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Merry Christmas to,
everyone • from yaiir..;-,
Bluevale correspondent,','
• Mrs JOis•AFPlicee, Thank you
for helping with the newsand
pease call me with Your'.
Christmas and New Year's
guests and news 41981. •
Sundty Christmas guests '
with Mr. and Ni[re. Joe
Sheila and Kevin,
were Jim Wright, Mr. and,
Mrs. Rosa,: Gray, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mr.
' and .Mrs. Alex MacTavish,
Mr. and Lloyd
Dong,Denise, Steven and:
Beverly, Mr,, and Mrs.
Gordon' Wright, ' Shari,
Jeffrey and - Kenneth,
ockatiitvA1,124logg!izol
and4Ryill-0,1401/10,4Walker
„and, Mr: 1,•and Mrs. Daryl
Walker:
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inn their Christmas party. Santa. distri-
p more than 100 participants:- including
'• a volunteer, durtnit.theRA 1Y.
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• Rita Rice, coordinator for
the Wjngham and Area Day.
• Centre for the Homebound, '
reports that the Centre's ,
reeent plea for financial
support from the Community
is being aaswered. •
To date the centrehas
received $910 from organi–
zations and individuals -
'twin offset December OX-
penses. "
• .
• Miss Riceexplained that a .1'
'total of $335 has • been:
received trom nine privates!
donations„ together with $200
front, the, ,United ..Church
Worn )4911)1 W g ntes..$2
from , the Vinghani Ittnette
Club, $50 each from the Blue-
:•, f•(•"
SU
i's Institute,
en'sHolyto�d W: Institute
and
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Vroxeter
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'fortheittlr he families of
ap-
proached. '''' ''
were'f4 d to local and
cliOnt's 42'''''Wso be ap-
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dons asking
4
She t Ito letters
"We2:0`;want to keep
receivingthis.-•', kind of sup-
port".
In - 'gate, ivernberi - the
tentre'Vo4 ,-,cutiv-e " dis-
covered,. . ''"!'" °{61,14.1 immist:i
a• '...!1
ealculitio ' Jh e,: ba4get '
caunW ir•iebe, hort-bout
$ 460 with : It ho- of
1
estic Rebekah
,, 25 from the
inted Church
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back tatiO:ialrill, be received:.
She explained tliat resider
jrF 0,
ow the hritmas.r
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r the gift eschan
• •.'brought for 4)0 f.:49
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• inade after'-
tit:ifrvigtotr:OVOtta
PO"ettplant,7Sturt4MJ
coor-
dinator, cafled each
v.olunteertatheriant,
A fibit-01i4i4ag SerVedk
et theger1417$0.4 .0t.the;. dayss
activities. ',fr--„••• '•
EveryoneSeemadto.enjor-
ibnengthet!thbrerfatM.4%,iiaakrt;g:'-'::
helped'. out
the.
:711' goes . 4:a:it 7117:::'''
drivere-whiloratight`teelork5,,,,-..:
centre 'an4jespgre,i,
Pollack for at:gatagal,--
preparing. theingre-
dient -1"44-',.adr bristmas.
dinner *key, an
stuffwg,.4,r-
Ma c rn try
cooked/the turkeYfor: us 44(1;1.
we very *non appreciated
their ' •
The centre will be bp�i
Dec. 3, 30 ant
Choe411asSeAt„:!'
AtithiS time, at, itaM1 aiu
Marg;,.,-beres-st the,
would •lik-1QL01)#P the"-''
`Aettilreri'votan :.-ieaderacl
and thecommunity ta very
joyous festive Season and
the best in AO ' • 4-;
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-grants aro received from the " ,
Ministry Of Consumer and -
Social .-iperviees, "but the
minister, wants to see the ores�n
coinnintiity support the
centre too„
The Wingham,and Area •
Day•Centre,..Or the Home-
bound is incorporated as a
charitable organization and
aupparterg, will !receive , a
receipt for income tax
purposes. . ' '• .
it is:organiXeff,te lircYkde -
rec 'it,:iiAi 04114 n
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'for'' , " trAl TATA a
honfeli 'did – MEW" a
feathieS ' information
semini,* crafts, exercises,
garrien,40 a hot lunch for
the'llaiits. Approximately
75 individuals take ad-
vantage of • the program,
which is offered three days
per week.
wing ernnfett
or ts untilJanuary
Miss Rice saidithe centre
iisitrying to fu i n orgarn
ration that wit nsor it no
:that:annual
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• ByRitaltice
On Dec. 17 i 4:;Winghn.ni
• and Area Day -entre, lailhe
HwnChrisetmblusndheld its
paii, 4. Appro#:
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mately 100 people joined the
party, including senors and
volunteers. It was an en-
joyable day during which all
• three groups using the centre
had a chance t� meet new
people or renew
• The Tuesday, Wednesday
• and Thursday groups all
• came to the party Wednes-
day,
The day started With the
singing or Christmas carols• .
The choir of seniors .had a
' '.
,
beautiful sound i cand ., it
seemed to be a iiod. Way to
get everyoneAnt° the
'Christmasmood.
RuthThompson, one
of our
volunteers from; ,:lAtteknolt,
had a short storytonalrate
, during the carol, '0 Come All
Ye Faithful'. ButtehiSspent
one Christmas in Sierra
Leone, Africa, with hr
sister who was on an over-
seas work pragrailit The
story was quite appropriate
to the carol, and also ex-
plained Christmas in another
count
rY
The Christmas 'dinner was
served at noon to the whole
group. Each senior was res-
-. ponsi bie for bringing an item
for the meal. The turkeys
and some hot vegetables
• were cooked right here at the
centre, but everything else
was made or bought by the
seniors. This really gave
good variety, and also gave
everyone the feeling of
contributing to the party. :
StAaoThsrnteeadFpoCiirshneritnttsh,teriats tiopritvai
the Poorhouse'. One of our
seniors displayed elthelieht
acting ability. Rel"dolttiine
was quite appropriate and
her disguise was excellent,
but after a while the crowd
figured. out it was Mrs. Tillie
Gaunt of Wingham.
John MacMurchy of
Lucknow, gave a Christmas
reading, entitled 'Christmas
Time'. John has seen quiten-
few Christmases as he -cele-
brated his 94th birthday on
Monday, Dec. 22. His en-
thusiasm was very well
received.
Another item on thepro-
gram was .done by Grace
cOni
,
BELGRAVE On
day eyening, Trinity
,can Church held a pot '.1luck
supper; followed.hy a
hrist-
mas social in the %Mega
Institute Hail. Thehall Was
decorated, with; a ChrititMaS,
tree laden with
The program openWyri th
a welcome /song bitAliati.'
Bailie. Recitation!! were also
given b Da jarilin, Bill
Bailie,.! Karen Procter,"
Michael Jardin, Allan Bailie'.
and Angela Nethery 'Wipe
were sung by: Allan pale;
Billy Bailie,: DaffyLJardin,
Michael Jardin aid Brenda
Bailie and also songs by
Clarke Johnston:were en-
joyed by all.
Denise Nethery, Jennifer
and Jeffrey Saunders played
piano solos. A pier entitled,
"Christmas Tradition" was
Presented. The program,
closed with songs by the
-choir and Sunday School. -
Santa Claus !arrived on
schedule to the great delight
. of the smaller children and
distributed gifts and bags of
candy; He departed wishing
all a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
„tanaT frikt
WINGHAM
357-2320
As we gather together to share the
blessings and joy of the holiday with those
we love, we greet old friendsarid say thanks.
From all of s;i; at -
RALPH'S TEXAC
Wishing you
bright moments
To enjoy while
they're here,
And sending
• warm thanks
To our friends
far and near.
WINGHAM PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSION