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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-07-04, Page 12./r DABBER BliN0f, Lucknow and.Obtalitt. Lions Club dabber bingo every Sunday, Luck - now Community Centre, 7:15 P.M, Doors open 6:15 p.m, Air condition- ed. Wheelchair accessible. Potential prize board over $3,000. $1,100 jack pot on 54 calls or less. $500. must go. 11tf BUCK AND DOE For Leesa Stone and Luis Dromend on Sat., July 8 at theLisbiwel Kin -- Station. Music by DJ, luiteh provid- ed. Tickets $5. 20,27,4 BUCK AND DOE For Mary Beth O'Hagan and David Johnston on Friday, July 7, allturtz- ville Hall. Dancing 9 p.m. -1 a.m., music by DJ, lunch provided. $5 per person. 27,4 COFFEE HOUR At Wingham Bible Chapel, July 5, 10- 11:30 a.m. Demonstration: home- made chocolates by Jennifer Rattee. Guest speaker: Mary Ann Dixon of Toronto. Babysitting provided, all ladies welcome. 27,4 For e at Hoirlik Cornm July 15 danci by DJ. Lunch ProVid 4 11 40T11 WEDDINq ANNIVERAARY The fa/MO- ofTed and lied Klaassen would like to invite you to an open house at the home oftheir parents. on Sun,„ July 16 from 14 pe occa.sion of their 40th Wedding anniversary. Rest wishes only, please. 4,11 DAY TRIP Looking for something different? Call Marg Burkhart to see what's on for July 18, phone 528-3544. Limited space available. OPEN HOUSE The family of Gordon Gibson would like to extend an invitation to an open house in celebration ofhis65th birthday on July 9,,frOm_ 2-4 p.m. at the Wroxeter Hall. Best wishes only - please. BIRTHS 4:1•01:1r5W-000,criM.M.WaMcgcOrplaW.MiRM. SHEPHERD—Mr. and Mrs. - Garry Shepherd (Hamilton) proud- ly announce the birth of their sec- ond daughter, Annie Danielle, seven pounds, five ounces, on June 21. at Kincardine and District Hos- pital. A- sister for Carty. Proud grandparents are lyAr, andIvIrs, Lorne Hamilton of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd, Chatsworth. CLARK—Mr. and Mrs. Steven Clark of Wingham welcome with love a son, Robert Andrew, born June 29 at Wingham and District Hospital. The new arrival tipped the scales at eight pounds, eight ounces. Firsthtime grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark, RR 5, Wing - ham and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, RR 3, Wingham. Great- Grammas are Mrs. Ann Walsh and Mrs. Jessie aark, both of Wingham. krdr• elte • / /zoff „iip V DEATHS rieffec-LoAerffi/ffr JAMIESON—Passed away at K- W Hospital on Monday, June 26, Betty Ann Jamieson, in her 57th year. She was the wife of the late Dr. Duncan Jamieson; dear mother of Bob and his wife, Pat, of Blue - vale, Nancy Dahmer and her hus- band, Doug, of Oakville and Peter and his fiancee, Jane Anderson, Waterloo; loving grandmother of Heather, Elizabeth and Jamie; also survived by her father-in-law, Dr. William Dawson Jamieson of Toronto. Funeral service was held. Wednesday, June 28, at St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Cov- enant Chapel, Kitchener, with inter- ment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto. Donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association would be gratefully acknowledged as expres- sions of sympathy. -oxicaz-472,00/ ..#2•Wwova:•• BLACK—Born in Belleville Gen- eral Hospital on June 18, a daugh- ter, Nichole Jean Marie, nine pounds, 13 ounces. Proud parents are Michael and Corinne Black; a 21st grandchild for Anna Marie Kieffer, RR 1, Bluevale and fourth grandchild for Towmey }pack of Belleville... SCHLORFF—Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Schlorff of Walkerton are pleased to announce the birth of their- daughter, Melinda, nine pounds, '11 ounces, on June 27 at Wingham and District Hospital. MILLER—Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, RR 2, Auburn, thank God for the safe arrival of their twin boys, Melvin, seven pounds,,seven ounces, and Alvin, eight pounds, born June 29 at Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital. The boys are brothers for Martha, Lidia, Annie and Edna. Trips to Wonderland Air-conditioned bus with wash- room. $25 per person ticket & bus seat July 22 and August 12 Call 528-2813 FOR SA -LE ctA ••••• • „ LAST' QN.E rt can hardly wait to get-switrunirig now data* pool is 0 for thy summer. -4; . ; after A former resident of RR 2, Blue - vale, Mrs. Reta McLennan, died at Wingham and Maria Hospital en June 26 following a lengthy ill ess. Wife Of the late Meld kitten 'iit_. t The former Rita Gertrude allcr, er, Mrs. McLennan wasthebel veil loving mother of Mrs. E. C. (Doris) Thompson of Mitchell, WS., Edythe Warwick of Brussels, J. Keith W. McLennan: of Wellesley and a daughter-in-law, Marjorie McLen- nansof Kitchener; loved grandntoth- er of 10 grandchildren and seven meat -grandchildren. She was the dear sister of Gordon Walker of Wingham, liSrirfart Walker of Strat- ford and the late Minnie Darby, WmnifrectiMcMichiel, May Mur- - plata ISist*tt cke,.Steit Mire e and John Waiker • Funeral serVice was held at Betts Funeral Home, ' Brussels Chapel, formerly Watt Funeral Hine, on June 29, with interment in Moles. c .teVe worth Cemeterk Rev. Paul Chant- bers officiated. Pallbearers were , Tom Warwiek, Brian Warwick, David MeLemiati,,: Paul Thorppson, -Glenn Fraser an4 John. Johrtaton. Flatat-Aributes were Carried byPrerrYPhAlrpS; 11 helm andBrian,Rilw = In remembrance, -donations to Molesworth Preibyterian .Church .aie 'being acknowleclgeds iexPrie4- sions of concern and 's atriy. was a r veteran • • A veteran of World War Two and Friends paid their respects atThe grave's Brandon Cemetery by Eric recipient of a Volunteer Service McBurney Funeral Home, Wing- Niessen, Larry Nethe.ry, Eric Dow - Medal, Charles Wellington Inivin of ham, until Monday when funeral son, C.aineronAnderson, Peter Wil- 13elgrave,-died Friday, June 30, in service was conducted at f.:30 by son and John McCracken. David Wingham and DistriCt Hospital. He 'Rem John Neilson. He was carried and Debra Cturie were flower bear - to his final testing place ers. was in hia,48th year and death fol- lowed a lengthy illness. Mr. Irwin was a son of the late Leslie Irwin and Grace Eickmeier and was born at Ethel on April 5, 1922. He attended SS No. 10, Morris and an elementary school at Ilder- ton. He served his country from September of 1942 until 1945. and Food Jack Riddell officially On Sept- 29, 1951, he rearm.' d the opened a new research laboratory former Betty Wilson at Bala and building at Centralia College they came to this district in 1953. Research Farm last Friday. He had worked as a mechanic and . The research structure houses farmer before his retirement in three 'laboratories which will be 1971. He was a member of the Unit- used to prepare material for. trials, ed Church and the RoyatCanadian Legion. New research lab at Centralia College Ontario Minister of Agriculture emphasis for each crop, but testing also includes management practices such as corttrol of insects, diseases and weeds, fertility requirements, planting dates, seeding rates and row widths. Lab trials include projects on bac- terial blight control in white beans, clean and .sort maferial at harvest physiology work on soybeans and and conduct quality assessment on storage studies en rutabagas. harvested material. , Approximately 60 per cent �f the In addithirt, the building pro- trials are concluded on the college vides office space for five techni- research farm, while the remainder cians, a farrn"nianager and 10 are located on farms horn Nairn lb b DO YOU have items. to advertise in 132 weekly newspaperSt Caltuagoiv for details tin our blanket classified coverage of Ontario or Specific, areas of the province. The Wingham Advance-Z*0,404W • 14t -"‘" Left to Mourn his passing, besides his wife, are their fatally: Tom and Darlene Irwin of-Edmon- On; Murray and Marjorie Irwin of Whitechurch; Brenda and Wayne Ofites of -Huntsville; Colleen and Russell Van der jagt and Lorna and Richnid•ClOier of Port Catlin Irwin tit Whitechurch; Bruce, and Jen Irwin ofifunthold Sas- katchewan; tiara and Dave R�b Of Lambeth; Charleeit Cast an an Wayne Young Walkerton. are 19 grandchildren and tour randc14141rett. He Was prede; #. WEDDING INVITATIONS. Drop in , and View otirlathst bOk of satuple invitations. The Wingham Advance. Times, 192 J 4 • • • Seasonal employees. BruOsels. Areas of research include field Results of agronomy research trials on white beans, colored efforts support new varieties or beans, moll, soybeans, rutabagas, nely pesticides for mgistration, and field corn, tweet corrylopins and are used to develop production plolkt-down &rage crops. Variety mitatintft )reCOntinen n in ditto s • d4ti�n is the. major research. 0 publications. . - , ViTork World