The Brussels Post, 1979-12-19, Page 27Christmas
Every.g
day,
in every
way, we
;or know your
holiday joys
and dreams
will grow
and grow.
Thanks,friends.
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POST DECEMBER.1979 27
luevale LICW installe Al',
In spite of threats from
the weatherman, a capacity
crowd gathered at the
Bluevale Community Hall
last Friday night for the first
event in the fund raising
campaign, a turkey bingo.
Rae Breckenridge called
out the numbers, assisted by...
Pob Searson. Turkeys were'
won by Billie Carter, Sylvia
Pewtress, Steven Johnston,
Pat Campbell, Joe W.alker,
Karen Shaw, Mrs. Ed Rich,
Wanda Stapleton, Terry
Anger and Ron Schefter.
Mrs. Rich also won $47.50 in
the first share-the-weath
game of the evening. Mrs.
Lillian Newman won $43.00
in the secon share-the-wealth
game and James C. Johnston
won the $30 special.
During the: evening the
lucky lottery ticket was,
drawn by Mark Boswell of
Bluevale and the winner of
$500 was Bill Garniss of
RR#4 Wingham. Mel Craig
Correspondent
MRS. JOE WALKER
357-3558
In a meaningful service
conducted by Robert Perry,
the new officers of the
Bluevale United Church
Women were installed and
reminded of their new
responsibilities for 1980. The
officers are: past president,
Mrs. Wendell Stamper;
president, Mrs. Charles.
Mathers, first vice-president
Mrs. Harold Johnston;
secretary, Mrs. Bert Garniss;
treasurer, Mrs. Bert
Hastings; pianist, Mrs.
Glenn Sellers; auditors, Mrs.
Larry Elston, Mrs. Doug
Garniss.
Committee conveners are:
Church in Society, Mrs.
Murray MacFarlane, Mrs.
sold the winning ticket.
Jack Searson, chairman of
the Bluevale, .Morris
Turnberry Action
Committee, thanked
everyone for coming and
announced another bingo
will be held in the hall Jan.
18. Mrs. Helen MacFarlane,
committee treasurer, asked
everyone to save sales slips
which can be used to buy
equipment for the renovated
hall.
Upcoming events to be
held at the hall include on
Old Tyme Country Dance, a
variety show and a euchre
party.
Every week more and more
people discover what mighty
jobs are accomplished by low
cost Post Want Ads. Dial
Brussels 887-6641.
deflecting
once again
on His
glorious. J.? • •
message 0 4. we give
Harvey Edgar; World
Outreach, Mrs. Beth
Johnston, Mrs. Keith
Nicholson; Stewardship and
Finance, Mrs. J.V. Fischer,
Mrs, Bert Hastings;
Christian Development, Mrs.
Bob Fraser, Mrs. Harold
Johnston, Mrs. Bert Garniss,
Mrs. Glenn Sellers;
Communications, Mrs.
Walter Willitts, Mrs. Ross
Nicholson; Leadership
Development, Mrs. Ken
,Johnston; In-church Service
Mrs. Carl Johnston, Mrs.
J.R. Johnston, Mrs. Ed.
Stewart, Mrs. W. Peacock.
Members of the
nominating committee are
Mrs. Wendell Stamper, Mrs.
Mel Craig and Mrs. Harold
Johnston. Mrs. Keith
Johnston is the repre-
sentative to the Official
Board and Mrs. Ross
Nicholson represents the
U.C.W. on the board of
Stewards. Mrs. Nicholson
and Mrs. J. Searson are
leaders of the Messengers..
Mrs. Charles Mathers
opened the Dec. 5 meeting
with a seasonal poem
followed by prayer, Unit 4
conducted the worship
service which included some
familiar Christmas carols.
Mrs. Jack Searson presented
a message based on the light
of guidance, love, service
and giving. Mrs. Harold
I Johnston played appropriate
accompaniment on the piano
during the presentation,
Mrs. Ross Nicholson read a
poem to complete the
worship service.
Each committee reported
its activities during the past
year. Mrs. MacFarlane
reported for Church and
Society; Mrs. Beth Johnston,
for World Outreach; Mrs.
Stewart for Christian
Development; Mrs.
Nicholson for publicity and
communication; Mrs. Carl
Johnston for the flower
committee; Mrs. Lloyd
.Warwick for In-church
Service and Mrs. Peacock for
the manse committee. Year
end reports were also given
by the four unit leaders, Mrs.
Carl Johnston, Mrs. J.
Casemore, Mrs. D. Street
and Mrs. J. Johnston.
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Crowd at bingo
for Bluevale Hall
JOHN & BONNIE
PENNINGTON
kin*** Repair`
Betissels .
ehristmas! rime to draw
• close tam!, acrd triads
aid celebrate the time-
kohored traditioNs o
the season.
May ):.$111. holidays be trimmed with an
('Afro tneasute of old fashioned joys!
It's ntir pleciNtife to sertit, you.
AtithOtited White-Etna: Sewing Machine
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Wishing you the pleasures of a real
old-fashioned, family holiday. To you
and your loved ones, our thanks.
Gordon Workman
Electric, Plumbing and Heating
Brussels ,
May the Child
King who came
to save us all
bestow His special
blessings on us this
Christmas.
BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS
Brussels