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while they're still children,
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Good dinner, wrong church
Wesley Willis ladies Chrisuilas party
On the evening of Dec, 4th,
over 60 ladies enjoyed a sump-
tuous pot-luck supper. The
Sunday School rooms of W,W,
church had been beautifully
decorated by Adelle Jervis and
her committee.
The most senior members
present were Mrs, McGill and
Mrs. Sutter,
After everyone was seated, a
couple came in and were in-
vited to help themselves,
because it was assumed that
they were to be on the program.
The visitors soon realized that
the ladils present were mostly
past the age of the group they
were to speak to; so they
thanked the ladies for a
delicious dinner, laughed with
everyone about their error and
left to go and find the right
church.
Entertainment was as
In her report to the Decem:
ber meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary to the Clinton Public
Hospital, Miss K. Elliott, direc-
tor of nursing, stated, "The fur-
niture in the hospital waiting
room has constant hard use,
and has become very shabby."
The members felt that
replacement was necessary,
especially since this area is the
first that many visitors see at
the hospital. It was decided
also that a bench at the front
door for seating while removing
overshoes was also needed.
Miss Elliott was authorized to
order this furniture, as a gift
from the Auxiliary.
The December meeting was
held at the home of Mrs.
Orland Johnston, who, with the
assistance of Mrs. K. Hanly,
provided a delectable luncheon,
following the morning meeting.
Mrs. J. Cochrane reported
that Mrs. Barlow's class at the
Queen Elizabeth School in
Goderich has offered to stamp
the cards for the Penny Sale.
The president, Mrs. W. Harrett,
asked Mrs. Cochrane to write
to Mrs. Barlow, 'accepting her
generous offer, and informing
Pleasing as the dinner, Gretta
Nediger who was chairman for
the evening, invited the ladies
to go upstairs. Mrs. Alice An-
drews led a sing-sonp with Kay
Wise at the piano. Carol
singing was interspersed among
the program numbers, A pup
pet shoW was presented by
Nancy Hearn, Marie Black,
Paul Newland and Mark
MacLean,
Mrs. Hodges, from Vanastra,
accompanied herself with her
guitar and sang some of he':
own lovely songs, along with
old carols interpreted in a new
way.
A quartette, made up of
Clete. Holland, Florence Miller,
Norma Grigg, and Kay Wise
sang a song that was an in-
troduction to a beautiful
Christmas story, read by Mary
Sutter. Nancy Hern's two Scot-
her that the cards would be
,printed early in the new year
and sent to the school to allow
as much time as• possible for
stamping.
The auxiliary discussed plans
for instituting Meals on Wheels
in Clinton. This matter will be
pursued further in the new
year. It was felt that there was
a need for this service, as,other
towns in the county such as
Wingharn, Seaforth, and
Goderich i have successful
operations.
Mrs. M. Corrie reported that
a lap blanket (for patients in
wheel chairi) had been donated
to the hospital by the I.O.D.E.
and that a second was
promised. To make up the
dozen needed, it was suggested
that thermal blankets in bright
colours be purchased.
Before the conclusion of the
meeting, the secretary, Mrs. P.
Walden, asked that annual
reports be prepared in advance
by the conveners so that a copy
may be handed to the secretary
at the January meeting.
Mrs. Haddy moved that the
meeting be adjourned,
tish dances were much enjoyed.
A skit, with Billie Stewart as
Saint Peter and Adelle Jervis,
Jean Johns and Jean Currie
waiting to enter the Pearly
Gates, was amusing, The three
ladies had to tell .what they had
done to qualify for entry, St.
Peter said he'd have been bet-
imprpssed if they had been
The November meeting of the
Clinton Baptist Women's
Auxiliary was held Tuesday,
Nov. 19th at the home of Mrs.
Hazel Clifford. The meeting
was opened with prayer and
then Mrs. Juliana Christians
led the devotions.
They sang together an old
favourite "Just As I Am" and
then Juliana read a missionary
write-up on Miss Joan
McSwagen. Devotions were,
closed in prayer. The minutes
were read and approved and
(Some short-fused sermons: I
give punch-lines, you finish)
The difference between being
a human and being an animal
is the ability to substitute com-
passion for justice.
* * *
People are not afraid that
God is dead. They are afraid
that God is alive.
* * *
The thing which makes
forgiveness so hard to give is
the great need we all have to
keep so much for ourselves.
* * *
We've had approximately
1,945 Easter Sunday's since the
first one, and Christians are
still waiting around for some
other perniission to live and to
love each other and their
enemies!
* * *
The best reason for not
kinder neighbours to those less
fortunate,
The evening was to help the
ladies become better aquainted,
Madly Oestreiclier read the
poem "Roads to Christmas"
and with a few well chosen
words brought the happy
evening to a close.
the treasurer's report was
given. Business was discussed.
Then missions were taken, each
giving one penny for every pic-
ture on the walls of your home,
Fees were taken and the roll
call was answered by nine
present members,
The Dutch Auction gifts were
donated by, Mavis Morrison
and Anita Kiss. Mrs. Helen
Hoggart then showed a very in-
teresting demonstration of
Bestline products. Then a
delicious lunch was served.
having so many elections seems
to be simply the results of the
ones we do have.
* *
Surely, the kind of God who
could create you could create
an answer for your life.
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