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ANNUAL MEETING
Dec. 4
at 8 parth
in the
WALTON HALL
Everyone Welestini e
Brussels
Optimists
Christmas
Dance
SAT. Dec.9
Brussels Legion Hall
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MUSIC BY:
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Dancing 9:00 p.m. to 1:00
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CHRISTMAS DINNER
AND DANCE
Dec. 16
Legion Hail
Dinner served 7 p.m.
TICKETS AVAILABLE
June Webstax, Morla Sugg
16. — THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 29, 1978
Blyth Centre plans community Xmas concert
The Blyth Centre for the
Arts will continue to carry
out its policy of providing
loctil and touring perform-
ances for Huron County resi-
dents during the winter
months by presenting an
evening of Christmas music
next week. Performed by
area residents, the Com-
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munity Christmas Concert
will be held in the Memorial.
Hall at 8 p.m., Wednesday
December 6th. The M,C. for
the evening will be well-
known Blyth resident Jim
Lawrie.
Two area choirs will be
featured on the programme.
The Goderich Concert Choir
will be giving its second
performance on the: Blyth
stage. Now about to enter its
third year as a ..recognized
choral group, the choir will
offer the audience a variety
of selections., including
traditional carols. Another
relatively new choir in the
area is. the F.E. Madill Choir
from Wingham. At this con-
cert the senior students of
'the high school choir will
The Wingham and District
Association for the Mentally
Rotarded are conducting a
lottery known as the "M-R
Travel Lottery". The pro-
ccedsof the lottery' are to be
Used to operate the Silver
Creek Nuscry and the Jack
Reavie Opportunity Work-
shop and to send school-age
children to camp. Part of the
funds arc also being allo-
cated to a fund for construc-
tion of a new .adult workshop
and eventually a group.
home.
The lottery will have
twelve draws, one per month
starting with the l'irst draw
on April 28, 1979. The win-
ner will be given a choice of a
vacation for two to one of
three preselected destin-
ations.
,
If they do not wish to
take the vacation they can
Choose to take a travel
voucher worth $1200.00 or
$1000.00 cash. As . well as a
major winner each month, a
second draw will be made,
present a. medley of Christ,.
In4s. $ongs under, the dirge.,
tion of Mrs. M. Douglas, J.
Herdman is the director of
the Goderich choir.
Tickets for this evening of
family entertainment will be
available at the door at $2.50
for adults and $1.00 for
children. A reception will be
held in the basement of the
hall following the concert. •
the winner receiving a Week-
end Package for two in
Toronto.
Those who purchase their
ticket prior to February 14,
1979 get a chance to win a
Royal Weekend for two at the
Royal. York Hotel in Toronto.
Everyone purchasing a ticket
is entitled to attend a dinner
and dance in March 1980 for
the final draw of the series.
There will only be 300
tickets. The tickets cost
$120.00 each or can be paid
by signing 12 post-dated.
$10.00 cheques. Association
members have a colour
brochure outlining the oper-
ation of the lottery along with
tickets. The Association
which covers Wingham,
Brussels, Lucknow, Belgrave
Teeswater, Gorrie, Blyth,
Fordwich and VVroxeter are
operating the "M-R Travel
Lottery" to raise sufficient
funds to "Help the Mentally
Retarded to Help Them-
selves."
The Christmas theme will
be carried through in the
solos of Mrs.Wittich of Blyth,
who will also lead the audi-
ence in a carol sing-along. To
People
We Know
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hemingway'spent the week-
end in Trenton visiting
Karen. Ron and Christopher
Phillips and Hector and Olive
Knight of Picton.
Mrs. Elsie Murray of
Toronto spent the past week
with Mrs. Elsie ,Evans and
Mrs. Ruby Steiss of
Brussels.
A Post Classified will pay
you dividends. Have' you
tried one? Dial Brussels
887-6641.
compliment the musical pro-
gramme, a selection of
Christmas readings will be
given by Rev. John Roberts
of Belgrave.
CARD
PARTY
Thurs. Nov. 30
8:30
I.O.O.F. HALL
LUNCH SERVED
Everyone Welcome
Admission $1.00
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