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Bells and trumpet join choristers... played by nine recruits route to Barrie where An ecumenical choir Later they sang Ding Cook and Virginia Open Door Evangelistic cienr ee from Midland's Alliance they have been pur- of50voices was directed Dong Merrily On Coleman from St. Church, Hillsdale; WHITTINGTON Church provided a chased by a United by Vince Evenden of the High, Lo How a Rose' Paul's; Rev. Paul Murray Porter, Local choristers, Shimmering accomp- Church congregation falliance Church and In the Bleak Mid- Brown, Knox Chaplain, Penetang- musicians and clergy animentto Silent Night, there. Mrs. Plante Kathleen Mounteer of Winter, and carols The Presbyterian: Glen uishene Mental Health joined together Sunday Sung by choir and made a wide St. Paul's Church. They First Noel, Hark the Robitaille Penetang- Centre; Lieut. Ray night in an evening of COngregation, and also detour' to. Midland Opened the recital with Herald Angels and Joy uishene; Rev. David Braddock, Salvation Christmas music at St. Presented a delicately and in one afternoon And the Glory of the te the World. -- Mitchell, Alliance Army: Rev. Stephen Paul's United Church, harmonized festive trained a group of Lord from Messiah, Assisting in the Church; Rev. Robert Somerville, and Rev. Midland. Two per- carol. volunteers for the ando Come O oresentation were Arrill, All Saint's Paul Schult, Holy Cross formances at four and Thehandbells wereen Sunday performances. Come Emmanuel. Reverend Francis Anglican; David Curry, Lutheran. seven accomodated enthusiastic audiences who joined in carol singing throughout the evening Assisting artist! Steven Brown delighted the audiences with stirring and_ sensitive renditions of Pur- cell: Trumpet tune &Air; Mozart's Alleluia, A Sonata by Purcell and a Trumpet Tune by John Hanley. Mr. Brown: was acnoOmpanied at. the organ by Kathleen Mounteer. Steven Brown is a| graduate in music from } Wilfred Laurier University last year, and joined the Salvation | Tell-a-tale army music depart- ment, at the Army's TORY BOOKS headquarters in Ss Assorted Ladies Toronto, Plaid & Plain There he works in the $ music program as well e WOOL as editing a music newsletter which goes to citadels across Canada. SCARVES Bi A handbell choir COLORING 10-Lan SHAMPOOS directed by Mrs; Bar- bara Plante of London BOOKS ¢ 1 00 : er Ontario provided ce : 1 exquisitely appropriate (Assorted) litre sounds for the festive $ 2/*3.50 season. The bells Crossland HL MEN'S Colleen and Tony Regier on the birth of Hi-Ball The Baks are happy to . have a new gran- Juice Glass Adelaide Lougheed their daughter- Katie, a daughter. Born Dec. 6 $ to Joanne and Gary $ McLean. Congratula- ea tions. 3/ r Congratulations to TUMBLERS little sister for Davi i Lie skier sigena Old Fashioned PYJAMAS Frank and Dein Baks have just lately returned from a visit to their homeland, Holland, where they had a three weeks vacation. Sympathy of the community goes out to the Frank Klein Geb- Ladies CHRISTMAS WRAP binck family in the POPCORN MITTS DOILIES 4 roll pack death of Gerry's sister. Don and Faye oh 00 White & Ecru $2.00 a Robertson have recently had a motor $ trip to Western Canada, 8" 4/ 1 .00 where they attended the Agribition Show, held in a etiow fee meeting 10" 3/*1 .00 CHRISTMAS WRAP of Crossland W.I. at the home of Faye Robertson > of \ 10 roll began with a Christmas np 2/*1 .00 Pack breakfast. We had five $ young pre-schoolers to = 0 entertain. Business was taken care of by the President, then the hostess Marie Baks B 2 2 =e presented her program Sale Prices Effective Dec. 15 to Dec. 17 or while quantities last a cOnsisting of several oan 7 King St., Midland Town Centre put on by Dein Baks, mein toawes 1S /N-- pe Your Downtown Department Store a ifts to be sent to ic peed ate i -aWa as ona Oe ae ee ay aay Centre were brought in ma STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30; Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-5:30 by the members. (BRE SI aS ENON a Ee