HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-12-23, Page 20Opening Saturday
Boxing Day
Parental guidance
Shows 7 & 9 P.M.
...they stole history!
JOHN CLEESE
SEAN CONNERY
SATURDAY MATINEE
2 P.M.
Evening Prices
Children Eleven & under $1.50
All seats $1.50
CAPITOL THEATRE
Listowel 291-3070
Deck the halls
. . . carol and
rejoice
. . . it's
Christmas!
SPECIAL
HOLIDAY
SWIMS
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at Vanastra Recreation Centre
[2 miles south of Clinton]
Dec. 23:FREE 9:00 a.m.- 10:00P.m.
Dec. 24: Closed at 1:15 p.m.
Dec. 25: Closed
Dec. 26 - 31: 3:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Dec. 31: Closed at p.m.
Regular Rec. Swims in Effect ar4vo
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Schyff, Nancy Exel, Jason
Devlin, Connie Alcock,
Dianne Hall, Linda Ten Pas,
Cindy Stute, Carol Ten Pas,
Jackie McCutcheon, Debbie
Campbell, Georgia Proto-
papas, Robert Willie, Karen
Knight, Jennifer Roesner,
Judy Ten Pas, Frances Smith,
Shannon Rice, Linda Shaw,
April Ten Pas, Gerry Exel,
Cindy Bernard, Kim Harris.
Vanastra Centre Staf
invites you for a
Free Christmas
Sauna
Fitness Room
Swim
from 9:00 a.m. to.10:00 p.m.
December 23, 1981
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Christmas Gift Certificates
Available for: Pool
Sauna
Fitness Room
Memberships ****************************************
Winter Program '82 starts Jan. 11, 1982
Call 482-3544 for further information.
MERRY CHRISTMAS &
A HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year •
From Jim, Darlene, Jean, Max, Nora, Doug
and Jack.
All the best fnr 1981.
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WALTON AREA SPORTS CLUB
1981 Financial Statement
RECEIPTS
Bank Balance-January 1, 1981
Booth
Gate Receipts
Fund Raising
Grants
Entry Fees (Squirt Tournament )
Library Rent
Donations
Miscellaneous
EXPENSES
Booth
Ball Supplies
Uniforms
Fund Raising
Hydro, Taxes, Insurance
Park Maintenance
Advertising
Entry Fees
Umpires
Capital Expenses
Booth Change
Telephone and Postage
Miscellaneous
Bank Balance
Plus: Deposit made but not posted
Less: Outstanding Cheques
7,642.27
3,925.44
988.66
5,398.86
1,000.00
175.00
250.00
581.75
175.00
20,136.98
3,577.84
1,826.48
806.69
2,726.90
1,196.22
1,295:70
627.97
108.00
1,165.00
3,178.45
372.00
80.42
748.15
2,707,75
433.51
(714.10)
20,136.98
A20 — THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 23, 1981
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I've been good, For Christ-
mas I would like Tippy Toes,
Love 'n Touch, Monchichi,
the missing link, the Rubit's
cube and Western barbie. My
brother wants a race car set,
Both of us would like a puppy.
Love Tracy Lynn Badley
I want love in touch baby. I
want a girl monchichi . with
clothes. I want western
barby. My brother wants a
Dump truck. I want stroberry
shortcake and raberry tart.
Thank you for the candy from
the Santa Claus parade. My
brother wants a stuft toy Eney
and bert. Merry Christmas
Santa Claus.
Love Heather
& Craig McDonald
An organizational meet-
ing of the Central Huron 4-H
Snowmobile Club will be held
at the Brucefield United
Church on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 29, 1981 at 8:00 p.m. The
club is open to young people
(both boys and girls) between
the ages of 12 and 20 years
as of January 1, 1982.
Members in a 4-H Snow-
mobile Club must have access
to a snowmobile and will be
required.to keep maintenance
records on a snowmobile. We
plan to have guest speakers
discuss with the club mem-
bers such topics as safety,
rules of the road, clothing,
Correspondent
MRS. JOE WALKER
357-3558
The Women's Institute's
family and consumer affairs
meeting opened with a pot
luck dinner set out by the
lunch committee, Mrs. Wm.
Peacock and Mrs. Robert
Fraser.
Mrs. Garniss opened the
meeting with "A Christmas
Thought". The roll call, an-
swered by 19 members and 11
visitors, revealed some of the
Christmas traditions in the
ladies' homes. Common
customs included - Christmas
Eve church attendance,
family reunions and of course
good Christmas dinners.
A Christmas sing-along
was led by Mrs. Cecil Payne
and Mrs. Carl Johnston.
The guest speaker, Mrs.
Matheson of College Corners
demonstrated the making of a
beautiful Christmas centre-
piece created from evergreen
boughs, silk flowers and
ribbon which she later pre-
sented to the W.I. and which
was won by Mrs. Tom Dunn.
The ladies' learned how to
created decorations for their
homes using cones, ribbons,
corn husks and scrap mater-
ial. Mrs. Matheson was
thanked for her demonstra-
tion by Mrs. Ken Simmons.
Mrs. Charles Mathers re-
ported the hall renovations
are preceding quickly witjh
are preceding quickly with
the bathrooms usable by this
week.
Members are reminded to
prepare their autobiography
for the January meeting,
Which will be held at the home
of Mrs. Jim ArmStrong Jan,
13.
The hostess, Mrs, Charles
Mathers and the convenors,.
Mrs. Wm. de Vas and Mrs:
The students of Brussels
Public School successfully
collected $163.10 during the
UNICEF drive.
Students who collected
were: Darwin Rose, Martha
Boon, Paul Willie, Doug
Higgins, Karla King, Char-
lene Stephenson, Donna
Johnston, Clinton Garniss,
Cherida Garrifiss, Mark Pen-
nington, Chris Graber, Kelly
Bauer, Carolyn Young, Gus
Protopapas, Kevin Tyerman,
Bob Badley, Tim Dillow, Kim
Smith, Doug Roesner, Kathy
Graber, Ruth Wafts, Gary
Martin, Daren Wood, Paul
maintenance, etc. Club mem-
bers may also plan trail rides
and other social activities if
they wish.
Entertainment and re-
freshments (pizzas) have
been planned for this meet-
ing. This meeting will count
for attendance.
For more information
about joining the Central
Huron 4-H Snowmobile Club,
contact club leaders
Allan Haugh, R.R.#1, Bruce-
field; Bob Wilson, R.R. #1,
Brucefield; or Paul Pavkeje,
R.R.#2, Centralia; or the
Ontario Ministry of Agricul-
ture and Food, Clinton.
Ken Simmons were thanked.
. PERSONALS
Bonnie Perry had as her
guests Bill. Doubie and Julie
Mativa from Sitrling and
Standish, Michigan on Thurs-
day and Friday.
Merry Christmas from your
news correspondent and
thank you for your co-opera-
tion in 1981.
Snowmobile 4H
club organizes
Bluevale ladies tell
Christmas traditions