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A Open house St. Margaret's Church members were invited to in- spect the progress of the rebuilding of their church last Sunday afternoon. A couple more months of work inside themew building remains to be done before the congregation can return. Since the Dec. 24, 1986 fire, St. Margaret's members have been meeting in St. Theresa's High School. an if ONDON i Vy ud i Available at With Love Jo-Ann & Bob Klug 46 Main St. Penetanguishene 549-3944 from The Management and Staff of Mike's Mart 95 Main St., Penetang strait stomers I wish you and your families a very NA and Merry Christmas. I would like to take this moment, to thank all of you for your support in this past year. May the coming new year, bring you happiness and prosperity. "fay ehh (ot f ky /), 7 O 4 ------ a Page 16, Wednesday, December 23, 1987 Plans for a merry Christmas season at Wye Marsh promise a host of engaging activities for all ages. Special events on Dec. 23 highlight the season. Inter- nationally renowned festival performer Bill Russell is featured in two special performances for families. The first, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. is a concert geared to people under 9 years. With Just for Fun, Bill Russell invites his au- dience to take part in an ac- tive program of song and play. With snippets from his childhood, a loop of string, some French songs from his native Louisiana, Bill gets children and adults laughing and sing- ing. Audience size is limited to 150, so reserve your tickets early: $3 for Js adults and $1.50 for children. Next in the program is String Games for Begin- ners, from 1 to 2 p.m. When Bill Russell teaches the fascinating art of mak- ing string figures and tricks, everyone has fun. This activity is meant for people over nine years old, and pre-registration is a must, as numbers are limited to 50 people. Again, the ticket price is $3 for adults and $1.50 for students and children. Every day will be fun over the school break days at the wildlife centre. The children's program will be different each day, so you can choose one day or en- joy spending the whole break at Wye Marsh. Dress warmly for hikes and also bring running shoes for-in- door activities. Bring a In thoughtful appreciation of your kind patronage. JS CASOTUS SD a (POOF LI, Greetings: mee Concerts today at Wye lunch (drinks and chips are available at the centre). Cost for a full day's super- vised activity is $11 a day for non-members and $8 for members. A senior ski program is offered to older kids-ski rentals are includ- ed in the price. More holiday season highlights, a live animal show on Dec 29 and a big New Year's Eve celebra- tion with live music, a ski and snowshoe party, and a hot/cold buffet for only $10/member or $15/non- member. Call the centre to reserve a ticket. The Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre located on Hwy 12, 5 km east of Midland will be closed on Dec. 24, Christmas Day, Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. For more infor- mation call the centre at (705) 526-7809. SRI aN ILA De Y:}) enet © \ Wh SS ' w SENT Ww \ = From Nancy, Bill & Staff | a <E The greatest of gifts are family and friends, as the magic of the season never ends! To wish you... » % ia Fi sellus Ara <p] Mardware 549-8565 AVERY MERRY CHRISTMA