HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-12-12, Page 27B8 — 1 HE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 12, 1984
WALTON
Walton kids in concert
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
887-6677
The Sunday School Christmas concert was
held in the basement of Duff's Church,
Walton on Sunday evening.
Master of ceremonies was the Sunday
School superintendent, Martin Baan. The
opening numbers were recitations by pre-
primary children including: Neil Saur,
Shannon Davies, Colleen McCallum, Leanne
McDonald; Chad McCallum, Randy Linton,
Amanda Workman, Valerie Collins and Ellen
Workman.
A piano solo was given by Tonia McClure,
followed by Nancy Godkin, Gloria Love
conducted the Wondrous Workshop of Candy
Cane Lane by pre-primary and Primas'
Classes.
Blaine Marks gave a violin solo and a piano
solo was given by Sherry Hoegy.
Candy Canes, a play, was presented by the
Primary class, Those taking parts of Santa,
Kipp Weisbord; clip, Sharon Godkin: Beppo,
Shannon Craig; Dorthy• Lorainne McClure;
grandfather, Chris Stevenson; elf, Cindy
M Callum.
Primary class members included Lorainne
McClure, Shannon Craig, Sharon Godkin,
Cindy McCallum, Kipp Weisbrod, Patricia
Clark, Allan Weisbrod, Chris Saur, Chris
Davies, Joe Wood, Chris Stevenson, Stacey
Linton, ,Stefan Nichol, Colleen Collins.
Andrea Gingrich and Lisa Gingrich.
A piano solo, Jingle Bells was given by
Lorainne McClure, followed by a singing
group on Jingle Bells - Sharon Godkin, Cindy
McCallum, Lorainne McClure, Allan Weis-
brod'and Neil Saur accompanied by pianist,
Glenda Carter. Piano solo - theme from Ice
Castles by Heather McGavin.
A skit was presented by the junior class
with teacher Helen Craig. Taking part were
Danny Taylor, Brian Love, Randy McClure,
Kelly Workman, Tonia McClure, Susan
Carter, Michael Craig, Greg Clark, Angie
Wood and Greg Fritz,
Piano solos were given by Glenda Carter
and Shannon Craig.
A play, Wanted, A Housekeeper was
presented by the senior class. The cast
included: Abe Perkins played by Steve Fritz:
Ike McSweeney by Manny Taylor; Sam
Whitely by Ron Stevenson; Olga from the
Volga by Sherry Hoegy; Mrs. Sweetley by
Heather McGavin; Gerald Sweetley by Jim
Clark; Gertie Brass by Nancy Godkin; Mrs.
Boggins by Glenda Carter; Gladys Charming
by Amy Workman, Their teacher is Marie
McGavin.
Piano solos by Sharon Godkin and Susan
Carter followed. The final number of the
Sunday School concert was carol singing by
chorus, accompanied by Gloria Love with her
guitar,
Santa then arrived and gave out a bag of
candy to all the children.
DUFF'S UNITED
Worship at Duff's United for the second
Sunday of adv€nt was also Bible Sunday.
The bulletins were printed on the folders
donated by the Canadian Bible Society.
Greeters were Roy and Kathleen William-
son; pianist was Elva Wilbee with ushers,
Barry Hoegy, Keith Wilbee and Graeme
Craig. Rev. Charles A. Swan's sermon and
prayer was The Power of God.
HISTORIC STREETSCAPES of HURON COUNTY
SEAFORTH — BRUSSELS
A Unique
Christmas Gift
by Nicholas Hill
Available at:
Keating's Pharmacy, Seaforth
Brussels Variety Store
Cost - '11.95 per copy
Plus '2.00 Postage for Mailing
And by Mail from:
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Box 190, BAYFIELD, Ont. NOM 1G0
In the announcements: Dec, 12 the Unit 1
supper and Christmas meeting at 6:30 p.m.;
Walton Unit II Christmas meeting will be
held Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. at Marilyn
McDonald's.
Coming events are: Dec. 16 presentation of
white gifts for Huron County • Christmas
Bureau at 10:30 a.m. The Community Carol
Service at Duff's will be held Dec. 16 at 8 p.m.
Offering received for African Famine Relief.
A time of fellowship follows.
Christmas Eve service will be Dec. 24 at 8
p.m.
UCW CHRISTMAS MEETING
Doreen Hackwell played Christmas' Carols
prior to the supper held in the church
basement by Walton Il. About 25 ladies
attended.
The meeting followed led by Viola Kirkby
for Walton 1 for the devotion period. Readers
were Annie Reid, Phyllis Mitchell, Olene
Dennis and Marjory Fraser for the Christmas
message that was interspersed with singing
Christmas carols. Gloria Wilbee contributed
a solo with guitar accompaniment. with all
joining in with favourite carols. Marie
McGavin was pianist for the hymns.
Plans were made for the lunch after the
Community Carol Service at Duff's this
Sunday evening, Dec, 16.
PERSONALS
Helen Williamson and Isabelle Shortreed
enjoyed a bus trip on Dec. 3 to view the
display of Christmas lights and the miniature
village at the Cullen's Garden near Whitby.
The Walton Area Sports annual meeting
was held at the library on Dec. 3. The new rec
committee chosen include: Carol Humphries,
Joanne McDonald, Judy Lee, Karen Hoegy,
Bruce Clark, Steve Noble and Marg Taylor.
The poker rally is set for Feb. 3.
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,4 HELPING HAND—Santa Claus had got a Saturday. Linda Shaw gave out lollipops
helping hand when he visited Brussels on during the annual parade. (Wasslnk photo)
CWL Christmas draw
The Brussels St. Ambrose Catholic
Women's League Christmas Draw and
Penny Auction was held recently with the
following results:
Draw: 1st prize, mohair throw, Tina Van
Nes, Ethel; 2nd prize: pine cone wreath,
Maurice Douma, Brussels; 3rd prize, 10 Ib.
tirkey, Anna de Jong, Blyth.
Penny Auction: eiant candy cane, Anne
Marie Albers, Bluevale; red wall swag,
Mabel Glanville, Brussels; cream and
sugar, Marg McCutcheon, Brussels;
Christmas tablecloth, lona Moore, Brus-
sels; ceramic plate, A. Nicholson. Monkton;
wiaite door swag, Bruce Blake, Brussels;
ceramic plate, P. Albers, Bluevale; ceramic
angel, Rua Vandenbroek, Wroxeter; candy
jar, Leona Hickey, Auburn; red and white
swag, Mabel Glanville, Brussels; pine cone
centrepiece. Tara Parker, Brussels; writing
paper and bell, Jane De Vries, Brussels;
ceratfiic angel, Mary McGlynn, Wingham;
Christmas stocking, Kathleen Danby; Brus-
sels; pen and pencil set, Isobel Workman,
Brussels; hair gift certificate, P. Albers,
Bluevale; Christmas ornaments, Susan
Terpstra, Brussels; two doz. eggs, Joe
Hickey, Auburn; recipe box, Mary Mc-
Glynn, Wingham; cookie jar, Tara Parker,
Brussels; krazy karpet, Jeremy McGlynn,
Wingham; bag of apples, Marg, Van Nes,
Brussels; calendar, Steven Hickey, Au-
burn; salt and pepper, Pat Langlois,
Brussels; Christmas centrepiece', Vera
Hastings, Brussels; shoe rack, Isobel
Workman, Brussels; six mugs, Mary
McGlynn, Wingham; centrepiece, Mary
McGlynn. Wingham; Santa ornament,
Alice McArter, Brussels; Christmas orna-
ments. Danny Blake, Brussels.
Inspection fee will increase
Ontario Hydro has approved an average 5
per cent fee increase for electrical inspec•
tions, effective Jan. 1.
"The increase is due to a general rise in
costs," Manager of Electrical Inspection.
Jack Dicker, said. "This is the first time
we've raised fees since July, 1982."
The increase affects all inspections for
residential, commercial and industrial instal-
lations. The cost to inspect a typical single
family residence will go up about $3 to $72.
under the new fee structure.
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