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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1987. PAGE 11.
Compiled b\ Mrs Bett\ McCall. Phone 887-6677
Peace chosen theme
of Walton UCW meeting
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Walton 1 unit of the U.C.W.
November meeting was held in the
church basement Wednesday
evening when 17 members an
swered the roll call on ‘Pass the
Peace’.
Gloria Wilbee opened the meet
ing and followed the theme ‘ * Peace
passeth all understanding.” The
hymn, *‘O God our help in ages
past” was sung with Doreen
Hackwell as pianist.
Gloria gave a very timely
message on the Promised Land and
showed a video of what had
happened since the forties, the
history of the world. It showed of
different memorials, remember
ing the past. Donna McClure read
anarticleon a second world war
hero and Olene Dennis closed this
part of the meeting with prayer.
Marie McGavin presided for the
business opening with a poem,
“The World has need for you.”
Minutes were read by Audrey
Hackwell and treasurer’s report
was given by Doreen Hackwell.
The report of the copper contest
leaders was given with a pot luck
supper decided for the December
meeting with a gift exchange. The
Rebekah Lodge
honours former member
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
held their regular meeting with a
good attendance. Noble Grand
Leona Connelly was in charge of
the meeting.
The charter was draped in
memory of the late Irene Pease. A
request was received from Family
and Children’s services for a
donation. The Noble Grand offered
to attend a meeting in Clinton Nov.
12 about a Pilgrimage for Youth. ’ ’
Lillian Moses, Vice Grand, read
a report from the Humanitarian
Services committee showing it to
be quite active giving cash dona
tions to those in need as well as the
loaning of hospital beds, wheel
U.C.W. general meeting is called
for 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2
for a pot luck supper. Pictures are
to be taken of the groups to put in a
book that is being made for the 25th
anniversary of the U.C.W. All
former members are to be asked to
attend this special occasion.
Dates to remember were an
nounced. Next Sunday, Murray
Gaunt will be guest speaker at
Duff’sChurch. Communion will be
observed on Sunday, November
29. New programs will be made up
for the unit meetings for the
coming year.
The meeting closed with ‘Faith
of our Fathers’ followed by lunch
served by Gloria Wilbee, Donna
McClure and Olene Dennis.
Wa/to/7 WZ
serves lunch
It ’s the noon luncheon at the hall
this Wed. At 8:15 the Institute
meets for their monthly meeting.
Members are reminded to bring a
grandmother or a guest. There will
be a demonstration. Thursday
evening euchre starts at 8 p.m. in
the hall.
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chairs, walkers, etc. tothe com
munity. Several get well cards
were sent to members who are ill.
There is to be a euchre on Dec. 7 in
the Library. Tickets were to be sold
on a hand-knit sweater, crocheted
kitchen ornament, and a floral
basket, to be drawn at the
Christmas party.
After lodge closing, a social time
was held when tickets were given
to each person present and a draw
made for a lovely crocheted
Christmas tree, donated and made
by Ada Brittain. Marie Turnbull
was the lucky winner. Lunch was
served by Mary Davidson and her
committee.
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