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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1988. PAGE 47.
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Christmas meeting
Walton I unit held their Christmas
meeting Wednesday evening, De
cember 14 when a pot luck supper
was enjoyed by all with 25 members
and guests present in the basement
of the church.
The devotions were presented by
Marjorie Humphries with a Christ
mas Tableau assisted by Judy
Emmirch and Marie Coutts. Christ
mas carols were sung with Doreen
Hackwell the pianist.
The story of the Legend of the
Black Madona was given by Marie
McGavin in the absence of Rev.
Bonnie Lamble.
Marie McGavin opened the busi
ness with a poem, Christmas Gifts.
Minutes were read by Audrey
Hackwell. Roll call was answered by
a Christmas symbol and song.
Announcements of coming events
were given out by the President.
There will be a Christmas Eve
Service at 8:30 p.m. Bluevalc
Church will have their Christmas
Eve Service at 7 p.m.
Music numbers were given' by
Gloria Wilbee then all joined in with
Christmas songs. The evening was
closed with prayer. The gift ex
change was in charge of Gloria Love
and Viola Traviss.
People
Members of the McLaughlin
family held their Christmas get-
together in the Walton Hall on
Sunday.
Home from Clinton hospital is
Elva Bolger and Chris Stevenson
who spent a couple of days recently
in University Hospital, London. All
their friends wish them a good
recovery.
People in the village appreciated
the junior choir and their leader Rev.
Bonnie Lamble when they sang
Christmas Carols from door to door
last Thursday evening.
Wishing you all the Season’s
Blessings.
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There were 14 members and one
visitor present for the December
meeting at Maxine Houston’s home
when they sat down to delicious
Duff's United
hold service
Sunday morning greeters at
Duff’s United Church were Ken and
Leona McDonald. Glenda Carter
was organist for the Christmas
Hymns. The junior choir sang an
anthem, “Welcome the Babe’’
accompanied by Marion Godkin at
the piano.
Rev. Bonnie Lamble took as her
sermon, “TheHandmaid’’. Decem
ber ushers are Barry Hoegy, Ian
Wilbee and Murray Dennis.
The service at Walton will begin
with the announcements at 9:55 a.m.
during the winter months.
Christmas pot luck supper.
Later a short devotional period
followed with Maxine in charge with
the theme, Day of Wonder, and
several Christmas Carols were sung.
A few dates to remember were
mentioned. The U.C.W. Installation
is Jan. 8 and the annual meeting Jan.
22. Games were enjoyed bringing a
most delightful evening to a close.
Next meeting is in February.
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