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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-05-18, Page 5The Wingham Advance -Times, May 18, 1983—Page 5 PRIMARY CHOIR—This Primary Choir of Grades 1, 2 and 3 students from Grey Cen- tral Public School placed third with a mark of 86 at the second annual Midwestern On- tario Rotary Music Festival at Walkerton. Choir members are, from left: front row — Brad Beuerman, Danny Saxon, Jeremy Van Kuelen, Simeon Brubacher, Manivan Lar - prom, Becky Earl, Jennifer Brown, Maryanne Dunbar, Stephanie McLeod, Angela Fir - by, Shannon Boyd, Kent Bray, Jason Prescott; second row — John den Dekker, Wayne Alexander, Linda Lefor, Paula Smith, Rachel Joy Van Veen, Stacey Boyd, Jennifer Vanass, Bobby Steiss, Danny Mitchell, Jan Van Kuelen, Jolanda Vanass, Lisa Marchitto, Ann Uhler, Rebecca Brubacher, Krista Keifer, Julie Brown, Terri Den- nie; third row — Shawn Johnston, Priske Menzi, David Strickler, Lisa Huisser, Lori - Ann Perrie, Christopher Hiemstra, Bryan Stevenson, Wanda Teener, Shawn Taylor, Heather Thompson, Richard Minielly, Lisa Schyff, Becky Gibbons, Charmaine Lichti, Sara Neufeld, Barbara Alexander, Nigel Beirnes, Cathy Earl, Johnnie Miners; fourth row — Kelly Krauter, Seth McCutcheon, Sandra Buckley, Christine den Dekker, Aaron Cardiff, Robbie Miller, Will Perrie, Jim Cowman, Grant Martin, John Morton, Katie Rowbotham, Jeff Sproul, Lyall Winger, Matthew Ezewski, Suvany Parprom. Ab- sent for photo was Heather Ketchabaw. (Staff Photo). PLAYOFF HIGH SINGLE award winners from Wingham's Youth Bowling council league received awards at a banquet held at the Wingham Legion. Winners were: back, Sherry Lynn Double, Janette Taylor; front, Todd Harrison, Jason Steffler and Robert MacKay. INTERMEDIATE CHOIR—Grey Central Public School's Intermediate Choir, compos- ed of Grade 7 and 8 students, place first at the second annual Midwestern Ontario Rotary Music Festival in Walkerton. Choir members are, from left: front row — Mrs. Margaret Whitmore, pianist; Catherine Brubacher, Tania Lichti, Tracy Mann, Donna Miller, Adam Hagedoorn, Chris Smith, Wayne Jacklin, Arthur Armstrong, Roger Kir- patrick, David Cowman, Tari Schill, Debbie Grube, Stacey Miller, Cherie Hayden, and David Colquhoun (leader); second row — Bev Hart, Leanne Armstrong, Leanne Nicholson, Michele Krauter, Jonathan Van Keulen, Doug Mitchell, Jeff Alcock, Glen Brubacher, Steven Blake, Dwayne Evans, Melanie Feener, Jana Pearson, Jennifer Miners, Doris Hinni, Tammy Jacklin; third row — Melissa Storer, Bev Stevenson, Mary Neufeld, Ron Menzies, Mike Hiemstra, Jason Lamont, Lowel Winger, Steven Wheeler, Brett Boylan, Larry Smith, Elizabeth den Dekker, Lynn Winger, Verna Per- rie, Glenda Bateman, Dianne Hiusser; fourth row — John Locking, Dwayne Barlow, Richard Brubacher, Dave Lamont, Mike Saxon, Paul Koetsier, Andrew Vermeer, Tony Ward, Danny Wood. (Staff Photo) WHEN THEY LOSE TIME, PEOPLE LASE LIVES. In an emergency, time is a precious commodity and every second counts. So when you hear the siren or see the flashing light of a fire truck, ambulance or police car, remember that lives may be at stake and obey the following regulations: O Always bring your vehicle to a stop as close as possible to the side of the road and clear of any intersection. O Do not follow a responding fire department vehicle within 150 metres (500 feet). THE TIME THEY SAVE MAY SAVE LiVES. Ministry of Transportation and Communications Ontario James Snow, Minister William Davis, Premier THE SPACE OUTS were the playoff champs in the senior junior and senior division of the Youth Bowling Council league from the Wingham lanes. The young people receiv- ed their trophies at an awards banquet held at the local Legion and are: back, Michael Cameron and Peter George; front, Kelly Hollenbeck, Angela Wall and Amy Pollard. Whitechurch Personals The CGIT girls held a program in Lucknow last week and each girl and her guest was seated at a table. Kim Laidlaw had her mother, Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw, with her as well as her Mystery Prayer Mother, Mrs. Millan Moore. Her adopted grandmother is Mrs. Victor Emerson who couldn't be present, but sent a thank you note which was read. Fred Tiffin, assisted by Wilford Clipperton, is building a tool shed at the Langside Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and Kim were in Kitchener and London last Wednesday. Last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks arrived home from their visit to Windsor from Monday to Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer visited with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dick de Boer, last Sunday at Bluevale. Bob Jamieson of Listowel spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Jim de Boer, Mr. de Boer and family. The secretary, Mrs. Little, informs us that the White- church water meeting will be held May 24 at 8:30 p.m. in the hall. Officers will be elected at the meeting. Whitechurch WI extends a sincere thanks to its cancer collectors on behalf of the leader, Mrs. John A. Currie. Those who collected were Mrs. John Gaunt, Mrs. Bill Gibson, Mrs. Agnes Farrier, Mrs. Lorne Durnin and Mrs. Donald Ross, as well as a collector at Turnberry Estates. Last Friday, MPP Murray Elston presented Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson with a plaque of good wishes for their birthdays from the governmert of Ontario signed by Mr. Elston and Premier William Davis. Interior design consultant speaks at May meeting of WI BELMORE — The guest speaker at the May meeting of the Belmore Women's Institute was Mrs. Patti Robertson of Wingham, an interior design consultant, graduate of Fll ri hawe College. Mrs: Robertson explained, with the use of the color wheel, how to choose coordinating color schemes and how different colors affect one's mood, etc. Then the ladies present were challenged to use swatches of fabric and paint chips to create a room decor of their own. After this, Mrs. Robertson gave advice and answered the ladies' questions. Mrs. Ken Dickson, delegate to the officers' conference, gave an in- teresting report on Resolutions, explaining numerous ways in which the Institute has influenced changes in marketing products, such as having plastic wrapping on bread and removal of red stripes on bacon packages. Members of the Institute collected $590.04 for the Cancer Society in the Belmore area. Mrs. Stan Hays informed the members of an invitation from the Wro,(eter Institute to view slides of a tour of Australia and New Zealand promoted by the Dairy Association. Lunch was provided by the conveners, Mrs, Don Wallace and Mrs. Walter Woods. Rev. and Mrs. John Bell of Inverhuron visited Mr. and Mrs. Emerson last Friday. Jake Kikkert was home for the weekend from Victoria Hospital, London, where he will undergo surgery this week. The community is pulling for his speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mc- Clenaghan of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mildred McClenaghan. They also visited with Lillian McClenaghan of Goderich. Jack Whytock attended the United Church conference last week at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan attended a 50th wedding anniversary last Saturday at London for Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss of Plattsville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and Mary McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. James Keller and baby visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock at Lucknow. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft on the arrival of a baby boy, Jonathon Kirk, last Tuesday in the Exeter hospital. He is a brother for Angela, Jen- nifer and Janice. David Elliott now is living in Stratford where he is employed with an insurance company. He spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Irwin and Cody of Lucknow visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer, Amy, Tim and Tony. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Milligan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Donnelly, Angela and Jill of Toronto, and other relatives. Visitors Sunday with Mrs. Cassie Mowbray were Mrs. Isobel Tiffin, Lucknow, and Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon of London. Last week, Bill Rintoul, Bill Sproul of Mississauga, Gordon Campbell and Jim Hall of Kitchener, went to Manitoulin Island fishing for lake trout. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Schultz of Goderich attended the funeral of Carman Schultz at Blyth. Sympathy is expressed from the village. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 665-7818 or R.R. 1, NEUSTADT 1-336-6580 Horst Feige De T. 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