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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-01-19, Page 8• IC 1/4. •resiorte.• • 4o . • • Zor. "." ...,1•• :1+1 .4';'• ••• . 1,, 44: :1- o4•„,. 41 • lag data . Ruttin and faintly o fkrmsseisvisiMdSunday' with -Mrs; _Oeoge, Betheriogtoo, Bar and MX - . , undelt a, rrtsfri -RA-1; Listowel and Thar.,..apsj_ lacauce,.co f„the. MivTixtilKiil and Aoshila visited Funeral Chapel, Ties day at the same Wine. 4. t, s. 'felon StePhens came t fl, 4 . ., . W 4kigilia....," and District Hospital from *onto: General Hospital on Sun, day. M. William A. Smith is also a Pittient:ireWingham. Md Mrs, Mrs. Dennis Hearn of -SuMMerside, P .E .1., visited recently" at the home of Mr. and Mrs. KevinSteWart and family. Miss -Jean Sparlitig and Don Gedejce, RR 1, Gowanstown, spent Wedneaday in London. 141i. .4n4 Mrs. Roy Burchill of Odderfeh. visited recently at the :home. of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ferguson. New Year's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs: Robert Strong and family were Mr. and Mrs. Mel Boultinghouse of Essex, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastie, Brian, Don and friend and Don Montgomery and friend of Wroxeter. Robert Grainger of Waterloo .., , --'"- .. :JiPTOMFTRST , Goderich The Square 5247661 W. Bell •.• ,e • .11irS•44".- •-• ‘1. •1, 11 to • GORRIE -- Peter Keil Was, the "tsuada and Mrs. WO guest speaker whenthe,Come Alive •-•* Club met Jan. 12. ,Iiisgeneral tOpie opened.- the — was insurance and he gavea brief YeiX'S history . of Keil Insurance Brokers Limited in particular and ,the in- Surance industry in general, 'Mr. Kell further explained the Value of Life Insurance to sealersgave rtfro advice on the intricacies Of Mule - owners' insurance and auto/While insurance. • A question period followed. Mr. So Keil dealt competently waken Inadrgs.; MrsJ coneki Dining tlieh Faust and. Alv pointed- auditors.' A Oa arty...104 U ;414,10 `,•;ev tf,i• o ::•••••: " be . reditilltetortini!iiiit$),fr on • 4 •• • • • queries, quoting personal ex- Bluevate-seni r periences to add humor to his replies. Mrs. Alan Ilyndman thanked the speaker A potluck dinner preceded the meeting..Atter Grace was sung, silence prevailed until the pangs of hunger were alleviated. The ,rneal was delicious, affordingboth variety , and abundance, When the tables were cleared, all joined to sing "0 • • . REMINDER OF PUBLIC MEETIN To:determine the need for revisions to the HOWIGK TOWNSHI Secondary Plan and to consider a proposed Official Plan Amend mint affecting the TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK This notice is a reminder of a public meeting to be held on Thurs- day, January 28, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. in the Gorrie Community Hall. hold ot3en etichr• • • BLUEVAl,t The village senior citizens heldan---mken euchre -party Jan. U with A tables in play. Reeeiing: prizes for high scoria: were Mary Turvey and Ted ,Sifiltk• Low Prizes went to Anna -JOhnsteni and Hugh , Mundell. Special draw prizes were won' by Marguerite ,Fiteher and Harold Jolmston. AfterAxichre, lunch was sere!, hosted hy. Bertand Isobel Gam p George and 1VMnie- Carter and _ .Mundell. Additional information is available through the Huron. County . 'pjtment of Planning and Development, Court House, Goderich 4 18 -AnC,at the Howick Township Municipal Offices in Gorrie 52i The Maitland Women$ Institute opened its January Meeting with „a pathick supper -And The rest of the meeting with the Mary Stewart Collect. , - „ Roll tall was answered by emh., lady naming a'iountity4hi would like tO ViSittilld-WhY. three g told how they came to Canada_ ; • ROAD CL THE CORPORATION OF THE 'TOWS , JAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of th Town of Wingham proposes -to pass a bylaw pursuant to -tn Provisions of The Municipal Act, R.S.0„ 1980, Chapter 30 Section 298, and amendments thereto, for stopping and„ closing' and telling' all of the lane (West of Lots 344 and' 30) Registered Plan 410 for the Town of WinghaM, County ot Huron, more particularly described as follows: „ • ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of larid-and, premises, situate, lying and being in the Town of Vifinghdth,*1 the County of Huron, and being composed �f tlarIEr(WeSt of Lots 344 and 345) Registered Plan 410, more particularly d scribed as part 2 on a Plan of Survey" desj as Plan 22R-2204 on the 21,st day of September, AND FURT 0,0t. the.' .Shallnear - alirPerson who claims Ian fa.* af- fected by the bylaw -and 0 • let fl*ard e eegiaar:- , meeting of 'Council on, 8, and further take„-noticethe --proposed -bylaw ma, exartlined by all pe interested atifier office of Clerk theTown Of Wiflgham, mg, business - hours,-any-iti 1 beVie the same s finally passed. - three231* dayef,,,,Pecenitieri AA, 1911/- • THE CORY •. " r -i Liv 7 • W W.111080" aft. elnoon Klndergarien students at - e inglmit? Public School took -110i playing on the the 0110 day recently., going_down one at a tirne. backwards and, s. ojretknea to. gethfir. - - • . . . „ • o : ••••• o theix-countries. 'The gifting Guikl St. paure-tidth which It Paul's and Trinity,, „ The meeting closed With a film A.nglican Church Met In'the parish 'Belgraveg is; twinned. The lite:* ••• whithwasenj ' toy . ; hall; ,president Elda -Netherr --liortante of the mission bales” was .4 4, • -• • - " opening wfth ,Prayer and,Eletlty --4,„emphasited, The cost of food is so - - , Skidmore reading a devotional Aislx, th-'11410- money is left for • -......................£,t_.iotiun Mr. Griffith L,,,,.- - • :4- 1 , s ." Canon Foster and and .- act fetid (it:Carton answered taanyquestions about the' ' 7i ' .:"1 y °I 1 : '.:Mliaise obit, officer between Indians, their way of life- and the - RE' • Ild- Foster, .••,, -, of the church to them. 4 , .„ . lopiLeatheeoefexeose tfaiitillitiron: and -Or importance . The :BehnereH fdub „started AS Griffith ,iyho2opent4ast,stuntner at .tldrenc 0 D.elmage anCi4e*.1?avi and lunch was David The speakers were thanked by *1*44' .various Indian missions tedin served. • were welcomed from Griffith- 'Pres"' 4. Pordwich and Beigrave. •icgth- meitirigo.yetan.. iIet e ing$ .01 a n cpbersom Keewatin. Mri, ssed oars tor the . ,odes of his .0d ?Turk among Gorrie,,, gram to be;4h, ,„ people, -of parti ular‘interest were 'Many of St Paul's parishioner, also A chtb,*'n lge441a Of Kasabonika, !Mission, attended, veinitti re. '9, tiheri vat, CRAWF SAHA., , • • • • • ter • reproductive efficiency by Bob Belmore- Berry, -dairy specialist, OMAF; and ay, Jtii: '•a thiry pr�ducer panel on feeding capitalize on genetic aji'USeof young A.I. sires in reedit* programs and n proveuki. sires to develop WS and exnbryo transfer. are Bob McNeil, David tIAMFischer. ,,••11 • •• • •." • . ." •••••1 r' t • •-4- •••,k • ?, • • 44,