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wall, 670 feet longwith a timber
Ontario Ministry of •Health) crib substructure, Will be
by David Woods The custom of kis.Sing• under the mistletoe has its strengthened with the addition of
origin in an old Scandinavian myth about Freya, the ot stone berm againstthe vertical
goddess of lave and beauty.
Many are cold but few are physician to see if further * + outer face. The repairs will
duce wave and slit a action In
frozen, goes the old adage. or treatment is needed. reg
• something like that, anyway. Obviously, prevetiting frostbite Mistletoe was once considered a healing herb; and the harbour as well ,as correcting
wearing it hung around the neck was believed to ward wave damage to ,the wall. The
For despite the duration and is a happier solution: dress off disease. t * * work, which should be.finished in
ladies'
exchange
chilliness of Canada's winters, warmly and completely, avoid mid-January 1975, will require
,Lodge most Canadians manage . to exposure to extreme cold. And try December — the winter solstice -- has always been 1,300 tons of six inch core stone
•ifts.. insulate themselves from it pretty to enjoy winter sports with others; a festive time. In ancient Rome, December 17 marked and 1 500 tons of large armour
effectively. They go from heated rather than alone. That way, if the start of the week-long Saturnalia, a time of fes- n $
The members of Amber and friends assembled in the delicious Christmas lunch was homes to heated cars to heated help Is needed it'll be there) tivitles In which people ave rase s lighted candles, stone. V}
Rebekah Lodge met recently with school room of Carmel enjoyed by all. g p V ' ..r ;.,•:'<<s:;;>.<: s>:<::a,;�,,:
offices, and back again. Those Prevention isn't quite as easy and adorned their houses with greens.
the Vice Grand, Mrs. Bertha Presbyterian Church recently in United Church Notes able to afford it, flee to warmer as it sounds, though, because
MacGregor, actin as Noble honor of Beth Troyer of Sa rnia, Steven Gerstenkorn lit the 3rd ? .•:'o:>'rfS>;;<: "%s':
g g y climes for as long as they can. frostbite can sneak upon you. For ' The Twelve Days of Christmas are acarry-over from
Grand in the absence of Noble bride -elect' of this month.The Advent candle at the White Gift But people who choose to Mme one thin the wind may appear to
P 1� g• Y PP Roman times: the festivities of the Saturnalia were ,ifs. '•ft.''
Grand Mrs. Margaret Consitt. room was beautifully decorated service in Hensall United Church
to grips with winter -• or who are bring temperatures down to mach followed by Twelve Holy Days, which ended on January ,Ey ?£s;%r: f
Mrs. Beatrice Richardson for the occasion. The programme on Sunday morning, The choir forced to -can find it a powerful Lower levels than -those claimed 1 called the Calends of January.?n`
assisted as Vice Grand. A was arranged by Mrs. Bert sang the anthem "Hallelujah", adversar b our weatherman. Zero * K * tr'
character committee was Thompson and Beatrice and and Rev. Don Beck preached on Y' its strongest weapon iy your
degrees farenheit and a 4mph In yin, tradition has it that children's gifts are
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wind can be the equivalent of - left by the Wise Men, passing through on their way to .;,;y>, ;,x %>;:t.•;
reported for the visiting Taylor. Beatrice Thompson years ago" apd told the story Frostbite' is something you 35F (-37.2° Celsius) on a still day. Bethlehem, Youngsters leave their shoes on the window
committee and Mrs. Dorothy presided for the following 'once upon a Christmas % `"sem :::•r..::.
might associate with Scott of the And frostbite really isn't a bite sills, filled with straw for the Magi's horses; next morn-
Corbett gave the Treasurer's numbers: a quartette by the Portions of Scripture from
Antarctic, but it can happen just at. all. Sometimes you dont even ing,-the straw has been replaced with toys and sweets. N���
report. "Thank You" notes were Pepper sisters, Brenda, Marilyn, Matthew .were read by Jo Ann as easily to the unwary skier, notice it at first and may realize * * * `<-re 's%h
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received, also thanks for flowers Laurie and Jo -Ann, with Brenda Pepper and Vicki Mann. The snowmobiler or anyone else who only some time later that In Ireland, the church candles lighted at Christmas �
received by members. The C.P. &. accompanying on the piano; a baskets of flowers were from the ventures outdoors in winter, whatever part of you is frozen -- may be snuffed only by someone whose name is Mary. MERR ■
T. Committee held a progressive , reading "How to Cook a funeral of Cornelius Faber and
anywhere in Canada. usually the nose or ear -- has lost T
euchre party in the Lodge rooms Husband" by Mrs. Robert Earl Soldan. What is frostbite? it's a all sense of feelingand become r M ''
Dec, 12. Following the meeting Taylor; piano solos by Donna Spday evening a Christmas s Decorations of greenery at Christmas were forbddden VHR�ST\'RAS
freezing of the tissues caused by hard to the touch. by the early church fathers, because of its association
Carol singing was led by Mrs. Taylor; reading by Sylvia Bell; carol service under the guidance ice crys't"b(s, forming between the Believe it or not, people in with Homan customs. It wasn't until the 16th century�rosty and the Mrs, 1:
Evelyn McBeath at the piano. guitar selections by KathyLove; of the Hensall Choir was held. cells, and it affects blood vessels, warmer countries env' us our that greenery began to be used. %
Mrs. Irene Blackwell directed musical number by the Pepper are delivering our $01
muscles and nerves. winter. Canadians, more than
charades and Mrs. Dorothy sisters. Contests were enjoyed It can be painful, and it most, s1fould be. aware of winter's The hristmas tree came to England when Queen holiday message:
Parker gave a reading entitled "A and followed by carol singing. Estimates set the world P � � Y. $+
tuberculosis morbidity 'rate at 12 requires prompt treatment. What opportunities -- and its hazards., Victoria married Prince Albert. The Prince brought the be cheerful. Ys
Christmas Story". Gifts we The address to the bride -elect that means, say doctors, is Winter safet like water custom with him from his native Germany.
to 15 million active cases, largely Y Y•
exchanged from the Christmas was read by Sylvia Bell and the in the developing countries. The gradual warming of the body safety., means preparation and Meilone BIOS `
tree. bride was presented with many either through insulation awith anticipation. And common sense. Christmas carols were -banned by the Puritans in 17th y
`^ Friends Shower Bride miscellaneous gifts, for which she Christmas Seal Organization your g P
A large number of neighbours expressed sincere thanks. A Huron -Perth TB and RD coats and blankets, drinking hot century England. But for 200 years, many carols were J
Association pledges a percentage liquids or taking a warm bath. kept alive by country people, and finally rediscovered �tGi.
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