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The Brussels Post, 1981-12-16, Page 11WEDDING. INVITATIONS THE HURON .EXPOSITOR PRONt ,5274)240' SEAPORTR Marsha Mason Kristy McNichol J Shows 7 & 9 p.m. Adult Accompaniment Saturday Matinee 2 p.m. BLACK BEAUTY All seats $1.50 TURKEY BINGOS Brussels Legion Nall Friday, November 27, 1981 Friday, December 4, 1981 Thday, December 11 1981 Friday, December 18. 1981 14 REGt1l AR GAMES 1 SPECIALS AT 526.nti EACH. 1 SHARE - THE = WEALTH DOOR PRt±E dmitsion: $1.50 -sate, torch 26C- fit& 0..m. UNDER 1f lE AUSPICES OF '94 eilittEt. BRANCH' ;416* OF THE tikkAtilAfo SION THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 16, 1981 All Wingham man is HPRCSS vice chairman Trustee John O'Leary of RR2 Staffa was elected chairman of the Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board at its inaugural meeting at Dublin Monday. He is a six-year veteran of the board, who served as chairman of its finance committee this year. Keith Montgomery of Wingham was acclaimed to the position of vice-chairman, . and had been chairman of the board's billing Keith Montgomery of Wingham was acclaimed to the position of vice-chairman, and had been chairman of the board's building property committee. Former chairman Ron Murray received a plaque for his work this year. Family dinner honours Mrs Bishop , 80 years young HPRCSS vice chairman Keith Montgomery and chairman John O'Leary. Robert. Miss Winnifred Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hinz, Mr. and Mrs: Randy McCracken and. Stephanie, Nigel and baby Magene, Mrs. Nancy Diehl and baby . Curtis, Mr. David Diehl, Miss Dianne Bernard, Jack Bish- op, Bill Diehl, Mary Bishop, The Sunday School Room of the BruSsels United Church was decorated nicely for the "Christmas theme" when the evening unit of the U.C.W. entertained mem- bers and guests on December 9. President Karen Cardiff welcomed everyone. Twelve young people of the Inter- me•diate Choir sang three The Past Noble Grands of Morning Star Rebekah Lodge, Brussels held their December meeting at the home of Jean Bridge. There was a very good attendance. Verna Thomas conducted the business part of the meeting: Mary Lowe The annual Christmas party of the C.W.L. of St. Ainbrose parish was held on Dec. 8 and each member brought their husband or a lovely Christmas Songs with Larke McDonald accompany- ing them at the piano and Sheila Richards leading, Nora Stephenson read a short peom "A Christmas Gift": Everyone then joined in sing- ing "Come Thou Almighty King", followed by a reading "Real Christmas" which was written by Pat Boone, and.. read by Betty Graber. Nora gave secretary and treasur- er's reports. Items discussed were Christmas remem- brance to a sick member and plans for the January meeting to be held at the home of Sarah Stephenson. - The members were re- minded of the Rebekah friend as a guest. Fire Chief D Carruthers of Wingham was guest speak- er . He showed slides and spoke on Fire Safety., A the grants, offered since 1974,- were now being dis- continued "We believe the -clubs were sufficiently established and that there Was an extensive enough trail net- , work for us to justifiably discontinue the program. But it is realized that some clubs did not have enough advance notice and some assistance will continue for one more read another poem "Christ- mas Time" The "Christmas Story" was narrated by Jeanette Boynton, while ' the choir hummed "Away In. a Man- ger". The girls of the choir then sang a carol with solos taken by Cindy McNeil and Ruth Anne Watts. "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" was sung by everyone, followed Christmas Party to be held at the Lodge Hall Monday, Dec. 21st at 6:45 for a supper with program. to follow. There is to be a gift exchange and those having a secret sister will exchange gifts and reveal their identities. Following the business, question and answer period followed. The Christmas tree and decorations and the singing of COsimas carols made it a year," Mr. Pope said. This will give all clubs enough lead time so that by next• winter they will be able to handle their Own fund- ing, the Minister added. • The winter trails program, implemented seven years age was an' interims program designed to help snowmobile Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bishop and family were hosts for a family dinner in honor of Mrs, Wm. Bishop's 80th birthday. Thbse present were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Flood and by a reading by Nora, "0 Bethlehem, Is That You?" • Betty Graber then read a short story "Keeping Christ- mas". The "Little Drummer Boy" was sung by the choir. "Good Christian Men Re- joice" was sung by all, followed by a reading given by Jeanette, "Gifts For Christmas". The meeting adjourned with Betty leading in prayer. Lunch was served by Alma euchre was enjoyed by all there and a most delicious lunch served by the hostess and her assistant Margurite- Crawford. Winners of the prizes were Ivey Cameron, Annie Tbynne, Lillian King, Verna Thomas and Mary Lowe. festive party. , Santa Claus paid a visit after which a sit-down pot luck luncheon was enjoyed by all. Joanne Phelan was con- vener for this event, clubs develop and maintain trails. A year later, in 1975, the program included • cross- country ski trails and $2,850„000 hi provincial grants has Since been pro- vided to assist mote than 1,300 Ontario clubs tcrestab- lish trails. Watson, Fran Bremner and Donna Sanderson. People we know Carl and Eleanor Hem- ingway spent last weekend in Aylmer visiting Karen and Ron. Phillips and family. The Ontario government will provide some measure of ') assistance to winter trail clubs for the maintenance and development of snow- mobile and cross-country ski trails for another year, Nat- .nral Resources Minister Alan Popes announced. The province's snowmo- bile and cross-country ski trail clubs .were recently notified by his ministry that Christmas party planned Past Noble Grands meet CWL hears Wingham fire chief Province will help with snowmobile trails Morris St 6,4t Wiivanosh Federation -of Agriculture Christmas Dance Blyth & District Community Centre Friday, Deck 184 1981. MUSIC RY- FREE SPIRIT Tickets 1..00 per person Lunch provided • Tickets available from VOW' directors Special music at UCW meeting Mr. Clarence Flood and Cal- vin, Mrs. Verna Johnston and baby Marlene. Canadian championships at Huffy .Gtilly The 1982 Canadian Nation- al Schoolboy Motocross Championship will be.hosted by Hully Gully Sports and Recreation at R.R. 1 Varna July 31 and Aug. 1. Last year the championship was held in Calgary, the year before that at Quebec, and. the year before that in Manitoba. Hully Gully will also host the Huron Cup snowmobile races Jan. 30 and 31. It will be the first time in four years the Cup has been contested for. The event was held in 1974, 75 and 76.