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THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS—Ginny LeVan, Jeff Mann, Jason Conley, Angela
Walker and Kim McGregor will be among the performers in "The Night Before Christ-
mas", one of two plays being presented by the Wingham Children's Theatre in a Christ-
mas Magic program Dec. 8. The program begins at 8 p.m. in the town hall auditorium.
Ginny and Kim appear as reindeer while Jason plays Santa.
Committees answer
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they plan to use two large tents.
One of these tents will hold the
fashion shows, cooking demon-
strations and possibly hair styl-
ing, while the other would be con-
sidered a horticultural tent where
flower demonstrations and other
shows would be held. The ladies'
committee is responsible for
purchasing souvenirs and has on
hand pens, spoons, frizbies, trays
and T-shirts. The committee is
also holding a quilt competition
which will be judged at the Sea -
forth Fall Fair next September,
with the winning quilts displayed
at the plowing match. The quilts
must be of an original design
depicting some aspect of the
plowing match, and can be made,
either on an individual basis or by
a group, First prize will be $100.
Bill Leeming reported for the
special events committee and for
The mayor•plowing class.
Land committee chairman
Barry Mulvey explained theta!'
necessary land has been acquired
and plans are being finalized for
the placing of the parking lots,
machinery demonstrations and
either displays., .
Any group interested in obtain-
ing space in the tented city is
urged to make application im-
mediately to E. A. Starr, Secre-
tary Manager, OPA, Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, Parliament Buildings,
Toronto, Ont. M7A 2B2J)
Reeves Bill Elston o•Morris
Township and Don Eadie o
berry Township were present and
Mr. Elston reported on the pro-
gress of the traffic committee.
Traffic coming to the match from
JUST LEARNING—Jacqueline Kieffer is developing her
bowling technique.
KEEPING FIT—Ruth Struthers keeps her bowling arm
well exercised with regt,lar bowling
the south will be directed down
the first line of Morris and across
the new bridge to the back of the
Armstrong farm.. Traffic from
the north will be directed down
the B Line and over to the north
side of•Highway 86. Traffic from
the east and west will be on High-
way 86. Both these townships are
in the process of extra con-
struction along their roads, which
will be completed in time for the
match.
Ralph Foster, reporting for the
farmstead and home improve- •
ment competition, said close to 80
entries have already been pre-
judged in the first three cate-
gories of that competition. All the
townships and municipalities in
.Huron County have 'been ap-
proached for financial assistance ,
and a favorable response has
been received from the majority
of them. The last two classes in
the competition will be judged
next August, as well as the final"
judging of the other three classes.
Anyone wishing to enter the last
two classes which are: most at-
tractive homestead; and most
attractive urban or rural home,
can obtain an entry from any of
the committee members.
Judging for the competition is
being carried out by George
Gear, former agricultural rep-
resentative for Bruce County,
now living in Walkerton.
An opo discussion followed
concerning the need for more
public relations work to make
people more aware of the number
of interesting exhibits available
for viewing, including the largest
machinery display in Canada.
All the members of the various
committees exchanged ideas and
information at the social hour
that followed.
Corrie
Lloyd Kiane of Hamilton spent
the weekend With his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kinnee.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fergu-
son and Carrie of Acton visited
over the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. James Alcorn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mc(Vcheon
spent a week at the home of Mr
and Mrs. James Moloney of
Islington.
Gordon Griffith is a patient in
Listowel Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. James Simmons spent the
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Simmons in Guelph.
A number attended Mrs. David
Gathers' 100th birthday party at
the Fordwich Nursing Home on
Saturday.
Jeffrey Nay is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gregg
and Geordie of Willowdale were
guests„ at the Bunker -Thornton
wedding in Gorrie United Church
on Saturday and spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Laurel and
Shauna and Mrs. Mel Taylor,
Brussels, attended the service in
Dorchester United Church on
Sunday. At this service a window
was dedicated in memory of the
late Rev. W. J. Taylor. Rev. Tay-
lor was Mrs. Edgar Dane's uncle.
$552 collected
for Bible Soc.
GORRIE — Mrs. Clifford Pyke,
treasurer of the Gorrie Branch of
the Canadian Bible Society, re-
ported the canvass netted $552A5.
Rev. Alex F. Cowan, Toronto
District secretary states that the
scriptures are now produced in
16,000 languages. Two of the most
recent productions are Today's
Arabic Verse and Today's Chin-
ese Version which will be serving
a large constituancy.
NOTICE
TOWN pVWINGHAM
Ratepayers and Inhabitants of the Town of
Wingham are requested by Council
Not to Park Cars or Trucks
ON TOWN R •'ADS OR STREETS
December 1, 1977 to April 1, 1978
From 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.
IN ORDER TO FACILITATE SNOWPLOUGHING'
OPERATIONS
Council will not be responsible for damage to
any vehicle or any other obstacles parked on.
roads or streets.
WILLIAM RENWICK
Town Clerk
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