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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-01-03, Page 2a y , pyi,p 2—The Wingham Advance -Tames. January 3, 1979 Chr*lstmas assembly CHIPMUNKS --A realistic production of "The Chipmunks" by the Madill Drama Club opened the Christmas assembly. One of the numbers wM& was, entry: Mr. Cardy in tae of a spider terrorizing Mrs- Doug'" :'Y favorabl Y and very capably performed was the in "Little Miss Muffett". She was Abbott and Costello ddt. "Who's saved in the nick of time by Raid on first?". 'Mirror Fsaturga and the corpse was lofted off by Editor Rachel Wallace and Gail the biggest elf the audience had Thompson played the loads and ever seen: Mr. Edwards, who kept the audience laughing was very disappointed that the throughout. students recognized him in his Christmas fantasy, what does disguise' that bring to mind? Certainly rpt Mr. Simpson, as Little Boy distinguished teachers deeksd Blue, will be no threat at all to the out in costumes galore! Well, memory of Satchmo Armstrong, that's what it was. Santg (and and Mr. Elliott, who seems to w ie J course) portrayed by have the Pillsbury advertising Ther than the principal and contract sewed up, provided ice principal respectively; Mrs. some excellent comic relief. "NW' working �� . The assembly aided with a portrayal of the nativity scene, narrated by Greg Gunby and acted by the Grade 13 students. The concert ll rt was very we received, not only by the audience but by the participants as wet, and even the visitors from the school board, B. P. Morin representing Wingham, Turnberry and Howick and Marion 744, representing West Wawanosh and Ashfield, ap- peared to enjoy themselves. In the firm belief that there can be no .surfeit of good wishes, the staff of the Madill Mirror exteldds sincere hopes that the year ended well for its readers and that the new year will be even better. p i - 1 HEARING TESTS Vane's Drug Store, Winowirn on FRIDAY/ JAN. 1Z 1-3 PA NO OBLIGATION Batteries, Accossorles, repairs to all mokes. D F i �lop,. NEARING AIDS J. . a r 145 Ontario St. Stratford, Ont. 273-2118 pt,v r and Mrs. Pratt were Other acts, sach J kC as ac amp- sy{checked and frolleky- and bell and Jill Lisle kept the 10 0 i 0 • • 0 Pre great helps as Santa's audience amused and all the - • el � us; Mr. Edwards was having a nursery rhymes were well- 0 / gi va time playing with the toys represented. 0 me he rs supposed- to be packing, One of the highlights of the12C11 par r,cy a pogo stick. assembly was the presentation to 01 selected staff members, each in Santa's rhythmic reindeer turn seated in Santa's lap, of gambolled onto the stage in a eminently suitable gifts. Santa stylized bunny hop, noticeably was Mirror Ed t.Pr Alison degenerating from time to time Roberts and Mrs. Santa was into a rather convulsed bump and student council President Tom grind. The reindeer turned out to Walker. Of particular note were, a i1 �OOt�IhOfe t be Messrs. McLennan, Mali, paint -by -numbers set for the new ipVer sem' Gavreluk, Willis and Farnell drill `art teacher, a printing pressor eal:tra prizes w� - A gr� w� ye" - they achieved o..ne of the biggest stage destroyer for one of the 1 ^1"s1J� � - 7�1_,. New 1 laughs of the day. Mirror staff advisgrs and half ti 1 L/W Runner up for the best animal each of one slide -rule to Messrs. portrayal of the day was aon 'Hawkins and McLennan in an hands dpwn by an arachnid effort to get ."The Hawk" and MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter Personals Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gibson were 'Mr' Mrs. Stewart;Musgrove were Mr. and t6g. David Gibson and two and Mrs. Bob Musgrove and great-grandsons of Kitchener, family, Mr.' and Mrs. Doug Lance Gibson of Stratford. q� Weber and Kevin of Alliston, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Adams Clarence Ott of Listowel and Mr. visited New Year's with Mr. and and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher of Mrs. Stewart Musgrove. Walkerton. New Year guest's with Mr. and 110 Mrs. Vern Clark were Mr. and For this special draw, our re ular Wintario ticket Mr. and Mrs. Les Douglas Mrs. Ed Stewart and Leah of y g spent several days with.Mr. dna Harriston, Mrs. Gordon Un- qualifies you for all 5 regular $100,000 prizes Mrs. Alex Stewart of Kitchener. derwood of Gorrie and Jack Milligan of Wroxeter. Special prizes of $50,000-$20,000-$10,000 Mr: and Mrs. Vern Clark 0 visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith 101 Special prizes of $5,000 Pollock and Todd at Bramalea, visited Mrs. Ethel Carmichael 101 Special prizes of $2,000 0 pnd, accompanied by- them, and Mr. and Mrs. James....__ 101 prizes Of $10,000 visited one evening with Mr. and Robertson of Goderich on New and thousands o tr'ther special prigs . Mrs. Harold Pollock of Stratford. Year's.! 0 Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jack Clarke, postmaster, is in .ti,.for a total of more than 123,000 prizes worth more than $5 million Your teattlar Wintario ticket number gives you There will hr over 27,000 E25 prizes for the last 'Wintemute and Dennis were Mr. University Hospital, London, and MTS. Olkver Riley, Maty Beth where Mrs. Clarke' visited _ on thousands'of chances to win in this First Special three digits in the three Special draws. Priz"es Draw of 1979. It's good for all regular tax-free shown are basedon issuance of 102 series of tickets. and Lynda and Mr. and Mrs. Ron _ . New Year s' Day. 0 prizes PLUS THREE SPECIAL BONUS Theclaiming period on all prizes is one year Riley of Wingham. Sympathy is.. extended t0 MTS' • . DRAWS featuring one draw for $50,000, one f r Live on Global from Uxbridge! Tune in at 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Statia and George Griffith and family and $20,000 and one for $10,000. Miss Maggie Griffith in the loss family, Mr. and Malls. Harvey Heimpel and family spent New of a dear son, brother and VN Year's with ..their parents, .Mr. ew,, i1c-k Griffith. ' and ffit'h Wes H�tpel. John R. Mr. andbck ,..,Neil of Blyth 1�isited f New Year guests with .: - their aunt, Mrs. Nora Moffatt, and Harold during the holidays. Mrs. Nora Moffatt and Harold 4., t Christmas weekend with New year corn*eir families in London. > Gordon 'Pete' Yeoman is a patient in Wingham and Distr'ici OL Get your -ticket now!' 0 like o lamb Hospital. 0 0 01101 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 The new year got on to' a 'very quiet start around this area and officers at the Wingham detach- ment of . the Ontario Provincial Policeare hoping it is an omen of things to come. ` Sgt. Roy Anderson . said the OPP received onlyfour minor complaints, none of which amotinted to anything, and in- vestigated only a couple of minor accidents over the New Year's weekend. "We're hoping a good start makes a good ending," he added. c FAMILY FEUD, a spoof of the TV game show, was one of and Ian Mann are two of the characters and Santa -Claus the acts In the Madill Christmas assembler. Tom Henderson was the emcee. The Christmas assembly at Madill opened with protpssional music capably played by Anne t Campbell and Barbara Cameron. The first feature act was a drama club production called "The Chipmunks" and the audience was amazed at how much the rendition sounded like the professional version. Both the Grade 12 carol singing and skit were well received and were followed by a song by Dar 1 Seip, - whose singing voice atn of be , distingi,+s �d frurn of � . Johnny ��.. I 'fi., drama clue en tertained with a very pantomime ?IW music in w tr. Marni Walsh played a very at -. tractive music box and Stephen Pritchard her farmer owner. The audience, by its applause, showed how much it appreciated the very polished acting and innovative juxtaposition of the z diminutive Marni, prettily dressed in a white dress with red trim, and the stoic Stephen in his, garb of shirt and patched blue jeans. The musical segments of the Christmas program are always important, and the choir, led by Mrs. Douglas, and the carols sung by the Grade 12 classes set the tone for the concert. p Mr. Elgie played a novel' arrangement of "White "Christmas" and the Grade 13 - classes sang a carol the music of which was familiar but whose JOHNNY CASH—A guitar-pickin` Daryl Seip amazed words seemed to have a special . Fie megnigg for the staff and audience with hirthentic rendition of Johnny Cash s students. ` a"I CHIPMUNKS --A realistic production of "The Chipmunks" by the Madill Drama Club opened the Christmas assembly. One of the numbers wM& was, entry: Mr. Cardy in tae of a spider terrorizing Mrs- Doug'" :'Y favorabl Y and very capably performed was the in "Little Miss Muffett". She was Abbott and Costello ddt. "Who's saved in the nick of time by Raid on first?". 'Mirror Fsaturga and the corpse was lofted off by Editor Rachel Wallace and Gail the biggest elf the audience had Thompson played the loads and ever seen: Mr. Edwards, who kept the audience laughing was very disappointed that the throughout. students recognized him in his Christmas fantasy, what does disguise' that bring to mind? Certainly rpt Mr. Simpson, as Little Boy distinguished teachers deeksd Blue, will be no threat at all to the out in costumes galore! Well, memory of Satchmo Armstrong, that's what it was. Santg (and and Mr. Elliott, who seems to w ie J course) portrayed by have the Pillsbury advertising Ther than the principal and contract sewed up, provided ice principal respectively; Mrs. some excellent comic relief. "NW' working �� . The assembly aided with a portrayal of the nativity scene, narrated by Greg Gunby and acted by the Grade 13 students. The concert ll rt was very we received, not only by the audience but by the participants as wet, and even the visitors from the school board, B. P. Morin representing Wingham, Turnberry and Howick and Marion 744, representing West Wawanosh and Ashfield, ap- peared to enjoy themselves. In the firm belief that there can be no .surfeit of good wishes, the staff of the Madill Mirror exteldds sincere hopes that the year ended well for its readers and that the new year will be even better. p i - 1 HEARING TESTS Vane's Drug Store, Winowirn on FRIDAY/ JAN. 1Z 1-3 PA NO OBLIGATION Batteries, Accossorles, repairs to all mokes. D F i �lop,. NEARING AIDS J. . a r 145 Ontario St. Stratford, Ont. 273-2118 pt,v r and Mrs. Pratt were Other acts, sach J kC as ac amp- sy{checked and frolleky- and bell and Jill Lisle kept the 10 0 i 0 • • 0 Pre great helps as Santa's audience amused and all the - • el � us; Mr. Edwards was having a nursery rhymes were well- 0 / gi va time playing with the toys represented. 0 me he rs supposed- to be packing, One of the highlights of the12C11 par r,cy a pogo stick. assembly was the presentation to 01 selected staff members, each in Santa's rhythmic reindeer turn seated in Santa's lap, of gambolled onto the stage in a eminently suitable gifts. Santa stylized bunny hop, noticeably was Mirror Ed t.Pr Alison degenerating from time to time Roberts and Mrs. Santa was into a rather convulsed bump and student council President Tom grind. The reindeer turned out to Walker. Of particular note were, a i1 �OOt�IhOfe t be Messrs. McLennan, Mali, paint -by -numbers set for the new ipVer sem' Gavreluk, Willis and Farnell drill `art teacher, a printing pressor eal:tra prizes w� - A gr� w� ye" - they achieved o..ne of the biggest stage destroyer for one of the 1 ^1"s1J� � - 7�1_,. New 1 laughs of the day. Mirror staff advisgrs and half ti 1 L/W Runner up for the best animal each of one slide -rule to Messrs. portrayal of the day was aon 'Hawkins and McLennan in an hands dpwn by an arachnid effort to get ."The Hawk" and MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter Personals Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gibson were 'Mr' Mrs. Stewart;Musgrove were Mr. and t6g. David Gibson and two and Mrs. Bob Musgrove and great-grandsons of Kitchener, family, Mr.' and Mrs. Doug Lance Gibson of Stratford. q� Weber and Kevin of Alliston, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Adams Clarence Ott of Listowel and Mr. visited New Year's with Mr. and and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher of Mrs. Stewart Musgrove. Walkerton. New Year guest's with Mr. and 110 Mrs. Vern Clark were Mr. and For this special draw, our re ular Wintario ticket Mr. and Mrs. Les Douglas Mrs. Ed Stewart and Leah of y g spent several days with.Mr. dna Harriston, Mrs. Gordon Un- qualifies you for all 5 regular $100,000 prizes Mrs. Alex Stewart of Kitchener. derwood of Gorrie and Jack Milligan of Wroxeter. Special prizes of $50,000-$20,000-$10,000 Mr: and Mrs. Vern Clark 0 visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith 101 Special prizes of $5,000 Pollock and Todd at Bramalea, visited Mrs. Ethel Carmichael 101 Special prizes of $2,000 0 pnd, accompanied by- them, and Mr. and Mrs. James....__ 101 prizes Of $10,000 visited one evening with Mr. and Robertson of Goderich on New and thousands o tr'ther special prigs . Mrs. Harold Pollock of Stratford. Year's.! 0 Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jack Clarke, postmaster, is in .ti,.for a total of more than 123,000 prizes worth more than $5 million Your teattlar Wintario ticket number gives you There will hr over 27,000 E25 prizes for the last 'Wintemute and Dennis were Mr. University Hospital, London, and MTS. Olkver Riley, Maty Beth where Mrs. Clarke' visited _ on thousands'of chances to win in this First Special three digits in the three Special draws. Priz"es Draw of 1979. It's good for all regular tax-free shown are basedon issuance of 102 series of tickets. and Lynda and Mr. and Mrs. Ron _ . New Year s' Day. 0 prizes PLUS THREE SPECIAL BONUS Theclaiming period on all prizes is one year Riley of Wingham. Sympathy is.. extended t0 MTS' • . DRAWS featuring one draw for $50,000, one f r Live on Global from Uxbridge! Tune in at 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Statia and George Griffith and family and $20,000 and one for $10,000. Miss Maggie Griffith in the loss family, Mr. and Malls. Harvey Heimpel and family spent New of a dear son, brother and VN Year's with ..their parents, .Mr. ew,, i1c-k Griffith. ' and ffit'h Wes H�tpel. John R. Mr. andbck ,..,Neil of Blyth 1�isited f New Year guests with .: - their aunt, Mrs. Nora Moffatt, and Harold during the holidays. Mrs. Nora Moffatt and Harold 4., t Christmas weekend with New year corn*eir families in London. > Gordon 'Pete' Yeoman is a patient in Wingham and Distr'ici OL Get your -ticket now!' 0 like o lamb Hospital. 0 0 01101 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 The new year got on to' a 'very quiet start around this area and officers at the Wingham detach- ment of . the Ontario Provincial Policeare hoping it is an omen of things to come. ` Sgt. Roy Anderson . said the OPP received onlyfour minor complaints, none of which amotinted to anything, and in- vestigated only a couple of minor accidents over the New Year's weekend. "We're hoping a good start makes a good ending," he added. c FAMILY FEUD, a spoof of the TV game show, was one of and Ian Mann are two of the characters and Santa -Claus the acts In the Madill Christmas assembler. Tom Henderson was the emcee.