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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-11-27, Page 16Page 16 -The Wingham Advance -Times, Nov. 27, 1985 Mrs. Ella D. Irwin passes in 90th year Mrs. Ella D. Irwin, a resident of Bray Lodge in Wingham since March of last year, passed away Friday, Nov. 22, at the Wingham and District Hospital after an illness of six weeks. She was in her 90th year. Daughter of the late Samuel Thompson and Ellen Chamney, Mrs. Irwin was born on Feb. 14, 1896, in West Wawanosh Township. She received her education in the Donnybrook area before marrying her husband, J. Herson Irwin, on Aug: 6, 1919. The Irwins farmed in East Wawanosh Township until, their retirement to Belgrave in 1957. Mrs. Irwin moved to Wingham in 1977 following the death of her husband. A member of the Wingham United Church and the United Church Women, Mrs. Irwin also was active in the Women's Institute, the Mary Hastings Club, Huron Chapter No. 89 of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Wingham and Area Day Centre for the Homebound. She leaves to mourn her passing four daughters, Mrs. Alex (June) Nether)/ 'of Burlington; Mrs. Gibson (Gwen) Armstrong of London; Mrs. Scott (Audrey) Reid of Wingham; Mrs. Hugh (Barbara) Laviolette of Scarborough; two sons, dim and Marilyn Irwin of Dunnville; Bill and Barbara Irwin of Goderich; 20 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Irwin was predeceased by two sons, Stanley in 1936 BANTAMS The Cokes lead the league with 32 points, followed by the Seven -Ups with 28, the Pepsis with 24., the Walter Root Beers with 19, the Coke Classics with 17 and the Cream Sodas with 16. Erin Skinn had the high and Dr. Richard Irwin of single of 130 for the girls and British Columbia in 1984. She the high double of 212. Arley also was predeceased by six Pautler had the boys' high brothers and two sisters. single of 161 and the high A memorial service was double of 279. conducted by Huron Chapter Other games of 80 and over No. 89 of the Eastern Star on were rolled by Erin Skinn 82; Sunday, Nov. 24, at 7:30 p.m. Julie Lisle 84; Missy Bieman at The McBurney Funeral 95, 94; Carolyn Pike 105, 89; Home, Wingham, where Ansley Simpson 87; Lisa Mrs. Irwin rested until Moody 81; Paul Deslauriers funeral service was conduct-' 106; Ryan Robinson 80; ed Monday at 1 p.m. by Rev. Arley Pautler 118 and Ryan J. Rea Grant of the wingharn Moffatt 115, 90. United Church. JR. BANTAMS & JUNIORS Six of. Mrs. Irwin's grand- The Snorks lead the league children werepallbearers: with 34 points, followed by David Armstrong of the 'Pussy Cats with 30, the Burlington, • Brian Reid of Wuzzels with 23, the GI Joes Ottawa, Valerie Johnson of and the Muppet Babies with Thunder Bay, Gail Hayes of 20 and the Masks with 9. Mississauga, Danny Lavio- Sherry Dekker had the lette of .Scarborough and girls' high single of 191 and Jeffrey Irwin of Goderich. the high double of 335. Todd Harrison had the boys' high single of 186 and the high double of 313 was rolled by Danny McPherson. Other games of 125 and over were rolled by Sherry Dekker 140; Carrie Skinn 135; Danny McPherson 164, 149; Derek Knight 126; Adam Deslauriers 151; Steven Marks 140 and Todd Edgar 138. Flower bearers were five more grandchildren: Judy Tiedemann of London; Dr. Brenda Muselius of Calgary; Pamela Deichert of Orono; Sandra Young of Stratford and Michelle Laviolette of Peterborough. Final resting place Wingham Cemetery. Inglis Brothers entertain at church BRUSSELS - The Inglis Brothers entertained with two gospel numbers at the Sunday morning service at the United, Church, con- _ _ ducted by Rev. Carpentier. The minister had "The Human Vulnerability" as his' sermon. Prayers were said for those who are sick. - It was announced the Going to Ethiopia. SR. JUNIORS & SENIORS The Fuzzies lead the league with 43 points, followed by the Alphabata with 34, the Nimrods and the Commandos" with 29, the Afternoon Unit will meet TLCs with 28 and the Slinkys Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. in the church with 27. parlor. The roll call is to be a Lori Tiffin and. Rhonda Christmas verse. Leachman tied for the girls' The UCW Christmas high single of 196 and Lori dinner will be held at 6:30 had the high triple of 534. p.m. on Dec..4 in the church David MacRae had the boys' auditorium. Everyone is high single of 207 and the welcome. The _members of high triple of 593. the UCW will be packing Other games of 165 and Christmas boxes for the over were rolled by Debbie elderly shut-ins of the Morrison 175; Lori Tiffin congregation on Dec..5 in the 178; Rhonda Leachman 176; church parlor at 1 p.m. Rhonda English 169; Ian Donations of cookies and ' MacKay 171; Jeremy fruit would be greatly ap- Bloemberg 181; ,David preciated. A children's bazaar will be Joe Kerr, son of Mr. and held Nov. 30 from 12:30 to 2 Mrs. Harold Kerr of p.m. to allow children to do Wingham„ left last Saturday . their Christmas shopping. for Geneva, Switzerland. 'Gift wrapping will be Beginning Dec. 1, Joe will be provided, but volunteers still working. as a financial ad- are needed and all items are visor with the International $1.00 or less, including Red Cross in. Addis Adaba, whales,' candles, spiders, Ethiopia, for a period of four crazy pencils, boats and to six months. more. Coffee and sweets will be provided for waiting adults. Thanks were extended to those who helped with the Wednesday Morning Group. Bowling results LEGION MIXED The Impalas lead the league with 35 . points, followed closely by. the Edsels with 34, the Mercs with 32, the Essexes with 31., the Classics with 22 and the Tempos with 14.• Don Burley had the men's high single of 225 and the high triple of 543, while Jean King had the ladies' high single of 329 and the high triple of 778. Other. high games were rolled by Betty Burley 231; Florence Thompson 238; Marg King 213; Shirley Storey 251 and 262. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Linda's' Little Rascals lead the league with • 52 points, folrowed by Terry's Mrs. Ts with 46, Dylis' Dagwoods with 37', Pam's Polkaroos with 35, Shari's Shirttails wi t -32 and T s• tp- munks with 30. • Shari Good had the ladies' high single of 224 and the high triple of. 534 was rolled by Lyla Ann Harkness. Gene Kruse had the men's high single of 298 and the high triple of 732. Other high games were rolled by Pam Fischer 202; Bob Pegg 216, 258, 238 and Blair Bushell 238. - ' THURS. NIGHT MIXED Ed's Easter Lilies have taken a good lead in the second series with 12 points, followed by Gary's Glads - Peg's Peonies with 7 and Barb's Begonias and Mar- ty's Marigolds with 2. Donna Bieman had the ladies' high single of 284 and the high triple -of 6t18T „Gary Jamieson Jamieson had the men's high single of 255 and triple of 607. high games were ")aryl Walker 223; 209; Ken Young Non Fitzgerald MacRae 185, .201, 202 and Tom Darling 173. . Bowlers of the month have been: Bantam, Lori Morrison for September with the high score of 123 and in October, Arley Pautler, 124; Junior Bantams and Juniors, Jenny Remington, Sep- tember, with high score of 154 and Sherry ,Dekker, October, 190; Seniors, Julie Henry, September, with a high score of 236 and Oc- tobet, Tammy Cleghorn and Jeremy Bloemberg, tied with 236. NEW HORIZONS GRANT -MP Murray Cardiff was in Wingham Monday to present a $3,000 cheque to members of a residents' committee at the Copeland and Bray Lodges. Accepting the cheque •on behalf of the residents are Olive Lewis, Reuben Appleby and Mabel McRae. The money will be used to purchase a piano, card tables and lawn furniture for use by the 32 residents of the two lodges. P MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN Notes from Fordwkh Mrs. Jean Wilson and Mrs. John Baker have returned home from Edmonton where they visited with relatives. Mrs. Edna Doig returned home Thursday after spending a few days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mit. Harvey Bride, at Don Mills. Ron Reed of Orono visited Saturday night with Mrs. Alma Hargrave and David. Mr.and Mrs. Doug Wildfang of Mississauga visited one day recently with Mrs.. Nellie Simmons. • Mr. and -Mrs. Lorne Kelley attended the 40th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Stickney, held at the' Palmerston Legion Hall Friday night. Fordwich and area residents are .asked to remember the card party Friday night, November 29, in the Fordwich Community Hall. Local friends of Emerson Ferguson will be sorry to learn that he was apatient in K -W Hospital a few days last week. He is wished a speedy return home and to, good health. Mrs. Jean Wilson ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Karges of Listowel to London on Sunday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. James McAlister. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Russel Nickel who celebrated their 51st wed- ding anniverary on Sunday when a family dinner was enjoyed. • Bruce Agla moved last week' to the home recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller. The Millers will move shortly into the home Mr. Agla purchased from the estate of Mrs. Mary Graham. R.W.Bell OPTOMETRIST Goderich The Square 5247861 OPTOMETRIST Goderich The Square 524-7661 A "IR. 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MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED SAVINGS THEY MIGHT BE MAGIC -Sherri Nicholson and Cherie and Cathy Conley kept a close eye on the doves held by magicians Marg and Dicky Dean following their per- formance at the Western Foundry children's Christmas party Sunday afternoon. They'd seen those birds appear and disappear as if by magic during the show, held at the Lucknow-Community Centre. Open 6 days a week 9 to 6 Open Thurs. & Fri. Nights 9 to 9 f•