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Christmas hy. ns and
poems presented at UCW
The monthly meeting of the U.C.W. of the
Pine River United Church met December
10th at the home of Doreen Stokes. The
president Ruth Farrell was in the chair.
This was Ruth's last meeting in her term of
office. Thi. re w ,'re 25 ladies present. The roll
call to present a gift for the needy. Bertha
Scott sang a beautiful solo "Mary's Little
Boy Child:"
The convenors for the meeting were
Janette Thompson, Sharon Courtney and
Bertha Scott. Janette . Thompson read the
Christmas story from the Book of Luke.
Sharon Courtney read a number of
Christmas poems and Bertha Scott sang a
couple of verses of "It Came Upon a Mid-
night Clear". A number of Christmas hymns
were sung by the ladies throughout the
meeting.
Ruth Farrell closed the meeting with
prayer and thanked the ladies for their help
throughout her term of office. Grace was
sung and a lovely lunch was served by the
lunch committee.
Elmer Culbert was in Redford Michigan,
and area where he went to visit with his
family for a couple of days. Borden Cjilbert,
brother of Elmer Culbert underwent
surgery a week ago, but is now doing very
nicely.
Dorothy Finlayson visited on the weekend
in Teeswater with her son, daughter-in-law
and family Bill and Judy Finlayson.
The community would like to send its con-
gratulations to Mike Snobelen of Huron
Township on being nominated for his second
term on the Board of Education in Bruce
County.
Elizabeth Will, ins of Toronto, and
daughter of Charlt s and Mayme Wilkins is
now at home for her Christmas holidays.
Cecil and Jim Webster, of Waterloo were
home on the weekend with their parents
Wellington and Kae Webster. On Saturday,
Jim, Cecil and Kae Webster visited with
Norma Young in Goderich.
Florence MacLennan of Kitchener and
her friend Shirley were home on the
weekend with Rhetta MacLennan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb were dinner
guests I for a pre Christmas) get together
with Mrs. Robb's family at the home of Mac
and Freda Scott in Belgrave. Also in atten-
dance was Leonard and Mary Eccles, John
and Isabel McMillan and sister-in-law Lottie
Scott, also of Belgrave.
Linda Wylds of London was home on the
weekend with her parents Warren and June
Wylds.
On Saturday Barry and Betty Jones enter-
tained Betty's sister, brother-in-law and
their family Paul and Shirley Hatch of Bar-
rie.
Max Reigling of Reigling Farm
Machinery at Lochalsh and his helper, Ar-
nold Dawson, had a most enjoyable trip to
Bologna, Italy recently. The two had been
chosen as a compliment of the Italian Trade
Commission to spend a week in Bologna,
Italy to attend a machinery show there. Max
has been selling a quantity of their
machinery here and it has now given him a
chance. to see what they have to offer that
would be of interest to people in the area.
They found the weather very much the
same as it was at home at the time of their
stay.
Betty Jones visited with Barry's mother
Gertrude Jones in St. Mary's recently and
also other relatives in the area and with her
daughter Sherry in London.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs: Beverly
MacNay on the safe arrival of their twin
daughters, who were born in St. Joseph's
hospital London, November 20th, 1985.
The Ashfield Women's Missionary
Women's Society met at the home of Mrs.
Rhoda MacKenzie in Lucknow on December
12, for their annual Christmas Pot Luck din-
ner. Mrs. William Hayden was organist for
the service.
The program was in charge of Mrs. Mar-
jorie MacLean, who opened with a call to
worship and prayer. The members followed
the service of worship as printed in "The
Glad Tidings". Mrs. Charles Wilkins, Mrs.
Warren Wyld and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson
read the scripture passages. Mrs. Wylds
read an article and poem on "The Spirit of
Christmas". The offering was received and
dedicated by Dorothy Finlayson. Marjorie
MacLean spoke on "The Real Meaning of
Christmas". Roll call was answered by a
Christmas verse and an offering for the
needy. A poem entitled "The Tree" was
read by Marjorie MacLean.
Mrs. MacKenzie presented Mrs. Dorothy
Finlayson with a Life membership cer-
tificate in the W.M.S. for her many years of
service in the group. Minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved. Mrs.
Wylds gave the treasurer's report and was
happy to report we had met our allocation
and other reports were given at this time.
Mrs. Neil MacKenzie gave the nominating
report. Mrs. Hugh Nugent installed the new
officers.
Mrs. Marjorie MacLean thanked Mrs.
Rhoda MacKenzie for her untiring efforts as
president for the past three years and for
her many accomplishments.
The meeting closed with a Christmas
hymn and prayer by Marjorie MacLean.
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