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Visiting at the home of John On Christmas Eve, Heather
and Marie McIntosh for the McIntosh; Bud atnd Kim Breyley,
Christmas weekend was their son, Janet and Jillian, Travis and Janet
Mike and his fiancee Sue of Koehler. Tamara and Derek.
Huntsville; their daughter Kim and were treated to a special rime
her husband. Bud and their ehil- when they visited the farts of
dren, Janet, Julian and Robert Jr. Tony and Fran McQt ail. They
of Ohio; their son Dave and his enjoyed a horse-drawn wagon
friend Liz of Tillsonbnrg; Rob, ride around thefhnn and later bot
Brenda and family of Walton; cider and squares. Mr. McQuail
Heather McIntosh andJanet and told them about his commitment
Travis Koehler and family of Bel- to organic farming and took the
grave. All were present last Mon- children on a tour of nib barn and
day for the McIntosh farnilY let them collect eggs from the
Christmas held in the Belgrave In- hens; A great time was enjoyed
by all.
On Boxing Day and Dec_ 27,
Clarence Stokes. Clarence and
Mildred Yuill of Belgrave visited
at the home of Bruce Elliott and
family at Arkoua_ Dr. John R.
Lichtenberger of St. Thomas and
Gordon Elliott and family visited
there as well.
Visiting at the home of John
and Sandra Dorsch, Amanda and
Melinda on Christmas weekend
were: Shirley Dorsch and John
Doucette of Kingston; Warren
Wray of Baden; Tom and Shirley
more..
Keller, Teresa and Chris of St 3a -
The Fiero family Christmas cobs; Betty Restibo, Sophie, Tine
was held Dec. 27 at the home of and Charlie of Kitchener; Elgin
Dave and Melanie Pletch and fats
ily, RR 1, Belgrave_ Those attend-
ing were: Thelma Pletch; Keith
Pletch; Kevin; Barb, Michelle and
Tanis Pletch, all of Belgrave; Jeff
and Ryan Pletch of Paris; Keary
Pletch and Scott Tomlinson of
Woodstocik Joe, "Ruth Ann and
Sara Russell of Guelph and
Wayne and Joan. Pletch, Wing -
ham.
solute Hall.
On Monday, Dec_ 26, Cam and
Alice Yuill had Christmas at their
home in Belgrave. Guests includ-
ed: Sandra Nivens uf Mitchell;
Krista Collinson of Brampton;.
Wayne Nivens of Goderich; Bea-
trice and Alec Nivens of Nile; Jim,
Sharon, David and Matthew Niv-
ens of Brookside and Wayne and
Beryl Nivens of London.
On Christmas Day, Clarence
and Mildred Yuill of Betgrave vis-
ited with Mrs. Yuiii's sisters, Marg
Nickel and. Edith Stokes of Bel -
and Marie Hogg of Wingham and
Louisa Scbneller of Wingham.
Shannon, Lloyd. Anthony and
Amber Moyer of Ingersoll visited
on Boxing Day at the home of
Joel and Anita Arkell, Justin, Jer-
emy and Jordan. Also visiting for
a week is Juanita s brother, Mike
Wilkins and his fiancee, Helene
Robin of Brownvale. Alta.
HENRY -Wilfrid Henry of Wing -
ham passed away on Dec. 26,
1994, at. Braertrar Retirement Cen-
tre in Wingham. He was in his 87th
year.
Mr. Hemy was the beloved hus-
band of the late Mao (Irwin) and
the late Clarissa (Morrison).
He was the stepfather ° of Mrs..
Kenneth (Kathleen) enacInexizie of
Richmond Rill and Joyce Dennis
of RR 2, WWingham, Mr. Henry also
is survivedeby (tis brothers, Cecil
Henry of Schomberg, Clifford
Henry and sister Niles. Donald (Gla-
dys) Smith, both of Moisten.
Ile wig peredecea.sed by his sis-
ter, Marion Henry.
Funeral services were held at the
McBurney Funeral Home, Wing -
ham, on Wednesday, Dec. 28, at 3
pin_ with visitation one hour prior
to of Wingham the service.Rev. Vicars an of-
Hodge
f- 11 rWingham was the clergyrtnat
Interntent in Wingham
Cemetery.
Gorrie Personais
,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grainger • afternoon en their way to Wing -
and 1a. Janet Graingcr visited ham. -
with Mr. and Mrs.. Wayne Wel- Wayne and Wanda Cornnnor,
!isms at RR • 1, Listowel, on Desk and Devin, joined •.•ob
Christmas Day. and Margaret Fergusen for
dimmer
Janice Mann • of the University on Sunday evening_ Nickel ofof Toronto spent the Mr. and Mrs_ Geese
holidays with her parents, Mr. and Teeswater, Mrs Nickel
Mrs. Ronald Mann._ and Edith Stokes of Belntore vis-
Mr-. and Ws_ David mail- 'tied with Mr_ and Mrs. Bob Fere
chael, Bradley and Michelle, nelson oar menden afternoon,
spent christens Day with Mr. and Boxing Day.
three l Van was prede-
ceased by two sisters and one in-
fant brother.
She rested at the Betts Visitation
Centre. Gerrie, from 7 to 9 p.m. on
Thursday, Dec. 29. The funeral ser-
vice was conducted at 2 p.m. Fri-
day. Dec. 30, from the Christian
Reformed Church. in Listowel.
Spring interment in Goole Ceme-
tery.
In remembrance, donations to
the Wycliffe Bible Translators, P.
O. Box 3068, Station B, Calgary,
Aka., or the charity of your choice,
would be appreciated by the fami-
ly.
nit
_ . _ _,, Sunday
HOGAN--Elizabeth J (Betty) Ho-
chool
gan passed away on Monday, Dec_
26, 1994,at Fordwich Village
Nursing Home in her 84th year.
Mum_ Glen Mr.Machaael at Wroxet- -sympathy is extended ro the
er_ fancily of the late Mrs Sylvia Van
Mr. and Mrs_ Alvin Mundell de Kemp, whose fuses) was last
visited over Christmas weal ettd Friday.
with Mr. and Mrs_ Reilly Thornton Christmas Day guests of Bob
of Kincardinee. and Marie Strong were their faun -
Mrs. Vehna Marta spent Christ- !y naertbers; !Irian arae Jill Welsh.
mas Day with Mr. and Maw Oar- . Kyle said Sara of Harriston and
ence McC=aihim at Wingbaru. Mr- Kent and Lynda Strong and Les -
anti Mrs. Gordon Mane and Mr.
and Mo. Jack Mann visited at the
same home_
Hailey and Alexis Payne- of
Kincardine visited last Tuesday
with Mr. attd Mrs. Alvan Mundell.
Bob and Florence Gibson host-
ed it Christmas dinner on Dec_ 24
with their family in attendance.
Taking part in the celebration
wee: Douglas and Joan Gibson
and girls of Orangeville; Charles
and Brenda Gibson and boys and
Bob and Genevieve Giibsba and
daughter of Kitchener. Mr. and
Mrs. Gibson Sr. left Saturday eve-
ning for an extended visit at
Kitchener, returning home to Ger-
rie on Wednesday evening. Dec..
28_
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Fe gu_soa ons Christmas Day were
Mr. and Mrs_ Eric McKenzie, Da-
nielle and Christopher of Se Cath-
arines.
They stopped there in the
Rainbow Club
The members and friends of the
Mary Hastings Rabthow Chsb en-
joyed a potluck dinner at their
Christmas meeting.
Evelyn James, president, presid-
ed for the meeting and soli call was
answered by naming your favorite
Christmas carol. All took part in a
sing -song.
Flora Beaton played some fate
piano music and readings Jam
en by Mary Caravel!, Mrs.
and Merle McFarlane. which were
She was the beloved daughter of GORRIE-The United Church
Me late Mi. and Mrs. John T. Wad- Sunday School held its second an -
el and wife of the late John Hogan, neat Christmas concert on Sunday,
Left to mourn her passing are Dec_ 18, at 7:30 p.m. Approximate -
her sons: John Hogan of Calgary. ly 6,c- along with their par -
Alta. and James Hogan of Vice ems, grandparents, other family
B. C. She was a sister of Edward members and friends_ were in ars
Wadel of Teeswater, Mrs- Harold tendinae_
(Eleanor) Johnstone of Pinkhill and First on the .programwere the
he Ann of Gorrie. Rets Strong
also visited earlier' last mon' be-
fore leaving to spend Christmas
with Bob and Joanne Allan and
family of Kitchener.
Visitors with Lloyd and Sadie
Faust on Saturday, Dec. 24, were:
John and Marie Diefenbaker and
Sherri, Sharon and friend Ken,
Darren and Normajeart Diefen-
baker, Daniel and Bradley, all of
Guelph; David and Elaine Char-
ters.
hasters. Joel and Kari of Sharon and
Wayne and Jan Faust, Emily. Eric
and Evan of
Mrs. Ethel Brown returned
home last Thursday alter spend-
ing a week at the home of Nor-
man and Jean Malloy of Peals On
Wednesday, Mrs. Mulloy, tensile,
Leslie and Mrs_ Brown visited
with Paul and Cherub Tompkins
and Philip and Ralph Tomkins of
Kitchener. -
Iamnes Wadel of Sudbuiy_ There primary classes dressed as "Littre
also are 11 grandchildren serviv- Angels..They performed songs for
ing_ the audience's enjoyment, ac tom -
Mrs Hogan was ptedeaeased by pied by teacher Eleanor MacE-
wen
awwen on the guitar.
Next was a t entitled "A
Mouse's Tale", which reenacted the
ranger scene, and was performed
by the remainer of the Sunday -
School classes. Complete with cos-
tumes
were mice, a sparrow, a don-
key, a cow, shepherds, wise men,
camels, sheep, an angel, Mary, Jo-
seph awl baby Jesus.
audience panicipetion
with the Christmas Carols the Par
want was indeed enjoyed by all rrt
To end the evening, aset-Lynne
visit was made by Santa Clads with
neat bags for all the children rad
eve s me of the adults. Thanks
are extended to all who arcade the
evenin such a wonderful seeress
her sisters, Edna French and Mar-
garet (Schies€el) Pollack.
Mass of the Christian Burial was
celebrated at Sacred Heart Roman
Catholic Church, Teeswater, 011
Wray, Dec_ 28, at 11 a.m.
with Father Eugene Solicki offi-
ciating. Interment in Sacred Heart
Cemetery, Culross To
Funeral arranaagernents have been
entrusted to the McBurney Funeral
Home in Witgham_
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Some of the older readers. will ' ily of London; Mr. and Mrs. BzusselsArad
be saddenened to learn of the Elliott and of
death of Ross McGregor, at one Barry and Crystal Elliott and fam-
time .a resident of the sesond of
et Christmas was held Satter
Kinloss_ He passed away
Saler-
at his late residence in Toronto. day' Dec- 24, at the horse of Ar-
Mi. McGregor was the husband die and bdildred Pardon. Tose
of Teresa and father of Shirley attending were: John and Kathy
and her husband Robert Ford of Shreeringa and fatally of EJnaira;
Vancouver and Ross Jr_ He also Kevin and Lode Falconer and
is survived by a brother Mac of family of Blyth arae Brace and
San Francisco and was prods- Kendra Chine of Thrown.
no_
ceased by Clark, Molly and Mr_ and Mrs. Bt" d Christy
Gnaw Funeral service ca as held ane girls were visitors last Thms-
Dec. 15 at the Ward Funeral day evening with Doo and Jean
Herne in Weston. Rosa withMr_ and Mrs. George Arm- Day visitors
std spent ,Christmas week Don and Jean Ross were Bofb
and
with and Judy Perry and Lois Ross and Alexander
Wa-
fatnlby of BtigbL Also in anal- text= Brian ad Laura Ross of
dance was their son Larry and 1Rfitchell and David, Wm And'revw
Cathy Armstrong and Amy of St and Brandon Ra
Mr_ and Mr's.. Murray
Spending Christmas weekemd Alex. Adam and John, spent
in Sarnia with Mr_ and Mrs. 1111 chriarmas with Rim`s
Glover and iamb were Mr and Enid and Clifford Roesler of Peril -
Mrs. Wallace Milligan_ rgarn_ On Box- btu
Mg Day, they were joined by Al- Richard , Day of Vancouver
Ian and Norma Falconer of erode- John Day of ,
tiet Pat and Straka Donnelly were borne for the ChristmasTia
arae l aJF with their
Bosing Dayof Walter Day -
and' . & and
�',.a' and Karen* Mrs. Simplon�
ent
were:
with her daughter
gam;,�,, ;'gqI��?a`c,a�l� and. Rari3�ly�,.,. Laidlaw. of qy�'u� p�,�. �,y g��
Machete and Jasonof Darc1 meso. Me.. and Mrs.
David and Susan EUIattld Cit- l Sahli. Q
LE EE i -William A_ Lediet of
RR 3, Wingharn, passed away en
Friday, Dec. 30, 1994, at W
and District Hospital. He was in his
85th year.
He was the dear father of Pres-
ton and Julie Ledict'bf
and Frances and Wilson Daw of
RR 3, Wingham. Mr. Lediet also is
survived by his sisters, Mrs. Bill
(Hanle Dankert of Guelph and
Mrs. Ken (Eva) Simmons of RR 4,
Win one brother,
George
Lediet of Florida. In addition, he is
strived by seven grandchildren and
four great -guns
Mr. Lediet was predeceased by
his wife, Corrine (McLean) in 1965
and brother Preston during World
War 11, N (1980), Gordon
(1984) and Alvin (19 •).
Visitation was held at the
McBurney Feneral Hone in W-
on Monday, Jan. 2, front 2 to
4 and 7 to 9 pen. Funeral services
for the late hone
were held in
the funeral horne ore T Jan_
an_
3, at 1 pita_ with Capt. Roy Seca
officiating Spring interment • in
Brandon Cemeteryt Belgrave.
Marton ;donations to the
Wingham Salvation Array Worship
Centre would be appreciated as ex -
prions of sympathy.
McG -Johtia Robert (Jack)
McGee_, of Maple Breezes badge,
Locknovi and a .a,a.-, ; ::y of Myth,
Dungannon and Witagerana, passed
away at Winghamanal District
Hospital on Monday,. Dec26,
-
1994. Ile was 87 years of age.
Bairn at Wingham on Dec- 14,
1907, Mr. McGee was a son of the
late Robert McGee and his wife,
Elizabeth
Mr_ McGee was predeceased by
his wife, the former Doreen Haney.
in 1991_ He also was predeceased
by two daughters. Dorothy Ening-
ton in 19',;, and Helen McLeodin
1990.
He is survived by bis -in-law,
Harold Eningtoeatad bis wife
en of Lacknow, seven
grandchil-
dren a -grandchildren
Funeral service Ice the lase Jack
McGee was held at the MacKenzeh
and McCreath Fennel
Lsaa: w. on Wednesday, Dec. 2&
at 2 p.m. Rev_ A. Cm* officiated.
Inseementm Wingbam Cemetery.
VAN de - yivia Van de
Kemp of Carie passedm away en
Wednesday, Dec. 28. 1994, at the
FordwinhV-t13 Nursing .e in
her 80th year.
The farmer Sylvia Visser, she
was barn Nev. 9; 1915, in
She was dao beloved
wife of the lam Jam Van de Kemp.
wix) predeceased her in 1990.
Mrs. Van de Kemp was the lov-
ing mother of Tina aid B111 1-
penhower a7f Got John and El-
ken Van de Kemp of RR 2,
- Tim and Reny Van de Kemp et
- hither) and .1 and Gloria Van de
o@S ' is
silo-
rY: by 15 pandehildren and
1a
quite interesting. The monthly
draw prize was won by Mary Aus-
tin, Thank -you notes were received
and read in appeeriation of dona-
tions from the Mary Hastings Club
`through the collection of grocery
tapes.
The highlight of the meeting was
when the identity of the "Secret
Simms" was revealed through an
exchange and display of gifts.
This ended a worthwhile year of
1994 meetings.
Viter Personals t, ,\N\-\:\
Arthur and CYC G'bson and Dennis; Ron and Heather Riley,
David; Marcia Gibson, all of Lon- Jarred and Joel of Wingham; Ron
don; Ronald and Terri Gibson, and MaryBeth Gilbert, Krista and
Andy, Ria, Jessi and Jaake, Bel- Troy; Dennis and Lynda Hendee
more; Stephen and Louise Payne, son. Beaijamin and Jennifer of
Jannine, Yvonne and Cheryl of Haratston.
Gosrie all were home with Mrs. Mrs_ Hazel Griffith spent Box-
Eleanore Gibson for a family ing Day with Brian and Aileen
Christmas on Christmas. Day. Manuel and Amanda at Heritage
Marcia remained .for: a longer vis-
it.
Christmas Day guests with
Lyle and Shirley Hart were: Bob
and Patty Bradshaw and Kelly:
Dale and Diene Drumm. Kayla
and Alicia of Palate; Peter
Collison of Kitchener; Mrs. Ei-
leen Marks and Adriee and Elaine
Poirier of Miississaeugga_
. Mrs. Hazel Griffith spent
Christmas Day with Jinn and Ver-
na Robertson in Goderich_ Jimmy
and Debbie Robertson, Jillian and
Cory of Dungannon, also were
Mrs., Pauline Dixon and Mss.
Reith Kerr and family of
spent Christmas Eve with Joe and
Delores Kerr and family at James-
town
amestown and all spent Cbristanas and
Boxing Day ,at their cottage at
Point Clark.
Bill and Shirley Hart visited
with Doug and Marsha Hare Ben
Estates. Seaforth and accompa-
nied them to visit Tim and Maud
Eaton last Tuesday evening. The
Mannels and Mrs: Griffith visited
Lorne and Brenda Ward; Trevor
and. Murray and Jim and Sherri
and sons Cody and Tyler nor St
Thomas last Wednesday.
Alex and Anne Stewart, Kitch-
ener, visited over the holidays
with her parents, Les and Marga-
ret Douglee
Mas. Florence Dickisoh, Jim
and Karen Dickison, Stephanie,
Danielle and Dustin. were Christ-
mas guests of Dan and Kathy
Dickison, Angela and Jaime of
Genie.
We are sorry to learn that Wes
Newton is a patient in hospital,
but hope for a speedy recovery
and return home.
Lyle and Shirley Hart, accom-
panied by hers. Willy Nixon of
Fordwich and Bill and Shirley
-and Jessi at Boaanvelle ,carouse Hatt, attended the wake for Pal
e. from spendin Christer Poirier, Adrien Pttiriea's father; in
with Stewart and Andrea Camp- " Mississauga last Wednesday eve -
bell and Kyle at 'ilk. nntg. Mrs_ Eileen Market who had
Oliver and Audrey Riley hosted =tuned home with Adrien and "
a fancilyChon Christmas Elaine Poirier last Tuesday, came
Day with the.following areae ling: back to Wroxeter with . the Hans
Btil1 arid Doreen Wildfliatge and on Thursday.
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ADVERTISERS!
Get noticed
Print Measurement Bureau 1994 results
Ontario English Community Newspapers
4,889 English adults in Ontario road a co rn-
rnrmity newspaper every weeirl As a percentage of
the total F.ingfish adult population 18+, on average
61% reported readttng a ooarunalr y newspaper in the
past seven days_
4,889,000 61%
Multiple oat: P '94 shows that on average
each issue has 2.7 exposure 70% of Community
Press readers refer to the average ism on
than 1 day. 43% refer to the average issue on at !mast
3 different days_
1 day 2 days 3 days 4 days 5-7 okays
Duni Aurgence readership: Consramay newspapers
delver a (trial autience readershiP twilit 553% of their
rakers between the ages of 25-49_
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