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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-12-23, Page 3• Aschristmas bells ring out their symphony of joy, we echo their glad S� message with . • ; "� A` wishes for a happy •• •' ar� -�+ holiday season, for • �_.'•` :r ��� you and those you • i� y q• '•,� hold dear. r *, To our Residents and Staff and their Families from Roger and Sandra Keay BROOKHA VEN NURSING HOME 81 .� DEPT. STORES NOW WINGHAM ■ 1 �J THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS was demonstrated.on ice at the Howick Community Centre Sunday afternoon by the Howick Figure Skating Club. No Christmas would be complete without Panda Bears and Sleepyheads. The dolls were Jodi Potts, Lisa Henry, Sandra Gedcke, Tammy Kieffer, Laurie Gedcke and Lisa Sanderson. Panda Bears were Peter Ankenman, Christian Feldskov, Greg Eskritt and Jason Edgar. The Mumbam Advance -Timer, Deceanbw n, 1976—P&Se 3 May the glerious .light of Christmas bring you, and these\�l1 G You lore, enduring Hope and - Happiness. To all, special thanks, A I V H. KERR CONSTRUCTION LIMITED, WINGHAM .' Howick wants equipment t o stay in. Office The out -going Howick Town- coming township would probably for about 5,5500 year, but new ship Council held their final have to decide h. eP,ow the situation equipment has forced Orced the price e _ X meeting of the year Dec. 15, to could be solved - pay off the outstanding accounts. In a move that appears to be In other council news, the Council also a pproved a build- - aimed directly at Township township has come to a fire ing permit for John Wilson of Roads Superintendant Carroll agreement with the Harriston electri cl who will build anew = , Johnson, the council passed a and Minto Fire De electrical supply store es part r _ P will Departments, and park lot 5 in the south-west corner resolution that states office w Pay them six Mills, about of Fordwich. This area has been equipment must be kept in the Per year, for the next two rezoned from residential to com- township office at all times. years. The last agreement was mercial. Mr. Johnson has been doing = much of his work in a room at his • home, where a part-time secre- tary has been coming to work., She had been using her own type- writer for the work, but it broke x; down and a new Township type- writer was purchased. �� _ Mr. Johnson's desk at the town= { e Howick Grapevine f ship office is in the same room as _ that of Clerk Wes Ball, and Mr. jj,� Ball said it is sometimes difficult JUNIOR UKULELE BAND sons were the band leaders. They Warm wishesfor both men to work together in TAKES TRIP people in the nursing home the same room, since the public is On Dec. 7 the Junior Ukulele seemed to enjoy the concert as for a often in to tend to business with Band took a trip. They went by well as the participants The YES! WE ARE OPEN Monday, December 27 and Tuesday, December 28 ALL Christmas Cards, 5 O Paper and other wrapping O off *Also 50% off accessories! ALL Christmas Decorations *Winter Jackets and *Snow suits Most fall and winter seasonal clothing Don't miss out on our Gelganteic Two Dai Sale! Come on in and see the savings! All items not available in all ara.p,.. DEPARTMENT STORES 0 CLINTON — WINGHAM - LUCKNOW bus to the Brookhaven Nursing band hopes to play many more Prang Popularized JOSEPH O. HEISZ Home in Wingham. The band left engagements before the year is the school at 10:30 a.m. and through. "� Holidays (1lrlstmas Cards Joseph O. Heist, Chartered Ac- • countont will be opening a public The first Christmas cards in accounting office on December 1, America were small by modern 1976 in Walkerton. standards —but the price was Mr. H•isz was born and raised tight. They sold for a penny each. in Formosa and is a groduati of Louis Prang, of Boston, is the University of Waterloo. He generally given credit as being "the passed the final chartered oc- countonts exams in September, father of the American Christmas card." He was a Ger- 1975 and has also completed Parts man re`ugm who commissiotted A and B of the O.C.A. in depth the works of such American ar- tax.tours • tists83Ehhu Vedder, las He hos been employed by on- Volk and J. Alden Weir. of None other public accountingfirm In this the "Wee achieved great fame, Joieph O. Helsz area for the post five years and but they were among the finest worked for a bank in Waterloo for Chartered Accountant artists of the day. one year prior to that. Prang established a very suc- 244 Durham. St. E., 2nd Floor, Walkerton, Ont. cessful business' selling visiting Business 881-2910 Residence 181.0288 ids' business advertisements and announcements, in England and in Boston. • Aschristmas bells ring out their symphony of joy, we echo their glad S� message with . • ; "� A` wishes for a happy •• •' ar� -�+ holiday season, for • �_.'•` :r ��� you and those you • i� y q• '•,� hold dear. r *, To our Residents and Staff and their Families from Roger and Sandra Keay BROOKHA VEN NURSING HOME 81 .� DEPT. STORES NOW WINGHAM ■ 1 �J THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS was demonstrated.on ice at the Howick Community Centre Sunday afternoon by the Howick Figure Skating Club. No Christmas would be complete without Panda Bears and Sleepyheads. The dolls were Jodi Potts, Lisa Henry, Sandra Gedcke, Tammy Kieffer, Laurie Gedcke and Lisa Sanderson. Panda Bears were Peter Ankenman, Christian Feldskov, Greg Eskritt and Jason Edgar. The Mumbam Advance -Timer, Deceanbw n, 1976—P&Se 3 May the glerious .light of Christmas bring you, and these\�l1 G You lore, enduring Hope and - Happiness. To all, special thanks, A I V H. KERR CONSTRUCTION LIMITED, WINGHAM .' Howick wants equipment t o stay in. Office The out -going Howick Town- coming township would probably for about 5,5500 year, but new ship Council held their final have to decide h. eP,ow the situation equipment has forced Orced the price e _ X meeting of the year Dec. 15, to could be solved - pay off the outstanding accounts. In a move that appears to be In other council news, the Council also a pproved a build- - aimed directly at Township township has come to a fire ing permit for John Wilson of Roads Superintendant Carroll agreement with the Harriston electri cl who will build anew = , Johnson, the council passed a and Minto Fire De electrical supply store es part r _ P will Departments, and park lot 5 in the south-west corner resolution that states office w Pay them six Mills, about of Fordwich. This area has been equipment must be kept in the Per year, for the next two rezoned from residential to com- township office at all times. years. The last agreement was mercial. Mr. Johnson has been doing = much of his work in a room at his • home, where a part-time secre- tary has been coming to work., She had been using her own type- writer for the work, but it broke x; down and a new Township type- writer was purchased. �� _ Mr. Johnson's desk at the town= { e Howick Grapevine f ship office is in the same room as _ that of Clerk Wes Ball, and Mr. jj,� Ball said it is sometimes difficult JUNIOR UKULELE BAND sons were the band leaders. They Warm wishesfor both men to work together in TAKES TRIP people in the nursing home the same room, since the public is On Dec. 7 the Junior Ukulele seemed to enjoy the concert as for a often in to tend to business with Band took a trip. They went by well as the participants The YES! WE ARE OPEN Monday, December 27 and Tuesday, December 28 ALL Christmas Cards, 5 O Paper and other wrapping O off *Also 50% off accessories! ALL Christmas Decorations *Winter Jackets and *Snow suits Most fall and winter seasonal clothing Don't miss out on our Gelganteic Two Dai Sale! Come on in and see the savings! All items not available in all ara.p,.. DEPARTMENT STORES 0 CLINTON — WINGHAM - LUCKNOW bus to the Brookhaven Nursing band hopes to play many more - Happy 1. Home in Wingham. The band left engagements before the year is the school at 10:30 a.m. and through. "� Holidays • • arrived back at 12:10. The band is The Ukulele Band will be going _ made up of pupils from grades to the Fordwich Nursing Home on four, five and six. There were Dec. 21st to play some Christmas approximately 26 musicians carols v One of the joys of Christmas at and some other songs. We the nursing home. There are four all enjoy playing at places. Our is the chance to soy thank kinds of instruments in the leaders are Mr. Shaw and Mr. v = you for your trust and con - Ukulele Band. The ukuleles, the Parsons. We hope we can make fidence. - string bass, the drums and the Christmas a little bit happier for piano. The band sang 12 songs, these people. Wingham some of them were Christmas Jackie Burns s Gcwrie favorites. Mr. Shaw and Mr. Par- Susan Mann SANTA CLAUS INSURANCE ACENCY " d Mrs. R. McMichael On Tuesday, December 14, the Kindergarten children went to ,,:,, ,.:,, ,:: .. , ,:: ,e: , ,,:,, 4: ,.: .: , ,:: see Santa Claus in Kitchener. heads UCW for '77 Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Underwood and some mothers accompanied them. The next day the other NOTICE WROXETER — The December Kindergarten class along with meeting of the United Church Mrs. MacRae's grade one stu- Women was held in the church with Mrs. Warren Fines Mrs. dents plus several parent helpers made the same trip. Good old Rate Changes for Hydro and Bruce Chambers conducting the Santa Claus gave each of the chit - devotions. They demonstrated the meaning dren a candy cane. Afterwards, they all walked through the Services in the of Christmas by lighting five candles, each mall looking at all the toys and decora TOWN OF WINGHAM one having its own special meaning. tions. I'm sure it was a fun filled Mrs. Bruce Chambers intro- day for all who went. duced the guest speaker, Mrs. Tammy Brown Hydro Rates Effective With Wesley Ball, who spoke on the different Christmas PIONEER COOKING On Wednesday, Dec. 8 and January 1, 1977 Consum tion p customs, pointing out the true meaning of Thursday, Dec. 9, the grade eight DOMESTIC RATES: Christmas, the birth of baby classes did some pioneer cooking. 6.04 per KILOWAT-HOUR for the first Jesus, and what joy He brought to They made Pemmican and Sour- 50 K. W. H. per month the world. dough bread. Pemmican is a mixture crushed 3.04 per KILOWATT-HOUR for Mrs. Lloyd McGee had charge of meat and the next of the business period. Reports berries. The purpose of this was 200 K. W. H. per month were read which showed the to get an idea of how the pioneers 2.24 per KILOWATT-HOUR for all additional women had a very successful year. New choir gowns are to be used to live. Most of the people enjoyed tasting these recipes, as monthly consumption purchased by the Harmony Unit, well as making them. Some of the Minimum monthly bill: $3,50 Donations were given to the staff tasted these dishes too. General Fund, Salvation Army, Susan Mann General Rate for Commercial Bible Society and the purchase of EVALUATION SHEETS and Industrial: new hymn books. The history Evaluation Sheets The following slate of officers for December will be sent home 'or 1977, read by Mrs. Mac Wylie, with each grade 7 and 8 student DEMAND CHARGE: ,vere installed by Rev. Ball: Pres., Mrs. Ron McMichael; on December 22nd. These sheets will inform everyone of the First 50 kilowatts of billing per month - NIL lice-pres., Mrs. Jack McLean; students' progress. Balance at $2.50 per Kilowatt of billing demand 'ecording secretaries, Mrs. Lil Susan Mann per month. 3allaher and Mrs. Lloyd McGee; reas., Mrs. Mildred Coupland; Program committee, Mrs. Tom ENERGY CHARGE: )'Krafka, Mrs. Warren Fines; Instructions Go 6.04 per Kilowatt -Hour for first ards, Mrs. Wallace Matthews; lowers, Mrs. Ken Edgar, Mrs. With Useful Gifts 50 K.W.H. per month ,ila Bennett; social functions, Rrs. Harvey Wheeler; literature, If }ou give a small appliance. a camera, 3.04 per Kilowatt -Hour for next Rrs. Davey Edgar; supply and ,elfare, Mrs. Bruce Chambers, even clothing to a friend or relahve for ('hristmas — he ° 200 K.W.H. per month Irs. Dick De Boer, Mrs. George sure }sou include the manufac- turer's directions damP. s; community friendship, or instruction tags and booklets that came 2.74 per Kilowatt -Hour for next Irs. George Gibson, Mrs. Stan ays, Mrs. Les Douglas, Mrs. with the purchase 9,750 K.W.H. per month tewart Higgins, Mrs. Mac Care instructions provided by clothing manufacturers should be flan; representative to Board of `.preset followed for garment protection 1.454 per Kilowatt -Hour for all Mrs. Gordon Looard, !presentative to Official Board, and longer wear Appliances additional monthly consumption Ys. George Gibson; pianist, rs. Mildred Coupland; rep- operated and maintained ac - cording to manufacturer's di- rection Minimum monthly bill: $3,50 -sentatives to manse, Mrs. Mac will give longer. trouble- free operation - ylie, Mrs. William Wright, Mrs. Fabric tags or booklets tell -chie Miller, Mrs. Ron Me- ichael. The fiber content andro P per - Bering and dry cleaning pramcece- WINGHAM PUBLIC meeting was closed with dures For most electronic equip - a delicious and there are important do's rich followed the rich served by the Friendship and don'ts essential to ���- lit. ation and maintvnan.,n UTILITIES COMMISSIQN 11