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scripture lesson fioM Luke and a
reading "A Prayer for Christ-
mas" was given by Mrs. Laverne
Morley.
During the business session it
was decided to n a donation te
the Vanderminnen family, who
lost their home and contents in a
fire recently.
Persona Is
Visiting with Mrs, Clare B.
Westman Sunday and attending
the United Church for the
dedication of the new public
address system presented to the
church in memory of Clare B.
Westman were members of tier
family, Mrs. Robert Morrow,
Ild.erton;. Mr. & Mrs. Grant
WestMan and family, .
Thomas; Ralph Westman,
Sarnia, and his daughter and her
husband, Ron Hartle of London.
Mrs. J. Noon, Susan and
Jeremy, Mrs, R, A, Carson, Mrs.
Holgin and Mrs. Lois Herbert
visited' Mrs. S, Coxon at Sun
Haven Hursing Home, Lambeth,
Sunday.
Mrs. Coxon celebrated her 94th
birthday Monday, She is a former
resident of Granton.
Wishes for a speedy recovery
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By MRS. E. SUMMERS.
Rev, Mary Mclnally was
hostess for Unit I at the manse
Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Elmer Summers presided
and opened the meeting with "It
came upon the Midnight Clear,"
followed by the reading in unison
of the story of the nativity from
St. Luke.
The meditation dealt with the
attitude towards Christmas and
was entitled "How far is
Bethlehem?" The question asked
was bow far have we strayed
from the real meaning of
Christmas.
It was gratifying to learn that
the Unit had gone over their
allocation fund, and it was
decided that a donation be given
towards the Church's pledge to
support a Missionary Nurse in
Kenya.
Officers elected for the two
years were: president, Miss
Mabel McNaughton; sec, treas.,
Mrs, Glen Jameson; conveners:
Program, Mrs. Delmar West-
man; Sunshine & Flowers, Mrs.
Clare Westman; Social, Mrs. G.
Jameson.
Rev. Mclnally was in charge of
Dedicate address system
Granton groups instal
the program, Her subject was
"What is Chriustmas" and she
explained that Christmas was not
all Joy and Gladness for some
People. To illustrate this, the
speaker used a tape recording of
"The Valley of the Shadow,"
written and narrated by Bishop
JAlje, who was imprisoned and
condemned to die during World
War II, He tells the story of a
Christmas service in a prison
cell. A Christmas dinner was
enjoyed, prepared by the hostess
and Mrs. G. Jameson.
Unit III
In place of their regular
Meeting Unit III treated their
husbands to dinner at the Garage
restaurant in London, Tuesday
evening. Elected officers for the
next two year term are:
president, Mrs, Douglas Brown;
vice president, Mrs. Leroy
Bryan; sec, treas., Mrs. Ken
Waugh; Social conveners, Mrs.
John Drost and Mrs. Chas.
Hayden.
Unit IV
Unit IV met at the home of Mrs.
Clifford Waters on Tuesday
evening, Mrs. Floyd Dykes
presided and opened the meeting
with a poem, followed by the
story of the nativity from St.
Luke.
Roll Call was answered with a
verse pertaining to Christmas.
Officers elected for the next
two years are, pres. Mrs. Nelson
Tate; vice pres. Mrs. Wm.
Lambert; Sunshine, Mrs. Art
Torrance; Pianist, Mrs. Chas.
Gowan; Social, Mrs. Norman
Riddell and Mrs, Henry Wissel;
Press, Mrs. Stanley Crawford.
Arrangements were made to
help with the food for the general
meeting dinner. Mrs, N. Riddell
and Mrs. Bruce Hutchison were
in charge of program, The First
Canadian Christmas.
The hostess was assisted with
lunch by Mrs, Wm. Lambert and
Mrs. James Kerr.
Unit V
Mrs. Malcolm Spence was
hostess to Unit V Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Wm. Jones presided, led
in worship and conducted the
business.
New officers elected for the
next two years are: pres., Mrs.
Chas. MdRobert; vice pres., Mrs.
Malcolm Spence; sec., Mrs.
Walter Jones; treas,, Mrs.
Garnet Baker; Conveners:
Social, Mrs. Clare Program; Mrs.
Joseph Bryan.
There was the annual exchange
of gifts from mystery pals. Lunch
.committee consisted of .Mrs, W.
Jones, Mrs., C. Bryan, Mrs.
Nelson Bayear Sr. and Mrs. Chas.
McRobert.
Christmas programs
The Scouts, Cubs, CGIT. and
Explorers are all busy with
Christmas programs. The CGIT
and Explorers are preparing for
a vesper service at the United
Church December 4 and CGIT
are entertaining the Happy
Gang , December 16.
Granton Mason's Install Officers
The installation of officers for
the coming year took place at the
Mason's Hall Monday evening.
The following officers were
installed: Wor. Master, Percy
Hodgins; I,P.M., R. Raymond
Paynter; Sr. Warden, Reginald
McCurdy; Jr. Warden, Carl F.
Mills; Treas., William Morley;
Sec. Rt., A. Earl Watson; Sr.
Deacon, Robert Marshall; Jr.
Deacon, Ross Everett; Chaplain,
William Schaefer; D. of C.,
Donald Brine; Inner Guard,
Norris Atthill; Sr. Steward, John
Harlton; Jr. Steward, Stanley
Malcolm; Tyler Clifford Cook.
Church news
At the United Church Rev.
Mary Mclnally conducted the
worship and performed the
ceremony of lighting the second
Advent Candle denoting peace.
The service was preceded by a
carol sing led by the choir,
A public address system for the
church, presented by Mrs. Clare
B. Westman in ,memory of her
husband was dedicated.
The children's story,
"Christmas in Trinidad" was
interesting to both adults and
children.
The subject of the minister's
sermon was "Candles", Rev.
Mclnally used candles as a
parable on Christian Life, a new
candle which had never given
light, was likened to a person who
had done nothing in God's ser-
vice, the half burned candle had
given little, whereas the one that
had burned right down, was like a
good Christian who was
dedicated to serving God.
The Sunday School of the
United Church put on a sandwich
lunch for the congregation,
following the service Sunday. A
collection was taken and the
money to be used towards the
pledge made by the church, to
support Miss Gollop in her work
as a Missionary Nurse in Kenya,
St. Thomas Anglican Church
At St. Thomas Church Rev.
Mary Mills, conducted the wor-
ship and officiated at the service
of baptiam.
Children who were baptized
were Sylvia Lynn, daughter Of
Mr. it Mrs. Don Beatson and
James Kenneth, son of Mr, &
Mrs, Kenneth Hoar,
The lighting of the second
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Mrs. Ron (Pat) Rose has
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both attending University so she
is only open for business after 4
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candle in the Advent Wreath was
performed by Miss Susan Noon.
The subject of Rev. Mill's sermon
was "What baptism means to us"
and dealt with the sacrament of
baptism,
A.C.W. meeting
The December meeting was
held in the Church Hail Wed-nesday evening. Mrs, J. Noon
pres. opened the meeting and
members repeated the Lord's
prayer In unison.
Mrs. K, Hodeins read the