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THE BRUSSELS POSTI, .DECEMBER 27 1078
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GRADE TWO WROTE LETTERS TO SANTA
Mrs. Mary Huether's Grade 2 class at the
Brussels Public School took advantage of the
Post's offer to forward letters to the North Pole
and also wrote letters to Santa Claus. In the
front row from left are Jason Devlin, Cheryl
Bridge, Dawn Vandenberg, Karen Harris, April
Ten Pas, Jeannie Magee, Ian Johnston and
Larry Van Ae..In the second row from left are
Yvonne Pardys, Chris Graber,. Marjorie
Correspondent • the 32 people who attended
MRS. ALLAN McCALL
the euchre on Tuesday
887-6677 evening in the Walton Com-
It was a special treat for
munity Hall which was de-
corated for the Christmas
For this special draw, yOur regular Wintario ticket
qualifies you for all 5 regular $100,000 prizes
Special prizes of $50,000 — $20,000— $10,000
101 Special prizes of $5,000
101 Special prizes of $2,000
101 prizes of $10,000
and thousands of other special prizes
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Your regular Wintario ticket number gives you There will be over 27,000 $25 prizes for the last
thousands of chances to win in this First Special
Draw of 1979, It's good for all regular tax-free shown are based on issuance of 102 series of tickets.
three digits in the three Special draws. Prizes
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The claiming period oh all prizes is one year.
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Margaret Craig and Mrs.
Lavina Watson served tasty
fruitcake and cookies along
with the usual sandwiches,
pickles and tea.
Prizes were awarded to
High Lady - Mrs. Lawerence
Ryan; low lady - Mrs.
4 Campbell Wey. High man -
Wilfred Shortreed; Low man
- Rolly Achilles. Birthday
(closest to Christmas - Mrs.
11° Allan McCall. Lady
Christmas shopping that
Morning - Mrs. Bert Daer,
• Blyth; man with most cop-
pers in his pocket - John
Y' Simpson, Brussels.
Prior to lunch Mrs. Neil
McGavin was at the piano
when Mrs. Nelson. Reid led
in a sing-song of Christmas
Carols which everyone en-
joyed.
There will be another
• euchre in the New Year on
Tuesday, January 2nd with
hostesses, Mrs. Jim
Axtmann; Mrs. Harold
Hudie; Mrs. Mac Sholice and
Mrs. Neil McGavin in
charge.
A noon meal proceeded
the December meeting of the
McKillop U.C.W. at the
home of Mrs. Glen
McNichol.
The President Mrs. N.
McGavin, in charge of
devotions opened the
meeting with call to worship
"Peace on Earth, Good Will
to Men" Hymn "0 Come all
ye faithful" was swig. Mrs.
G. McNichol read the
scripture from Luke 2 I-213.
Hymn "Go tell it on the
Mountain" was sung
lowed by Mrs. McGavin
giving the meditation "The
Birth of Jesus" Prayer was
4ih given by Mrs. C. Wey
followed by hymn's "Joy to
st the World. Silent Night, Holy
Night."
Mrs. M. Dennis had the
topic a "Christmas Story"
40 offering was taken by Mrs.
M, Hackwell and dedicated
by Mrs. McGavin.
01 Minutes of the last
meeting were read by Mrs.
) McNichol, roll call was
taken. Treasurer report waS
fr given by Mrs. M. Hackwell
followed bya gift ekchange.
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more people discover what
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season.
While playing cards, little
cups of candies were on the
eight tables. The hostesses,
Mrs. .Viola Kirkby, Mrs.
Campbell, Mark Pennington, Sandra Marks,
Michelle McNeil, Tammy Harris and Dianne
Hall. In the third row from left are Cherida
Garniss, Kevin Tyerman, Timothy Dillow, Judy
Knight, Sean Conaboy, Gus Protopapas, Vanda
Cardiff, Michelle Cowie and Kathy Graber.
Absent when the picture was taken were
Rebecca Van Den Assem, Corrinna Stephenson
and Bradley Beckes.
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