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Page 11, News; Tuesday, May'5, 1992 BLUE COLLAR BART OBITUARY "apy. ES ae Murray - Gregg Hammett THIS GAME. Wow! IT STINKS V yeu.) tou THEY | wuy wourp IN HERES GUYS TO LAY OFF O THAT ? oi Fee You Do THA IT'S PART OF OUR OFFENSWE STRATEGY / Murray, in his 83rd yea! passed away on April 13, 1992, at the Fergus hospitai. He had _ suffered from Alzheimer Disease. Gregg was the only child of John and Myrtle Murray of Cambridge. He is survived by his beloved wife, Pauline, whom he wed in 1935. They had three chil- dren: Jon, at home, Richard of Barrie; and Jean Connor and her husband, Ted Hawkins, of Terrace Bay. Gregg graduated from Queen's University and belonged to the Superannuatted Teachers of THE BUSHWHACKERS THAT DARN ua | | HE'S ALwArs Y Fim tigen of |) [vex But You vemene Ea ) He D0? MAKING FUN } | geinctue Burt | \ GOTTA ADMITun. OF EVERYONE'S Ontario. He had been a very respected high school teacher | . and coach in many communi- ties including: New Liskeard, Cobalt, Ridgetown, and Fergus. Gregg enjoyed read- ing, travelling, swimming, | watching baseball, and going on long walks with his dog. According to his wishes, Gregg's body was donated to medical science and there were no services. IBC wants province to adopt graduated licensing The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) has launched a public awareness campaign advocating graduated licensing for new drivers in Ontario. IBC Chairman Murray Wal- lace says that insurance com- panies have been calling on governments to institute gradu- ated licensing since 1983, in order to_lower collision risks for new drivers. "In New Zealand, for exam- ple, graduated licensing has reduced the number of deaths and injuries to new drivers by at least 25 per cent," says Wal- lace. "And yet in this province, we continue to read about tragedies involving new drivers." Graduated licensing is a step-by-step learning process that new drivers go through before acquiring full driving privileges. New drivers would spend a defined length of time at each stage and would abide by a set of conditions in order to "graduate" to the next stage. Some of the conditions that have demonstrated consider- able potential to prevent acci- dents include: supervision of the new driver by a fully licensed adult driver; a curfew on night driving; and a require- ment for zero blood alcohol content. Young and novice drivers have been a particular concern for several years. The IBC commissioned a major research on the subject in 1988, and in 1990 released the results in a study, "'New to the Road", pre- pared by the Traffic Injury Research Foundation of Cana- Thank You TIBONI, JOSEPH We would like to thank our relatives and friends for the support in our recent loss of our dear husband, dad, grandpa, great grandpa. Thank you to those who attended the funeral, the choir, the Chimo Club for their service and Father Rademaker for a lovely service, also C.W.L. for the lovely {uncheon afterward. Thank you to those who sent cards, food, flowers, mass cards, donations to the Heart and Stroke Fund and McCausland Hospital Fund. Also thank you to Kings Funeral Home, Dr. Rohani, nurses and staff __ Of McCausland Hospital. Your-kindness, thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated and will never be forgotten. Margaret Tiboni : Rosaire & Hazel Garneau & family Pegsy Godin & families Joe Tiboni & family | SReSiae SupSiae Six Ske She Ste She Shee S| | pte study shows that all new drivers face significantly _higher risk of death or injury from traffic collisions. The Ontario government has Studied graduated licensing but has not yet implemented it. "In 1990, we responded to the Ontario government's request for input to a proposed graduated licensing model for continued on page 12 TIBONI- Funeral services for the late Joseph Tiboni, age 80 years a resident of Schreiber, who passed away in McCausland Hospital on April 19, 1992 were held on Wednesday April 22, 1992 at 11:00 a.m. at Holy Angels Church, -- with Father Rademaker __ officiating. Interment followed in Schreiber Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were: Shawn Andrews, Karl Glad, Garry Andrews, Henry Hermes, Edgar Ray, Gail Fairservice. Active pallbear- ers were Knut Schmeidchen, Clinton Wagner, Dennis Caron, Don McCarron, Dan Furyk, Henry Chaisson. The funeral was attended by fami- ly and friends. From out of town to attend the funeral was brother Harry Tiboni, nephews Dan Furyk, Peter Tiboni from Rainy River. Brother in law Gordon Desmoulin from Sarnia. Sister in laws Celine Caron of Owen Sound also Nelda Cress, Dorothy Wagner, and numerous nieces = and nephews from Heron Bay. Daughter Peggy and family of Longlac also son Joe and family of Marathon. * Me ( ENVIRONMENTAL APPEAL ) . We at Shamrock are introducing a new line AVEDA; which is formulated with essences derived from plants and flowers. Plus, our containers are sent back to the supplier to We encourage our customers to join forces SHAMROCK SHEARS GREEN AS EVER be reused. in protecting our fragile eco-system. REDUCE REUSE RECYLE GET WITH IT Printed material available upon request iS, ee WEDNESDAY MAY 27, 1992 Appointment of Auditor for the Coming SUPERIOR NORTH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE INC. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Conference Room, Terrace Bay Recreation Centre 200 p.m. AGENDA WILL INCLUDE: President's Annual Report Financial Report Year Appointment of New Directors This meeting is open to all residents of the area| ¢ between the Steel River on the east, the Dublin River on the west and 30 miles north and south of Highway 17. Refreshments available. THE MOST CURRENT. TEXTBOOK AVAILA BLE