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WHAT I'D LIKE FOR CHRISTMAS IS...—Tracey Mayer was just one of
the children eager to see Santa Claus at the Rrussels fire hail on Saturday
and tell him all what they wanted for Christmas this year. (Photo by
Langlois)
Thomas and their children
Amy and Jamie, David and
Maureen. Thomas and their
children Sean and Laura and
their daughter Dianne
Thomas, George and
Eliiabeth Prdcter and their
children, Katherine and
Jennifer, 4th Morris
Township , Ruth and Ken
Alton of R.R. 7 Lucknow and
their children Sharon,
George and Suzanne, a niece
and nephew Mary Alice and
Harold Smith of Wingham
and their children Paul,
Peter and Mary. Helen Ann
Armstrong of Wingham and.
Louise and Tony Maio of
Vancouver were the only
ones absent.
There were games and a
short program of Christmas
Carols with Ruth Alton at
the piano and Mary Thomas
on the harp. Katherine and
Jennifer and their Aunt
Grace danced a Scottish
dance.
Ruth and Suzanne played a
duet on the piano. Charlie
Procter showed pictures he
had taken when they visited.
Scotland two years ago.
Belgrave citizens are
proud to see the new sign on
the Institute Hall reading
"Women's Institute Hall,
Belgrave,"
This sign was made by
Thomas Dunn of R.R. #1,
Bluevale and placed there by
Mr. Robert Gordon of the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone-
house visited on Sunday
afternoon with their cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
MacDonald of Teeswater.
Mr. and lMrs. Stuart
Chattiney of Donnybrook,
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Pletch
and David and Miss Ruth
Ann Pletch of Waterloo were
dinner guests of Mr. and.
Mrs. Kevin Pletch following
the baptism of their infant
daughter Michelle Angela.
Mt. and Mrs. Robert
Gingerich of Smithers
spent a couple of days last
week With her parents' Mr. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Yuill and Mrs. Leslie Bolt
attended the 35th wedding
anniversary celebration of
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lane in Parkview
Gardens, Listowel on
December 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Vincent of Oakville, were
weekend visitors of Mrs.
Cliff Logan and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Vincent. They all
attended the funeral of their
brother-in-law the late Roy
McSween of Wingham.
Six tables of euchre were
in play at the Women's
Institute Hall on Wednesday
eyeing.
evening:
Winners were: High. Lady -
MrS. Mel Jacklin; Novelty
Lady - Mrs. Ivy Riehl; Low
Lady - Mrs. Agnes Bieman;
High Man - Mel Jacklin;
Novelty Man - Lorne
Jamieson; Low Man -
William Gow.
Euchre next week same
time. Everyone welcome.
Aaron William, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. John
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‘Leppington, Ryan David,
infant Son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Cook, Michelle
Angela, infant daughter of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Kevin Pletch
and Michael Jeremy) infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack
Marks were baptized in Knox
United Church, Belgrave on
Sunday morning by the Rev.
Sohn G. Roberts.
Mrs. Stewart Procter
entertained, her family to a
Christmas dinner in the
basement of the United
Church, Belgrave, catered to
by the ladies of the Institute
on December 6.
It was necessary to have
their Christmas early as
Grace and Charlie were
leaving for Scotland to spend
the holidays with her family
and friends.
Those present were Grace
and Charlie Procter? Mary
Louise and Ross Procter and
their family, Cameron,
Donald, Chris and Anne all
of the 4th line of Morris
Township, Mary and Charlie
Thomas and their family of
Brussels Bob and Debbie
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Correspondent
MRS. LEWIS
STONEHOUSE
887-9847
Members of Calvin-Brick
United Church and their
families held their annual
church stipper in the
Belgrave Women's Institute
Hall Saturday, December 6.
'After a pot luck dinner the
little children said a re-
citation and sang "The
Weather Song." Sherry and
Trisha Taylor and Beth
Mc Cool did a baton routine to
"Rudolph the Red Nose
Reindeer,"
Following some carol
singing members of the
Sunday School presented a
playlet entitled "Gifts are for
Giving'!„ Sunday School
superintendent Donald Dow
thanked everyone especially
the young folk in the play and
Bonnie Walker and Mrs.
Gordon McBurney for all
their time spent preparing.
There were about 75 in
attendance.
ACW MEETS
The Belgrave A.C.W. met
at the home of Miss Lillian
Potter for their December
meeting. The, president,
Mrs. Harold Jardin read a
Christmas Meditation
entitled "A Stable Faith is
not enough" and also a
Christmas, message from
Bishop Ragg. The scripture
reading was given by Mrs.
Robert Procter and the
Lord's prayer was repeated
in unison.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the
secretary Mrs. Clare Van
Camp and the, treasurer's
report was given by Mrs.
Alex. Nethery, Mrs. Jardin,
thanked everyone who
worked so hard to make the
Bazaar and, bake sale so
successful.
The Christmas party will
take the form of a pot luck
supper land the program will
be held in the W.I Hall' on
December 20. The roll call
was answered by 10
members and the collection
taken.
talk on the desperate sit-
uation of the people of
Uganda and the Christians in
all of Africa. •
Mrs. Clare Van Camp read
of the Christmas customs
observed at Rideau Hall in
Ottawa and asked each one
to share in telling of the
celebration of Christmas in
their own families.
The election of officers was
held with Mrs. Robert
Procter volunteering to act as
president for the corning year
with all' other officers
remaining the same.
PERSONALS
Mr: and Mrs. John
Leppington and infant son
Aaron of Clinton, - Mr. Neil
Bieman and Miranda of
Wingham and George. Inglis
of R.R. #1, Belgrave were
dinner guests with Mrs.
Agnes Rieman following the.
Baptism service on Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Bieman, Kent Blair, and
Susan of R.R. #2, Lucknow
visited at the same home in
the afternoon.
Dinner guests at the home
of Mr .and Mrs. Cameron
Cook following the baptism
of Ryan David on Sunday
morning in Knok United
Church 'were Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Cook and family,
Mrs. Joe Cronin and family
of Blyth.
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