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TOO SMALL FOR PANCAKES—Little Sarah Ohm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ohm of Wingham, join-
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ed her cousin Justin and grandmother, Irene Ohm, at last Saturday's pancake breakfast at the Wingham
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Wayne and. Mary
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Ken and Judy Shortreed" of Walton
and all enjoyed a lovely fish dinner.
The occasion was the birthdays of
District president
visits Lakelet WI
LAKELET — Mrs. Ted Klaassen
of Fordwich, who is Huron East Dis-
trict president, attended the regular
meeting of Lakelet Women's In-
stitute on Feb. 2. Hostess- was Mrs.
Harold Wallace of Palmerston.
The topic, "What type of PRO
(Public Relations Officer) are
you?", was given by Mrs. Percy
Huth and pointed out that all
members are public relations of-
ficers for their organization, either
good or bad, by the impression they
give to others.
The motto, "Be like a duck; keep
calm and unruffled on the surface
but paddle like the devil under-
neath", was presented by Mrs.
Lloyd Jacques. Mrs. Jake Versteeg
conducted devotions and Mrs.
Klaassen volunteered 'to be the
auctioneer for a lively auction of
baked items. Ten members and
three visitors answered the roll call
by naming a good book they had
read recently.
During °the business, which was
concluded by the president, Mrs.
Derril Hallman, a letter was read
from FWIO president, Mrs.
Margaret Munroe. "Women in the
Environment" is the theme for 1989
and June is WI Month, Mrs. Lyle
Murray reported on the Huron East
District executive meeting she at-
tended recently, when plans were
made for the district annual meeting
to be held in Brussels on May 9.
Conveners are asked to hand in
reports of their meetings to the
program coordinator, Mrs.
Emerson Ferguson, by the March
meeting, to be held at the home of
Mrs. Earl Kavelman on Mar. 2 at 2
p.m. This is the resolutions meeting
and the topic is recycling. All ladi
in the community are always
welcome.
Ken and Amy.
AlithiBetheringtonspent the
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Bob Hetherington, Brantford, with
Jeffery and Jennifer, while their
parents were holidaying in Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson Jr. of
Kitchener visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gibson Sr.
Brock and Betty 'Ann Howes and
Tiffany of Kitchener visited Mr. and
Mrs. Les Howes recently.
John and Betty Stafford and Doug
and Gerry Fortune, Wingham, at-
tended the Farm Show at the
International Convention Centre at
Melton on Tuesday.
Jamie McPherson of Kitchener
visited Saturday afternoon with his
grandmother, Mrs. Irving Toner.
Genevieve and Robbie Graham of
Kitchener spent the weekend with
theirgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
Alex Graham.
Mrs, Irving Toner visited Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
McPherson of Teeswater.
Mrs. Harold Crump of
Kitchener and Terry Simmons of
Moorefield visited Sunday with Mrs.
Joe Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Simmons of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs.
David Templeman of Wellesley
spent Wednesday at the same home.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY • WROXETER ONTARIO
The 116th Annual meeting of the Howick Mutual
Insurance Company will be held in the Wroxeter
Community Hall on:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1989
at 8:00 p.m.
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Choose your owri monthly maturity
date. 24 to 60 months.
Rate subject to change at any time.
Purpose:
1. To receive the Annual Statement and Auditor's Report
2. To appoint an auditorfor 1989
3. To amend the following by-laws:
No. 7 - Annual Meeting
No. 33 - Director's Remuneration
No. 40 - Execution of Documents
No 43 & 44- Investments
No. 54 - Refund from Surplus
4. To delete by-law No. 62 - Access to Records
5. To elect two Directors for a three year term
6. To transact any other business which may rightly
Come before the Annual Meeting.
Call today 357-2283
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P.O. Box 360, WINGHAM
DOUG ANDERSON RANDY HUTCHINSON
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