The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-12-26, Page 5D
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11 Prince of Pee"! Too oaten the
,. wrappings with which we enS116mroc
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shroud our Christmas hide from ks hownCycsIra the direct line from Christ •
1111".-A0 Calvary to Easter, and Cambridge s goal- 4 to 0 early in thd third
the fact that God's real gift to us , tender, Bob Jones, came up with however Kent period,
`�wwm* Amin +'`""""''C"+■••:
at Christmas was not just a baby, an N0�° flaally r*w c...., ter~' . r"O G"""r' "www
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but a Saviour to show us how to Hespel �e at the atoned for Listowel as be broke.,in M�•dw.on. ww o.s, =, , �.=.
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y Rev. John G. Anderson ' liye life victoriously ! Y. Dec. alone
to break Jonas' bid for a sm. °r"""'"• M'r'b` , K........n. �
30, as the lowly Shamrocks sbutout. Jeff Bender toorecj 1rn Mdiioili MGGW ". 6d". o"""
Trinity United Church _ A lot of us have spent many dropped the" w.l: "'. w.4«: dade m
hours this holiday season ad- Cyclones unassisted �~�' mow'" `«"`':
by a 5 to 2 IJkowel �� lid a T " Ann sw,nn,.,.
miring creche scenes, singing The teams battled thrown minute later and this Draught On
Twits the day after Christmas Papa with fear, songs about the Baby Jesus, scoreless �� a a Cyclone flurry which saw them
and all round the town And sugar plum fairies were en opening Period with the miss several great oppottmities, ,,, ter Psapo,
Not a child was unhappy; enjoying the magic of the stories. Cyclones hon edge Cyclones removed Kevin New P.,,,1° co.,.ww. ,M„
uw_ gone for this year. But God did not �g a decided �«,
where a frown. send Jesus for us but they could not beat Jones on bigging for an Mantra alladWr but a-. Raw c.n-
Stoc s- were "emptied, � I just to look at, or sing about: He many clear cut dunces. Terry St. Anand fond the empty
pti And so it's over. Gone the way came tobring us life, m its fullest Mike Pauze got the Shamrocks stomachs were full; of so many Christmases before it. Sense! Christmas brings to you rolling early in the middle session
And Jolly St. Nick was back at We're left with a letdown f or>enpletethe �" ' c°"ibrd"' ' w ra••
E'�e11I1g and me a Saviour' can lead u8 as he banged airs a bard Cyclones came up with a solid 2 canr,rodip 4:30 L-9 L.as. P�fdi I
the Pole. as always happens after a great into pan troth effort in this game bort lady luck 'coii°"do' 'S'3 T. St. ,Vga,bi". s..
ung, and candy build Soon well unknown of 1960 with the Listowel goal crease and then .. , .. , s,. A*.ad.
Turkey and dress" y -up. Iwo the confidence and F t them from �•• �� Edi".{d�,)
galore; Jesus Greg Loro and Terry St. A��
B decorations away, the wrappings Christ is Goo eines scored a their In Other
And crushed Christmas wrap- are already being cleaned u pair' a minute apart late games this week the Kitchener .
P� littered the floor. and the Present... away t�, ,,ted.. the New in the period. Cyclones a*shot Rangers downed the Waterloo s « 1i� `iL St. A.iid iT. "'. A.,.n /
Parties and "Season's Year with New Life. Ha su.,,,,,,, u.>ssoneko
Mother and father sat down fora Greetings" down. It's , PPY New the Shamrocks 1S to 6 in this Baskin 6 to 2 and the Stratford
rest, period Cullitons defeated the Owen '}sT T. sr. ,�,,,,,,d a. s<.
now time
Year!
up our sleeves �►ws: WoNr".Amand ran the score to
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.trnd pondered the chaos which and get serious about the un- Rick StSound Kmga 5 to 2. sho,.onCoal: srco � ., u.w.•.+av
had hit their sweet nest. known of 1990. Christmas was Stratford Uniform
Visions of Christmas bills filled fun, but the New Year brings us l •�.�?�:ias<:::::.::::::::::::::::: �,;;,,i��
S Stork Shops
- back to reality rather quickly.
Oym d That's the problem with Christ- 96 Downie St. U CW Installs We. Ball Moir. to Prepare mentally for the
mas for some of us! We don't Stratford'. Bert V Anne hazards brought on by snow,
take it seriously: we think of it as �� Robinson added variety to an en- sleet and ice.
271-8861 1980 officers Joyable evening's entertainment. Do You know, for example, how
a happy fling to end the year... a ;`� Across from Life -like animals painted by to handle your car in the event of
break between the def (in a which the GORRIE - Mrs. Sheldon Hugh Deighton and special light- p" all your
i � ROBE � we've done a so-so job) and the '^ � Avon Theatre a fid'• Despite
�0 1 TUNIC new (which we're determined Mann was hostess for the Christ- n8 by ROY, Stewart and James tion -
u-
mas meeting of Unit Three of the Robinson enhanced the setting,s good snow tires, slower
will be better). But that's to con- A complete line Of speeds, etc. - skids do occur.
SHAWL � centy�ate on the ora UCW. Mr. Robinson thanked all who What should you do?
wrappings of nursing uniforms and Mrs. William Price Participated and distributed Accu
Christman and forget. the gift... maternity Wear. with prayer and �� and c to the children. �� According to the league, do not
�I I SMOCK I That's right, Jesus! And not iust "Christmas and � a solo, ' jam on your brak�p pump fie
gently and often.
Mrs. Russell Powell read the HOW �O wheels turned in the direction the
scripture, Luke 8-18. rear end is skidding. As soon as
Hark the Herald Angels Sing�an�/e the vehicle at" to straighten
was sung, followed by two out, straighten the front wheels
readings, "A Journey ForBe prepared for a skid in the
Three" and "What is Christ- opposite direction.
s+�ia
mas?" given by Mrs. Price. s The combination of these
Members and visitors told of Caution is the beat defense ma . , -, ,'- can keep the vehicle
memorable Christmases. against winter weather, the On- ung' control and help you come
Carols were sung with Mrs. tario Safety League reminds all out of the skid. Remember, too,
Mann accompanying on the drivers. Too often motorists for- that using seat belts will help
Own get not only to prepare their ve- keep You behind the wheel in the
Mrs.''p Wilfred Gregory con- hides for winter driving, but also event of a skid and in position of
ducted the business. control.
Officers for 1980 are: presi- ;1o. f$: . •; JW
, • •
dent, Mrs. Gerald Galbraith: •#' •'
secretary, Mrs. Alvin Grainger; # Thank You!
treasurer, Mrs. Lorne Robinson;
flower and cheer committee,
Mrs. Gladstone
EdgarIrving Toner' '
quilting coin- We wish to thank al
mittee, Mrs. w. Gregory and I our customers for '!1
Mrs. William Thornton; catering their patronage during our first three
convenor, .Mrs, Alvin Grainger' months of business and look forward to
A quilt which had been made serving you in 1980,
was displayed.
1 prayer.
Gregory closed with to of this time, we would also like to extend
978 MONTE CARLO 1978 CHRYSLER Y # our friends and customers our.best
1978 GRAN PRIX LJ Gifts were exchanged and pot wishes for a Ha I
Silver yl top,
finish with match. CORDOBA Light and medium blue fashion luck lunch en' PPY New Year. •
ing vinyl top• red bath and stripes- Outstanding car, fully equipped two tone, matching velour buc enjoyed.
Economical V6 engine, power with every conceivable luxury ket seats. Loaded -with extras: •
steering and brakes, radio. One option: powers Ih seats, ower ' Joe's Garage
owner. Leas than 20,000 miles. P p ' 'dower windows, lock3, trunk, -
LicenceNWPSM windows, locks, trunk, air con AM FM stereo, styled wheels, Past presidents
WAS ditioning, stereo, tfk wheel, tin wheel, cruise control. Licence Donegal
cruise ted' landau receive gifts
roof. Dove NLH 388. 9 s•
$5895. grey with matching velour interWAS , # r • # , • ,
aero Original, one owner. Lic. $7295 Wallace (ioOdvVi11 Women's In- +r'-
MVL 835. stitute held its December meet- h!
WAS ing at the home of Mrs. C. P.
$6995' McKee. A pot luck dinner at 12
SALE X5346. Sn preceded
the ti1ndun�ment
v * A donationwas VOW
to go to. Central Ontario Metal Et Construction
1978 MONTE CARLO 1973 CENTURY wards sheltered workshop.
COUPE 1977 GRAN PRIX Leader for the spring 4-H girls is pleased to announce the
COUPE Personal luxury class, rich forest project "Food for Friends" is addition of a complete line of
Small V8, full power, popular An exceptional one owner car, green with saddle leatherette Mrs. Allan McKertcher, the
ery, popular equipment.
late brown, matching trim. one kept. Mint green, matching in- Excellent condition. Licence LON
equipment, rally wheels. Choco- very low mileage, beautifully upholstassistant is to be named at a later �'
owner, extra sharp. Licence tenor, small V8, full power and 694• date. Past leaders Mrs. McKert- ettl'�t •Sel'1/��;eS
NMZ 698, only 36,0oo miles. Licence HBD WAS cher and Mrs. Harold Mason re
WAS W Mr
$5495. ceived a gift. s. Mason was un -
$5895' WAS able to attend and will receive • INDUSTRIAL
$2595. hers later. • COMMERCIAL
SALE 5434. SALE * 2 248 a SA L E'3969. Clinton D; were given by Mrs. •RESIDENTIAL
Knapp, peel and Mrs. Ken • AGRICULTURAL i
, contests were conducted
1977 CUTLASS SUPREME
COUPE
V6, full power, lots of extras.
Nicely styled, navy blue with
white landau roof, blue super
stock wheels and interior. One
owner. Only 32,000 miles. Licence
MXK 413.
WAS
$4495.
rain t:MHYSLER
NEWPORT
Reduced to clear, here's a very
reliable car at a very reasonable
Price - and, air conditioning at
no extra charge.
Ucence' DJY 076.
WAS
$2595.
1979 PONTIAC SAFARI
WAGON
Royal blue, 9 passenger, match-
ing trim. Air conditioning, full
power, V/8, side mouldings, roof
rack. A terrific unit for trans.
Porting people and belongingsl
Licence OCW 407
WAS
$7795.
SALE *1 SALE *69
24,
1978 CAPRICE LANDAU
1978 LE BARON
Luxury mid-size Chrysler 4 door,
small V8 custom interior, full
Power. Executive grey with
matching vinyl roof and uphol-
stery. Licence MCL 600.
$5695.
Top-of-the-line Chevrolet coupe,
featuring landau roof, pin stripes,
wire wheel discs, full power,
small V8. Midnight blue with
light blue accents. Licence NCD
439.
WAS
$6295.
SALE'4653, SALE'5489.
1977 CHRYSLER
NEWPORT SEDAN
Fug size Chrysler luxuryl brocade
custom interior, WW split Beets,
air conditioning, power windows.
Fine condition. Big savings on
this onel Licence LRS 288.
WAS
$4:95.
SALE *3495.
1977 CUTLASS TOWN
SEDAN
Extraordinary value. Popular
mid-size family car from Olds-
mobile, with small V8, full power
end popular extras. One owner,
only 26.000 miles. Licence JWM
731.
WAS
$49%.
SALE •3969.
1976 VOLARE COUPE
Smell V8, full power, rich dark
green, matching seats and white
landau roof. Low mileage.
Licence JWM 600.
WAS
$38%.
1977 COUGAR ESTATE
WAGON
Good looking intermediate fam-
ily wagon. Cream yellow, wood -
grain, tan upholstery, wire wheel
discs. Smart shoppers won't
wait on this one. Licence LPU
922.
WAS
$4495.
SALE'3947.
TLASS
COUPE
brown with tan
Interior. Small
Of extras.
Supp.
Licenc
sem.
SALE
1976 FURY SPORT
ESTATE
Excellent family transportation
in a dressy, woodgrain wagon
package. Small v8, full power.
Only 39,000 miles. See it todayl
Licence KKY 792.
WAS
$4195.
SALE •4484.
1977 GREMLIN
1977 VOLKSWAGON
by Mrs. McKertcher and Mrs.
Dale Hilpert.
HATCHBACK
RABBIT
25 years of experience will ensure
Great economy car. Six cylinder,
Reliable economical 4 cylinder,
Mrs. Myra Parry, guest
speaker, brought many her
quality work ata competitive price/
automatic, power steering,
radio, snow tires. Good looking
4 speed. Nicely kept one owner.
Yellow with brown custom
of
crafLs to show and every member
Contact:
chocolate brown with tan in-
tenor. Excellent
cloth
interior.
went home with a new idea She
was going to try. Mrs.
Central Ontario '
shape. Licence
X3995
Parry was
�' ..
LLz 199'
WAS
$3695
ONLY �
thanked by Mrs. Dippel and
presented with a gift.
Metal Et Constn don
SALE *2977,
1977 THUNDERBIRD
Silver metallic with maroon cus-
tom interior, 5WFi0 split seats. Air
conditioning, stereo radio, styled
wheels, lots of extras.
Licence NCV 200.
WAS
$5495.
1977 LESABRE
LANDAU
Extra sharp coupe in firethorn
metallic with matching roof and
interior, air conditioning, lots of
extras.
Licence LRD 187.
WAS
$5395.
SALE *4996, SALE *4637,
1976 TORINO ELITE
Luxury intermediate in dressy
dark brown metallic, matching
landau roof, custom 60/50 split
seats. Lots of extras. only 311,000
miles.
Licence KXP SW.
WAS
$4295.
1975 MALIBU 4 DOOR
Economical mid-size family
sedan. Small V8, full power,
Popular extras. Fully recon
ditioned.
Licence KES 269.
WAS
$3295.
SALE'3188. SALE *2974, SALE *3373. SALE *2463.
1976 GREMLIN
Must be seen. Silver metallic,
six cylinder automatic, in out-
standing condition. Only 36,000
Miles. Like new.
Licence MCL 777
WAS
$2595.
SALE•2172.
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The adults enjoyed a gift ex- 42 Main St. Milverton (519) 595-8246
change and the children received
candy canes and balloons.
A court whist party will be held
on Jan. 23 to celebrate the Insti-
tute
's 30th anniversary. Guests g liberal Association
will include Mary Wallace, Peace
and C,owanstown branches. • •
Christmas
pageant
presented
GORRIE - An impressive
pageant of the Christmas Story,
as recorded in the gospels of
Luke and Matthew, was pre-
sented Dec. 16 by Knox PI`esby-
terian Church Sunday School
Christmas hymns and carols
were also on the program.
Readers were Jeffrey Robin-
son and Joy Deighton. The char-
acters were represented by
Lorna Deighton, Mary; David
Robinson, Joseph; Amy Deigh.
ton, the angel; Kevin Stewart,
the innkeeper; and shepherds
and wise men, Susan Robinson,
Peter Stewart and Jamie Ste-
wart.
Pupils were assisted with vocal
music by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Deighton, Rev. Bert Vancook,
Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. Gor-
don Moir, Anne Robinson and
Mrs. Alvin Mundell. Mrs, Hugh
Deighton was organist assisted
by Miss Lori Moir, Mrs. Jaipes
Robinson and Mrs. Alvin Mun.
dell. Instrumental mu9i'c way by
�ominaTion
Meeting
To nominate a candidate for the
upcoming federal election.
FrWay,
January 4
80*15POMO
Northwestern Secondary School
Stratford
SRpcial Guest Speaker:
Eugene Whelan, M.Pe
PLEASE NOTE - You"must have a current Liberal
membership card in order to vote.
(1979 Memberships may be renewed that
evening.)
Contact: Eileen Rae
148 Glastonbury Crescent, Stratford
Tel. 271411269