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The Citizen, 2001-12-19, Page 13Note: Our store will be open until 9 p.m. Thursday, December 20 & Friday, December 21 for your convenience. • sf. 40 • • • • • • • SN I 1 acj SANTA'S COMING... ...to Oldfield's Pro Hardware & RadioShack SATURDAY, DEC. 22 2-4 pm Did gou forget someone special on hour list?? At Oldfield's we'll help ,you find something just right. OLDFIELD PRO HARDWARE RADIOSHACK Brussels 887-6851 Glad Tidings service theme of WMS The WMS held its meeting on Monday, Dec. 10 at the manse and was opened with the purpose. Scripture was read by Dini Nethery and Hark the Glad Sound was read in unison. Prayer was led by Alice Nicholson and a meditation. Joy to the World followed. The service in the Glad Tidings was used. It was written by the Pattersons who are missionaries in El Salvador. Meditations were read by Margaret Siertsema, Lottie Scott and Alice. O Little Town of Bethlehem was read. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Siertsema and Ivy Cloakey gave the treasurer's report. The roll call was a Christmas poem or story. The annual meeting is Jan. 21 and the next meeting is Jan. 7. Mrs. Siertsema read a story The Crocheted Tablecloth. Alice read Come Share the Bird. Rev. Cathrine Campbell close the meeting with prayer, then served lunch. Presbyterian minister WI guest speaker - Belgrave WI members and guests gathered at the hall on Dec. 11 for the Christmas meeting, beginning with a turkey dinner, catered by the Belgrave UCW. Rev. Ethel Miner- Clare said the grace. Isabel Campbell thanked the ladies for a delicious meal and Ruth Gordomeplied, wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Everyone enjoyed singing familiar Christmas carols with Mary Coultes as pianist. Isabel read a poem An Old Fashioned Christmas. Dianna Robinson introduced Rev. Cathrine Campbell, minister of the Presbyterian Church in Brussels and Belgrave. She talked of relationships with family members, friends and people in the communities telling of experiences in her own life. People also develop relationships with their homes, vehicles and pets. Everyone enjoyed her humorous and thought-provoking message. Dianna expressed the appreciation of all and presented her with a poin- settia. Help protect the environment Reduce, reuse and recycle The War Amps NEVER AGAIN! Hollywood glamourizes war. Through our NEVER AGAIN! video series, we "tell it like it was." Child amputees (Champs) carry on The War Amps legacy. NEVER AGAIN! the horrors of war. To see a listing of NEVER AGAIN! videos, visit our Web site at wwwmaramps.ca. Videos can be borrowed free-of-charge or purchased at cost-recovery prices. To order a pamphlet that lists our NEVER AGAIN! videos, contact The War Amps E-ZEE ACCESS: Tel.: 1-800-250-3030 Fax: 1-800-219-8988 0,ar..A4 Rerscratmon Numbe, 1196 9678 fIlippoi THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2001. PAGE 13. FROM BELGRAVE 11 tables in play at shoot There were 11 tables of shoot in play on Friday, Dec. 14 at the Belgrave Community Centre. Winners were: high lady, Bev Hayden; second high lady, Helen Casemore; most shoots, Mary Turnbull; low, Laura Mae Chamney; high man, Dennis Leddy; second high man, Jim Coultes; most shoots, Bill Nethery; low man, Evelyn Christensen. There were six tables of euchre in play on Wednesday, Dec. 12 at the Women's Institute Hall. Winners were; high lady, Mabel Wheeler; second high lady, Laura Johnston; lone handi, Louise Bosman; low lady, Helen Gallop; high man, Stuart Musgrove; second high man, Ross Taylor; lone hands, Jim Coultes; low man, George Inglis. There is euchre on Wednesday, Dec. 19 at 8 p.m. Mabel's Moms met at their regular time on Wednesday, Dec. 12. Those who attended were Kim Higgins and Shelby, Crystal Agombar, Nicholas, Gage and Curtis Weber. Their topic was Christmas Preparations. Fanning the flames of music The `Gringe' (AKA Kyle Gibson) prepares to blow away the music notes of children singing during the Brussels Public School concert last Wednesday evening. (David Blaney photo). ...• ". • • • • ••• • . • • • HEALTH ON THE HILL_ A Review of activities at SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL TELEHEALTH a telephone advice service took effect in Huron and Perth Counties Dec, 3, 2001 providing callers, with free and confidential access to Registered Nurses 24 hours a day 7 days a week. If you have a health concern, access can be obtained by calling 1-877-797-0000. SEAFORTH MEDICAL CLINIC holiday schedule: closed Dec. 24, Dec. 25, Dec. 26; re-opening Dec. 27 and Dec. 28th, open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 31st, closed January 1 & 2nd, re- opening January 3, 2002. MEDITECH a new computerized information system began Dec. 3rd. Patients coming in to the Hospital fOr appointments and outpatient visits are reminded to stop by Switchboard to register. Special thanks to all patients for you- patience with our now registration process. Many thanks to all staff for your efforts with training at this busy time of year. FOND FAREWELL to. Carol Bowker, Physiotherapist who is retiring December 30th after 22 years of service at our Hospital. Carol has given much to our rehabilitation services and to our community! BEST WISHES to Dr. John Yee who is leaving Seaforth medical Clinic January 1, 2001 to pursue a full time practice in Kitchener- Waterloo. Thank you for your dedicated service; we will miss you! TREASURE CHEST DRAW winner of the locally made lovely, wooden toy chest completely stocked with toys was Ruth Boniface. Congratulations from the Hospital Auxiliary Ruth! CHRISTMAS SHOPPING as we count down the days until Christmas, why not consider the Hospital Auxiliary GIFT SHOP. It has an extended new inventory line including Battenberg and Christmas nighties, Dagoli leisure clothing, decorative candles, wheelchair cushion covers, novelty cotton boxer shorts, jewellery and numerous items. Auxiliary Volunteers welcome your visit. WINNER of the Huron Hospice Christmas tree decorated by Hearts and Flowers was Valerie Petrie. Thank you to all who supported this fundraiser. smaJITALK Huron-Perth Preschool Speech Language Initiative have established services at Seaforth Community Hospital. Any parent who has a concern about how their children's speech and language skills are developing can make referrals to smallTalk at 1-800-269-3683. SEASON'S GREETINGS as we quickly approach this wondrous Christmas season, the management and staff extend our warmest wishes to you, the community. Indeed, we thank everyone for the warmth and spirit shown to our Hospital over the past year and together look forward to a new year of peace, goodwill and happiness. Merry Christmas to one and all.