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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-12-24, Page 9fy Tones% eats i. and einPlaYeea weret', ?► .0 Or i ve and Mrs. William .at their borne ois Wednesday eve? Oeeeniber 1,7".. C mer **pressed APPONIA,J, May its arrival fill hearts, homes. with joy. Thanks for your confidence, EDWELLIOTT ��T INSURANCE AND REAL. ESTATE . 14 *I I :141 24124" ziOr 211" ge Of I 1114 • "SEASQN'$ GREETINGS" were brought to the. Fast Wawangsli Christmas concert last Tuesday when the glee club of about 40 boys and girls entertained with seasonal selections. The'schopl, auditorium was tilled to overflowing despite the winter weather and cold The hells are merrily ringing with joyous notes of good ejirr to bring you,. MOTHER GOOSE celebrated her Christmas during the East Wawanosh Christmas concert last Tuesday night when the kindergarten students portrayed the various rhyme our customers, special greetings of the holiday season and our special "thank you." LAIDLAW APPLIANCE horn • SALES .AND. SERVICE ' ' •• {Min s Ray and Anne Phos• 357=2262 •• 61.141tArNAilizAtf4Anit'At:WaAr AT at zOr ' ) iii0= 'SO IV IPIWFIVIOIZr:IIVIOIlittgi01 IV IN k r•1'D' ``� rkm 1.1/4 . , *-- y _ 14 • fo, I� ,I n�uui�G 4 ' ( As the world 14 celebrates the 14 •• � coming of Christ, VI •' we rejoice and give thanks 11 *( for our malty blessings. ti 04 Edith and Jack Vi 4 S. J. WALKER4 - • FUNERAL HOME , •• Wishing you Happy Holidays as Christmas lights the world! Thanks all. • characters in a little play. Mother Goose and all her friends were greeted with delight by the appreciative audience of parents and friends. Christmas program E. W. students Mrs. Robert Skinn, president o the Catholic Women's League welcomed those in attendance when the league members pre sented an enjoyable . Christmas program instead of their regular Christmas meeting..Rev. A. J. - Nolan also added words of wel- come and stressed the impor- tance of attendance at league meetings and other functions. The Sacred Heart School girls' choir sang "Wedding Banquet" and "Silent Night", accompanied by Teddy Brophy, Vickie Belan- ger, Susan Wilhelm and Mrs. Day on guitars. Miss Pauline Schmidt gave a delightful reading `entitled "How Mrs. Claus Saved. Christ- mas". Misses Carrie Bray mid Carrie Taylor entertained the group with a baton and dance roUtine under the direction of Mrs. Patti Robertson. The number was en- titled "Rubber Duckie". The Belanger sisters, Vickie and Carol, sang duets called "What Child Is This?" and "Drummer Boy", .accompanied by Vickie on the guitar. The CWL executive then pre- sented a humorous skit entitled "The Christmas Cake". Cast members were Mrs. Gerry Belanger, Mrs. Skinn, Mrs. Brian Douglas, Anne Morrison and Mrs. Anita McKinley. After more numbers by. the girls' choir and a readipg by Mrs. E. Mahe, entitled "The Master Is Coming", the group enjoyed a singsong of Christmas carols conducted by Mrs. Day. Mr. and Mrs. Claus then arrived to pre- sent gifts and treats to everyone in attendance. Mrs. Belanger thanked Mrs. Day and Mrs. O'Malley for the choir's performance and also ex- pressed gratitude to Mrs. Robert- son for her group's entertain ment. 'Happy Birthday' was sun to Mrs. Day and she was pre - f sented with a small gift for her time and work spent with ' the choir. _ The program ended with a deli- cious pot luck lunch, followed by a draw for the missions. First' prize was a doll made by Mrs. George Skinn, Sr.; second, a Kleenex box cover made by Miss Mary Hehn; third, a clown made by Mrs. Rosemary Schwichten- berg. - Thanks to Mrs. deBruyn for her sale table of knitwear. Her time and work is appreciated. 1 ris mas As all herald the birth of Christ ik the manger, we extend our wishesnfor an inspired and blessed holiday. WINGHAM PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Children hold Christmas meeting WHITECHURCH — Chalmers Children of the Church held their December meeting on Sunday in the Sunday, School room during church service. David Ross, first vice-presi- dent, presided and gave the call to worship. The scripture was read by leader Mrs. Archie Purdon. Kendra Purdon led in prayer. Vicki Scott read the minutes and called the roll, answered by ten members giving a word from the Christmas story. The birth- day calendar was marked. All sang "Away in a Manger" with Christmas music in the background from the record player. The closing prayer was given by Vicki Scott. A Christmas lunch was then e enjoyed by all. give concert BELGRAVE Pupils of ''East Wawanosh Public School pre- ' sented their annual Christmas concert to many friends and parents on Tuesday evening. Ther. were seven main pre- sentations in which mostly junior children participated. Kinder- garten class presented a play called "Mother Goose's Christ- mas." Seventeen students were involved Grades 1 and 2 pre- sented an operetta entitled "Christmas Eve's Ireafn " Grades 2 and 3 combined their talents and also presented an operetta, "Santa Claus Ex- press." The Classes of 4 and 5 entertained the audience with a combination of a sing -song, piano solos and a play entitled "Christ- mas All Over the Place." The school's Glee Club, which con- sisted of some senior pupils, sang many Christmas songs. The final event of the evening was the Primary mass choir con- sisting of Kindergarten to Grade three. They sang four songs. The children were all very entertaining. A lot of hard work was done in ..getting the scenery prepared for their plays. The eveningwas enjoyed by everyone and there were many very proud parents and teachers. Thank you to all who helped make Tuesday, December 16 an xciting and enjoyable night. Merry Christmas to all. n.1„. .x r.,c;, c,: to os;v.;,;. spiritThe of Christmas is everywhere filling the world with happiness and joy. We hope your holiday is brinIrning ' with all, good things. Murray and: Staff FROSTY QUEEN Wishing you a holiday crammed full of the treasures and delights of a wonderful Yuletide! To you and yours, Merry Christmas. Teeswater Creamery Ltd. TEESWATER • .4. fk PRESBYTERIAN WEDDING—Betty Cowan, daughter Mr. and Mrs. M. Cowan of Listowel was married to Tom Haugh of Kincardine, son of Ivan Haugh of RR 1, Wingham and the late Mrs. Haugh at Listowel Presbyterian Church on December 5. The couple will live in Kincardine. (Photo by Russell Studio) of May your Christmas be a bountiful feast of harmony and joy . • with your loved ones. 's` ` 11 Serving you is always ry, a pleasure .... • gi Thanks ti . •RIVERVIEW IV -,,471....,.... Don and Florence Delmage