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Kippen church ladies
choose new officers
remarks,. Mrs. Robt, Elgie read
the new senate of officers for the
coming year:
Honorary president, Mrs.
Robert Elgie; president, Mrs.
William Bell; vice presidents,
Mrs. David Turner and Mrs.
David Cooper; recording
secretary, Mrs. Edison McLean;
corresponding, Mrs. Thomas
Reid; treasurer, Mrs, Ken
McLellan.
Citizenship and social action,
Mrs. John Anderson; community
friendship and visiting, Mrs.
Kenneth McKay;finance, Mrs
Harold Jones Mrs. Edgar
McBride
U.C.W. representative to the
Branch of Stewards, Mrs. Ray
Consitt.
Manse committee, Mrs. Orville
Workman, Mrs, John Sinclair,
Mrs. Leonard Lovell; press and
publicity, Mrs, Robert
McGregor; sunshine and cards,
Mrs. Norman Dickert; roses,
Mrs. Laird Finlayson; social
committee, Mrs. Lloyd Cooper,
Mrs, Keith Lovell, Mrs. Keith
Love, Mrs. William Consitt,
Flowers, Unit I, Mrs, E. Kyle;
Unit II, Mrs. P. Wright; Unit III,
Mrs. Robt. McGregor.
Literature, Mrs. E, Faber;
supply and welfare, Mrs, J.A.
Cooper, Mrs. W. Mellis; pianists,
Mrs. R. Broadfoot, Mrs. R.
Kinsman.
Unit Leaders, I, Mrs. R.
Broadfoot and Mrs. T. Reid; II,
Mrs. R. Elgie and Mrs. R. Kin-
sman, III, Mrs. E. Anderson,
Dutch Christmas told to WI
ElY MRS, RENA CALDINELL
The December meeting of
Kippen U.C.W. was held Thur-
sday evening amidst a setting of
Christmas decorations and'
lighted tree.
The theme of the worship, in
S charge of Mrs. Laird Finlayson,
was "Love is God's free gift."
She said we yearn to share
ourselves with another person, to
enter into real communion with
someone who understands and
accepts us. Hope is such a small
word, yet giant size which cannot
really be explained but must be
experienced. Christmas carols
were sung throughout the wor-
ship service.
The incoming Mrs. Wm, Bell,
president had charge of the
business part of the meeting. It
was decided to hold meetings on
the fourth Wednesday of the
month except the Christmas
meeting.
Mrs. Bell read a Christmas
poem and a medley of Christmas
music was sung, directed my
Mrs. David Cooper.
A humerous but meaningful
skit, "Neighbours," was enacted
by Mrs. Edison McLean, Mrs,
John A. Cooper, Mrs. Wilfred
Mellis, Mrs. Robert Turner and
Mrs. David Turner,
Mrs. McLean then read Harry
Boyle's Chrisl,mas story from the
Readers Digest.
Numbers were drawn for a gift,
Mrs. Keith Lovell being the
lucky winner. Mrs. Bell and
Mrs. Lovell gave courtesy
Mrs. H. Hendrick.
Personals
Mr, & Mrs. Art Gibson,
Wroxeter, spent Saturday with
Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Mellis.
Jean Ivison visited in London
for a few days.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Burke,
Ansley, Ontario, visited Mr. &
Mrs. W,L. Mellis and the latter's
sister Mrs. John Barnard,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Jacques,
Clifford, visited Mrs. Norman
Dickert.
Wm. Wilson, London called on
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Mellis,
Sunday.
Kenneth McLellan returned
from a business trip to Toronto.
Hensall Women's Institute held
their Christmas meeting in the
Legion Hall with president Mrs.
J. McAllister in the chair. After
welcoming the guests she gave a
report on the district directors
meeting. She told the ladies
members may write a report of
someone they consider to be a
ACW view slides
of cathedral
The regular meeting of the
A.C.W. was held December 9, at
the home of Mrs, R. H. Mid-
dleton. The president, Mrs. W,
Scrabuik, opened the meeting
with the members prayer.
A devotional from the Living
Message was read by Mrs, Mary
Taylor, Rev. G. A. Anderson, and
Mrs. Scrabuik, Mrs, Windover
read a poem called "Christmas
Eve."
The business was conducted
and a report on entertainment at
the Queensway Nursing Home
was given. Those helping this
month are Mrs. Mary Taylor,
Mrs, Annie Reid, Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Forrest, Mrs. Fanny
Clarke, Mrs. R, H. Middleton,
Miss Olive Petty and Mrs.
Windover.
The roll call was answered by
reading a verse from the Bible
with the word "joy" in it, Mrs.
Clarke gave the study called,
"God Solves all Our Problems."
Rev. Anderson showed slides of
the Cathedral in Exeter,
England, and closed the meeting
with prayer.
local personality, to be entered
into the Tweedsrnuir Book.
In charge of setting up the fair
list for 1972, are Mrs. R. M, Peck,
Mrs. A. Orr, Mrs, E. Riley, and
Mrs. H. Corbett.
Carol singing was led by Mrs.
B. Beaton accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. M. Sherritt, after
which the Hensall 4-11 Club
demonstrated gourmet dishes
featuring dairy products. Taking
part were Alma Oud and Willy
Blom,
Mrs. Ted Oud gave highlights
of Christmas in Holland, then
everyone told of their most
amusing or memorable Christ-
mas, after which a few poems
were read.
The January meeting will start
with a tour through Boise
Hensall personals
Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted
communion service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church Sunday
delivering a message on "The
Joy of Communion,
Shelley Bonthron was received
into membership of the church.
The name of Mrs, Gordon Sch-
walm was omitted from the slate
of officers for Carmel
Presbyterian Church last week.
Mrs, Schwalm is the president.
William R. Bell visited this
week with his son and daughter-
in-law, Mr, & Mrs, Wm. H. Bell.
Mr. & Mrs, Robert Mickle
London, and Charles Mickle,
Hamilton, visited their parents
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle, Hen-
sail.
Cascade trailer plant, members
to meet at the Legion Hall by .8:15
to arrange transportation.
Program conveners were Mrs.
C, Reid and Mrs. J. McAllister.
Hostesses were Mrs. B. Beaton
and Mrs. P. Koehler.
Lady passes away
in SH Hospital
Myrtle M. Peart passed away
in South Huron Hospital,
December 9, 1971 in her 75th
year.
Surviving are some nieces
and cousins.
The funeral service was held
from the Bonthron Funeral
Chapel, Hensall, Saturday with
Rev, W. Jarvis officiating.
Burial was in Staffa Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Robert
Vivian, Lorne Elliot, Phillip
James, and Lisle Warden,
December 16, 1971 Page 7
Arnold circle
present gifts
The Christmas meeting of the
Arnold Circle evening auxiliary
of Carmel Presbyterian church
was held at the home of Mrs. Roy
G. Bell Monday evening.
The worship was a series of
stories, most of them true that
told true meaning of Christmas.
These were by Mrs. John Baker
and Mrs. Joanne Bell.
It was agreed the Arnold Circle
would provide assistance for the
Sunday School's adopted child.
Arrangements were made to
continue with secret sunshine
pals.
Mrs. R, Vanstone thanked
everyone who helped at the
bazaar and tea and stamps sent
to the London Bible Society were
credited to Arnold Circle.
Following the meeting an
exchange of Christmas gifts was
made and refreshments served.
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