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Wednesday, December 21, 1949
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GREETINGS
May the pleasures you •
derive from the exciting moments
'round the Christmas tree with your
idear ones. linger and provide a host of
wonderful memories to make the
coming year .a very happy onel
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HOWICK AUXILIARY
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Official Visit of
District Representative
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 13th, the
Ladies' Auxiliary to Howick Legion
No. 307 held it regular meeting in
the Legion Hall, Gorrie. Miss Dor-
othy Hoyle, District Representative, of
Stratford, paid her official visit and
gave a most interesting talk on the
duties of the Auxiliary, first -to the
Branch, seocndly-to the veterans,
and thirdly -to its community. The
speaker stressed the necessity of
helping to provide recreation for the
veterans in hospital. At the close of
her talk the members voted $25.00 to
be forwarded to Westminster Hos
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... Our heartfelt thanks
for your patronage. -
May you and yours en-
joy the best of every-
thing at this joyous
Christmas season.
Stewart A. Scott
pital, London, for ' this purpose. It
was also decided to adopt a forgotten
veteran and provide for sending
parcels othim.
Miss Thelma Denny sang "Bless
This House" with Mrs. Brothers as
'acconmpanist.
Miss Boyle then installed the of-
ficers for the corning year ancl the
new president, Mrs. McCann, took
the chair, thanking the members who
had worked so hard to finish the furn-
ishing of the Hall.
A duet by Mrs. E. Baker and ,Mrs.
J. Wilson was much . appreciated, as
was also a reading by Mrs. McCann.
Meeting closed in the usual manner,
after which the Legion members join
ed the ladies for lunch, during which
reading. In appreciation of the use
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THE :WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
Miss hIoyle favored with a solo, "New
is The Hour", also an appropriftte
of his chapel for meetings during the
past year, the ladies presented Mr.
M, D. Irwin with fifty cigars and a
lovely scarf. The enjoyable evening
ended with a sing -song of ,Christmas
carols.
INTER SPORTS
PROGRAM PLANNED
A Christmas program is being plan-
ned for the children's Christmas huli-
days. Due to weather conditions, it is
rather difficult to set up a defnite
program. However the following will
be included weather permitting.
Saturday,, .December 24th., -8 a.in.,
Hockey for Public School boys in the
Arena.
9 a.m., Skating at the Curling Rink
for boys up to grade 2.
10,30 a.m., Skating at the Curling
Rink for girls up to grade 2,
11 a.m., Story Hour in the Council
Chambers.
Tuesday, December 27 -Games
room in the Council Chamber, Tourn-
aments in all. games available.
Thursday, December 29 -Skating
races for all children in the Arena
starting at one thirty.
Friday, December 30-8.30, Teen
Town Dance in the Council Chamber.
Other events such as ski and tobog-
gan races will be added when the wea-
ther permits. All boys and girls are
asked to watch the bulletin board care-
fully for changes and additions to this
program.
UNITED CHURCH
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
The choir of the United Church
under Mr. A. D. Bennett's leadership
featured Christmas music at both the
morning and evening services on Sun-
day. The morning service was intro-
duced by two Bach numbers, an organ
chorale prelude with the title "Come
Redeemer" and a chorale from the
Christmas Oratorio, by the choir,
"Break forth oh beauteous heavenly
light". For its second number the
choir introduced a new Christmas
anthem "On this day" by C. Hylton
Stewart, organist in Salisbury Cathed-
ral and one of the outstanding church
musicians of this day. This anthem is
a quick moving and vigorous song of
praise ending with the traditional
"gloria in excelsis Deo". For its third
number the choir sang an old French
carol in a new flowing arrangement by
Dr. Healey Wilian "What is this
lovely fragrance". Mr. Bennett had
arranged the music of the evening
service so as to carry along step by
step the sequence of the corning of
Christ. The opening plain song ex-
pressed the yearning of the people,
"Oh come Emmanuel". The first
hymn heralded his coming "Hark! the
glad sound, the Saviour comes". The
contralto solo from Handel's Messiah
sung with such good voice and such
good feeling by Mrs. Hiseler enlarged
on the blessings of Christ's coming,
the eyes of the blind would be opened,
and he would feed his flock like a
shepherd. A second congregational
hymn announced the corning "Joy to
the World the Lord is Come". In
in the old English carol known as
Greensleeves the choir asked the
question "What child is this?" and
answered it, "This is Christ the King".
Using an old French carol the choir
sang a plumber song for the sleeping
child. For a grand climax the choir
did Gustav Holst's "Christmas Day".
This is a composite work in which the
modern English composer weaves to-
gether four Christmas songs "Good
Christian men rejoice", "God rest you
merry", "Come ye lofty come ye
lovely" and, "The first Noel". This
builds up the Christmas day theme in
a very impressive way, Mr. Bennett
enriched the services with appropriate
organ music, Coullis "Sarabande" for
the m.ortning offertory and Handel's
"Aria from the 10th Concerto" as an
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A table filled,
A hearthside gay,
With joy instilled,
And children at play.
We wish you this,
Come Christmas day.
A. J.
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best the season has to
offer with 1 an abundance
of good cheer for every-
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evening offertory .and the Pastoral
syxnpltony from Handel's Messiah as
a special Christmas feature. There
were many expressions of appr.eeiaticnt
of the good work of the choir and the
competent leadership of Mr. Bennett
and the fine quality of the Christmas
music.
BRIDGE CLUB
The second series of four games
for Ontario Bridge League master
points resulted as fellows: 1, W, H.
French 62.6'x, 1.20 Master Points;
2, Mrs. A, R. DuVal 59.2%, .60 IMP.;
3, Mr. R. S. Hetherington 59%, .30
lCI.P,; 4, Mrs. 1), C. Nasmith 57.6%,
.15 M.P.; 5, Cc., Williams 53.8%, .08
ALP,
There were 614 tables in play at the
meeting of the Wingham. Bridge Club
on Thursday, Dec, 115th. The follow-
ing were the winners:
'North & South-lst, H, G. Mackay
and J. A. Wilson; 2nd, Mrs. J. H.
Crawford and Mrs. H. C. MacLean;
3rd, Geo. Williams and A. R. DuVal;
4th, Miss Ma Johnston and Miss Y,
MacPherson.
East & West -Miss M. MacLean
and O. Haselgrove; 2nd, Mrs. A, R.
DuVal and Mrs. D. Nasmith; 3rd,
5, Goodine and 1-I, L. Sherbondy; 4th,
Mrs. H. G. Mackay and Mrs. G. H.
Ross.
BIRTHS
BREWER -In Wingham General
Hospital, on Saturday, Dec. 17th,
to Mr, and Mrs, John C, Brewer,
R, R. 4, Wingham, a son.
BROOKES-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, Dec. 12th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brookes,
Wingham, a son.
BELL -In Wingham General Hospi-
tal, on Thursday, December 15th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bell, Wing -
ham, a daughter.
FEDY-In Wingham General Hospi-
tal, on Saturday, Dec. 17th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Fedy, R. R. 1,
Formosa, a son.
GIBSON-IN Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, Dec. 19th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Gibson, of
Wroxeter, a son.
McKAGUE-I>,n Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, December
19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Kague, Teeswater, a son.
McCAULEY-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, Dec. llth, to
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn _McCauley,
Brussels, a son,
ROANE-In• Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Teusday, December 20th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Roane, of
Teeswater, a daughter.
RAMAGE-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, Dec. llth, to
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Ramage,
R, R. 2, Lucknow, a son.
PAPADOULAS-In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Saturday, Dec. 17,
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occupations to send you
our wishe, for a Aierry
Christmas tuid a joyous
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Wishes to you for a very
Merry Christmas. We
sincerely hope ..the holi-
day season is full of hap-
piness. for all.
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We are joining with al]
your many friends to
wish you a glorious and
joyous holiday!
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Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, is laid lip
with infection in the arm,
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Wingham General Hospital; where far:
is suffering from infection in the..
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Our sincere wishes ring
out everywhere for a
joyous holiday season.
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