The Brussels Post, 1980-12-17, Page 66 THE BRUS$E1.6 POST, .p .CEM B ER 17, 1980
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Mrs. George Johnston.
The January meeting will
be held Jamb:Cry 6. at the
home of Mrs. Kenneth
Wheeler,
Mrs, Ross. Anderson read
a story "The Woman who
found Christmas" and a
discussion was held on. it.
Lunch was served by the
hostess, and Mrs. George
Johnston and Mrs. Kenneth
Wheeler.
PERSONALS, .
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar'
Wightman entertained their
families to a Christmas din-
, ner on Saturday, December
Correspondent
MRS. LEWIS STONE-
HOUSE
887.9847
The Weekly Euchre was
cancelled last Wednesday
evening due to the inclement
weather.
There will be a euchre
party on DeCember 17, the
last one until January 7,,
1981.
A shoot party will be .held
on Monday evening Decem—
ber 29 at 8 p.m. Everyone
welcome.
' We are sorry to hear that
Mrs. Audrey Biggerstaff is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London and Mrs. Violet
Whitfield is also a patient in
Clinton Hospital. These lad-
ies have been patients at the
home of Mrs. Carl Weber.
CHRISTMAS MEETING
The Evening Unit of the
Belgrave U.C.W • held their
Christmas Meeting on Tues-
day, December 9 at the home
Students of East Wawan-
osh Publi c School presented
their annual Christmas con-
cert at the school on Decem-
ber 17.
The first number on the
program was "The Story of a
Fir Tree" by the kindergart-
en. "Away In The Manger,"
"Christmas Alphabet." and
"We Wish You a Merry
Christmas" was sung by
grade one, followed by The
Mass Choir - grades 4 to 8
The Christmas meeting of
the Afternoon Unit of the
U.C.W. was held at the home
of Mrs. Cecil Coultes, the
group leader. Mrs. Coultes
welcomed all present with a
special welcome to the
guests. Several ladies ex-
pressed "Thoughts of Christ-
mas," thoughts of babies, of
families, Peace on Earth,
Good - Will, Love and Savi-
our. Following each reading
the corresponding portion of
scripture was read in unison
and a Christmas hymn sung.
A Chistmas 'carol was
given by Mrs. William Fent-
on. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vair
led the singing and also
favoured with a duet.
Mrs. Walter Scott gave a
reading, "Lets-keep Christ-
mas," by Peter Marshall, He
says Christmas is in the
heart. Our Christmas Eve
and Christmas Day love cre-
eps in,then miracles happen.
' The prom isethat the angels
sang is the most beautiful of
music - Glory to God in the
highest, and on earth peace,
good-will towards men.
The minutes were read by
the secretary Mrs. Millar of
Armstrong, the treasurer's
of Mrs. William Coultes. The
worship service was led by
Mrs. Norman Cook and Mrs,
Norman Cook. The scripture
was read by Mrs. Kenneth
Wheeler and. Mrs. Jack Tay-
lor led in prayer.
The group will arrange the
birthday at Brookhaven Nur-
sing Home on Friday Dec.
12.
The election of officers was
held: leader - Mrs, Jack
Taylor; assistant leader -
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; se-
cretary - Mrs. George Proct-
er; assistant secretary - Mrs.
Murray Vincent; treasurer -
Miss Annie Cook; social con-
venors - Mrs. Clarence Yuill
and Mrs. Robert Grasby;
group leaders - Mrs. George
Michie, Mrs. Agnes Bieman,
Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs.
John Roberts, Mrs. Harold.
Vincent; community' friend-
ship - Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
Mrs. Bert Johnston and
Mrs. Albert Cook; pianist -
Grade two presented their
play "Visit of the Brownies"
• and the Mass Choir
Grade three - four put on a
play called "The Stranger in
the Straw."
The program concluded
with the Junior Choir -
khidergarten, grade one and
grade two singing "Who is
Coming on Christmas Night,"
"0 Come little Children"
and i"Christmas Time is
Coming."
report was given by Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor.
Members to decide to
share the surplus in the gift
fund with those making up
the boxes for sick and shut-
ins.
Members were reminded
to save used stamps for the
Bible society. Four new bab-
ies are to be visited in the
near future.
A social hour followed,
with the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. George Martin serving
refreshments.
Win turkeys
at Kin bingo
The Belgrave Kinsmen .
Bingo was held on Friday
evening December 12 at the
Women's Institute Hall, Bel-
grave.
Those who won turkeys
were; Corey McKee, Jack
Shiell, Mrs. John Anderson,
Mrs. James Lamont, Mrs:
Laura Johnston, Mrs. Ken
Hopper, Kitty Hartleib, Mrs.
Lloyd Michie, Mr. Jas, R.
Coultes and Mrs. Jas R.
Coultes.
Winners for Share-the-
Wealth; Mrs. Jim Leddy and
Kitty Hartleib.
UCW fetes
Brookhaven
residents.
WMS members
read Christmas
poem or story
The W.M.S. held their
Christmas meeting on Mon-
day, December 8 at the home
of Mrs. Mac Scott. Mrs. Joe
Dunbar opened the meeting.
"0 Little Town of Bethlehem
was read in unison. Scripture
from Matthew was read by
Mrs. Bebo Siertsema. Med-
itation by Mrs. William Dal-
rymple on the "Le gend of
the Gifts of the Magi."
Prayer by Mrs. Reginald
Shultz.
Everyone read a Christmas
poem or story. Secretary's
report was given by Mrs.
John McBurney and financial
report by Mrs. Victor Young-
blut. 37 sick and shut-in calls
were recorded. Roll call a
Christmas verse. Mrs. Jack.
McBurney and. Mrs. Dunbar
are to prepare the 1.981
programs. "Holy Night,
Peaceful Night" was read.
Mrs. Dunbar closed with
prayer and lunch was served
by the hostess.
WEEKLY SALE
13 in the Sunday School room
Of Knox United Church, Bel-
grave, with 42 present..Those
present were Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Hamilton, Anne, Stev-
en, Cathy and Robert of
Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs.. Ross
Wightman, Tracey, Pamela
and Kevin, Mr. and Mrs.
- William MontgOrnery, Anne
and Alex all of .quelph,. Mr.
and Mrs. Don Metcalfe, Rae,
Marie and Marsha of Hanov-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Chapman, Lisa)Gregory and
Colleen of Bolton, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred 'Moore, April,
Curtis, and Mark of Wing-
ham, Mr. Blaine Moore and
girl friend Ruth of. Chatham,
Mr. and Mrs. WaYne Nichol,
Susan, •John and. Andre,w.• of
Brampton, James Nichol and
girl friend Sandra of Bramp-
ton, Mrs. May Richardson of
Wingham.
Forty-five Edgar relatives
gathered at the: I3elgrave
Institute Hall on Saturday
evening, December to hold
their Christmas dinner.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Johnston, Mr.
and Mrs. Dou Craig, Debb- ,
le, 'Douglas and David, Terry
Hallahan of Blyth, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Daer, Terry
and Patricia of R.R. .5 Wing-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Edgar and Don of R.R. 4
Wingham,, Miss Joanne Ed-
, gar of Centralia, Miss Deb-
bie Fincher of Goderich,
Mrs. Belle Orvis and Mrs.( ,/
lama Edgar of Wingham,
Mr. and Mrs. Niel Edgar,
Kim and Todd R.R. 5 Wing-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Bieman k Kent, Blair and Su-
san of R.R. Lucknow, Murray
Edgar .of Aylmer and Miss_
Tammy McGlynn of London,
Mr. and: Mrs. Maitland Ed-
gar, Brenda, Dianne and
My sister, Jennifer, is too
small to write you. So I'm ,
Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Park, Mr. and. Mrs. Barry
Edgar, Christopher and
Gregory all of Petrolia, Mr,
and Mrs.. Brian Edgar of
Brigden and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse of Bel-
grave.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Storer,
Mrs. Leslie Storer and. Mrs.
Wayne Minick, all of Kitch-
ener, spent last. Tuesday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hanna.
is helping me write
asking' for her. She wants ,a
little pink elephant,. .and
some candies for her sock, a
little dolly, and a teddy bear
to match mine.
I will be a good girl again
next year, and so will my.
sister. Jennifer.
We will leave milk and
cookies for you, so if you get
hungry, you can eat them.
We know you will be busy.
Don't forget to leave some
candies for mommy and
daddy.
I love you Santa Claus.
Thank you
Jolene Weber
P.S. Say hi to Frosty and
Rudolph.
Concert held
Christmas thoughts at UCW
The Evening unit of' the
U.C.W. of Knox United Chu-
rch, Belgrave, held the Dec-
ember birthday party at
Brookhaven Nursing Home,
Wingham on Friday after-
noon.
Several Christmas Carols
were sung accompanied by
Mrs. George Johnston at the-
piano'. Andrea Coultes play-
ed • a piano solo. Alison
Coultes sang two numbers
accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Willima Coultes-at the
piano, followed by two piano
solos, by Steven Coultes.
Heather Morton, Kathe-
rine and Jennifer Procter
danced the Highland: Fling
and Kathering favored with
the Sword dance.
Members of the Evening
unit served birthday cake to
the residents in the home.
Those having birthdays in
December were Annie Brak-
er, Gordon Gannett and Ro-
bert H. Coultes.
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Dear Santa Claus:
My Mommy is helping me
write, this letter to you. I am
only 3 years old. I will be 4 on
December 29.. I have been a
good girl this year. I help
Mommy look after my baby
sister. I help her make the
beds, clean the house and do
the dishes. I don't want too
much for Xmas. Would ,you
please bring me some cand-
ies to put in my sock. 1 would
like mocheechee, a big dolly,
a little doggie, a little teddy
bear, a new pant suit,, a,
jacket like my sister's.
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call the Benmiller Inn... 524-2191
Book now for a
Gala New Year's
Eve
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Dine: •
Our chef has selected a seven
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main course of Beef Wellington or Pheasant
Alcantara with Paris Breast and Petitfours
for dessert. Coffee or Tea.
Settings start at 8:00 p.m.
Dance:
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will provide dancing and entertainment..
Price includes a full assortment of
party favors.
p. Dancing from 8:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Advance reservation required.
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