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Pag 8•" --The Wingh lm
vance�
hoes, May 23, 1904
For'wkh
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Johnston visited Sunday with
John Winter in Collingwood
Hospital. He has been a
patient there for awhile and
he also recently celebrated
his 93rd birthday. Friends in
the, Fordwich area extend
best Wishes to him and also
wish him a very speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wendt
of Toronto were weekend
guests with Mrs. E. A.
Schaefer.
Friends here will be sorry
to learn Mrs. Edgar Gedcke
is a patient in Listowel
hospital and we also wish her
a speedy recovery.
Guests last Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne'Kelley
were Mr, afld Mrs:, 403'
Cooper of Bradford who are
former residents of this
area. They also visited their
former neighbors and
friends. ,
TOP FORDWICH BOWLERS—Individual winners in the
Fordwich Bowling League were presented with trophies
at the wind-up dinner held recently in Fordwich. From
left are: front— Gertie Lambkin, high triple; Jean Ashley,
most improved; Marion Behrns, V high average; back—
Wallace Bilton, mostimproved; Dave Dinsmore, high
average; Peter King, high single; Janice George, high
single; and Scott McLean, high triple. (Staff Photo)
Mrs yritile Walla0 of
L;istowei spent a eciuple of
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Hargrave.
Visitors:last Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley
were Mr. acrid Mrs. Howard
Welsh of Moorefield.
Mrs. Tam Seip and family
of Exter visited a few days
last week with her mother,
Mrs. Jean.Clarkson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas
spent the weekend at Arron
Lake with Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Johnston attended the.
Klompen, Feest Parade at
Clinton last Saturday with
his horses and carriage and
had the honer of driving the
vice consul of the
Netherlands, • Dr. Hans
Heeneman and Mrs.
Heeneman.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin
and Brenda spent a few days
last week in the Kingston
area and Donna Martin
returned home with them for
a two-week vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Miler
are spending a week's
holiday in the Elliot Lake
area.
Kevin Miller is spending
this week with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Miller. Kimberly is visiting
with .Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Taylor and Mr.' and Mrs.
Gerald D'Arcey..
Among those from . here
spending the holiday
weekend ' at Pine Echo,
Belniore, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Don Coghlin, Debbie
and Paul, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Nickel, Mr.- and Mrs.
Gerald Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl D'Arcey and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Barry D'Arcey
and boys.
Former resident of
East Wawanosh
ies at Brussels
FIRST HALF WINNERS—This team was the first half seasonal winners in the Ford-
wich Bowling League. From left are: front row— Patti Haasnoot, Theresa Wilson,
Dorothy Cox; back row— Gerald Matheson and Charlie Harrison. Absent for photo
was Weert Klaassen. (Staff Photo)
A former resident of East
Wawanosh .Township, Miss
Mabel Jane Montgomery,
• passed away Tuesday, May
' 15, at Callander Nursing
Home, Brussels, in her 90th
year.
A daughter of the late
Thomas Montgomery and
Elizabeth McMichael, Miss
Montgomery was born in
McLean, Saskatchewan, on
June 6, 1894. She is survived
by two brothers, Archie
Montgomery of Blyth and
SECOND HALF WINNERS—These bowlers made up the winning team for the se-
cond half of the season for the Fordwich Bowling League. Fror'h left are: front row—
Eva Harrison, Gerald Matheson and Theresa Wilson; back row— Janice George, Bill
Gilmer and Donna King. (Staff Photo)
Lloyd Montgomery, .Wing -
ham. She was predeceased
by four sisters and four
brothers.
The late Mabel Jane
Montgomery rested at The
Currie -Walker Funeral
Home, Wingham, until
Thursday, May 17, when
private funeral and° com-
mittal service was held at
two o'clock, conducted by
Rev. Douglas Madge. Final
resting place will -be Bran-
don Cemetery, Belgrave.
Information sessions
on PCBs scheduled
The Ontario Ministry of
the Environment will hold a
series of public information
sessions in 18 communities
across the province this
spring, commencing May 24.
The sessions are being
held to provide, information
related to a ministry canvass
of public opinion on
proposals to regulate the
operation and siting of
mobile facilities for the
destruction of PCBs (poly-
chlorinated biphenyls) .
Proposed regulations set
out the requirements under
which mobile PCB
destruction facilities will be
permitted to locate and
operate in communities in
Ontario. The ministry wants
public views before sub-
mitting its proposals to a
formal public hearing.
A member of the
ministry's PCB task force
will be at all sessions to
answer any questions.
PCBs are a class of syn-
thetic organic chemicals,
formerly used extensively as
an insulator in electrical
Sudden death of O. Hastings
shocks family and friends
l�ras'Witt a deep sense of
•s that family members
and" friends learned of the
sudden passi tg of Orvil
Robert Hastings of RR 1,
Wingham, on Wednesday,
May 1,6, at Wingham and
District Hospital. He was in
his 57th year.
Orvil Hastings was born at
Wingham on April 16, 1928, a
son of Mrs. Roy Hastings of
Wingham, the former
Margaret Ross, and the late
Roy Hastings. He worked at
Canada Packers early in his
adult life and for the past
several years had farmed on
the ninth concession of
Turnberry Township.
Mr. Hastings always
directed his ambitions to the
betterment of his family and
friends and will be deeply
missed by his wife, the
former Janie McInnes; two
daughters, Mrs. Doug (Bev)
Evans of Stratford and Mrs.
Brian (Ruth) Latour,
Wingham; and ane son, Jim
of RR 1, Wingham. There are
two grandchildren, Michelle
and Dwayne Evans; two
brothers, Bill Hastings off
Kitchener and Ross
Hastings, RR 2, Wingham;
and one sister, Mrs. Ron
(Vivian) Newton of Glan-
worth.
Friends paid their respects
at The Currie -Walker
Funeral Home, Wingham,
until Saturday, May 19, when
funeral service was con -
equipment, which do not
decompose readily and
accumulate in living
organisms.
There are currently, no
approved destruction facili-
ties in Ontario and a growing
inventory of PCBs is being
stored in various ' locations
around the province. Mobile
destruction facilities could
be brought directly to the
communities where the bulk
of PCB wastes are awaiting
disposal.
Of the 18 information -
sessions scheduled across
Ontario, one will be held at
the Kitchener Public Library
on May 28, another at the
London City Hall on May 29
and one at the Bruce Town-
ship Community Centre in
Underwood on June 13. All
sessions run from 2 to 4 p.m.
and 7to9p.m.
Refuse yields metals
In West Germany in 1980
some 200,000 metric tons of
tin and 50,000 tons of scrap
iron were recovered from
household refuse. •
Business and
Professional Directory
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Mrs. H. Viola Homuth, O.D.
Optometrists
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Dr Stewart Anderson. D C
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1 97 Josephine St.
Wingham
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ducted by Rev. Paul L. Mills
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church where deceased had
been a member.
Mr. Hastings was carried
to his final resting place in
Wingham Cemetery by Pat
McNally, George Under-
wood, Dave Martin, Aart
deVos, Wilfred Gilkinson and
Art Fischer. His floral
tributes were carried by
Allan McGill, Nelson
Underwood and John
Underwood.
MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN
Fordwicii;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace
and little son and Mr. and
Mrs. Garfield Gibson and
family spent the weekend at
Amberley.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Ruttan and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Klaassen spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
O'Regan at Golden Lake.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Bill Sothern,
Mrs. Mary McClelrrwnt and'
Bill Leeming spent Sunday.
at Guelph and at the Milton
Museum.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stowe of
Kitchener spent the weekend
here. x' _ . -
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