HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-07-25, Page 24*77.77
,J1,A
it.SWOMX.LINISIAU
r.c.r;•11,:
"11
11
.;.,!.,;;;;;;:;.; •
SWIMMING LESSONS are underway for day -camp children in Wingham. Instructor Heather
Wheeler worked with some younger children last week at the swimming pool.
• • .: ..4....•—..,90 .
.; :Ist.Y',.k ..‘, .. -0.:,:5,„:Lir,,:t4:44...../:.:;.
....... • .0111C latiiiala0.0.244,0*,4.. .0. . , ... .........,s,itt,44
. • . ,.•• •
.0 i•%:;:i:42';,-.t:e•ii").:8 il s. •*. ..• 3, .., „.z4f...104.x.,.• g'•,.. • ....,
if
Vieoji:• .:. 1r :II: . S 0 • : u O
he late b
, TO
rttina. Two
e graduated; as a regis- H
eci
nurseJTOM, The Ontario n46'-
44 onTMay 16, 1927, antfro,„
st-gtadiiate course at 41.0rorttei -1a
stern 'Hospital on Sept, 4,1927. tv;
he was a member of St, Andrew's "
sbyte.rian Church, Winghant
In November• of 1926;Florepie
urelQn married John Angus (Jack) 1(k nephew of
acrntyre in Whitechurch. He pre- grandsons,
deceased her in July of 1987. Suf.. B11.4*, Doug, Mi.
viving are their family: Grant and Irityre. Flower;
Marie Mac!ntyre �f Wingham, ,Bilr'aranddawth
and Marion Maclntyre of London; "Carel 'MacIntri
their grandchildren: Marilyn and ,tyre„,
•
er,
n4rki'fc;-;81:dce:
arne1 by
and Janet Macin-
•
.41 „t.lr:Ste ICA r
••••
4:13...• %O
04, j•
s * • •• 044 04akt iliaailhOriktithiada
• ▪ • •••• • "As%
"1;7 4;1141: • "le et.
"••
° " ..14,44,4scridoartia6A
thl11.1117.11p.._
romarormorror
Take us with you on your
Summer vacation and win!
While packing for this
years'sumrner vacation
be sure to include a copy
of The Wingham Advance -
Times and your camera/.
ebt
Abance iinto vivaINSID1
It could bevorth
your whiled
*err Osser.lueskay. Jur a s. HISSI
frito Copy Sas
Ike
a 0,
Engineers o
update report
t
• aik.
k • • " • •
LI* 11
v p.• •• gete'1
•ay, 00 • .•.14f1V.,+*,das. ifrido.rottitta
0
wtaattatt, atEga...1", sent:
Vt:11• .
-6%) -iinzrau
r )' I
74'.
;7111t •r‘ :Its ki,":"rj";"
....oil •
6f7Zsolteellahttlii
•
4. • "
"'CUP aullsotiaj
thk mien softssmohd,
loaner @Wens, iclurnall MO night b $tbibaCtiCa bass044.
dalpitC1427;1! ANT12.11411azibbreesaCaritli,Sch_col tab itttabb‘sitts:2i :.:4•4441" 4PP13#67"nig: *
Wingham AdvanceTimesA
•
while standing in front of some identifiable landmark or sign while on your travels The
person who submits the photo that is taken the farthest distance fronlyilingharn is a win-
nerl We'll reward $10.00 for every photo we use in the paper and $50.00 for the grand
prize prize winner. Send us your photo before deadline September 11., 1989. ,,
.
To enter this contest,
simply take a photo of
yourself, a friend or family
member holding the
•
Athiello barsourt
NEWMAN—Passed away a
County of Bruce General Hospital
Walkerton, on Monday, July 17
Mrs. Lillian Newman of Brucele
Haven, Walkertim, formerly. o
Wingham, in her 85th year. -The for-
mer Lillian Hendershot, she wa
the beloved wife of the late Fred
Newman (1954); 'dear mother o
Donald and Bette Newman o
Ottawa; Barbara and George Tervit
RR 4, Wingham; Marilyn and Don
McDonald, RR2,24NTSOels; Douglas
IMO Jeanie Neivin'an of Bramalea;
Betty Jane and John Gill, Ottawa;
Bill and Frances Newman of Wgk-
ertort; Richard and Iva Newman of
Mississauga; sister of Mrs. Gladys
Leggate of St. Catharines. She was
also loved by 26 grandchildren and
Called, at -The MCBurney
Funeral -Honte A4onday ;evening.
Ftineral Service is„beuig held in„ e
funeral home -tOday tl'ues'ay) at
two o'clock Pastor RcisS SMith offi-
, elating. interment Will follow in.
s -Winghant Cemetery.,0°AatioPS
thibfitario Reart andAtiO1011k4ill'
dation wou'Iti '''ittated 'as
expressions:of sYirtp
30 great-grandchildren; prede-
ceased by three sisters and two
brothers. Friends called at the
Mcl3urney Funeral Home until
Thursday when service was' con-
ducted in the funeral home at two
o'clock by Rev. Bonnie Lamble.
Interment followed in Greenhill'
Cemetery, Lucknow. Donations to
Duff's. United Church, Walton, are
being acknowledged with apprecia-
tion from the family, as expressions
of sympathy.
YEO—Passed away at
Brookhaven Nursing Home, Wing -
ham, on Saturday, July 22, Sparling
-Yeo of Wingham, in his 81st year.
Husband of the former Gladys
Newell, he was the dear father of
Bill and Valerie Yeo of Gravenhurst;
Susan Sharp and her husband, Max
Davies of Walkerton; Faye and
Gary Templeman of Wingham;
brother of Wesley Yeo of Blyth. He
is also survived by six grandchil-
dren and five great-grandchildren;
predeceased by one brother.
Men's group to
nice
• - ;'..10it
t. •
7
OX
Clinton
482-3983
MIP4 WIS:4MfrgaMOZW,WZWIRMICA
STYKEREIeT iz of RR
4, Brussels, jo fully arm Alice the
birth of their daughter, Jenna
Nicole, July ,9 at Clinton Public
Hospital. A littie,sister for -Kris. '
BEYERSBERGEN—Mr. and Mrs.
Marius Beyersbergen, RR 2, Luc -
know, are p1 led to anno nye the
birth of thei. a, Matthew Robert,
six pounds, 14 ounces, on July 14 at
Wingham and District Hospital. A
brother for Sarah, Andrew and
Luke.
BENNINGER—Mr. and -Mrs.
Gerald Benninger, RR. 1, Wingham,
proudly announce the birth of their
daughter, Charlene, seven pounds,
six ounces, on July 17 at Wingham
and District Hospital. A sister for
Michael.
Howick native
dies in the West
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. Florence Armstrong
of Eston, Saskatchewan, on June 26.
Born in Howick Township April
26, 1896, she was the former Flo-
rence Gibson, daughter of the late
Mr. atul Mrs. Alexander Gibson.
She ,Was married to Robert Arm-
strong Who predeceased her in
948..nle couple was married
,in 1917 andAlornesteaded near
Tyner,'Sask.: •
She is» survived 11 one son, Lyal,
daanudg hgtrearii
idiChlaiWildriq?llasIlAorfril'Ssatrknag-
toon, as well as One sister, Mrs.
Hilda Roberts of LiStowel. Besides
her husband, she was predeceased
by brothers,. NOrman Gibson, Irwin
Cibso,n, Victor Gibson and Arnold
Cibson, attformerly of Listowel, as
wen as sisters, Mrs. Dave (Edna)
Redpath (Listowel), Mrs. Dave
(Mary) Armstrong (Belgrave) and
Miss Esther Gibson (Howick).
Burial took place in Estop Ceme-
tery
k
•