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WINGHAM, t3FlTi.
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The Brownie drsv
•program 001 MoodaY. Mrk, J.
Kaufman- helped '11*, Brownlee
make it eolorNI Twelve Nye.
Ctas book. EachBrownie
Wrote '0 010004 she would do wt.
ch of there daYstOr4. etlsluther
good turn ited'thought* of
helping someone,T books were
°decorated with Christn las cards.
Cheryl Malts received her
Housekeeping BOPand Vol
McGregor her C.raft dge.
At the dory of the meeting,
Brown Owl gave each • Brownlow
Christmas ,gift.
. We want to express our thanks
to the drivers who are taking
some of the Brownies home after
the meeting.
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linCetingotibe MellIteah Vaned Iotolt
Church Women was. held in the
eburehblOMMent with II in Steil. 1
dance. The president, urs. �I.
Robert : Harkness, opeaed the‘ gifts from
meeting with* poem °The Key t0 l
Christmas ,w 1 •
Devotions were condweted by
Mrs. David and opened
with the singing n Cano upon
the Midnight Clear". The_ Christ-
mas Story from St, wins.
read vette by verse by':several
different ladies, followed by the
singing of "Away in a Mate".
A Christmas meditation, "A
Time for Remembering" was
read by Mrs. Harper and the
devotions were closed with the
singing of "Silent Night" .and a
prayer.
The minutes were read and ap-
proved. Mrs. Everett Dustow was
in charge of the .program and
conducted a very lively carol -
sing including "Hina the Herald
Angels Sing", "0 Come All Ye
Faithful", "Joy to the` World"
and "While Shepherds Watched".
Mrs. Dustow closed the program
od with a poem, "The. Old
w Storm".
The president read several re-
ports .and business letters, The
bills were presented and passed.
Year-end reports for all offices
were presented. Mrs. Everett
Dustow, chairman of the
nominating committee presented
the slate of "officers for 1975. They
are as follo*s: President, Wilm
Dustow; vice-president, Alice
Mawhinney; recording secre-
tary, Mary C. Renwick; treas-
urer, Betty Darling; manse,
Ellen Inglis; corresponding
secretary, Mary A. Renwick;
finance, Betty Darling; social
functions, Helene Haskins; press,
Mary C. Renwick; missionary,
Sally Harper; community, Alice
Mawhinney; prograth, Grace
Busby; stewardship, Hilda
Dustow; Official Board, Wilma.
Dustow; supply and welfare,
Grace Busby; quilting, Laurin
Wright; literature, Ellen Inglis.
A Christmas story "The Gift of
the Magi" was read by Mrs.
Walter 'Renwick. Mrs. Elmer
Haskins presented Rev. and Mrs.
• Lake with a lovely poinsettia. for
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Bulk Tanks, Walk -Ins, Air Conditioning, Pres
REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF APPLIANCES
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General Insurance
Real Estate Broker
38 St. David St., Goderich Phone 524=9531
HAVE YOU?
Been looking for o break in life. Well we have it. One and a
half storey frame home, thi;ee bedroor, living room and kit-
chen, all on main floor. Upstairs unfinished yet room for two
more bedrooms if desired. This home is situated ona double lot
in the Village of Lucknow on the bank of the nine mile river
with good fishing in your own back yard. Also a small barn on
the said property. This horne hasino plumbing or furnace but
for $12,000.00 who would complain. Act today.
AREAL BUY
This 100 acre farm is located two and a half miles from Listowel
;consisting of a three bedroom two storey brick home, modern
plumbing and oil furnace, large steel, born,also approved
gravel pit. This farm 'is now operating as a boarding home for
horoughbred horses. A great buy at $110,000.00.
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OTS OF LOTS
We have just listed a number of good building Tots in Lucknow.
Priced from $4,000.00 to $5,000.00 each. Act fast and get the
ick of the crop.
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WE WOULD APRECIAT` E HAVING
YOUR PROPERTY LISTED
Ross and Phyllis Hoggart
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R.R. $;°Wingham
Phone 3574692
rvice
FLOWERS AUTOMOTIVE
. Wedding
Arrangements
. Cut flowers
. Plants
. Flowers by
Wire Service
LEWIS
FLOWERS
135 Frances
Phone
357=3880
INSURANCE
For your
INSURANCE
See or Call
iiVitt1AM S.
REED
; 64 Victoria St., 351-2174
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POOLS/ ETC.
Swimming
Pools
Above and Below
Ground
Complete Line of
Pool Chemicals
ARMSTRONG
CHEMICALS
Box S6 Walkerton
cE.Modavisa Ltd.
Your Automatic Car
Wash Centre
Transmission Repairs
Expert Repairs to
All Makes and
Models of Cars
and Trucks
- PHONE 357-2841
WINGHAM
SUNOCO SERVICE
LICENSED MI C1JANLC,.:
UNDERCOATING &
RUSTPROOFING
COMPLETE CAR &-
TRUCK SERVICE
Prop. Ken Leigh.
PHONE
357-1554 NiGHT 357-3585
ELECTRICAL
BURKE ELECTRICElectrical Contractors
Motor Rewind and
Sales
Household Appliances
Josephine St. ' 357-2450
Emergency Service - See.
• the Yellow Pages
Pletch Electric
Wingham
INDUSTRIAL or
COMMERCIAL WIRING
Also Rural and Domestic
Phone 357.1589
"FIRE HURTS" said the sign on the Wingham Rural Fire
Brigade float, and the smoke coming from the, old stove on
the float wasn't too pleasant either.
SANTA'S -WORKSHOP was *portrayed by Kaster's Food
Market as part of the Wroxeter " Santa CIauS parade, the
Saturday before Christmas/
Christens Service
Choirs unite for candlelight service explains gifts
of wise men
ii ii�iiEC "UR — Tt= ch •
of Chalmers Presbyterian, Lang -
side Presbyterian and White-
church United churches held a
candlelight, service under ,the.
direction of stu lent minister,
Larry King and Bev Kay: Mrs.
Don. Ross was the organist, and
the Bell Ringers of St. Andrew's
-;T ian Church, W tg ern,
assisted in the service under the
direction of Gordon Leggatt.
The Sunday, service was road -
.cast QnCR i , ►l rpgram in-
cluded � choir slinging of "Angels
from the Realms", "Hark the
Herald Angels Sing" and recita-
tion of the prayers, "Come, Thou
rector
FOOD
PIZZA
Freshly made to your
order from a choice of
Mushrooms, Pepperoni
and Sausage - 3 Size,-_
-Chicken & Sea Food
Dinners -
RIVERVIEW DRIVE-IN
357-1360
SALES AND SERVICE
Lynn Hoy
Enterprises
Honda and Skidoo
Sales & Service
Hwy 86 east of Wingham
Phone 519-357-3435
RUSTPROOFING
Guaranteed
RUSTPROOFING
FOR
New and, Used
Cars_
UNG
.OLDSLTiX
Winghem 357.2323
FUELS
BILL TIFFIN
Imperial Esso Agent
For all your Home and
Farm Fuel and
Lubricating Needs
357.1032
PLUMBING HEATING.
Percy Clark
Plumbing
Heating and
Sheet Metal
Contractor
PHONE
357-3080
366 Edward St.,
Wingham
Leroy Jackson
—Plumbing
—Keating
—Tinsmithing
1.91 Josephine St.
Wingham 357-2904
CONSTRUCTION
Askes Brothers
CONSTRUCTION
Cottages, Homes
7t$dT4tlYP1s $ Reif ov aI ions
Cottages, Homes
- dsti $f%eh6vuiions
FREE ESTIMATES
Ph: 548.2726
Box 122, Luck now
FREE
Ph: 528-2726
Box Lucknow
T. M. & T.
CONSTRUCTION
General Contractors
All types of concrete work
Home and farm building
• Complete Renovations
CALL BOB THOMPSON
BLt'E%'ALE, ONTARIO
357-3493
IL‘YE: Expected Jesus" nd "The
Prophecies" from Isaiah. "0
r,Jome, 0 Come Emmanuel" w'as
followed by sgngs by St. An -
dr ww's Bell Bangers,
Scriptiire whs read on the birth
of Jesus, followed by a drama-
tization of the "Birth of Jesus"
and the carol, "0 Little Town of
Bethlehem". The shepherd story
was read and a dramatization of
The story was presented.
The choir sang "While Shep-
herds", followed ,by the reading
and dramatization of the wise -
men's story. "As with Gladness
Men of Old" was sung, followed
by meditation on "The Cross in
Christmas", the carol "Silent
Night" and the benediction. The
choir and the Bell Ringers sang
"Joy to the World".
The church was lighted with
candelabra loaned by the Flower
Shoppe of Wingham. The choirs
entered through the aisles carry-
ing the lighted candles. '
Seniors enioy
festive party
WROXETER -- Rev. Wesley
Ball was guest speaker at the
Senior Citizens' Christmas party
held in the community hall. Rev.
Ball read the story of the first
Christmas from the Bible and
then spoke of Some of his work as
padre among the prisoners while
he was in England. He was intro-
duced by Mrs. Harvey Coupland
and thanked by Mrs. Lil Galla-
her.
Other very enjoyable numbers
on the program were carol sing-
ing with Mrs. Arthur Gibson at
the pihno, piano duets by Mr. and
Mrs. Art -Gibson with members
joining in with singing and mouth
organ music by Anderson Gibson
with Art Gibson at the piano.
Mrs. Harvey Coupland gave a
reading, entitled "Greetings",
followed by a- comet -prepared --by
Mrs. Gallaher and won by Mrs.
William .Wright and Anderson
Gibson.
During a short business meet-
ing it was reported that three
looms had been purchased. A
class for instruction in crafts is
planned for Jan. 15, in Kitchener
at Lewiscraft. This will be a ohe-
day class. Afiy ladies interested
Should contact Mrs. Harvey
Coupland. A meeting with Mike
Barkwell from New Horizons was
announced for Dec. 18th.
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MASONDATLEY
BROKER/MANAGER!
SPACIOUS .btick •horn a on,.
nacres well Ionddsoaped
'way property. Out boikitsva
in excellent repair.
NEW '1 floor aluminum sided
'home in Bluevali; Electrically
heat&d, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms,'
:excellent decor.: Priced0seil.
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Duplex In Beigravo. only
three years old in ;tide new
conditiog with. ell, conven
fences and separate se viPCS.
Must be seen to be (pored°. °,
ted.
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One floor fraine in g el rave 1
in like new condifhon. WI/I/-
fully
itt/fully finished bases ent,. elec-
tric furnace, . carpeted, pn
quiet street with beautiful
view, 4 bedrooms, largelot..
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One floor brick home in Myth:
two bedrooms, in like new
condition on beautifully land-
scaped lot.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Gas station and recreational '
centre on highway 4 showing
a nice profit. 'Priced to sell.
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT •
This New Year ROW drive
as if you own tbezroad drive •
as if youlown the car.
WRO.TER -- Rev. WesBall,
in his Christmas Sundayinessage -
to"' the congregation oT Wroxet er `T
United Church, spoke of the gifts
first offered to the Christchild by
the three wise men and stressed
that man still has gifts ,to offer
God.
Mr. Ball spoke of the rebellious
nature of man, making himself
something less than his creator,
God, intended him to be. He said
that many times we are -more
aware of scientific happenings
than we are of God's presence in
our . midst. Emphasizing his
statement; he said that Bethle-
hem had been aware of the
strange sights when Haley's
Cornet filled the heavens and
when Saturn and Jupiter, met, but
on the night of Jesus' birth, the
sleeping Bethlehem, missed the
magnificent event.
Mr. Ball referred to the gifts
brought by the wise men: the
gold representing material
needs;. the frankincense a' man's
knowledge and learning; the
myrrh, a commonly used em,
baling fluid, sigtriifytfig the new
life that can be ours if we give our
lives as a sacrifice to God. He
urged all to lay thea gifts at the
feet of Jesus today W
The organist,. • rs. Edwin
Martin, was accompanied by
Miss Janet de Boer at the piano.
The choir sang two anthems,
"Glory to God" and "Angels We
Have Heard on High".
Institute .enjoys
Christmas dinner
GORRIE — Mrs. Glenn John-
ston was a most gracious hostess
at her home, Wednesday noon,
December 18 when the Women's
Institute members held a Christ-
mas dinner, each member con-
tributing to the bountiful repast
complete from turkey to mince,
pie and ice cream, tarts, etc.
Mrs. Norman Wade, now resid-
---Ing---i-n- -Wingham'_ was_ a special
guest. Mrs. Wade is a long stand-
ing member of the Institute, and
it was nice to have her .present.
The Institute ladies have been
busy catering. On December 9
they catered to the HoWick Lions
Club Christmas dinner when
their wives and some members of
their families were present and
on December. 20 to a smorgas-
bord dinner at Howick Com-
munity Centre for the employees
and their wives of the Starcraft
Plant in Listowel.
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CLAYTON G. HOGG LIITO
Real 'Estate Brokerp,4'
- Wingham
Next to the Poet Office
- FORSALE -
Twp storey frame asbestos -siding home, kitchen, dining room,
living room, 2 bedrooms, 3 pc. both and 1 pc. bath, new oil fur -
nace. Lot 166' x 132', one block off main street; Wingham. Low
price with terms available.
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Two bedroom brick home, newly decorated including broad-
loom, on outskirts of Wingham. Located an corner lot 109' x 81'.
Many extras. Low price.
Two storey, 2 bedroom brick home with large -kitchen, dining
room, living room, in excellent condition including broadloom
up and down. Located on large lot in Whitechurch. Garage and
workshop. Just move in.
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Three bedroom brick bungalow, modern all the way, located
on 1/4 acre lot on highway at Wroxeter. Modern kitchen with
appliances, dining room, living room,. sun room, hardwood
and broadloom floors. Low taxes. Immediate possession.
WANTED,
We have sincere clients looking tor rural properties and farms.
List today for action.
WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515
EVENINGS
JOHN BRENT 335-3391
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FITZSIMM'. NS
BROKER
REAL ESTATE
176 DIAGONL.L ROAD D 357.1117
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
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NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME
Over 2000 sq. ft. of luxury living space is oftered plus many
extras and built in features not often found in new homes of
todoy's high building costs. This property is well worth your
_ _ ____early attentiolVand the price is right due to owner being trans-
ferred.
NEW SPLIT LEVEL HOME
Still under construction but nearing completion. This attractive
3 bedroom home offers materials and workmanship of excell-
ent quolity. Anyone inspecting this home will be pleasantly sur-,
prised to find what the builder is offering in relation to the very
realistic purchase price.
2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW
Low purchase price makes this bungalow of recent construction
an excelleni...Choice for the younger couple about to purchase
their first home. Good location, economical heating system
and low taxes will olso please the retiring couples who want to
have money left for the other luxuries of life at today's highly
inflated cost of living. The listed price of $26,500. is open to
offer. •
A delicious lunch was served by —Mrs. E. Brownlie, Mr. and
the committee. The committee Mrs: Lorne Gardner and Murray,
for the next public euchre party Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gardner all of
on Jan. 6th will be Mr. and Mrs. town and Te1Ty Gardner of Lo -
Reg Watson and Mr. and Mrs. don spent Christmas Day with
James Wilson. Everyone is wel- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parrish and
come to theses, _�amllu...aear Dungannon,
100 ACRE FARM
Trout stream, pond and river. Modern home and buildirigs. 30
acres tillable, balance bush and reforestation, high terrain,
paved read. Pricf $50,000.
Ken Duchorms, Representative, 670 Shuter Street,
Wingham, Phone 357-2594