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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-12-29, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 29, 1982 Church goers late when power failed Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 997-6645 Rev. Wayne Allan of Wat- erloo was the' minister in charge On Sunday, (Dec. 19 in Knox Church. He is Working with Family Counselling in Kitchener. His wife and parents accompanied him. He expects to take the service here again on Jan. 2. Following the service on Dec. 19 members of the congregation joined with the Sunday School in the singing, of carols. Later all went to the basement for sandwich - tea and coffee. The S.S. pu ils had an exchange of gifts. Mr. ' and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler attended a 40th • ann. celebration in -honor of Ken and Olive Zinn on Sat. • evening Dec. 18 in White- church. Approximately 35 mem- bers of the Wood family celebrated their Christmas in the Community Centre on Dec. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Grisdale off North Bay are visiting over Christmas with their son Earl and Mrs. Grisdale and family. Hydro was off during the i•` night 'on Saturday varying from 45 min. to several hours m different areas. Some residents were caught on time on Sunday morning arriving somewhat late for church. Miss Nancy Jean Craig, - Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs Jack Conley on Sunday. The enclosed verses were , received in • a Christmas greeting. Hope things don't get that bad. May—you have a Merry Christmas Packed with fun and gifts galore With the cost of mail increasing, You may hear from me no more! So keep this Christmas greeting In a place where you can view Its loving 'little message . in .1982. And when• you've finished reading it Don't toss it out with glee. But keep this card to read again • in..,1983! • Mrs. lda Gordon received flews of the death of her nephew, Frank Hunter, Os- hawa. The funeral was Thursday, Dec. 23 in Osh- awa. PEACE IN '83 Biuevale women meet CORRESPONDENT MRS. JOE WALKER 357.3559 "While Shepherds Watch- ed" was the hymn which opened the Dec. 1 meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church at the home of Mrs. Glen McKercher. Christmas scriptures were read by Mrs. McKercher with comments given by Mrs. Wm. Elston Mrs. Ross Gray' chose a skit, depicting Elizabethe writing, to her cousin Mary inviting her to come and visit which she did. Mary was played by Laura Jenkins, and Marys' neighbour played by Beryl Kirton. Belle Grant played the shepherd boys mother. Mrs. Gordon Mundell read scripture and installed the following officers for 1983. Past' pres.- Mrs. Burns Moffatt; pres.- Mrs. Glenn Golley, secretary- Mrs. Joe Walker, asst secretary- Mrs. Terry Trites, press reporter - Mrs. Joe Walker, rliress treasurer- Mrs. Jack Jen- kins. glad tidings- Mrs. Lola Mann, literature . and Library- Mrs: Burns Moffatt, supply- Mrs. Ross Gray, associate member Mrs,' Keith Moffatt, friendship and service- Mrs, Lola Mann, assistant friendship and service- Mrs. Harry Elliott, pianist- Mrs- Keith Moffatt, life membership - Mrs. Glenn Goiley, historian- Mrs. Bernard Thomas, explorers- Mias 'Marie Walker, assistant explorers - Mrs. Larry Elliott, auditors - Mrs. Harry ' Elliott, Mrs. Gordon Mundell and nomin- ating committee- Mrs. -Jack Willitts, Mrs. Beryl Kirton and Mrs. Glenn McKercher, THE NEWLY elected council .for the village of Brussels was inaugurated on Monday evening, December S. Back row,• left to right is Henry Exel and Harold, Bridge„ public utilities commissioners; Gordon Workman, Hank Ten Pas and Gerry Wheeler, councillors. Front row, William King, clerk, Cal Kreuter, reeve, Ruth Sauve, clerk and- Elizabeth Graber, councillor. Reeve Kreuter • was acclaimed with three incumbent councillors re-elected, Mr. Wheeler is the newly elected councillor, Mr. - xel and )Mr, Bridge were acclaimed to their positions. (Wassink photo) We wish to thank everyone for their patronage in 1982 and look forward to serving you in the coming year. GEili a A. SILLS and SONS IiOlwE HARDWARE PLUMBING—HEATING ELECTRICAL—GAS CONTRACTORS Have a peaceful and prosper- ous New Year. Our best wishes to everyone. Ryan's Har -Up Roost Sts Columban OPEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31' 8 am. 'to 5 p.m. CLOSED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JANUARY 1 AND 2 Open Monday, Jan. 3, as usual GREETINGS Friends are what make this New Year all the more Joyous! And to good friends like you, we are especially glad to say, "thanks!" �pD Anna and Staff wishing you health and happiness: Anna's Dress Shoppe Main St., Seaforth THE INAUGURAL 'meeting of Grey township council was held December 6. The' 1983-85 council includes, back row: Fred Uhler, Murray Bray, Graeme MacDonald,. councillors and Lyle P4top[1@ 8. Jordan a d Vincent family are spending the holidays' at Orlando Flon - Those attendinhe funeral of the late ,Mrs. Bessie Cowan on Dec, 20. 2. wife of Mr. Ken Cowan, Midland were Mrs. Edith Duni.. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hillen. Miss Jean Hillen, Toronto, ''. and Mrs. Bruce Whitmore and family. Walton, .Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hubert and family of Ancaster: Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Hillen of Kingston and Mrs. Charles Sehields of Hamilton. Isabelle and Carol Hunt enjoyed Christmas• dinner. at Sunningdale Country Club with Mr, and Mrs. Cliffort Hunt and the Miller family of London. Anyone who got a Christmas present in a- blue hag instead of wrapping paper could rightly he suspicious about its origins. ' Many of the blue fabric bags which Seaforth's BIA purchased to. cover parking. meters in town over the Christmas season have been stolen. "If it was just nnc at a time you might think of a kid's prank." save .Ictry Hetherington of the BIA. But the covers disaippeared in large quantities. But even though all the. meters in town aren't coveted. there's still free parking for shoppers in Seaforth until the end of December. . Edith McClinchey of High St.. was the winner of a large gingerbread house in a-C'hristma.c draw at Grama's Panto Christmas decorations which have brightened up the past office for the last eduple of weeks are courtesy o{ Postmaster Clarence Holmes. He 'supplied and installed a Christmas tree, lights and garlands himself. Pettapiece, deputy -reeve. Seated is Jane Badley, clerk and reeve, Leona Armstrong. (Photo by Wassink) Bright and cheery wishes v •toN, our loyal friends and business acquaintances who have made last year such a great orrell Lots of health, wealth and happiness to all! Frank and Kathy F. Workman Electric THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF BALL-MACAULAY tare BUILDING CENTILE SEAFORTH CLINTON We will be closed from noon on Friday, December 31, until 8 a.m- on Monday, January 3, 1983. , WINTER TUNE UP SPECIALS /1 ,Sincere beat 7wtahea for a New- Year rich in health. happinena and harmony. Voierye been a pleasure 10 aerye! BiLL EISLER Correspondent NORMAN EAST 4A2-7034 VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE The Country Singles are holding a New Xear's Eve dance at the Vanastra Re- creation Centre. The music is by Ken Scott. The admission is 512 per person. Everyone A invited to attend. The Vanastra Rec Centre held an Open House yesrer• day (Tuesday). Free-swim- ming was from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Vanastra Rec Centre would 'like to ,Rec everyone for their support. , The Vanastra Recreation Centre showed a movie today (Wednesday). called ''The Wit". "s There will be swimming from 3:0) to 4:30 p.m. all this week. Thr Recreatipn Centre will he clnsecl New! 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