fergus, Stanley, Leo, Frank, Gerald, Basil, and sister Irene. Also predeceased by brothers-in-law Cecil AGAR, Andy CAMPBELL, Walter CORNISH, Joseph DUNSMORE and sisters-in-law Olive McCANN, Eileen McCANN, Verla CORNISH and Lois CAMPBELL. Survived by sister, Helen DUNSMORE, Stratford. Grandchildren Julie BOEMER (Joe), Jodie AGAR (Robert MITCHELL), Jessica DEWYS (Steve) and Michael AGAR, Kathleen AGAR, Jonathon AGAR. Brad GRAVELLE (Vicki FOSTER), and Carrie GRAVELLE (Mike SEBBEN), Stratford. Lisa AGAR (Wayne CAUDLE), Christine AGAR and Danielle AGAR, Sarnia. Sisters-in-law Lillian SPENDIFF, Lucille McCANN, Doris AGAR, Stratford. Ruby McCANN, Donna McCANN, Sarnia, Brother and sister-in-law Les and Arley LEE, London. She was a special G.G. to several Great-Grandchildren and survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends and relatives may call at the W.G. Young Funeral Home, 430 Huron Street, Stratford, Ontario, N5A 5T7 on Friday July 21st from 2 p.m. until the time of the funeral service at 4 p.m. Rev. Fr. Peter KELLER will officiate. As expressions of sympathy memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Multiple Sclerosis or Hillside Manor Auxiliary through the funeral home (519) 271-7411.
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Through 25 years of dynamic global change, Brooke FORBES produced Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Radio programming, including Variety Tonight, Sunday Morning, As It Happens and Sunday Edition, that linked millions of us as Canadians.
"An advocate, mentor and role model, she was someone people turned to in times of crisis and need -- [or] when they wanted a belly laugh," recalls Jane CHALMERS, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Radio vice-president.
The product of a family that was immersed in the arts, and a graduate of Harbord Collegiate Institute, Ms. FORBES began her radio career at Vancouver's CFRO, before joining the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation program Daybreak and then later moving back to Toronto.
Ms. FORBES, who was married to celebrated violist Leslie MALOWANY, lived her values. "As an activist for social justice, she sat on the boards of the Urban Alliance on Race Relations, the Open Door Society, and she was instrumental in founding and running a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Radio training program for minority students," says her sister, Wendy FORBES.
On April 22, at the age of 65, Ms. FORBES, who was predeceased by Mr. MALOWANY, succumbed to cancer. She left four children, a legion of saddened Friends, and a bar set higher than before.
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MALOWANY email@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2006-05-16 published
Brooke FORBES, Radio Producer (1940-2006)
Born a 'red diaper baby,' she entered broadcasting armed with socialist sensibilities and remained true to her principles throughout a long Canadian Broadcasting Corporation career with the shows As It Happens and Sunday Morning
By Douglas McARTHUR, Special to The Globe and Mail, Page S9
Toronto -- Brooke FORBES believed passionately in public radio and in its responsibility to seek out and broadcast the stories of minorities and the underprivileged.
"She made sure we told stories about people on the wrong side of the power equation," says George JAMIESON, a television news assignment editor who once worked with her as a producer on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation flagship public affairs show As It Happens. "If they needed a voice, she'd make sure they got it."
During a quarter century with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Radio, Ms. FORBES was a producer at As It Happens, Sunday Morning and The Sunday Edition. She was also instrumental in setting up and running a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation summer camp aimed at teaching the basics of radio to students from minority groups.
Co-workers say she strove to produce radio features that would both entertain and educate listeners, and that her encyclopedic knowledge of music helped provide the perfect accompaniment for any report. They remember her as a person who stopped smiling only to laugh and who loved listening to and telling stories. She was intensely proud of her mixed ethnic heritage and often talked about how a particular issue was seen by her Jamaican, Scottish and Jewish families.
In late 2004, she was diagnosed with esophageal cancer and had to quit work to undergo painful treatments. It was a bitter blow for someone in the communications industry who also loved socialize. But she lived much longer than the doctors predicted, says close friend and fellow radio producer Karen Levine. "She was very stubborn about staying alive."
Brooke FORBES' championship of equal rights and her love of music were rooted in her Toronto childhood. Born early in the Second World War, she was a "red diaper baby" - the child of two committed and activist socialists. She also mingled at an early age with her parents' Friends in the arts and entertainment industries. Her Scottish-born father, William B. FORBES, was a union organizer and journalist. He edited The Clarion and the Canadian Tribune, both left-wing newspapers, and later became publisher of Canadian Printer and Publisher for Maclean Hunter. Her mother, Hazel FORBES (née MOYSTON,) was director of publicity at Toronto's O'Keefe Centre theatre and once took a year off to work in London and Paris for the New China News Agency.
Her maternal grandmother, Daisy MOYSTON, born in Jamaica with a Jewish father, ran a rooming house on Toronto's Bernard Ave. that was frequented by actors and writers. Visiting there as a child, Ms. FORBES sat on the knee of Paul Robeson, the black singer and actor who eventually had his U.S. passport revoked because of his left-wing activities. Years later, she produced a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio documentary on Mr. Robeson's life.
She attended Harbord Collegiate in Toronto, but took her final year of high school at Neuchatel, Switzerland. On her return to Canada she spent a year at the University of Toronto and played guitar and sang at popular Toronto folk clubs including the Purple Onion, the Bohemian Embassy and the Village Corner.
In 1962, while working in the coat check at the O'Keefe, she met violist Leslie MALOWANY, who was playing in the theatre's orchestra.
They were married in London and lived there three years, then moved to Montreal, and, in 1975, to Vancouver. While her husband played in the symphony orchestras of all three cities, she was busy looking after a family that grew to four children.
Ms. FORBES had neither experience nor training in radio when she started her career in her late 30s. "She taught herself to edit, tape, write scripts and chase stories," says her daughter Megan FORBES.
She worked first with CFRO, the volunteer station of Vancouver Co-operative Radio, where she hosted a morning show. Moving to Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Vancouver, she served as associate producer of Variety Tonight, which was carried nationally, and of Daybreak, a local morning show.
Hal Wake, who worked with Ms. FORBES in co-op radio, says she made the studio her home and on one occasion, a Christmas broadcast, turned her living room into a studio, hosting her show over the background crackle of a roaring fireplace.
"Brooke was the proverbial 'breath of fresh air' in current affairs, because she didn't fit the earnest journalist profile, at all," says Linda Negrave, a co-worker at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Vancouver. "She was much too colourful [in both her dress -- she loved bright purples and pinks -- and her take on the world], well-rounded and well-read, with an extensive knowledge of the arts, and just a hoot, who loved to laugh and refused to take anything too seriously."
In the mid-1980s, after going through a divorce, Ms. FORBES moved to Toronto where she held key public affairs positions with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Radio. While there, she lobbied for increased diversity and convinced the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in 1990 to start a one-week summer radio camp for high-school students from four designated groups: women, aboriginals, people of colour and the disabled. She organized and taught at it for six years until the network pulled the funding.
Aisha WICKHAM, who attended one of the camps, is now Canadian talent development manager with FLOW 93.5 radio in Toronto. "It had a strong impact on my decision to pursue a career in radio," she says. More recently Ms. FORBES taught radio skills to a group of First Nations teenagers as part of a Vancouver program called Rookie Radio.
On the job, Ms. FORBES was both professional and popular. "She was the kind of person you wanted to tell things to, knowing she could share a tear or a laugh without embarrassment or judgment," says Michael Enright, host of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Sunday Edition.
One of her particular interests was black history in the United States and Canada, says Mary Lou Finlay, former host of As It Happens. "She wanted the rest of us to know a lot of stories about African-Canadians we didn't know, and some she didn't know until she'd discover them."
She served as a volunteer director of the Urban Alliance on Race Relations in the 1980s, helping organize a media-monitoring program. "We were doing very serious work," says Carol Tator, who worked with her on the project. "But she made it fun."
After and between her cancer treatments, Ms. FORBES lived at home seeing only family members and close Friends. But she kept in touch with a wide network of admirers through The Brooke Blog, a website created by her son Matthew Malowany. And she made it clear she wanted more than good wishes from those who kept in touch.
"I ask for gossip and you rush out and look under every rock you can find," she wrote on her son's website last December. "Matthew says on the blog, I prefer mail, suddenly the mailman is loaded down. When I say, no e-mail is fine, the box is almost full every day."
Brooke FORBES was born in Toronto on September 29, 1940. She died at her Toronto home on April 22, 2006, 16 months after being diagnosed with esophageal cancer. She was 65. She is survived by a daughter, Megan; three sons. Caedmon, Matthew and Paul and a sister Wendy FORBES. Friends in Vancouver have set up the Brooke Forbes Legacy Fund (604-877-7241) to carry on her work teaching radio skills to minority youth.
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JACQUES, Mary " Mira" Frances
Passed away September 17, 2006 at the age of 50 after a 15 month battle with cancer. She is survived by her loving daughter Magdalyn her parents Nancy and Willis; sisters Katherine (Brian) AUCOIN, Nancy (Ian) MALPASS; brothers Ed (Patty) and Tom (Susan,) as well as 6 nieces and 7 nephews. After graduating from Trent University, where she won several awards, Mary obtained Masters degrees in English and Pastoral Care. She also obtained a Bachelors Degree in Theology from McGill. After 1½ years on the editorial staff of Style Magazine, she spent 15 years doing Stress Counseling. Fiends may visit at the Central Chapel of Hulse, Playfair and McGarry, 315 McLeod Street, Ottawa, on Wednesday, September 20, 2006 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Service will be held at First United Church, 397 Kent Street on Thursday, September 21, 2006 at 11 a.m. followed by reception. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or to a charity of your choice. Condolences/donations @ www.mcgarryfamily.ca
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McCLINCHEY, Agnes Catherine (née ADAM/ADAMS)
Peacefully, at Seaforth Manor, on Sunday, March 5, 2006, Agnes Catherine (ADAM/ADAMS) McCLINCHEY, beloved wife of the late Garnet McCLINCHEY (1984) passed away in her 96th year. Agnes was born in McKillop Township on March 31, 1910, daughter of Robert and Mabel (McCLURE) ADAM/ADAMS and stepmother Nellie BAKER. Loving mother of Jack and wife Barbara of Calgary; Bill and wife Barbara of London; Maybelle and her husband Ian CROCKWELL of Bermuda; Dorothy and her husband Keith MacDONALD of Edmonton; Grant and (friend) Irene McCANN of Grand Bend and Don and his wife Gail of St. Malo, Manitoba. Loved and sadly missed by 36 grandchildren and 46 great-grandchildren. Also, dearly missed by daughter-in-law Edith (Keith) McCLINCHEY of Seaforth. Predeceased by her son Keith; daughter Betty; stepson Beverley and wife Gloria; grand_son Charles SCOTT; step-grand_son Randy of Bayfield; her sister Beatrice FORRESTER; half sisters Edna PHILLIPS and Violet NEEB and brothers John ADAM/ADAMS and Jim ADAM/ADAMS. Agnes was a member of the Eastern Star, Rebekah Lodge and the Ladies Orange Lodge. She was also well known in Seaforth and district for her fine food she served at her restaurants at the Supertest and later at McClinchey's Restaurant. Agnes will be remembered as a compassionate, loving, generous person by all those that knew her. Funeral service will be held at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich St. W., Seaforth on Friday March 10, at 2 p.m., with visitations at the funeral home between 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 on Thursday, March 9, 2006. Reverend Sue MALPUS will officiate. Interment Egmondville Cemetery, Egmondville. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Condolences at www.whitneyribeyfuneralhome.com
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MALPUS email@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2006-03-16 published
COOMBS, Cleave Clare
Of Seaforth on Monday, March 13, 2006 at the Seaforth Manor Nursing Home in his 89th year. Beloved husband of the late Marguerite (Peg) COOMBS (October 2005.) Loving father of Chris and his wife Merrilee (Harvey) of London. Much loved grandfather of Justin and Joel of London and Jeffrey of Belfast, Ireland. A special adopted grandfather to Aunt Ruth and Doug, Michelle, Melanie and Patrick and the late Frank POULIN and Aunt Jane and Chris HARVEY. Predeceased by his parents Herbert and Amy COOMB, brothers Gordon, Palmer, Wesley and Fergus. Brother to Ken of Seaforth and Ray of Egmondville. Missed by many nieces and nephews. Brother-in-law to Ronald and Win JONES, special uncle to Terry, Alan and families, and a special cousin to Connie and Ted HONEYWOOD all of England. Cleave served in the 2nd Battalion, "Royal Canadian Engineers" during World War 2. He met Peg while in England and settled in Canada after the war ended. A fun loving, hard working, community oriented man Cleave spent over 25 years in the Auto Service Station business and retired from the Liquor Control Board of Ontario in 1983 after approximately 6 years service. He served as a school trustee and council member for Tuckersmith Township, was a member of the Seaforth Hospital Board and actively supported and served the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 156 as 1st Vice President, and Service officer. He was also Zone C Commander as well. A friend to all, Cleave will be truly missed by his family, Friends, and acquaintances. The family will receive Friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich St. W., Seaforth on Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Legion at 9 p.m. Funeral service will be held at Saint Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth, Saturday at 1 p.m. Interment Egmondville Cemetery. Rev. Sue MALPUS officiating. Expressions of sympathy can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Lymphoma Foundation of Canada. Condolences at www.whitneyribeyfuneralhome.com "Life is like a cup of tea… it's how you make it".
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MALPUS firstname.lastname@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2006-04-29 published
SCOTT, Barbara (née OWEN)
At Seaforth Community Hospital on Friday, April 28, 2006, Barbara (OWEN) SCOTT of Seaforth, in her 79th year. Beloved wife of the late Gordon SCOTT (1991.) Dear mother of Brian (Sandra,) Scarborough, Jean (Richard SHADDICK), Ottawa, Ted (Kathy) and Bill (Karen), all of Waterloo, Bruce, Seaforth, Stuart (Susan), South Korea and Allyson (Rob CARDIFF,) Brussels. Loved grandmother of Kim (Gary CLARKE), Lisa, Cathrine, Sandra (Sean), David (Sara), Lynn (Trevor), Nancy, Jill (Matt), Carly, Chris, Tim (Krista), Jeff, Victoria, Sophie and Albert. Loving great-grandmother of Gabriel CLARKE and Xavyer and Montgomeree SCOTT. Remembered by her brother Roy (Betty) OWEN of Wales and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents George and Dora OWEN and her sister Van (Lewis TYLER.) Family will receive Friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth on Saturday from 7-9 p.m. and Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A Legion memorial service will be held at the funeral home on Sunday at 6: 45 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at Saint Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth on Monday, May 1 at 3: 00 p.m. Rev. Sue MALPUS will officiate. Interment Maitlandbank Cemetery, Seaforth. Memorial donations to Seaforth Community Hospital Foundation appreciated. Condolences at www.whitneyribeyfuneralhome.com
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MALPUS email@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2006-11-06 published
KEMPSTON, Gertrude (formerly INMAN, ELLISON, née SMART)
86, of Mitchell passed away at the Exeter Villa on Saturday, November 4, 2006. Beloved wife of the late Guy INMAN (1942,) Oscar ELLISON (1968) and Don KEMPSTON (1976.) Dear mother of Doug Ellison and wife Cathy of Grand Bend, Bob ELLISON of Yellowknife and Don ELLISON and wife Darlene of Exeter; loving grandmother of Michelle (Eric) STANGER, Marcia (Howie) OUTERBRIDGE, Jenny ELLISON, Dan ELLISON, Sean ELLISON and Meaghan ELLISON; loving great-grandmother of Beckett STANGER; dear sister of Arlene (John) STEWARD/STEWART/STUART; dear sister-in-law of Doreen SMART. Lovingly remembered by her good friend Derek WHITEHEAD, the KEMPSTON and ELLISON families and Michelle, Lisa and Katey HAKVOORT. Also fondly remembered by many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents Len and Ruth (WILSON) SMART and brother Donald SMART. Gert was born in Paynton, Saskatchewan and served with the Royal Canadian Air Force in World War 2. She moved to Mitchell in 1952 where she was a Past President of the Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary, a member of Trinity Anglican Church and the Mitchell Golf and Country Club. Gert will be remembered for her zest for life, great sense of humour and love of sports. Friends will be received at the Lockhart Funeral Home, 109 Montreal Street, Mitchell on Tuesday 7-9 p.m. and on Wednesday from 1: 00 p.m. until time of funeral service at 2: 00 p.m. with Rev. Susan MALPUS officiating. Interment in Trinity Anglican Cemetery, Mitchell. Memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Trinity Anglican Church or Royal Canadian Legion would be appreciated. Online condolences at www.lockhartfuneralhome.com.
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MALTBY email@example.com_expositor 2006-03-21 published
SCOTT, Elaine J. (née STEVENSON)
The family of Elaine J. SCOTT (née STEVENSON) sadly announces her sudden passing at the Brantford General Hospital on Sunday March 19, 2006 at age 76 years. Beloved wife of the late Harold SCOTT. Loved mother of Leslie SCOTT of Thailand, the late John SCOTT, and Grace MALTBY and her husband Gary of Cambridge. "Grandmother" to William, Annette, Michael and Robert SCOTT and Christopher, Bryon and Robert MALTBY and great-grandmother of Liseanne, Patrick, Emilee and Tyler. Elaine was an active member of the Liberal Party and had served as President of the Paris Willett Hospital. Volunteer Association and on the Board of Directors of Willett Hospital. The family will receive Friends at McCleister 495 Park Rd. N., Brantford on Wednesday, from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. Funeral service in the chapel on Thursday at 11: 30 a.m. followed by cremation. If wished, memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, or your favorite charity gratefully appreciated. McCleister 758-1553 email@example.com.
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MALTBY firstname.lastname@example.com_county.artemesia.flesherton.the_flesherton_advance 2006-09-13 published
McLEAN, Glen Basil Ashley
Suddenly at London Health Sciences Centre, London on Thursday September 7, 2006. Glen McLEAN of Flesherton in his 68th year was the beloved husband of Norma McCLOCKLIN. Loving father of Debbie (Paul) KWASNICKY of British Columbia, Dan (Lori,) Karl (Laura) all of Markdale, Kim (Neil) YOUNG of Feversham, and the late Donnie. He will be loved and remembered by his grandchildren Michael, Ryan, Lisa (Jay), Evan, Karen (Jason), Jackie (Nick), Amanda, Tanya (Nick) Adam, Shaun, Neil, Kyle, Maureen, Cheryl, Robert and great grandchildren Amber and Tyler. Dear brother of Leon ANGUS, Ortis BEATTY, Ross MALTBY, Bob McLEAN and the late Ralph MALTBY. The family received Friends at the Fawcett Funeral Home, Sunday, September 10. Service was held at the Gentle Shepherd Community Church, Eugenia on Monday, September 11, at 11 a.m. Memorial contributions to the Centre Grey Health Services Foundation or the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be gratefully appreciated.
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PELTON, Mona▼ (née MALTBY)
At Woodingford Lodge, Woodstock on Monday, February 6, 2006, Mona PELTON (née MALTBY,) formerly of Embro, in her 84th year. Funeral arrangements to be announced are entrusted to the Smith-LeRoy Funeral Home, Woodstock, 537-3611. www.smithleroy.com
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MALTBY firstname.lastname@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2006-02-08 published
PELTON, Mona▲ (née MALTBY)
At Woodingford Lodge, Woodstock on Monday, February 6, 2006, Mona PELTON (née MALTBY,) formerly of Embro, in her 84th year. Beloved wife of the late Harry V. PELTON (1995.) Dear mother of Carol PELTON of Thompson, Manitoba, Laurie PELTON (Sharon) of Peterborough, Lois WALTON (Sophie) of Southampton and Doug PELTON (Ann) of R.R.#4 Embro. Lovingly remembered by her nine grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Dear sister of Thoral MALTBY and Cora HALL, both of Cambridge, and the late Ola MALTBY, Mancil MALTBY and Delmer MALTBY. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Mona was actively involved in the Women's Institute, the United Church Women and various community projects in the Embro area, and had been a teacher in several public schools in Oxford County. Friends will be received at the Smith-LeRoy Funeral Home, 69 Wellington Street North, Woodstock on Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service in the chapel on Thursday, February 9, 2006 at 1: 00 p.m. with Reverend Glen WRIGHT officiating. Interment later at Mountview Cemetery, Cambridge. If desired, memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario or Knox United Church (Embro) would be appreciated. Smith-LeRoy, 537-3611. Personal condolences may be sent at www.smithleroy.com
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MALTBY email@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2006-11-27 published
MALTBY, Aileen▼ Jessie▼ (1914-2006)
Passed away peacefully, at Columbia Forest Long Term Care Centre, on Friday, November 24, 2006. Predeceased by her beloved husband Frank MALTBY in 2004, Aileen is the dear mother of Diana and her husband David BURNS of Waterloo, and Richard and his wife Lucinda MALTBY of Cape Coral, Florida, and loving grandmother of Clare BURNS and her husband Mark HEMINGWAY of Toronto, Andrew BURNS and his wife Milisa▼ of Toronto, Stephen BURNS and his wife Christina DOZZI of Calgary, Monica MALTBY of London, England and Kevin MALTBY and his wife Eliza▼ of Boston. Great-grandmother of Ian, Alexandra, Fiona, and Duncan, all of Toronto, and Sydney of Calgary. In keeping with Aileen's wishes, cremation has taken place, and a private family funeral service will be held. Condolences for the family and donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association may be arranged through the Erb and Good Family Funeral Home, 171 King St. S., Waterloo, 519-745-8445 or www.erbgood.com. In living memory of Aileen, a tree will be planted through the Trees for Learning program by the funeral home.
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MALTBY firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2006-11-28 published
MALTBY, Aileen▲ Jessie▲ (1914-2006)
Passed away peacefully, at Columbia Forest Long Term Care Centre, on Friday, November 24, 2006. Predeceased by her beloved husband Frank MALTBY in 2004, Aileen is the dear mother of Diana and her husband David BURNS of Waterloo, and Richard and his wife Lucinda MALTBY of Cape Coral Florida, and loving grandmother of Clare BURNS and her husband Mark HEMINGWAY of Toronto, Andrew BURNS and his wife Milisa▲ of Toronto, Stephen BURNS and his wife Christina Dozzi of Calgary, Monica MALTBY of London, England and Kevin MALTBY and his wife Eliza▲ of Boston. Great-grandmother of Ian, Alexandra, Fiona, and Duncan, all of Toronto, and Sydney of Calgary. In keeping with Aileen's wishes, cremation has taken place, and a private family funeral service will be held. Condolences for the family and donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association may be arranged through the Erb and Good Family Funeral Home, 171 King St. S., Waterloo, 519-745-8445 or www.erbgood.com. In living memory of Aileen, a tree will be planted through the Trees for Learning program by the funeral home.
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MALUSKE firstname.lastname@example.com_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2006-01-13 published
TEDFORD, Floyd Vimy
Peacefully at the Grey Bruce Health Services in Owen Sound on Wednesday, January 11th, 2006. In his 81st year, Floyd Vimy TEDFORD, the beloved husband of the late Ruth A.E. TEDFORD (née HYSLOP.) The loving father of Linda VERBEKE, of Newmarket, Joanne WALLER, and Richard and his wife Sheila, all of Owen Sound. Loving Gramps of Terri-Anne and Bing Jr., Angela and Murray, Sean and Sara, Shari and Kevin, Lorree and Justin, Trisha and Joe. Great Grampa of Jazlyn, Teagan, Kurtis, Haileigh, Jevon, Autumn and Drayton. Dear brother of Helen (Mrs. Frank CHRISTIE) and Anne McLEAN. Fondly remembered by his nieces and nephews. Predeceased by two sons-in-law Ron VERBEKE and Brian WALLER, by three brothers Harry, Murray and Jimmy, and by one sister Norma (Mrs. Ed MALUSKE.) Friends may call at the Breckenridge-Ashcroft Funeral Home on Friday from 2: 00 to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. A funeral service will be held at the funeral home on Saturday morning at 11: 00 a.m. Dr. Brad CLARK officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, memorial donations to either the Canadian Cancer Society or to the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
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MARKLEVITZ, Ethel Pauline (MALUSKE)
At Errinrung Nursing and Retirement Home in Thornbury on Tuesday, October 17, 2006. The former Ethel Pauline MALUSKE of Thornbury in her 93rd year. Beloved wife of the late Harry Edward MARKLEVITZ (December 2003). Loved mother of Gwen and her husband Charles SANGSTER of Thornbury. Sadly missed grandmother of Tanja SANGSTER and her friend Don BENNETT of Cumberland Beach and Teesha SANGSTER and her husband Wil McREYNOLDS of Tara and loving great-grandmother of Rachele Hlynn SANGSTER- BENNETT. Predeceased by her brother Stanley MALUSKE and his wife Verna. Dear sister-in-law of Celia McCLURE of Niagara Falls. Ethel will also be fondly remembered by her nieces and nephews. A private family funeral service will be held at the Ferguson Funeral Home "The Valley Chapel" in Thornbury on Thursday October 19, 2006 officiated by Vicar Mei Sum LAI of Saint Peter's Sullivan Township Lutheran Church. Interment and committal services will take place at Thornbury- Clarksburg Union Cemetery. As your expression of sympathy, donations to the Grey Bruce Regional Health Centre Foundation, Owen Sound or to a Charity of Choice would be appreciated.
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CROSS, Clara Emma Albright (née KLAGES)
Of Chesley, passed away at South Bruce Grey Health Centre, Chesley on Thursday, January 26th, 2006 in her 92nd year. Beloved wife of the late Leslie ALBRIGHT/ALLBRIGHT/ALLBRECHT (1970) and Bertram CROSS (1988.) Loving mother of Louie and Barbara of Sullivan Township, Harold and Sharon of Williamsford, Shirley and Wayne MALUSKIE of Desboro, Allan and Mary Lu of Rockford and Marie and Ronald SWIGGER of Tara. Special grandmother and friend to Susie CAIN of Chesley and precious companion to her cat Chester. Dear stepmother of Eileen WATT of Durham, Milton CROSS of Orillia, and stepson-in-law of Eric JOHNSON of Ottawa. Clara will be missed by her many grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. She will be fondly remembered by her sister, Tillie BARBER of Acton. Sister-in-law of Elsie and Eileen KLAGES of Chesley, Donelda KLAGES of Hanover and Paul HENKEL and special friend Martha MONK of Hanover. Predeceased by her son Edward (2004,) grand_sons Bruce and Paul ALBRIGHT/ALLBRIGHT/ALLBRECHT, step-daughter Evelyn JOHNSON, sisters Minnie, Lena, Ella, Ida, Millie, Marie and Eileen as well as her brothers, John, Louis, Allan, Leonard, Cecil and Ken (Pete). Visitation will be held at Cameron Funeral Home, Chesley on Sunday from 2: 00 to 4:00 and 7: 00 to 9:00 p.m. where a funeral service will be held on Monday, January 29th, 2006 at 2: 00 p.m. Spring Interment in Faith Lutheran Cemetery, Desboro. Memorial Donations to the Chesley Hospital Foundation or the charity of your choice would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.
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The 25th annual Sports Night provided lots of laughs, a solid fill of food and plenty of inspiration from area athletes who are invested in more than just winning on the field.
Roughly 340 people and nearly 50 sponsors attended the Tuesday night event at SAVES Social Hall, complete with a silent auction. Penn State women's soccer coach Erica Walsh, former NFL defensive end Roy Hilton and former NFL kicker Matt Stover were the guests of honor at the event.
The kick is good
A long-time Baltimore Ravens kicker, Stover is not in favor of the NFL eliminating extra-point attempts after touchdowns, as has been proposed by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. He said that reducing the kicker's time on the field also reduced his value to his team.
Last week, New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick criticized the practically automatic attempt, calling it boring. To his point, 99.6 percent successful this season.
Feeding off that line, Stover added his own suggestion.
"To make it more difficult, just have two sets of uprights," he said. "One that's nine feet wide and one that's 18 feet wide. Then the guy has to make it down the middle."
Speaking of automatic
Stover made it known that the Pittsburgh Steelers were his favorite team to beat, but said former Steelers coach Bill Cowher gave him the best compliment he had ever received.
After hitting a 46-yard field goal for a game winner one time, he watched the replay to see that Cowher had thrown his writing pad and headset to the ground and began walking on the field before Stover had made contact.
"That's the most respect I've ever gotten from anyone," he said.
The real futbol
Walsh made a splash with some soccer enthusiasts at the reception.
The two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year answered technical questions about set shots, analyzed how soccer is received in the United States, and gave advice about how to prepare for college.
She gave Delone Catholic volleyball libero Hannah Lawrence a huge high five upon hearing that the Squirettes won a PIAA Class AA title. Explaining the passion it takes to play at the next level, Walsh may have given the takeaway quote of the night.
"If you want to be the best, the more touches you have, the better off you're going to be," she said. "If you want to be great, get a ball, get a wall, get a friend. If you don't have a friend, get an enemy, get a dog, get your parents and get on the ball as much as you can."
Harman humbly accepts award
As a Class AAA all-state volleyball player, a YAIAA Division I Pole Vault Champion with a school record, and a three-time All American gymnast, South Western's Erin Harman was a strong choice for the Hanover Rotary Student Athlete of the Year. Don't tell her that it was an easy choice, though.
"After looking through the program and seeing what everyone else contributes to, it was a surprise," she said.
Harman has a 4.21 grade point average, has been in National Honor Society since her Junior year, and has performed volunteer work with Kids Night Out, the Hispanic Center, and at youth volleyball camps. She plans to major in mathematics and actuarial science at Millersville University while playing volleyball and competing in indoor and outdoor track & field.
The senior said she plays club volleyball with one of the candidates, Delone Catholic's Cambria Wierman, and fellow Mustang Holly Arey is one of her best friends. Arey also beat out Delone Catholic's Hannah Lawrence, Spring Grove's Haley Staub and Emma Hoffnagle and Hanover's Rebecca Silver and Shelby Barnes.
A Ravens fan, Harman said she was excited to meet former Baltimore players.
"It was really nice to hear Matt Stover talk," she said. "I still need to get his autograph."
Well-rounded Brown earns accolade
Senior Ian Brown has earned a laundry list of accomplishments in his four years at Hanover High School, adding to that list by being named the Hanover Rotary Male Scholar-Athlete.
"Winning this means a lot to me," Brown said. "I have always tried to be well-rounded and not just excel on the mat, field and in the classroom, but tried to be well-rounded and set an example for people."
In Brown's four years at Hanover, he has accumulated a GPA of 4.04 and has played four years of football, two years of track and four years of wrestling. Brown was the 2013 Evening Sun All-Area Wrestler of the Year and surpassed the 100 career win mark.
As many accomplishments as Brown has in athletics, he is even more proud of the work he has done away from the field or gym. Brown has volunteered with the American Red Cross for two years, he volunteered with youth wrestling for four, and youth football for two.
"You don't understand how much you know until you help others learn it and do it," Brown said. "Helping in wrestling, I learned that showing a kid a move makes you understand the little details that you never really thought about. Not only are you helping someone else, but you are getting a better understanding yourself."
Brown is the first male athlete from Hanover to win the award since 2011 when Alex Daubert won. He beat out South Western's Camden Brown and Logan Bowman, Delone Catholic's Dalton Haymaker and Taylor Conrad, Spring Grove's Nick Spangler and Dakota Laughman, and fellow Nighthawk Zachary Sheaffer.
"It is definitely an honor," Brown said. "A lot of the names I have heard of and a lot of the names I looked up to. Even Alex, he set an example whether it was on the courts or in the classroom. The (winners) are definitely the type of people that should represent the community."
Silent auction delight
One of the main attractions each year is the silent auction. This year fans could choose from plaques, pennants, jerseys and golf outings. Sports Night Committee Chairman Steph Glatfelter said that on average the silent auction brings in $3,000 which goes in a big pot with all the rest of the money the Rotary raises throughout the year for local youth in the community.
The weirdest item she recalls being auctioned off was an autographed NFL pylon.
This year the big winner was Jeff Warehime who won an autographed Super Bowl helmet with Joe Flacco's autograph on it.
Warehime went to the Super Bowl in New Orleans with his wife and while he brought home a lot of memorabilia from his trip, he did not have anything that was signed.
"I didn't go to the Super Bowl when they made it the first time and regretted it," Warehime said. "So this time when it came up I said, I don't care, we are going. I brought back a lot, but really wanted something autographed. I have a trophy case in my basement that has a lot of memorabilia and that is where this helmet is going to go."
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - GlaxoSmithKline LLC agreed to pay West Virginia $22 million to settle a lawsuit claiming it illegally marketed three diabetic drugs.
The drug maker didn't admit any liability in the settlement.
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced the settlement on Thursday. He says it's one of the largest pharmaceutical settlements in the state's history.
The Attorney General's Office filed the lawsuit in Wayne County Circuit Court. The court must approve the settlement.
Morrisey says $10.6 million from the settlement will go to the West Virginia Public Employees Agency. The state's Medicaid program will receive $3.7 million. About $3 million will go to the attorney general's Consumer Protection Fund.
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by Tara Leo Auchey
On April 24, 2012, attorney Howard Bruce Klein quietly entered his appearance in Commonwealth Court as representative of the City of Harrisburg's resigned Receiver David Unkovic.
Unkovic submitted his letter of resignation to the Commonwealth Court on March 30, 2012 citing an inability to "effectuate a solution" (see here).
While Senate Bill 1151 amendments to Act 47 present a process on the appointment of a Receiver in Pennsylvania, it is silent on the resignation of one. All but one member of Harrisburg City Council has publicly requested the Commonwealth Court hold a hearing on Unkovic's departure and the implications of his resignation letter. However, the Court has yet to schedule such a hearing.
In the case that Unkovic should be called to testify in Commonwealth Court, he has retained the legal counsel of Mr. Klein who specializes in white collar criminal defense and civil litigation. Most remarkably, Klein is versed in False Claims Act representations. The False Claims Act focuses on entities that commit fraud by providing false claims to retain government funds and/or contracts. The Act protects whistleblowers.
Since the Court has Unkovic's letter in hand, it's probably unlikely that the Court will hold a hearing on the precise circumstances surrounding the Receiver's resignation. Nevertheless, David Unkovic has procured exceptional representation should he be called to the stand.
For a more on David Unkovic's move to engage Howard Bruce Klein, read "David Unkovic Makes a Move"
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MP3: Clark – Fantasm Planes
Clark is at it again with his new EP 'Fantasm Planes'. I left to my imagination to decide what the word 'fantasm' meant, but according to thefreedictionary.com (credible, right?) it means a ghostly appearing figure.
The track itself is almost like practicing your piano scales on your keyboard, but changing the sound from 'classic piano' to 'flute' and then building up to push the button 'epic waves of electronica'. Mix this with killer drum and bass, and you have got yourself one damn neat tune.
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SANDWICH - The police department, through a $24,000 Homeland Security grant, has purchased a new sign trailer capable of alerting the public to emergencies and town events.
The LED sign, similar to ones seen along the highway, is solar-powered and can be put at various locations throughout the town, Police Chief Peter Wack said. The sign will also be available to other public safety agencies in the county and for the town's 375th anniversary celebration, he said.
"The delivery of this sign trailer will directly benefit the Sandwich community," Wack said. "With the many 375th events anticipated during 2014, ongoing bike and road races, and the major storms which regularly impact Sandwich, this sign will be an added layer of information sharing with the community."
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A hotel where someone recorded security video appearing to show Beyonce's sister, Solange Knowles, attacking Jay Z inside an elevator said on Wednesday it had identified and fired the person.
The Standard Hotel said the person had been terminated for "breaching the security polices of the hotel and recording the confidential CCTV video".
Celebrity website TMZ posted the three-minute video on Monday and said it was shot last week inside a Standard Hotel elevator.
The video appears to show Solange attacking Jay Z in Beyonce's presence. A security guard intervenes. The footage shows the performers in the outfits they wore to the Met Gala last week. There is no audio.
The hotel said after the video was first aired that it was "shocked and disappointed" by the security breach. It said on Wednesday that it will turn over "all available information to criminal authorities".
Representatives for Jay Z, Beyonce and Solange haven't commented on the video and didn't reply to emails sent on Wednesday seeking comment.
Jay Z and Beyonce, who were married in 2008, will kick off their co-headlining On The Run Tour on June 25 in Miami.
Solange recently performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, where Beyonce joined her on stage. - Sapa-AP
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Reasons for Test
- Diagnose heart attacks and rhythm problems
- Offer clues about other heart conditions and conditions not directly related to the heart
- Detect conditions that change the body's balance of electrolytes, such as potassium and magnesium
- Detect other problems, such as overdoses of certain drugs
- Chest discomfort or pain
- Shortness of breath
- Palpitations
- Anxiety
- Weakness
- Nausea
- History of fainting
- Are about to have surgery with general anesthesia
- Are in occupations that stress the heart or where public safety is a concern
- Are an older adult or have diabetes
- Already have heart disease
- Have had a heart-related procedure, such as getting a pacemaker
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Prior to Test
- Have a physical exam
- Be asked about your medical history
- Have your chest shaved if needed
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American Heart Association http://www.heart.org
Heart Rhythm Society http://www.hrsonline.org
Canadian Cardiovascular Society http://www.ccs.ca
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada http://www.heartandstroke.ca
Electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG). American Heart Association website. Available at: http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/HeartAttack/SymptomsDiagnosisofHeartAttack/Electrocardiogram-ECG-or-EKG%5FUCM%5F309050%5FArticle.jsp. Updated November 26, 2012. Accessed March 11, 2015.
Noninvasive tests and procedures. American Heart Association website. Available at: http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/HeartAttack/SymptomsDiagnosisofHeartAttack/Non-Invasive-Tests-and-Procedures%5FUCM%5F303930%5FArticle.jsp. Updated April 15, 2013. Accessed March 11, 2015.
What is an electrocardiogram? National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute website. Available at: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/ekg/. Updated October 1, 2010. Accessed March 11, 2015.
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Stephanie recently began dating a guy. She likes him a lot. Recently she got a strange request from him. He wants to be tied up. Basically just restrained while Stephanie teases him. Stephanie isn't familiar with bondage but it sounds intriguing so she gets her friend Nastasia to practice on. She has no rope but in the basement the landlord has lots of tape around in his workshop. Nastasia comes over and Stephanie gets to work. It's apparent that she's got some skill with this and Nastasia quickly realizes that she is going to have lots of trouble getting free as Stephanie started with her wrists and they're very tight. Stephanie works quickly and Nastasia is bound tight. Thinking it's over Nastasia is about to let her friend know there's no getting free. She just happens to yawn and Stephanie shoves a huge bandana into her mouth. Nastasia tries to put up a fight but it doesn't get far. With a little force the bandana fills her mouth. Nastasia begins to protest through her stuffed mouth when Stephanie pulls out a stocking cap. It's open on both sides so she slips it over Nastasia's head and it's not easy because it's very tight. The first time she slips with it. The second time she manages to fit it over Nastasia. It is open at the top but just enough so you can see the top of Nastasia's head. That top hole won't stretch any further so Stephanie readjusts her grip and pulls the rest down there's just enough nylon where it clings right beneath beneath her chin. The super tight nylon keeps her from spitting the bandana out and it also muddles her vision up a bit but she can still see. Nastasia is furious because she thought that she was just going to be bound. There's still tape on the roll so Stephanie takes it and winds it around her head several times. It goes around her mouth pulled taut which makes Nastasia try to talk even more. She can still see a little bit so Stephanie winds some more around her head this time as a blindfold. She has effectively bound, gagged and blindfolded her friend. Looks like she certainly knows what she's doing!
Hogtied and Hooded DroolerPosted on July 5th, 2014
This clip starts with Jennifer bound in jeans, pantyhose, heels and a top that's unbuttoned to show off those perfect perky tits. She's struggles mightily and tries talking through her gag which is not very effective. Stacy approaches her and sits her on the ground. She removes Jennifer's heels to show off her pantyhose clad feet. Next, it's time to remove that ineffective gag so Jennifer can really be stopped talking! Stacy shoves a 2.5 inch ballgag in her mouth which shuts her up. She takes a length of rope and pulls Jennifer's bound wrists to her ankles effectively hogtying her. Jennifer is stuck and there's not much she can do. She isn't done trying to talk and the drool begins to flow. Stacy then takes a pair of sheer pantyhose and hoods her tightly enough where Jennifer's pretty face is now contorted. Stacy ties the legs of the pantyhose around Jennifer's ankles and this makes the hogtie even worse. The already aggravated, frustrated and humiliated drooling Jennifer continues drooling right through her hood. Lots of close-ups of the drool flow! Like tight hogties, large ballgags, pantyhose hoods and lots of drooling? Feast your eyes on this one! Jennifer has an all natural beautiful body, a pretty face and feet that you'd to love rub!
Jenny Hogtied in a Pantyhose HoodPosted on May 31st, 2014
Jenny is one of the most beautiful girls on this website and today you get to watch Stacy tie her up then peel her white socks off and shove them in her mouth. She then puts a cleave gag on her and holds it in with a lot of sports wrap. Jenny's gorgeous feet are covered in pantyhose and she's got on tight jeans and a cotton top. Stacy makes her sit still while she finishes off the rope work behind her back. After laying Jenny on her belly and ciching up a tight hogtie she then covers her head in a pantyhose hood and ties the ends of the pantyhose to her ankles. It's always a pleasure watching this hot blonde struggle and listening to her gag-talk. Download today.
Hooded Tap OutPosted on May 22nd, 2014
Autumn starts this video out tightly tied up and tape gagged. Stacy takes a roll of tape and gets Autumns elbows as close as she can and tapes them up. Next she forces Autumn onto her stomach and pulls at her wrists and pushes her ankles until she gets them together and then she ties them so Autumn is very tightly hogtied. She hoods her with a pair of pantyhose. Stacy pulls out a roll of tape and begins winding it around Autumns head. She goes over her mouth several times to further gag Autumn and then she begins to wrap it around her eyes to blindfold her. There begins to be too much tape around her head and Autumn "taps out" by going silent. She got very scared for some reason. Stacy removes the tape from her eyes and leaves Autumn to struggle hogtied, gagged and hooded with pantyhose. Autumn is a true "girl next door" that doesn't do any other modeling at all. She's got a beautiful face and very expressive eyes.
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I hate this ballgag!Posted on December 28th, 2013
Gorgeous redhead Sarah is bound tightly and winds up being forced to take a 2.5 inch ballgag while her perky tits are exposed and her nipples are hard. Stacy pushes it in and buckles it up. Sarah's got on pantyhose, high heels, and a short denim skirt that looks really sexy on her. Stacy then hops Sarah over to a cardboard mat and puts her on the ground. Stacy unbuckles the huge ballgag and then tightly cleave gags her while Sarah tries to squirm away. Sarah might think for a second that it's gonna be a little easier on her. Not a chance. Stacy then hogties her and hoods her with pantyhose and uses the legs as an added cleave gag wrapped around her head. This girl is so pretty and has a fantastic body. Come check her out!
Hogtied, Hooded StrappadoPosted on June 6th, 2013
This clip features the beautiful Alexis. She's tied up wrists behind her back and her elbows tightly tied together. Her legs are bound together too. She's lying on a metal storage rack on the bottom shelf. Stacy stuffs her mouth with a cloth and covers it with duct tape. Next, she lifts her bound wrists up and ties them to the shelf above her. Alexis is in agony now as this is a tough position. Her bondage continues as her ankles are tied to her elbows. Lastly Stacy pulls down a skin tight pantyhose hood and ties it off on the upper rung. Alexis struggles heavily but this is a tough and impossible one to get out of. She can see through the nylon hood but as she twists and struggles more the "panty" part of the hood slips up a bit and then she ends up blindfolded as she can't see through that. Doesn't matter though as she still cannot get the hood off.
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All about the gag!Posted on April 25th, 2013
Charlotte is held captive. She's tied up tight and cleave gagged. The cleave gag isn't really effective. Stacy steps in and removes the bandana that's used as a cleave. She wads it up and against Charlotte's protests shoves it in her mouth. A girl can spit out the stuffing so Stacy goes over that with many strips of clear tape. Charlotte's protests begin to get muffled. Next, sports wrap is wound around her head. Charlotte has no idea what's in store. You can see the look on her face is fright. Stacy pulls a pair of pantyhose over her head and wraps the legs around a few times then ties them off in back. The pantyhose is tight enough that Charlottes nose is flattened out against her face. Stacy grabs a roll of two inch electrical tape and starts wrapping that around her hosed head. When that's finished she starts winding the tape under her chin and over the top of her head. As a last way to humiliate her Stacy lifts up her sweater to reveal those 34DD natural boobs. You'll notice as the video commences Charlotte gets more and more muffled. The "mmmppphhhsss" get quieter with each layer. At the end there's some footage of her removing the hood, sports wrap, tape and finally spitting out the large bandana in her mouth. She lets you know how it felt. If you love a beautiful girl that is thoroughly gagged this one is for you. Lots of facial close-ups to let you in all the action and all the gagging is done right before your eyes!
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I don't know if there's anything you can do but I have to vent. I have been a couponer for many years. It's something my family needs to do to make ends meet. But ever since the TLC "Extreme Couponing" TV show came around, a lot of things have changed. Companies' coupon offers aren't as good any more and a lot of stores seem to be against coupons. I blame that ridiculous show. How do we tell companies to stop pulling back their coupon offers? Innocent people are suffering without the better offers we used to see.
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VIDEO: Final WTC spire is lifted
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey have released footage of the final segment being lifted atop One World Trade Centre on Friday (local time).
The video provides a spectacular view of New York City, looking down from 1776ft.
Installation of the final two sections of the 408-foot, 758-ton spire was completed after pieces of it had been transported to the roof of the building last week. It will serve as a world-class broadcast antenna.
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Many homeowners are feeling a tad richer after refinancing -- some again and again -- thanks to the Fed's never-ending efforts to drive down interest rates.
Call it the Re-Fi Re-Do.
Some homeowners nationwide are in the unusual spot of refinancing a couple of times in the past couple of years. And the saga could continue in the months ahead, after the Federal Reserve's extra efforts to keep mortgage rates low.
"It makes all the sense in the world," said Greg McBride, senior financial analyst for Bankrate.com.
Some borrowers can save money when they spot a rate that's at least half a percentage point lower than their existing rate, experts say. More typically, people tend to move when they see more than a full percentage point drop.
Robert Traviss, 48, refinanced earlier this month -- the second time in four years -- and saved roughly $150 a month.
Traviss, who lives in Monroe and works at a utility company, said he and his wife started with a rate around 8% in 1999, refinanced to about 6% in 2008, refinanced again in September and now have a rate at 3.75%.
The couple, who owe $112,000 on their mortgage, pay extra each month so they're not just refinancing and dragging out the mortgage another 30 years.
"It's kind of a no-brainer to save $200 when everybody's hurting these days," he said.
Take another example: Say a homeowner refinanced a $200,000 mortgage in January at a rate of 4.25%. If that homeowner now refinances to 3.7%, McBride said, he or she would save $63 a month. The monthly mortgage payment would drop to $920 from $983 a month.
To be sure, we're not talking about the high-flying days of refinancing when people grabbed thousands of extra dollars out of the house to pay for cars, trips or other goodies.
Data from mortgage giant Freddie Mac showed that in the second quarter of this year, 23% of homeowners who refinanced reduced their principal balance during the process and 59% maintained the same loan amount.
The percentage of borrowers keeping about the same loan amount was the highest in the 27 years of tracking.
Naomi Pennington, 69, who lives outside of Houston, didn't want to tap into equity when she refinanced in September.
"Who would want to owe more money?" she asked. Instead, she refinanced to drop her rate by about three percentage points to 4.25%. She's saving $300 a month on the payment. It's her second refinance in five years.
These days, some homeowners who refinance even might bring extra money to the table to be able to pay a little more toward what they owe, said Joel Gurman, vice president of mortgage banking for Quicken Loans.
As people refinance for the second go-around in a few years, Gurman said, some may opt to go with a shorter-term mortgage, maybe 20 years or 15 years, to save money over the long term. Quicken has a product called Yourgage that has a customized term ranging from 8 years to 29 years.
Refinancing, of course, is a math problem -- how much will it cost you to refinance to save x-amount of dollars? How long will it take you to recoup the costs?
"Refinancing does have costs," said Kathy Conley, housing specialist for GreenPath Debt Solutions, a nonprofit HUD-approved housing counseling agency.
It may not make sense for someone in their 80s to spend $4,000 upfront to save $50 a month, she said. Talking to a housing counselor in advance can help work out the numbers.
Mark Stevens, a regional sales executive for Bank of America overseeing Michigan, Ohio and upstate New York, said he's seeing more daily refinance applications now than in the previous month -- thanks to the Fed's latest move.
His advice to consumers is not to rule anything out. Some federal programs covering Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages allow for refinancing even if the homeowner owes more than the house is worth.
"Don't think that you can't do it," Stevens said.
What works -- and what doesn't -- for a Re-Fi Re-do:
Some people who refinanced a year or two ago might not qualify for refinancing again.
Say both the husband and wife worked in 2010 but one retired or lost a job this year. If the debt-to-income ratio is now above 40%, that becomes a red flag for the lender, said McBride.
Some who recently became self-employed could face roadblocks, too.
A homeowner needs a job or income. The refinance application could be turned down if you're now out of work.
A homeowner who owes far more than the house is worth is still not going to be able to refinance with a traditional mortgage. Their best bet would be the Home Affordable Refinance Program. But if you've already refinanced once under that program, you cannot refinance a second time.
Most experts say homeowners should start with their original lender to see about any streamlining options for that refinance. But it's key to compare options at various lenders, too.
The good news is many homeowners have time to shop.
"There's no deadline pressure. The Fed's not going to increase rates tomorrow afternoon," said Keith Gumbinger, vice president for HSH.com, a mortgage-information website.
"Not for a bunch of afternoons."
More Details: What you need to refinance
Find your pay stubs for the past 30 days or more. Get copies of your W-2 forms for the past two years. You may need copies of your 1040 federal tax returns if self-employed.
Get a copy of your homeowners insurance policy.
You may be required to bring in a cell phone bill to prove that youre living at the home.
Put together bank statements, 401(k) statements and brokerage statements for the past three months or so.
Make sure to have copies of your most-recent mortgage statement. Some lenders offer zero-point mortgages, which typically would have a slightly higher rate but not large upfront costs. Other lenders may waive half or so of the closing costs.
Before applying for any loan, get a free copy of your credit report at www .annual creditreport.com . Make sure there are no mistakes on your report. Get copies of your credit report from all three credit bureaus.
Remember, you get the best rates with the best credit scores. Before shopping for any loan, be extra careful about paying bills on time. Try to pay down debt. If you are refinancing, look into various programs, such as the revamped HARP (Home Affordable Refinance Program). HARP 2.0 is for borrowers with loans owned or guaranteed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. It applies to borrowers who have 20% or less equity in their homes. Call the Homeowners HOPE Hotline at 888-995-4673.
Appraisals are generally required. But some programs dont require an appraisal, such as some FHA loans or certain Fannie/Freddie HARP products.


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Angel: Season 3, Episode 13
Waiting in the Wings (4 Feb. 2002)
When a famous dance troupe comes to LA, Angel is thrilled. He drags Gunn, Fred, Cordy and Wes along for a night of ballet. Unfortunately, supernatural forces are afoot at the theater. ... See full summary »
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