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By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
BELGRAVE - Familiar Christmas carols
were sung Sunday from Knox United
Church as the members celebrated the
White Gift service.
A piano -organ prelude of Christmas
numbers with Mrs. George Johnston pianist
and Mrs. George Procter organist was
presented.
The opening and prayer were given by
William A. Coultes, superintendent off the.
Sunday School- The scripture reading was
given by Renay Taylor and Jeff McKee.
The children's choir sang and the White
Envelope Contributions were collected by
Steven Coultes and Katherine Procter.
Heather McIntosh and Corey McKee col-
lected the regular offering.
Mr. Coultes gave a short resume of the
previously reported criticism concerning
the Foster Parent Plan. It was learned that
a very high percentage of the donations
received does reach the desired destination.
Dr. McClure, former moderator of the
United Church, said the suffering in the
Third World is great; so the Sunday School
will continue to support our foster child
Reuben of Bolivia. The money needed to
support Reuben is $276 annually.
Rev. John G. Roberts delivered his
message concerning the "Gifts" which were
brought to Jesus as told in St. Matthew's
gospel.
UCW enjoy music
Mrs. George Johnston gave a piano
prelude of Christmas music before the UCW
Afternoon Unit meeting at which Mrs. Earl
Anderson presided.
From all of us to all of you, our
tilt• dearest friends and kind patrons,
"May you enjoy a very happy,
healthy holiday time. "
Season's dl44
Greetings
ART HEFFRON
LIVESTOCK
Blyth, Ont.
523-4221
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Blyth Inn
Blyth, Ontario
Fully Licensed under the L.L.B.O.
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A roast ro you,
our dear friends
May your hof qday be
merry and
brighr
Thanks
ro all
Officers appointed for 1984 are: leader,
Mrs. Earl Anderson; secretary, Mrs.
George Martin; treasurer, Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor; program convenor, Mrs Cecil
Coultes; social, Mrs. Leslie Bolt; and sick
and shut-ins, Mrs. Floyd Campbell.
Mrs. Floyd Campbell was in charge of the
program. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor read the
Christmas Story from Luke. Mrs. Harold
Vincent presented the story of the "Invisi-
ble Christmas Tree" and Mrs. Walter Scott
read two poems.
Mrs. Leslie Bolt read exerpts from Harry
J. Boyle's book "Mostly in Clover" on
Christmas.
Christmas carols were interspersed
throughout the program.
People report
Friends and neighbours gathered at the
Belgrave Hall on Dec. 16 to honor Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Yuill on their recent mar-
riage.
Court Whist winners were: high lady,
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; low lady, Mrs.
Garner Nicholson; high man, Albert Cook;
low man, Gordon McBurney.
Winning the children's prizes were: low
girl, Jennifer Procter; high girl, Julie
Smuck; high boy, Chris McIntosh; low hoy,
Paul McIntosh.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson read an address
and a gift of money was presented by John
McIntosh to the newlyweds.
The McDowell families of this community
will be interested to know that their cousin
Alva Bair of Milk River, Alberta has been
honored by the Government of Alberta. He
was presented with an "Order of the Big
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sena' .. 9:..r'H^a tha:.ds
From -
Don, Lenore and Staff
at the
BLYTH MEAT
MARKET
523-4551 BLYTH
atio ; s
Horn Award" for his knowledge and con-
tribution to Wildlife Conservation.
Mr. Charles Higgins and Miss Dorothy
Higgins visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Favalaro and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Minnick and family
of Kitchener spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Johnston of Wingham visited
with Miss Mary Van Camp at Huronview
and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Black and family of
Clinton on Sunday.
A large attendance was present when
the pupils of East Wawanosh Public School
presented their Christmas concert on Dec.
14.
The evening featured the young musicians
and singers and displayed their various
talents. Included in the program were
special Christmas songs, guitar and piano
solos and performances by the ukelele band
and recorder players.
They included: guitar solo, Barbara Wat-
tar-n; piano solo, Patricia Daer; solo, Terry
Wall; guitar solo, Debbie Colley; piano solo,
Jennifer Procter; recorders, Heather
Campbell, Julie Smuck, Melinda Hussey
and Sharon Ramsey; guitar solo, Ben
Barnes; piano duet, Sharon Colquhoun and
Heather Hopper.
Mrs- Elizabeth Procter, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Procter, Kevin and Karen attended a
baptismal service on Sunday morning at
Trinity Anglican Church, Toronto of Tyler
Speakman, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Speakman.
Rev. Charles Speakman officiated at the
May /:ur hrirne•.
De filled with <411 the
joyS of the sed"''''
Thanks ono Merry
Chi ?r.s
From -
TOM, CHERYL
SCOTT and MICHELLE
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DININGROOM HOURS:
LUNCH
Monday to Saturday 11:30 a.m. • 1:30 p.m.
DINNER
Fndav to Saturday 5 p.m. t1 p.m.
Sunday 4 p.m. 7 p.m_
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service of his little grandson. Rev.
Speakman is a brother of Mrs. Elizabeth
Procter.
After the service all met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Speakman and family of
Pickering. On the same day Mrs. Elizabeth
Procter and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter
and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Smithson and family of Markham.
Mr. and Mrs- Clarence Hanna held their
Christmas party at the W.I. Hall, Belgrave
on Dec. 18.
Thirty-four relatives and friends attended
including Mrs. Randy McLean and Bradley
of Clandeboye, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Storer
and Adam, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hopper,
Carol, Heather and Kendra of R.R. 4,
Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cook and
Eric, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cook, Jackie Lee,
Carla and Marie of R.R. 1, Belgrave, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Cook, Mrs. Beth Procter of
Belgrave, Miss Tracey Mrks of Blyth.
After Santa's visit, Sam Pletch gave the
children a sleigh ride
Wilson's
Health and Gift Centre
Phone 523-4440
Blyth, Ont.
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Church group meets
The ladies of Calvin -Brick Church met at
the home of Mrs. Leonard Palmer on Dec. 15
for their Christmas meeting. The Christmas
theme was brought out in a reading by Mrs.
Kenneth Mason, "Christmas is Christ
Time".
Mrs. Kenneth Mason continued the study
theme on Poverty taken from the book
"Jesus Means Life". Mrs. Peter Chandler
began the worship service with a carol sing.
Mr' I 4-41n;4rv1 P•al ,r,ti M r:::, :,'
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read the meditation. The Meeting ended
with Christmas lunch.
WI holds pot -luck
The W.I. members entertaained their
families and friends to a pot -luck supper on
Dec. 13 at the hall.
The remainder of the evening was spent
playing progressive crokinole. The winners
were: high lady, Mrs. Jim Hunter; low lad),
Mrs. John Roberts; high man, Ross Hig-
gins: low man, Jirn I.arnlunt.
Presents for 1984 babie.s
ST. MARYS - The town of St. Marys will
recognize each baby born in the community
during 1984 as a bicentennial baby, and the
first baby born in 1984 in the town will
receive a commemorative bi-centennial gift
and certificate.
The special recognition of the newly born
will mark the lartnchine of In.•.1 hi npntrnn'2
events being planned by the St. Marys
bicentennial committee.
Apart from the awarding of certificates to
all babies born in the town during Ontario's
bicentennial year, local merchants will
participate as they have done in the past in
showering the first born of the year in St.
Marys with gifts.
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be filled with
magic moments,
best wishes...
along with our
deepest thanks
for letting us
omsserve YOU,:
Remember
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Meats
Schneider's 500 Gram
SIDE BACON 5219
Schneider's 900 Gram
BUCKET BREADED CHICKEN 5449
Schneider's (6 Ib. Box 5179 lb.) $1 89
BULK WIENERS Ib.-
Schneider's $ 349
SUMMER SAUSAGE Ib.
Maple Leaf Football 1/2 or Whole lb.S219
HAMS centre slices Ib. S2 49
Ocean Spray 40 oz.
CRANAPPLE or S249
CRANBERRY DRINK
Palanda 284 ml.
MANDARIN ORANGES 690
Rio 10 oz.
WHOLE MUSHROOMS 99C
DREAM WHIP 85 Gr.
Van Camps 14 oz.
PORK & BEANS
Kraft 1 Litre
MIRACLE WHIP
Royale 100's
FACIAL TISSUES
Carnation 500 Gram
Coffeemate
Quaker Quick or Minute
OATS
Weston's Enriched
WHITE BREAD
Weston's
BROWN 'N SERVE
ROLLS
790
Bonen 790
Produce
Red Grapes 79� lb.
Sunkist 113's
ORANGESS169
"In the Shell"
PEANUTS $139 Ib.
dozen
Maple Leaf 1/4 Boneless $269'
DINNER HAMS Ib.
Maple Leaf Country Kitchen 1/2's Ib 5399
HAMS
Maple Leaf Whole Ib. $36x1
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COIL POLISH SAUSAGE $169
Malle Leaf "Store Sliced" Ib. •
COOKED HAM
Maple Leaf
ECONOMY WIENERS
12 Kg. Box
Grade "A"
FROZEN TURKEYS
Grade "A" (limited supply)
FRESH TURKEYS
Devon 500 Gram
SIDE BACON
CHICKEN LEGS
Maple Leaf Vac Pac
WIENERS
Schneider's Bulk
MINCEMEAT
New Zealand Frozen
LAMB LEGS
Frozen
York 2 Litre
ICE CREAM S3"
Minute Maid or 99�
Old South 12.5 oz.
ORANGE JUICE
McCain 12 oz. s1 of
REVIVE JUICE
1 Litre s17e
COOL WHIP
Valley Farm 1 Kg.
FRENCH FRIES 2/S
Sunsqueeze Pink or
White 12 oz.
LEMONADE
HEINZ 48 OZ.
TOMATO JUICE -99
JELLO 85 GR
POWDERS 3/.99
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