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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-02-03, Page 18Page 8- The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, February 3, t972 Whorl new at Humnview? Sunday's regular chapel ser- vice was supplemented by a sing- song Sunday evening presented by the Christi -an Reformed Young People under the leadership of Dick Roorda. The regular M.onday afternoon old tyme music session was held with the accompaniment pro- vided by Norman Speir, Mrs. Mary Taylor and Miss Della Peart. On Wednesday the Kinettes were on hand to serve tea to the residents and sing a 'few songs after the luncheon. During the program a wheelchair was pre- sented to the home by the Kin- ettes. Mr. Archibald accepted it and thanked the ladies on behalf of the residents. Thursday's Family Night pro- gram presented by Jim Laurie .of Blyth was a very great success as far as the/120 residents in atten- dance were concerned. Being Bobby Burns Night the program was, of course, Scottish. The show began wit,ti Mrs. Adelaine Campbell and Jim Laurie singing two duets, "Flow Gently Sweet Afton" and "When WI and I Were Young Maggie" The Wharton Family namely. Hugh and James Wharton. Sylvia and Sherrie Bromer, played • a Medley of numbers including. "You Take' - the High Road", "Buffalo (jai", and "Put on Your. Old Grey Bonnet". James then sang -Nobody's Child" and following this James and Sherri sang the French song "Dominigue". Avon Toll was the next per- former and she very capably danced the Highland Fling. Angela Duttman on her accor- dion played "Popcorn Polka" and "Grand Old Medley-. Mrs. Campbell returned this time by herself to sing "Mary Argyle", and "I'll Take You Home Kathleen". Bill Hicks treated us to three saxophone solos, "Peek -a -Boo", "The Waltz You Saved for Me" and "You're the Only Star' in My Blue Heaven". , Jim Laurie did two numbers which one could probably hear in a Scotti-sh pub. The songs were "She's Ma Daisy" and "She's the Lass for Me". The Whartons gave an encore performance consisting of "Life Is Like a Mountain Railway", "Telephone to Glory" and 'Anchor to Jesus''. Jini Laurie got back to the lighter side again when he sang "I Love a Lassie" and "Stop Your Tickling;, Jack'. The • famous Scottish sword dance was ne`xt with Avon Toll the entertainer. Accordion music by Angela Duttrnan once again filled the auditorium as she played "Scotland the Brave", and "Spanish Eyes". Bill Hicks and 'his saxaphone returned to provide us with "Easter Par- ade". "The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise" and "Now Is the Hour". One person not mentioned yet who did a very capable job was Mrs. Grace Brown who was the* pianist throughout the program. The evening, was brought to an end in a very appropriate and practical manner by the joining, of hands and the singing of "Auld. Lang Syne". Fond of practical jokes, a man sent a friend a telegram collect which read: -I am perfectly well and in fine shape." A week later this very same joker received a heavy parcel , collect , on Which' he had- to pay considerable charges. Opening it, he found a big block of concrete and the accompanying message: "This is the weight your telegram lifted from my m i rid , " Messengers WHITECHURCH — On Sunday the Messengers held their meet- ing in the Sunday School room of the United Church during the church sefvice. The president, Murray Adams presided. The call to worship was given by Shane Hickey. Scripture was read by Murray Adams and Karen Quipp led In prayer. The offering was received by Donna Thorson and the offertory pray- er was given by Kay Wilken. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Linda Moore who also called the roll; which was an- swered by 22. Hymns were sung. Officers elected were presi- dent, Clare Weber, vice presi- dent, Jackie Whytock secretary, Kay Wilken; press, Richard Moore; treasurer, Calvin Quipp; telephone secretary, Murray Gibb. The benediction was given by Jackie Whytock. Wedded bliss: When a word to the wife is sufficient! ,r• — • • a . aa. A aa.—. .e.a. First training class today , The Home Economics Branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food is sponsor- ing a homemaking club project this spring entitled "Sleepwear". The construction of sleepwear and loungewear from suitable fabric will be highlighted in this project. Miss Catherine Hunt, home economist for Huron County, will be conducting the following train- ing schools in Wingham: Thurs- day and Friday,.February 3_ and 4, Salvation Army Corps, (for club leaders west of Wingham); Monday and Tuesday, February 7 and 8, Salvation Army Corps, (for club leaders east of Wing - ham 1. If you have a daughter who is twelve br over by March 1, and you do not know who the local leader will be in your area, please contact Miss Hunt at the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Clinton, phone 482-3428. AN UNSCHEDULED number on the Lions Club Talent Hunt progr'am !pat Thursday night' was the appearance of "Phyllis Fiendishly," who told master of ceremonies Jim Swan of "her" experiences while learniqg to play the piano. This was an impromptu act to occupy the attention of the audience while the judges check sheets were tallied. DO ALL YOUR FOOD SHOPPING HERE ISL Cloier 1:eat ......... itticb.' s Cookies ..,..... .. ... 3 I accormides . oz. 3 Varieties iiasa;stit ttiitlitiaS • • • w9 ToaStinaster Weston's DOUttS Chelsea-. ourts • .... w. 39 Weston's , • • CARNATION 1. 14 Oz. eizEmak .89 Stokely's Fancy 5/$ HONEY POD PEAS 14 Oz. • "Stokelif's - 14 Oz. 5/$ FANCY. CREAMC N. - Stokely's Fancy - 19 Oz. , 3/ WHOLE POTATOES White • Pineapple - Grapefruit DELMONTE DRINK. 1 Aylmer 28 Oz. • 3/$ CHOICE TOMATOES' With With Tomato, Mea! or Mushroom 2/79 SPAGHETTI SAUCEtL):•.,•'' Smooth or Crunchy CC. 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