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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-12-16, Page 16Schneider Country Grill 500 gram pkg. SMOKED SAUSAGE 1.99 Weston Old Mill BREAD 16 oz. 2/.99 TURNIPS 3 /1.00 Nabisco 450 gram SHREDDED 'WHEAT 1.09 Schneider HAM STEAKS 175 gram 1.59 FISH AND CHIPS 32 oz. 2.39 Sunkist Naval ORANGES Good Si [113's]ze d°z• 1.49 McCUTCHEON Highliner Frozen GROCERY We Deliver Brussels 887-9445 STORE HOURS Monday to Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 arm. to 9:00 p.m. H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service & Installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WALTON , 887-6063 White Label APPLE JUICE Carnival Soft. MARGARINE 1.79 2.29 48 oz. 1.09 16 oz. limit .59 Tip Top Limit 2 MIXED NUTS CHEESE WHIZ 350 gr. 504 gr. McCormick's DELUXE JELLIES Valencia 450 gr 1 9 3 Open 6days STEPHENSON Self4erVe..GrOteteria. ,.........,.. Beusteli. ORANGES 88 size per doz 1.39 1.55 Chapman's 2 litres assorted A16 — THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 16, 1981 ,1•170•1•111••••••=1114.i .CL. ASSIFIE :rseasows. Oreetings Cliff Marina and Jim Apel would like to wish all of their friends and neighbours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, 26-20x2 Gorrie holds gift service 0 27 Births GILLIS: John and Pat are pleased to announce the safe arrival of a son, Craig Jonathon on Thursday November 26, 1981 at St. Marys Memorial Hospital, St. Marys. Proud grand- parents are Mildred Sparling of St. Marys, and Mildred and Harry Gillis R.R. #2, Brussels, Ont. 27-20x1 ' The Gorrie Senior Citi- zens of the Come Alive Club enjoyed a roast beef dinner at Stephens' church, catered to by the Guild of St. Stephens. Mrs. Melville Dennis pre- sided in the absence of the president Mr. Robert Gibson. Mr. Jack Ferguson intro- duced the guest speaker Canon Orrence Laramie who spoke on the meaning of Christmas. Mrs. Dennis pre- sented a Christmas plant. Alvin Mundell and Melville Dennis favoured with mouth organ selections and accomp- anied Mrs. Alvin Mundell with her song composed for the senior citizens. Carol singing was enjoyed. Mrs. Lloyd Jacques gave a reading, "Invisible Trees". Mrs. Mundell presented the Slate of Officers for 1982 as follows-Past President- Jack Ferguson, President- Robert Gibson, 1st Vice Pres- ident-Mrs. Melville Dennis; Treasurer-Jean Sparling, assistant-Jack Ferguson; Secretary-Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, assistant-Mrs. Al- vin Mundell; pianist-Mrs. Bill Hogg; shut-in sec.-Mrs. Alex Taylor; nominating committee-Mrs. Harvey Adams and Mrs. Glad. Edgar Press-Mrs. George Brown; Lunch Convenors-Mrs. Mar- tin Scott and Mrs. Ken Bennett, Mrs. Wm. A. Smith and Mrs. Alex Taylor, Mrs. Bill Hogg and Mrs. Sheldon Mann. Remember! It takes but a moment to place a Brussels Post Want Ad Dial Brussels 887-6641. Care Aid program. Left to right front row are Steve Cook, Sharon Guetter, Janet Bejerg, and Nell Boven. Second row are Janet Fisher, Cathy McLlwain, Diane Johns, Karen Lehnen, Leona Scott, Faye Wilson, and Bonnie Finch. Third row are Betty Kaptein, Faith Taylor, Dawn Riley, Loraine Taylor, Sue Cudmore, Stella Gautcher, Faye Devereaux, Marion Nolan, Brenda Davidson, Evelyn Malcolm, Doris Muir, Elaine Floyd, Debbie Hodges, and Kathy Maloney. (James Fitzgerald Photo) on the podium. The children placed their white gifts under the Christ- mas tree for the needy and the congregation were invited to do so too. Rev. Martin officiated at the baptism of Nicole Lynn, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hyndman. HELD POT LUCK LUNCHEON Unit 2 of the Gorrie U.C.W. gathered at the home of Mrs. Alex Taylor for their Christmas meeting. A delicious pot luck luncheon was enjoyed by the twelve members present at 12:30. The service, an all mem- bers programme was opened with quiet organ music by Margaret Dane, a guest. The theme of the worship was "Candles of the Lord". It opened by singing of "0 Come All Ye Faithful". Narrator began by saying, "There is much beauty and meaning in the symbols and customs connected with Christmas season. Carol and stories, decorations of pine, holly and mistletoe have all become part of our Yule season. However, one of the most significant symbols is the "Lighted Candles". Its glow- ing flame speaks to us of the light and love of God come down on Christmas. More than that the lighted candles speak to us to remind us of our conditions today. The wise Solomon who wrote in Proverbs, "The Spirit to Man is the Candle of the Lord". There is something useless and pathetic about an- unlighted candle to achieve the purpose for which it was created, it must be touched by a flame from above and brought to glowing life. There is something more sad and pathetic about a candle that once was glowing and now has gone out. So, it is with man, woman and young people, life has no weaning or purpose until their spirit has been touched py the light and love of God. ntil he or she responds by faith, in obedience and through worship, will any one become a candle of the lord. Mrs. Pavid Dickert read the Voice of Revelation pass- ages from Isaiah 7:14; 1 1-2 Lake 1:26-33. Voice of Response was taken by Mrs. Lorne Walker who read passage from Luke 1. Mrs. Cecil Grainger the first candle, "The Spirit of Mary became the Candle of the Lord by "Faith" she believed God and entrusts herself to Him. Music-"O Come Emman- uel" Narrator Luke 2:1-7 Hymn-Silent Night was sung. Again Voice of Revelation read Luke 1: 8-14 with the Voice of Response Luke 1: 5-20. Mrs. C. Grainger lights the second candle and reads, The spirits of the Shepherds be- came Candles of the Lord, a sign "Obedience". They hearkened to the message and sought the New born Child. Music-"There's a Song in the Air" after which Matthew 2-1&2. Micah 5:2 Matt 2:9, 10-12 were read. Light of third candle, as through Wor- ship, they presented gifts. The president conducted the business reports from committees heard. Treasurer reports showed our allocation to General U.C.W. to be $600. One hundred dollars from a quilt was sent 'directly to Dr. Donald Watt, Supt. of Medical Missions across Can- ada for his work on the B.C. coast. A further $30 was voted to our Mission and Service Fund of our local church. The January meeting is to be held at Mrs. Max Bell's home. Roll call was answered by a Christmas thought. Mrs. Nilda Harrison then told us of Christmas in her former home in the Philipines She has come to make her home in Gorrie and we welcomed her to our unit. Whether You're A NIGHT OWL or an EARLY BIRD WANT ADS WORK. . GRADUATION — A special graduation ceremony was held last Friday evening at Huronview for recent graduates of the Health Come alive Club meet New exec ! • 4.0°.•04070a0v0.40 40°.•04.0: 0 a Correspondent MIS. GEORGE BROWN 335-3424 WHITE GIFT SERVICE Rev. Lloyd Maitin con- ducted the White Gift Service on Sunday morning in the Gorrie United. Church. The children of the Sunday School congregation put on the presentation of "The Little Star". 'The senior members of the Sunday School joined the choir in the anthem, "Every Star Shall Sing a Carol" accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Sheldon Mann. The younger children with Stars sang, "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" accompanied on the piano by Kendra Robert- son. There was a stable scene by Robt. Ferguson in which Mary and Joseph knelt sur- rounded by the Wise Men, Shepherds, and an Angel. The larger children wearing stars were in the choir loft and