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To help youth delegates
UCW mark Christmas
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a medley of Christmas selec-
tions.
Mrs. Dave Kyle closed th e
meeting with a fitting devotional
on the meaning of Christmas in
a modern world, On behalf of all
the ladies Mrs. Eddison Forrest
extended a word of thanks to
Mrs. Harold Currie for her in-
spirational leadership and pre-
sented her with a token of their
appreciation.
A social hour and lunch was
convened by Mrs. Paul Pass-
more and her committee.
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The Christmas General UCW
meeting was held in an attrac-
tive setting in the Fellowship
Room with a large attendance.
Mrs. Harold Currie opened the
meeting with the story of the
coming of the Lord and the ef-
fect of other famous babies on
the destiny and welfare of man-
kind. Everyone joined in the
carol, 0 Little Town of Beth-
lehem.
Mrs. Harvey Keys gave the
report on the year's work of the
Friendship and visitation com-
mittee. Mrs. Eddison Forrest
was named as new treasurer.
A word of thanks was extended
to Mrs. Mary Goodwin, treasur-
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er for past five years.
All members were urged to
attend final business meeting
Dec. 28, at 2.30 p.m. The UCW
are again sponsoring two dele-
gates from the Hi C group to
the Toc Alpha convention.
Mrs. Grant MacLean gave
a humourous reading on Christ-
mas shopping in July. Mrs. Wil-
liam Fuss sang a solo, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. Goddard.
A short play "Gifts That Mon-
ey Can't Buy" was portrayed by
Mrs. R. Mock, Mrs. B. McKin-
ley, Mrs. R. Forrest, Mrs. G.
MacLean, Mrs. V. Pyette, Mrs.
J. Corbett and Mrs. R. Venner.
Mrs. Robert Pryde favoured with
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Mr. Hein Rooseboom will leave
December 21 from International
Airport by jet for Holland, his
native land, where he will spend
Christmas with relatives whom
he has not seen for 16 years.
He will be away three weeks.
Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Mousseau
and Miss Cheryl Mousseau of
Ridgetown visited over the week-
MAKE DONATIONS
Hensall Branch of the Cana-
dian Legion 468 met Wednesday
evening, December '7 when nomi-
nations were held conducted by
past president John Simmons.
A joint installation of officers
of this Legion and Auxiliary will
be held Friday, January 6, 1967.
Five dollars was donated to the
CNIB; $10 to the Legion Christ-
mas Fund for hospitalized vet-
erans in London; $25 to the Santa
Claus party held in Hensall Sat-
urday.
Wilmer Dalrymple kindly do-
nated a Canadian flag to the
branch.
end with the former's parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Mousseau.
Mrs. Alberta MacBeath is a
patient in Seaforth Community
hospital undergoing treatment.
Sunday December 18, there will
be the regular service at 10 a.m.
in Carmel Presbyterian Church,
at 11 a.m. there will be especial
Sunday School program in the
church sanctuary when white gifts
f o r children at the London Or-
phanage will be presented.
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Lodge plans
to see pies
The Lodge Hall lovely in
Christmas motif was the setting
for the Christmas party of Amber
Rebekah Lodge Wednesday even-
ing December 7, with a large
attendance.
The report of the Centennial
meeting held Wednesday of last
week November 30 was given. It
was decided to have a super
duper dessert euchre and bake
sale in March. It was also de-
cided to contact Miss Joanne
Egellson, student to the United
Nations in June 1966 sponsored
by the lodges of this district, to
show pictures of her trip in Jan-
uary 1967, which will be open to
the public.
A donation was made to the
War Memorial Sick Childrens'
Hospital, London. Members ex-
changed gifts during a social
hour, and a Christmas lunch was
served, Christmas treats were
delivered to shut in members of
this lodge by members.
CORRECTION
In the report of the annual
Meeting of the Hensall associa-
tion of Girl Guides and Brownies,
it was reported that Mrs. E.
Rowe was appointed District
Commissioner for 1967. This was
in error, it should read Mrs.
Rowe was appointed chairman of
the local association.
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Deliver parcels
to area shut-ins
Forty Christmas packages
were packed and delivered
Thursday, December 8 by the friendship and visitation com-
mittee of lieneall United Church
for the shut-ins of the congrega-
tion.
Committee in charge of the
project included Mrs. Wilmer
Ferguson (convener), Mrs. liar-
vey Keys, Mrs, J, Ferguson,
Mrs. R, J. Drysdale, Mrs. Jack
Simmons, Mrs. I,.orne Hay, Mrs.
Wm. Clement.
Mr, V. M. Pyette, CNIB cam-
paign chairman for Hensell and
district, has announced that
$392.15 has been received to
date.
Arnold ladies
to treat kids
The Christmas meeting of the
Arnold Circle Dec. 12 was cel-
ebrated by candlelight, withpoin-
settias, bells and stars and
Christmas hymns played in the
background,
A manger scene with Mrs, AL
Hoggarth as Joseph, Mrs. R.
Vanstone as Mary and Mrs. John
Baker, Mrs. S. Bell and Pauline,
the Three Wise Men presented a
skit.
The worship period "Come to
Christmas" was conducted by
Mrs. Boggarth and Mrs. Van-
stone.
p resident Mrs. Bob Bell
chaired the meeting for the
business and called on all mem-
bers to help fill the Christmas
bags with home made candy this
Dec. 18 when the Sunday School
will present a white gift service
at 11 o'clock in the church aud-
itorium.
Decorating for the coming
Christmas season in the church
will be in charge of Mrs. J. Baker,
M r s. H. Bonthron, Mrs. G.
Schwalm and Mrs. H. Campbell.
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