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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-12-21, Page 1904. !Inute. RICE YARDLEY'S REG. $3.25 cREMEBATH, Available in iaven Reg. $16.50 KIKU COLOGNE der -Lotus o $' 49 Red Roses MEN'S FABERGE REG 512.5b :West Cologne $5 99 • FIFT1.iiTH ANNIVERSARY—Mr. and M s rs. Frank King T..,., Wroxeter celebrated their 50th wedding, anniversary, on:; Thursday, Pec, 14, They celebrated the day With; tan o .,n.• house for friends and neighbors. On Saturday, Dec. 9,0 guests were present at a reception and dinnerintheir honor at St. Stephen's Anglican Church in Gorri.e. Their family of in six children and 16 grandchildren attended the recept1o,,4 , and dinner. (Staff Photb) • 14111. 10,1, OLD SPICE REG. $3.50 GIFT SET $ k. After Shave and Shaving Cream • 49 HOLIDAY STORE HOURS , Open Sunday, Dec. 24 from, Noon - 6.90 p.m. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY Open Boxing Day at 412 Noon TRIANGLE O':IB COU PArf4'T ,vfD/(,,vf $ • COSAL/7(5 • /O®ACCOS Open 9 a.m. to a. p.m. Weekdays e tl Y Tumberry pupils- present annual .Christmas concert Turnberry Central School Christmas concert was held Tuesday evening in the school auditorium with most of the youngsters from kindergarten to grade 4 taking part in a series of appropriate productions. There was a good attendance of parents and friends in addition to the stu- dent body. The highly musical content was • supported by Mrs. Bruce McDon- k aid, music teacher, who provided • • accompaniment for much of the ic program and a good deal of time had obviously been spent in prep -4, tc rep;. • aration in advance, as the :Y youngsters performed ' :very ' • , creditably. • • The program opened with "0 • ' Canada"' and followed up with • t• wo renditions by grades -1 and 2 as a choir, in "Angel Song" and . • "What Is Christmas". Kinder- • garters gave an appealing rendi= tion of "Night Before Christmas" and grades • 1 and 2 performed "Jingle Bell Dance" followed. by • Sondayelboe to six "Santa's Special, Christmas" ▪ presented by grade 4. • r'• .'' : " . ' . •• ... . ' ` . • . ' �� The' second half of the program 7, tlOn;rxqn riwO included "Band of ,Angels" `by; grade 1 and "As Joseph Was 4-• Walking" by grade 4. An ambitious and amusing pre sentation was "The Grinch Who` Stole Christmas" by grade 3 complete with a group of ' nat. rators who told the story as the,; action unfolded, directed by Roti • Wall. A rhythm band number was presented by grade 1 under the direction of Mrs. Marilyn' Potts; followed by choral numbers, "0 •Christmas Tree" and "Santa, Claus Express", by grades 3 and .4 directed by Mrs.Ai'ine De Bruyn. ` —Mr. and 'Mrs. RuSSell Gaunt left this week to'spend•t a holiday season with their daughter, Mrs. Don Dirstein,, Mr. Dirsstein and family at• Max,' —Mr. and Mrs. W lis :m. ;Keil° moved' :last week into the lupe formerly occupied bY a McGregor and his family, , on Patrick Steat.' , and i John 'Ostrom —Rev. left this week for Toronto where, they will spend .Christmas -with. relatives. —Staff members of CKN4. Ra- dio and Television held,.their an- nual Christmas party at the Wingham Legion ' Hall Friday evening, —Mrs. Olive Boss is leaving this week to spend the festive season in Downsview; She will also visit with Rev. and Mrs. Graydon Cox in London. —Members of Bell Rin the,§t. Andrew's Ringers, with heir leader, Gordon 1✓gatt,par, t tedin a e ewc ail txnas cam zser' at Melville Presb, yterrall Church* Brussels, on qday evening. fir member from that;th provided' vocal The junior choir of the United Church ,went carolling through; the local hospita qday even► � --1 alph. Seddon of Kitcheri'er took his parents,, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Seddon, of Wingha a, also Mrs..Robert Powell of wirier:, on a 12 -day motor tear of Florida, They returned to Wingham ori Thursday, December 7. 4 --Ross. Errington left :Sunday fort Davis, South Dakota, where on December .2,hetlwijl be united in marriage with Mss, Ellen Pan - ger. They are both`members of Wycliffe Bible Translators 'and. will leave for jungle'.cannp trains in in g Mexicoaround msd-Jantl- ary. Institute members meet in Bluevaie BLUEIVALE -- Twenty-five ladies alnd eight children at- tended the Christmas meeting of the Women's Institute held at the home of Mrs. Jim Armstrong on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs, Mel Craig presided for the meeting which was opened with the Insti- tute Ode, following which Mrs. Gordon Mundell gave a Christ- mas message. The roll call was answered by each member donating a gift to the cancer cupboard: Business dealing with the Huronview birthday party was discussed and cards were signed for the sick and shut-ins. A note of apprecia- tion was read. from Mrs. M. L. Aitken,- who is spending the win- ter months in Wingham. A musical contest of season- able songs was conducted ' with, Mrs. Carl Johnston' at the ,:piano. Due to the absence of District President, Mrs, Harold Wallace, Mrs. Harry Elliott gave a read- ing. A penny auction, With branch directors in charge, Was held_, with items: sold such -ass'yarn, home-made 'candy, corsages,. bottled muffin mix,' baking, hand lotion, linens, stuffed . animals and many more. ' Miss Elizabeth Armstrong • entertained the ladies with several piano selections and all enjoyed a carol sing -song. A Christmas luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Murray Jenkins, Miss ' Emma Johnston and Mrs. J. J. Elliott. Carol: singing, meditations • On one knows how. - 'exact) features of UCW meeting Y� g mistletoe became connected With4 Christmas. Ancient Ceftic, priests, called Druids, used to give people sprigs of the plant,as a charm and later some people in Europe used it at religious .. gatherings. Today, of course, i .main purpose when hanging,ovejr :.• a doorway is to provide a reason,; or. exeuse, for kissing. • DONNYBROOK- The Decem- ber meeting of the UCW'was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. William Hardy with a fair attendance. Mrs. Robert Jeffer- son and, Mrs. , Sam Thompson were in charge of the Christmas theme. • s ird4f sr= a • �. a 9.e47 on Prayer' in unison. The meeting dosed with singing "Joy to the World". Lunch was served by the host- ess assisted by Mrs. Stuart Chamney. • a e f� Q Pl Yed st ► � j a i' : t , a 'Hark lire y 94 'del • .; 446011LIE FVKIIIISAC in the spirit of the season we bestow on all P , our neighbors and friends this wish -- a blessed Yule, filled with Apecial moments to be enjoyed with the folks you love. To our Residents and Staff and their Families from MeIlfta and Heinz Redekopp BROOKHAVEN. NURSING HOME Herald Angels Sing' was sung and Mrs. Robert Jefferson led in prayer, read the scripture lesson and after the singing of "0 Little Town of Bethlehem", read another scripture. "Silent Night" was sung , and Mrs. Thompson gave a Christmas meditation and read a'poem, "Christmas Joys". Mrs. Margaret Leddy gave a reading, "Christmas Wants". Another carol was sung and Mrs. Jefferson introduced Mrs. Kennedys, who showed slides on a trip to South America. Mrs. Jeff- erson thanked her. Mrs. Wesley Jefferson had charge of the business. An invita- tion to attend a special meeting at the Auburn United Church was accepted. Mrs. Stuart Chamney read the minutes of the previous meeting and the offering was re- ceived. A thank -you card was read. Mrs. Robert Jefferson gave a prayer followed by the Lord's t, It when ready to cook r Certain foods, to be enjoyed during the holiday season, can be prepared in advance. However, food specialists at the Ontario • Food Council, Ministry of Agri- culture and Food warn against stuffing your Christmas turkey the night before. Poultry stuffing is moist, and generally a perfect environment for _rapid bacterial growth. All poultry should be cooked as soon as it is stuffed. Stuffrthe bird loosely to allow heat°'to penetrate more quickly. throughout . the stuffing. Remember, never stuff ahead of time—the time you save is not+worth the risk of rapid bac- terial, growth. BEFORE TURKEY Roast peacock was a Yule delicacy of early England. DUNCAN-HEWITT—The marriage of Heather Isabelle Hewitt, daughter of Mr. Jack Hewitt of Kinloss Township, and Mrs. Laura) Hewitt of Cayuga, to Mr. Ronald George Duncan, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. ;George Duncan of Scar- borough, took tl'ace In Wismar Heights United Church/ Scarborough, on Saturday, November 11th. The couple are now residing at 1594 Victoria Park Ave., Apt. 303, Scar- borough, Ontario, MIR 1P6. .miniature teems of with tiny figures F0111113rfshepher i. The by PreY# 'wbi mother pInces a fire The ry, i h�► est of holidays and health and !i000in ess� sincere orris is my h• for .oil my Wingham fr. Stella SL Mkt Hi! Merry May you have a wonderful Christen bright w`th'happiness and joy. ,� y ROYAL Good to;te n8edn't be expensive. 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