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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-12-24, Page 11ORE ',AK'S, The rift and Delmore WO Chi hold their air« uaI SundaY *NM concert On daY ?:e with e children of the "Sunday bola taking part la the en ble pram. y ;rap ;,,,Robert Harkness is @wtly n patient in the aetoria ._ Ito', ' ondon. iCarM Diokert undorwont gin appendectomy tt'riyio the Walkerton Horopital, Mrs. Robert Man is confined; to: the Walkerton hospital. Congratulatis to Mrs, and Mrs. Terry benierling. '(ile Cas emore) who were: married December 19. Be joyful and happy as* you herald the birth of out. Saviour. Wapn thanks, BEST WISHES Vilerrtly, we chime in rith Santa to send greetings and thanks to our loyal friends. PHYLLIS AND BILL BAIN V4,( ,(tQ{{{�... ri Christmas means the most at home—warm and festive with your loved ones. In the spirit of this universal holiday we say thanks to one and all. Tr► I ,wish to thank my friend a relatives fop ..their k dness shown' to me during my Stay in Wingham and District .Roorpita1 and fox 'Remembering me with, Bards, gifts, flowers ,snd viten sial thanks to Dp. Leahy, the purses and staff on second, (loot! ev. W. Parker and Rev. T. . Ra9ra. It woo all verymueh. appriated. • Mesa Annie ;(Griffith BIRTHS SANDERSQQN-- At the Wingham and District Hospital. on Weg- nesday, December 17, to Mr.. and Mrs. Brian Sanderson, Brussels, a son, Devon Brian. ROBINSON*—At , the Willowy' and District 'Hospital o..Thnrs- day, December 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard: rltobinlsoon, RR 1, Belgrave, a son, Mark Andrew. YQDER—At the WUIgham and District Hospital •on' Friday, December 19, to Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Yoder Jr., RR 1, Wrox- eter, a son. DEYELL-At the Wingham and District Hospital on Saturday, December 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Deyell, RR 2, Wingham, a son, George David. VOISON—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Saturday, December 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Voison, RR i, For- mosa, a daughter. JEFFERSON --At the Wingham and District Hospital on Sun- day, December 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jefferson, RR 2, Lucknow, a daughter. The Yukon Territory, with its 207,076 square miles, is equal in area to the four Atlantic prov- inces. HUTTON HOUSES LUCKNOW -uptex. White- church - 3 edroom brick. Teeswater -. rick 3 bedroom. Brussels - 4 b droom. Gorrie - 3 bedroom. FARMS 2 - 50 acres, 1 - 70 acres, 3. - 100 acres,. buildings: 1 - 100 acres, no house. 100 acres, dairy set-up. 1 - 168 acre dairy 235 acre dairy farm. SMALL ACREAGES 1 - 4 acre lot on highway. 28 acre lot, no buildings. 13. jai 3„,no b} 54,2 Oplt lo:C agigi ': bedroom csm 5 . Brick building on half acre lot. 90 acres on highway, no buildings. Several Tots at Kin- cardine and other listings. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Mel - Lloyd MEL MATHERS Le'ROY JACK ON PLUMBING AND HE TING 191 Josephine St. 35 904 Win -320 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE (Kincardine) LTD. Betty and Lorne Carmichael and all the Staff ,at Stedmans of Wingham say a hearty Than. You to all our wonderful Customers and Friends We wish you a .joyous Christmas and a New Year filled with happiness and peace of mind. JIIIIII �„ 4,, I I ( IIIIIIII � v. 1 I I�iilIlNllnA= w ,. _ .._ may,; r, ��� ' c9 ALT. tedmans-Wingham, Ont. Nisln 'c finest jOy8 of a 1►right and ha kris` „ ° ith' muck appreciation. THE CHRISTMAS STORY was the finale of the Wingham Public School Christmas assembly. Friday. Presentedby the grades one and fWo students, it made a perfect ending for the concert, and a perfect beginning for the holiday spirit. Mrs. Morris Bosman Mrs. Snowden UCW hostess Fiat.ef i��vawvia�u dies at Huronview Mrs. Ruby Florence Bosman passed away December 12 at Huronview, Clinton, following a lengthy illness suffered since a stroke in 1971. She was in her 88th year. Mrs. Bosman was the beloved; wife of the late Morris Bosman and daughter of the late Mr. and' Mrs. John Brooks, formerly of Bluevale. She lived at Bluevale many years where she was a member of the United Church. She also lived on the sixth con- cession of East Wawanosh and the fourth concession of Culross, near Teeswater. Well thought of by all who knew her, she was re- spected for her quiet and patient way of living. Mrs. Bosman is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Don (Mabel) Lamont of Goderich; three sons,; Jack of Goderich, Gordon of Bel - grave and Harold of Edmonton, Alta. There are ten grandchil- dren, 12 great-grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Lester (Velma) Falconer of Teeswater. She was predeceased by her husband Morris in 1963; an infant son Or- ville in 1914; a daughter, Mrs. Ray (Alma) Kendrick of Toronto' in 1945; also one brother and three -sisters, The late Mrs. Bosman rested at the S. J. Walker Funeral Home, Patrick Street, Wingham, .where service was conducted December 15 by Rev. J. Roberts of Bel - grave. Interment followed in Wingham Cemetery. - Pallbearers were six grand- sons, Alan Bosman of Londes- boro, Da id Bosman of Clinton, Don Bosman and Larry L ont of Goderich, Clayton osman of Belgrave and Jim Bosman of Seaforth. Fla al trib- utes were carried by a nephew, Garry C. Falconer of Teeswater and a great grandson, Jim Oesch of Zurich. DIED COX—Mrs. Graydon O. Cox, the former Kathleen J. Terriff, passed away in her 74th year at her residence in London on December 19. She is survived by her husband, Rev. G. O. Cox and daughters Mrs. William (Donna) Langton of Downs- view and Ruth Ann of Oshawa. Also surviving are her brother Malcolm Ross of Pembroke, sisters Mrs. Olive Boss of Wing - ham and Mrs. Sigurd (Adeline) Foien of Mississauga, and three grandchildren. the late Mrs. Cox rested at the A. Mil- lard George Funeral Home in London where service was held Monday at 11 a.m. Rev. John F. McKay and Rev. D. J. Snell officiated at the service. Inter- ment took place in Wilsonville Cemetery at 2:30 p.m. As ex- pressions of sympathy, memo- rial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society will be accept- ed. INGLIS—Alexander Mme„ Inglis passed away in his 67th year at the Wingham and' District Hospital oh December 19. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Thomas Inglis of West Wawa - nosh Township, sigters Mrs. Betty Flanagan, also of West Wawanosh, and Mrs. Robert (Pauline) Adams of Kinloss Township, and brothers Mac of Highgate, Rod of Earlton, Thomas of West Wawanosh and John of Victoria, B.C. The late Mr. Inglis rested at the Mc- Kenzie Memorial Chapel in Lucknow where service was held Sunday at 2 p.m. Tempo- rary entombment took place at the South Kinloss Mausoleum. His final resting plane will be Greenhill Cemetery. A Cana- dian Legion service in his memory was held Saturday at 8 p.m. Donations to the Cana- dian Cancer Society are wel- come as expressions of sym- pathy. DONNYBROOK — The Decem- ber meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Snowden with a good attendance. Mrs.- William Hardy and Mrs. Ernest Snowden were in charge and the theme was Christmas. The meeting opened by singing "It Came upon the Midnight Clear". Mrs. Snowden read the scripture from John 3 and Mrs. Hardy led in prayer, then they both gave meditations followed by the carol, "Joy to the World". Mrs. Wes Jefferson .read a poem "The Night that Love Came Down," followed by "While Shep- herds Watched Their Flocks". Mrs. Morley Johnston read a poem "In that Little Stable" "Angels from the Realms of Glory" was sung. Mrs. Ray Hanna gave a reading,'' "A Message of Christmas". Mrs: Otto Weber told about a Ukrai- nian Christmas which is very religious and held on January 7 instead of December 25. There is a special meal on Christmas Eve with 12 Lenten dishes without meat. Church is attended and a lot of carollers are around. "0 Little Town 'of. Bethlehem" was sung. Mrs. Edward Robinson gays ,a reading, ",Ar} Old Fa- shipped Christmas" followed by "Silent Night \" Mrs. Margaret Leddy read a poem "Echo of Sleighbells". Mrs. Hardy read a poem "Christmas Is More". Mrs. Snowden gave a prayer and the slate of new officers was brought in which resulted as fol- lows: Past president, Mrs Ray Hanna; president, Mrs. Ernest Snowden; first vice, Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson; second vice, Mrs. Robert Jefferson; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Stuart Chamney; corresponding sec., Mrs. Wes Jefferson; press sec., Mrs. Charles Jefferson and Mrs. Wil- iam Hardy; supply sec., Mrs. Morley Johnston; program, Mrs. _Wes Jefferson and Mrs. Stuart Chamney; pianists, Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and Mrs. Robert Jef- ferson; Christian education, Mrs. Robert Jefferson; flower fund, Mrs. Otto Weber; stewardship sec., Mrs. Sam Thompson; citizenship sec., Mrs.. John Hilde- brand; Official Board, Mrs. Hil- liard Jefferson; steward,- Mrs. Tom Armstrong; manse commit- tee, Mrs. Edward Robinson. A note of thanks was read and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and Mrs. Wes Jefferson also tendered a vote of thanks to all. The offering was received and the meeting closed. The hostess served lunch assisted by Mrs. Edward Robinson and Mrs. Hil- liard Jefferson. Mrs. Robt. Scott hosts to UCW WHITECHURCH — The December meeting of Calvin - Brick United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Scott on December.'i0. Mrs. Roy DawsOn opened .the meeting with a poem entitled "A Few More Days 'Til Christmas": She then conducted the business portion of the meeting. Mrs. Donald Dow read the new slate of officers for 1976. Mrs. Dawson requested that the heads of all committees pre- pare their ,.year-end reports in duplicate for the next meeting so they can be forwarded to Pres- bytery. Mrs. Ronald Jamieson gave a humorous reading entitled "What'll We Get Mom for Christ- mas?" 1 Mrs. Peter Chandler conducted LIEUTENANT BRUCE HARDY of the Salvation Army must have felt a little like Santa Claus last week when the army headquarters in Wingham became the distribution centre of "Christmas cheer" for needy families in the area. Toys, clothing, surprise gifts and food were donated by the Salvation Army, various churches, schools and community organizations and vouchers for Christmas dinner were pro- vided by the Children's Aid Society. ' As you experience the transcendent joy- of this Yuletide, may your blessings abound and bring you every happiness and fist llmenf:: May all our good friends share ' in the quiet wonder of Christmas. We are grateful for your patronage. Greenery and glitter, turkey and treats, love and laughter, that's what holidays are made of. Hope your Christmas is the best! LEN CRAWFORD AND STAFF