The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-02-23, Page 16111
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LEGION SPEAK.OFF — Winners in the junior elementary division at last Sati,yday's public speaking con-
test at the Wingham Legion Hall were presented with a trophy by Muriel Irtline, a past president of the
Legion LadiesAuxiliary. Healy Hallahan, the first -place ,speaker accepted the trophy from Mrs. Irvine.
Second -place speaker Margaret Jarvis and third-plabe finisher Hazel Rae look on. All three girls are stu-
dents at the F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham.
DENTURE
THERAPIST
364-3923
HANOVER (A&P MALL)
224 -7th Ave. S.
- NEUSTADT
Sun. by appt.,10:30 am - 3:00 pm
Call Anytime
,HCH'St Felge
fiANOVE.R.
Off. Hrs. Sat. 220-6:00 pm Hanover364•3223• Mon. 930 am -5:30 pm Neustadt 665-7818
No charge 1-800-265-7555
At Hanover (A&P) Mall beside Radio Shack
Fettes Tours and Travel Ltd., based in Mount Forest, Ontario
is pleased to announce that Geoffrey Lind has joined the
company as a full partner.
This new partnership has allowed Mr. Lind the opportunity to
return to the private sector in a very established and promi-
sing business. He Iooks forward to working with Bob and Mu-
riel Fettes in maintaining and improving the strong reputation
of Fettes Tours.
Geoff has had a great deal of travel experience having journ-
eyed through all parts of the world. His years spent in marke-
ting in the agri-OuSiness field and working as an M.P.P. Exec-
Utive MsiStatitthould only enhance his chances at serving
the public in their search for hassle free, affordable traVel.
Mr. Lind saysThe quality of tour that the Fettes'name has
been associated with over the .past eighteen years has be-
come almost an institution in this part & the country.,Every-
where Igo, people tell Me of\the good *nes and experiences
that they have had on FefteS trips. This fad is so reassuring
in this day and age of low oar bargain hunting travel -options.
With a Fettes Tour you know you ixdf*: t be in wr any unex-
pected surprises."
Geoff is looking t ar4tosen,inyou in the future. He can
becontacted at Head OM` 0in Mount Forest at 1-800'
265-2131, or 1
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Cards of Thanks
• St. Helen's Snowmobile Club
would like to thank- everyone who
participated in their Poker Rally.
Special thanks to the donors, land-
owners and everyone who helped to
make it such a success.
•The family of the late Melvin
Jones wishes to thank his neighbors
and friends for their many acts of
kindness to him throughout the later
years of his life. Special thanks to
Colleen and Irvine Eedy for their
continuous care and support. Sin-
cere thanks to the staff of Wingham
hospital and to the doctors of the
Liicknow Tedical Centre for their
care &ring Melvin's stays in hospit-
al. Appreciation is extended to the
Rev. Roberts, Mrs. Harold Elliott,
Miss Helen Elliott and the Dungan-
non UCW for their contribution to
Melvin's memorial service.
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inunity'‘Centre. Dancmg9 pm to 1 a'sfree
,m. Hot lunch provided. $6 4t4r • •4 .
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ity required.: Proceeds t0;40nUMM-
• ity ,hetterment. For tickets phone••,
-335-36/0, 392.6292 or at the door.
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TEA &BAKESALE
• Huron Chapter No. 89, OES Tea &
Bake Sale, VVednesday, April 13,
froza 2,4 p.m.
ROY' CLARK INC014/CHM;
Heat Of _ty. lax! flee Haw. $linw,iit
Icitcfiener AuditOrinr0,- 140#14Y,
April 11. Phone Helen McBurney,
Nicholson Bus Lines, 357-3424. -2311
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER• -
Wingham United Church, March 4, 2
theme "Open Doors",. Eleva
tor gervice available and nursery
• Provided for pre-schdolers.
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PUBLIC MEETING -
Everyone is invited to a public
meeting, Wed., Feb. 24, 7 p.m. at
East Wawanosh Township office to
further discuss the plans of East
Wawanosh History Book.
McGLYNN — Kelly and Kim of RR
• 5, Winghairi, are happy to announce
•the birth o(.a son, -Scott Bryan, seven
pounds, 14 ounces, born Feb. 16 at
Wingham and District Hospital.
TAYLOR — Sarah is delighted to
announce the arrival of her baby
sister, Melissa Colleen, born Feb. 13
at Wingham and District Hospital.
Proud parents are Jeff and Dayle
Taylor, Lucknow. A granddaughter
for Lewis Taylor, Lucknow, Helen
MacDonald, St. Helens and great-
• granddaughter for Sadie Barbour,
Wingham.
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howick MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY • WROXETER ONTARIO
The 115th Annual meeting of the Howick Mutual
Insurance Company will be held in the Wroxeter
Community Hall on:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 19
at 1:30 pin.
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to
Purpose: '
1. To receive the Annual Statement and Auditor's Report.
2. To elect two Directors to replace Lloyd Michie and Don
Eadie whose term of office expires. Both are eligible
for re-election.
3. To appoint an Auditor for 1988.
4. To amend the following by-laws: -
No. 33 - Director's Renumeration
No. 42 - Banks,and Banking
5. To create the folIottAng
No. 62 - Mcess to records
6. To transact any other business which may rightly come
before the Annual Meeting.
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RANDY HUTCHINSON
Manager
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EDUCATION
Huron
cnd the Expectant
at the RNA So/10011
p4Tah6teSeeelicln'Education,1e ,' e0w
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mm11111 Wednesday,' March 2..Thi*-2:,;:"`;',
next series of classes wil hello:the
weekcoegthe
of May 2.
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RED CROSS METING
The Howick Red Cross is holding its
annual meeting at the Howick 'rox-vn-
ship Clerk's Office on Feb. 25 at 7:30
p.m.
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DANCE
Howlek Community Centre dance,
March 12, music by Moonliters from
Stratford, dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.,
$10 per couple. Lunch provided.
Everyone welcome.
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Lloyd
dies In ttos
in Kitchener
A resident of RR 3, Wingham,
formerly of Kitchener, Lloyd James
Miller .passed away Mon -thy, Feb.
15, at 'St. Mary's Hospital, Kit-
chener, following a lengthy battle
with heart disease. He was in'hiS
65th year.
Mr. Miller was an inspector with
Kitchener Transit for 35 years,
retiring in 1979. He was a member of
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Kitchener.
He was the dear husband of the
former Geraldine Reichert; loving
father of Larry and his- wife,
Yvonne, of Kitchener; Lynn Scott of
Kitchener; Lucille and her husband,
Joe Muhlbock of Elmira; brother of
Robert Miller and his wife, Marilyn,
of Kitchener. He will also be sadly
missed by six grandchildren, Rick,
Randy, Jeff, Danny, Karen and
Gregory. He was predeceased by
one grandson, Christopher Miller
(1973) in infancy; his parents, Oscar
and Bertha (Schedewitz) Miller and
one sister in infancy.
Friends called at the Ratz-Bechtel
Funeral Home, Kitchener, until
Wednesday when removal was
made to St. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church for service at two
o'clock, Rev. Roger Winger of-
ficiating. Interment followed in
Woodland Cemeterf.
As expressions of sympathy,
donations are being acknowledged
to the Heart and Stroke Foundation
of Ontario, the Multiple Sclerosis
Society or St. Paul's Church Bus
Ministry.
RR 4 BORN
Rural mail route No. 4 out of-
Wingham was inaugurated on
Monday, Dec. 1, 1913. The route
hovered from Wingham north and
east on the B. Line of Turnberry to
„the Bluevale sideroad, then nerteto
Biuevaie village and west on the
Bluevale road to Wingham, then
south to the first line of Morris, east
on,the first line to Centre Sideroad,
. south to the second of Morris and
west along the second to the gravel
and north to Wingharn. W. S. Kink of
Turnberry was the first carrier on
the new route.
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