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Ringing out a simple wish for all our
friends: May your Christmas be the best ever!
H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS
Brussels
Front Row: Ted Moran, Harvey Black, Barb Black ; Jeff Hurst, Allan. Campbell,
Back row: Jim Welemans, Chris Heikop, Allan Walker, George Johnson.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
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The hall was decorated with the
Christmas Symbols when a large
crowd turned out for the
Community Concert on
Wednesday evening, 'December
14, sponosred by the Walton
Walton
personals
Mr. and Mrs. WAyne Baker of
Australia arrived home a week
ago Sunday for a month and Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Raven and baby
John of Edmonton arrived on
Wednesday for a holiday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bewley and other relative's
in the district,
Mrs. Jean Miller has been
transferred from Seaforth
Hospital to the Kilbarchan
Nursing Home in Seaforth.
The Corner Restaurant has
been closed until the middle
of January when the owners Mr.
and Mrs. C. Jones and family are
taking a holiday in Florida, they
left Friday to meet with friends in
Chatham who are accompanying
them.
John Leeming of Elliott Lake
will spend the Christmas holiday
season at the home of his father,
W. J. Leeming, Jane Leeming of
Toronto ararivec home on Sunday
for over the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Webster of
V area held a Pre-Christmas
dinner on Sunday . Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Shortreed, London; Miss Emma
Shortreed, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Shortreed, Mrs. Jim
Shortreed; Mr. Wilfred
Shortreed, Margaret Shortreed;
Mr. and Mrs. Ken (Jode) Robbie
and Kendra, all of Walton area.
Mrs. Jean Broadfoot received
word that Mrs. Wm.
Farquharson's mother, Mrs. W.
Glu.tenberger of London had
passed away the funeral was
Monday in Kitchener.
We are glad to hear Jack
Gordon came home from the
Victoria Hospital, London on
Monday, where he had been a
patient there and in Wingham for
several weeks.
Rev. Ed. Baker received word
his brother in the west had been
killed in a car accident. He flew to
Edmonton Monday morning,to
attend the funeral near there on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Riley of
Goderich were supper guests
Thursday evening with Mr. and
mrs. Alvin McDonald.
Babies baptized on Sunday
morning at the regular service at
Duff's United Church were
Pauline Angela, daughter of Dave
and Calrcil Collins; Christopher
John, son of Johna do Lynn
Davies and John Daniel Harcourt,
son of Dan and Brenda Raven.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warwick
and Michael of near Montreal
spent a few days at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
McDonald. Dr, Neil McDonald of
Chatham also was at home on the
weekend. _
Sincere Seasons Greetings to
an, have a happy holiday,
Women's Institute.
The chairman for the evening.
was Neil .McGavin, Mrs, Ray
Huether played a prelude of
Christmas music as the people
were arriving. Mrs. 1`7,A, McGavin
assisted at the piano with the
songs.
The first number on the
program was a Dance to Buttons
Ai' Bows, by the little girls, taking
part were; Kim Fritz, Sherri
Hoegy; Nancy Godkin; Tracey
Bennett; Gayle Smith; Heather
McGavin, Pain Nolan and Donna
Godkin, Stephen Burke.,
Wingham pleased the audience
with several occordion selections
during the evening. •
A skit " No Sale" was given by
Mrs. Phyllis Mitchell and Mrs.
Margaret Craig.
This was followed by a
Christmas Puppet Show by Mrs.
Ken Miller and. Donna Miller of
Seaforth Which pleased the mar,:y
children that were in attendance.
Mrs. Ruth Axmann, daughter
Linda and .Carol and Mrs, WOOD
c9idkin, daug ..hters., Dianne and
Donna . sang "Sisters" and
"White Christmas" "Father's.
Quiet Evening" a short play was
given by Mrs. Annie Reid; Mrs.
Ann Ryan; Mrs, Lin Steffler;
Chrissie Michael, Ryan;
Greg Humphries and Danny
Achilles.
Grame Craig led Christmas
sing-song, accompanied by his
guitar, children were seated on
the platform witly him and the
audience joined in.
A skit "When is the Train
due"? was acted by Bill and
Valerie Shortreed, and Mrs, Berva
Watson.
The program came to a close
with lots of excitement when the
Walton Wonder Women danced
to 'Five Foot Two'. Those' taking
part were: Simply Don' Nolan;
Dashing DAve Collins; Elegant
Emerson Mitchell; Jolly Jerry
Ryan; Classy casey Jones; Merry
Mack Sholdice• and Kutie Rye,,
Ken McDonald,.
Marjory Humphries , Institute
president, spoke a few words,
thanking anyone who had helped.
in any way to make this concert
such a success. She led in the
singing of Rudolph the itted
Nosed Reinder, then. Santa Claus
arrived and the children were
given a treat on their way out.
14—THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 21, 1977
Walton holds Christmas concert