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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-12-12, Page 6ere 5 Christmas Classics he'll appreciate SHIRTS ROBES. TIES SOCKS VELOUR TOPS, PYJAMAS • SCARVES . SWEATERS Enter Campbell's, Christmas Draw DEC. 1 -'50. DEC. 8 -'50. DEC. 15 -'50. DEC. 22 -'100. with every '5. purchase cilAW:Ex MOM VISA =MU MAIN CORNER CLINTON 41I2-9732- 6 — THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 12, 1979, Walton .UCIN has Christmas pot luck supper McDonald. Communion - Mrs. Ralph Traviss and Mrs. Gordon Murray. The installation of the U.C.W. officers will be held during the morning church service on Sunday,January 6. The annual meeting is scheduled for Sunday, January 20th, all unit secretaries are to have their reports in by the end of the year. Rev. Ed. Baker closed the A sai,ing ot S1.00 per Ticket • 4 children vouchers for $8 A Saving SOc per ticket Blyth Summer Festival is offering season's tickets for the 1980 season in time for Christmas giving. Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL RR7-6677 Prior to the U.C.W. Christmas meeting a Pot Luck Supper was held in the church basement, Wednesday, December 5, 32 sat down to tables decorated for Christmas with the spirit of Christmas throughout the room. Mrs. Murray Dennis opened the devotions for the McKillop Unit. It was a most inspiring Candle Light Service with Mrs. Neil McGavin reading on outline on 'witness; Mrs. Norman Schade reading on study; Mrs. Glen McNichol reading on fellowship; Mrs. Don Dennis reading on service, these four represent the U.C.W. Purpose, which was repeated in unison. The purpose of the United Church Women. To Unite all women of the congregation for the total mission of the church and to provide a medium through which they may express their Correspondent MRS. JOE WALKER 357-3558 The Sunday School Christmas concert N. as held in the Sunday School room o of the Presbyterian Church with Bernard Thomas, chairman. A fine program of recitations, skits, piano solos, clarinet, manolin selections, step-dancing and Christmas carols was enjoyed by everyone. Certificates and pins were presented to the Sunday School pupils for perfect attendance by John McInnes and Mrs. Jim Thompson. Awards were: 1st year - Joey Thompson; 2nd year - Robbie Thompson, Cjndy Carter; 5th year - Kelly Day, Greg Moffatt, Gayle Campbell. 6th Year - Brian Campbell; 8th year pin, Dean Golley, Kevin Walker, Sandra Moffatt; 9th year guard - Joanne Shaw, Susan Elston, Bruce McInnes, Sandra Thompson, Tracey Day, Dianne Campbell. 10th year guard - Bryan Shaw, Corey 'McInnes, David Shaw, Donna Thompson, Jackie Robertson, Anita Dorsch, Shiela Dorsch, Shirley Dorsch, John Dorsch. 14th year guard - Sherry Robertson, Kathy Snell. First year Pins: Joey Thompson, Chris Carter, Debbie Richardson, Johnny loyalty and devotion to Jesus Christ in Christian Witness, Study, Fellowship and Service. Mrs. M. Dennis read the Christmas scriptures be- tween each reading, closing this part with prayer. Hymns sang during the devotions were "Angels, from the realms of glory" and "Joy to the World! the Lord is come"., assisted by Mrs. Lavern Godkin at the piano. Mrs. Neil McGavin conducted a sing-song of many favourite Christmas songs. Business was in charge of Mrs. Don McDonald, opening Avith a poem, "A Child is Born" followed by prayer. Minutes were approved as read by Mrs. Herb Traviss. The Observer is being ordered tor the every family plan. A number of donations were voted to different societies. The Spring Thankoffering is set for April 13. Treasurer's report was given Richardson, Scott Beer, Dana Beer. Santa Claus arrived to present gifts to the ch ldren. A Christmas Carol service will be presented in the Bluevale Presbyterian Church, Sunday, Dec. 16 at 8 p.m Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Burns Moffatt welcomed 15 members to her home for the Christmas 'meeting of the Bluevale Presbyterian Women's Missionary on Dec. 5. "While Shepherd's Watched," was sung to open the meeting. Scripture and comments were given by Mrs. Jack Jenkins with "Gifts" being the theme. God's gift to us was Jesus, The light of the world. She chose John, Chapter 1, verses 1-19, with readings by Norma Golley, Edna MacTavish, Eileen Walker and Belle Grant. Payer followed by Mrs. Jenkins. Thirty visits tothe sick were recorded. A discussion on a study book for next year resulted in a decision to use "Human Rights". Collection was taken by Susan Elston with prayer by Mrs. Golley. Mrs. Gordon Mundell was in charge of the topic and presented Chinese Christmas customs. Some by Mrs. Ken McDonald, and Mrs. H. Craig reported for the general fund. Mrs. Campbell Wey of the nominating committee . brought in the slate of officers for 1980: Past President - Mrs. Donald McDonald; 1st vice- president - Mrs. Frank Kirkby; 2nd vice-president - Mrs. Graeme Craig; 3rd vice-president - Mrs. Ronald Bennett. Corresponding and Recording Secretary - Mrs. Herb Traviss; Secretary - treasurer - Mrs. Ken McDonald; Unit Leaders - Walton - Mrs. Alex Gulutzen; 8th & 16th - Mrs. Don Fraser; Nominations Mrs. Campbell Wey; Mrs. Herb Traviss; Mrs. Alvin McDonald; Mrs. Nelson Marks and Mrs. Ross Bennett, Communications Co-ordinator - Mrs. Mack Sholdice and Mrs. Dave Wat- son. Stewardship and Finance - Mrs. Frank Kirkby; Mrs. Rae were like our own, a tree, which they refer to as their tree of lite, lanterns and fire works. They prepare special foods, some similiar to ours, others that we didn't think would appeal to us. They have good manners, but like the food, not all like ours. They are happy people but only 1 percent are Christians. Sometimes they have three generations living together in one house. They have a special discipline hard to find in other countries. A Christmas game was enjoyed by all and won by Shirley Snell and Eleanor McMurray, Margaret Mundell suggested members make use of the library more often to help with topics. Isommennr.a. Houston and Mrs. Ken McDonald; Leadership Development - Mrs. Merton Hackwell and 4 unit leaders. Church in Society - Mrs. Cliff Ritchie; Mrs. Harvey Craig; Mrs. Don Dennis; Mrs. George McCall; Mrs. William Coutts and Mrs. James Fritz. Christian Development - Mrs. Murray Dennis; Mrs. Walter Bewley and Mrs. Nelson Reid. World Outreach - Mrs. Martin Bann, Mrs. Graeme Craig, Mrs. Paul McCallum; Archives - Mrs. Campbell Wey and Mrs. Herb Traviss. "In-Church" Services Social Functions - Mrs. Barry Hoegy, Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mrs. Glen McNichol. Music - Mrs. Lavern Godkin and Mrs. Neil McGavin; Auditors - Mrs. Graeme Craig and Mrs. Lavern Godkin. U.C.W. representative to the Manse Committee - Mrs, K. McDonald, Mrs. N. McGavin and . Mrs. W. Bewley. Representative to Board of Stewards - Mrs. Don "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" was sung, followed by prayer by Mrs. Golley. Lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Golley. meeting with prayer. PERSONALS. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baker and son arrived on Friday froni Australia to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bewley and „Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Baker and other relatives and friends over the holiday season. Mrs. George Taylor arrived home last Tuesday from Brownsville, Texas where she had been visiting relatives. Bluevale crowd enjoys WEDDING INVITATIONS. THE. HURON EXPOSITOR- PHONE 5274240 SEAFORTH Sunday School concer J.E. 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