HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-12-26, Page 7HURON-BRUCE FEDERAL
LIBERAL
NOMINATING
Mir CONVENTION
WILL BE HELD AT
Blyth Memorial Hall
[note change in hall]
Blyth, Ontario
THURSDAY JANUARY3rd 1980
AT 8:15 P.M.
for the purpose of selecting a candidate to represent
the Liberal party in the Federal riding of
Huron-Bruce in the next Federal election.
GUEST SPEAKER
Hon. Eugene Whelan
Former Minister of Agriculture
MEMBERSHIPS
The constitution piovides that only paid up members
of the Huron Bruce Liberal Association shall be
• entitled to vote. Such memberships must be
obtained not less than 72 hours prior to the
commencement of the convention. Renewals of
pre
vious Membership however, may be obtained up
the time of the commencement of the convention.
Memberahips Will cost $2.00 each and may be
obtained from the Liberal Astiociation Chairman in
the various musticipsditles within the riding or from
JACK HORAN, SECRETARY
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tEL 345-2624
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Good crowd at
Walton concert
THE JOLLY SNOWMAN — The jolly snowman
played by (Jason Saxon) was just one of th
little skits put on by the Grade 1 Class at Grey
Central School in Ethel at the school's
Christmas concert on Wednesday night.
(Brussels Post Photo)
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Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN McCALL
There was a good turnout
for the annual Sunday School
Christmas. Concert. Thursday
evening, December 20 at
Duff's United Church. The '
program consisted of! the
Kindergarten classvgivin g
welcome were Danny Taylor;
Andrea Gringerich; Shannon
Craig; Randy McClure; Greg
Clark; Lori McClure; Susan
Carter and Greg Fritz. All
members of the pre-primary
class sang Susie Snowflake,
with Cindy McCallu, m as
Susie Snowflake. Teacher of
Kindergarten is Dianne God-
kin.
The Primary class sang
"The Santa Claus Express"
followed by the class re-
citation of "The Night before
Christmas". Then they sang
"Snow White. Snow" and
"Jingle Bells", The class
consisted of Tracey Bennett;
Glenda Carter; Steven Fritz;
J.J. Clarke; Nanny Taylor;
Brian Love; • Heather
McGavin; Nancy Godkin;
Leslie Hudie; Sherri Hoeg;
Tonia McClure; Kelly Work-.
man and Sherri Harburn
under the direction of
teachers, Dorothy Sholdice
and Marjorie Humphries.
The Junior' Class put on a
skit orythe International Year
of the Child, they were
dressed in costumes from
other countries, it was very
colorful. .This was followed
by "The First Christmas
Story" the class consisting of
Susie Hickson; Joyanne Van
Vliet; Cheryl Smith; Richard
Love; Kim Fritz; Blaine
Marks; Steven Taylor; Craig
Hackwell; Chris Harburn;
Sandra Sholdice; Jeff
McGavin; Donna!, Godkin;
Amy Workman; Benny
Hoegy; Randy Taylor; Terry
Taylor and Chris Gardiner
put on a Christmas Wreath
Drill which was very colorful,
each one carried a green
wreath. This was followed by
five of the young people
playing Christmas Carols on
-the recorder. Their teacher of
the Junior Class is Joyce Van
Vliet.
The Intermediate Class
put on a play, entitled "The
Spelling Lesson", the
teacher was played by Don
Hickson, Larry by Blaine
Hackwell; Harold by Tim
Fritz; Joe by Darryl
Hoegy; Tom by Gary Godkin;
George by Darryl Smith.
The second play by the
Intermediate Class was 'The
Be st Gift of all". Those
taking the part of John were
Darryl Smith; David was
played by Blaine Hackwell;
Peter by Don Hickson; James
by Darryl Hoegy; Other child
by Tim Fritz and the angel
was played by Gary Godkin.
Their teacher is Edward
Baker.
The pianists were Marion
Godkin; Marjorie Humphries
and Doreen Hackwell. Then
Santa Claus arrived and bags
of candys were given out to
the excited children.
Thanks goes out to all
those that helped with the
concert, making it a happy
event for children, parents
and friends in the
community. A Merry
Christmas to all.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. William
Thamer entertained their
family to a pre-Christmas,
dinner at their home last
Saturday evening, prior to
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen
and family leaving for
Florida on Friday.
Everyone was so stiff
.1 after the first day of curling
that there was some doubt as.
to whether any of us would
curl agin. However,
everyone came back the next
week and every week since.
Several new curlers have
been added besides the eight
new ones, members who
started this draw.
Brussels curlers hope to
have four ices in use for
the ladies after Christmas
plus one ice for men. Some
men who have never done it
before wish to practice
skipping. Also some skips
wish to practicOad shots or
other positions which they
don't get a chance to do
when they skip all the time at
night. ,Rinks put together for
a bonspiel can practice
playing as a team
beforehand. Ernie Lewington
is in charge of organizing the
men's Tuesday afternoon
curling.
Winners of the December
draw are; First with 40
points- Skip Nora
Stephenson; Vice-Sharon
Cowman; Second-Rene
!Richmond; Lead-Diane Bray.
Second with 301/2 points,
Skip-Velma Locking;
Vice-Betty Cardiff; Second-
Marie Van Keulen; Lead-
Jeanette McLellan.. Third
with 28 points, Skip-Yvonne
Knight; Vice-Janice Bray;
Second-Doris McDonald;
Lead-Clare Powers. Fourth
with 20 points was Skip,
Joyce Alexander;
Vice-Jennet Locking;
Second-Jean. Vitch; Lead-,
Sue Wilson.
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