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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-12-22, Page 35THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1987. PAGE 35. Myrtle Vodden elected to head Bly th UCW Thirty-seven Blyth United Church Women came to the manse last Monday, Dec. 14,tohearof their achievements as outlined in the convenors’ and leaders’ re­ ports and to also enjoy the Christmas atmosphere. Not only were the manses’ rooms as attractive as ever with Christmas decor, but included, this year, were two large orchid plants in bloom, the kind that flourishes 4n the Philippines, the native land of the Ramirez family. Lenora Davidson and June Peck added spiritual meaning, leading the worship service with a Christ­ mas theme. Rena Watt played for three Christmas hymns. Listening to June and Lenora's readings, one was reminded of the lovely sur­ prises (call them miracles, if you wish) that can come at Christmas. Even in the presentation of the vear's-end reports. Santa’s spirit, and it can be a comical one, prevailed. Wrapped gifts were given, not to the present Execu­ tive. who had done well, but to leaders facing next year's challen­ ges. They were gifts to facilitate their work and to handle emergen­ cies. Forinstance, should the piano balk. pianistsRuby Philp and Rena Watt, were handed a ukelele and banjo; the new president received a gavel; the treasurer, a bank; the secretary, a two-foot pencil for lengthy meetings; Dorothy Daer, a spool of thread, in case her quilters will run - out of it. Mary Wightman and Evelyn Smith can don fashion­ able sun goggles when conducting the Sunshine unit meetings. And so it went amid hearty laughter, until every 1988 execu­ tive member was looked after. Rev. Ramirez installed the 1988-89 Executive, using the meaningful service and prayer outlined in the U nited Church’s manual. A Shakespeare Flower Plate from the Blyth Pottery was presen­ ted in deep appreciation for President Susan Howson’s dedica- Make a ’kissing ball' An old-fashioned kissing ball made from Christmas cards makes a lovely family room or hallway conversation piece. To make a unique card kissing ball from Christmas cards, cut 12 cards into three-inch circles. Fold each circle in from four sides to create a square. Glue each folded tion to Blyth U.C.W. work, and her innovative ideas in planning events. In January, Susan begins her new duties in two executive positions in Huron-Perth Presby­ tery. Mary Wightman, Evelyn Smith and Norma Ramirez had provided dainty refreshments served at the meeting’s close, at which time Mrs. Webster and her assistants went on their merry way, distribut­ ing 18 poinsettias to shut-ins. The following is the executive for 1988-89: President, Myrtle Vod­ den; first Vice, June Peck; second Vice, Emily Phillips; secretary, Adeline Campbell; assistant Sec., Feme McDowell; corresponding sec., Lenora Davidson; treasurer, Edelgard Hoba; summer catering treas., Mary Holland; nominating edge to the folded edge of another circle until you have a three-dimen­ sional ball shape. Attach ribbon with a piece of holly or mistletoe on one end, up through the ball and make a loop at the top for hanging. Sprinkle glitter along glued edges if desir­ ed. convenor, Joan Clark; communica­ tions convenor, Susan Howson: stewardship and finance, Marie Toll; leadership development, Emily Phillips; Church in Society, Ruby Pattison; Christian Develop­ ment, Evelyn Smith and Adeline Campbell; World Outreach, Mary Wightman. Community Friendship and Membership Convenor is Vera Badley and the committee is Gene Snell, Evalena Webster, Mary Holland and MaryLou Stewart; Social Convenor, Evalena Web­ ster; Assistants, Grace Poore, Catherine Caldwell; Quilting Con­ venor, Dorothy Daer; Flower Convenors, Carole Lawrie, Eva­ THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES DEC. 24TH 6 p.m. Holy Communion St. Mark’s, Auburn 8 p.m. Holy Communion St. John’s, Brussels 10:30 p.m. Holy Communion Trinity, Blyth PARISH PRIEST:THE REV. 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