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'Verne WMS Meets
One visitor present.
Mrs. Fred Reid and Mrs Ern-
ie McClinchey opened the meet-
ing by reading from the mission-
ary sheet, •fell9wed by hymn 12. Mrs.
Frg
Reid
con1:1tenee g. Mrs, George Reid
read the scripture. Hymn 390
Was then sung. Mrs. George Reid
g.
Minutes of the December 'meet-,
ing were read and adopted and
seconded by Mrs, Robert. Taylor,
The roll call for Februaryll
be answered with the word 1.4Z,
and there were five sick calls to
shut-ins. The program was eon-
tinued by Mrs. Fred Reid, with
Mrs, Lee McConnell, Miss Rachel
Johnson and Mrs. Ernie IVIcClin-
chey reading from the study
book. Mrs. Pitt closed the meet-
ing with _prayer. Lunch was
served,
(Intended for last week)
Watch-Night Service
In the Goshen United Church,
a Watch-Night service was held
on New Year's Eve at 11 p.m.,
the minister conducting. Con-
sidering the icy condition Of the
roads there was a good congrega-
tion present. As the hour of
midnight the church bell . was
rung, ringing out the old and
ringing in the new.
Sunday School Programme
In the Town Hall, Varna, the
United Church Sunday School
gave a Christmas programme on
Friday, Dec. 21. The night was
very stormy, but the hall was
crowded. Those who took part
gave a very good account of
themselves and the various items
were very much enjoyed. The
programme was directed by Mrs. Williarn McAsh and. Mrs. Bruce
McClinchey. The pianist was
Miss Ruth Clarke. Santa Claus
Varna WMS held its January
meeting ,15it the home of Mrs, I.o ee
McConnell, with 13 members and
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Fe0 P, Allen White,.Centralia,1 Mrs, George Stewart, Misses
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work of the organization is done
by less than fifty women . . . * 4 *
TO give the many hundred
other members an opportunity to
become "active," Miss Win O'Neil,
the energetic finance convener, is
holding a "Games Week" the
latter part of this month and is
asking all 419 members and all
other ladies in town and in the
community to invite three neigh-
bours or friends in for a cup of
tea, a game of bridge or euchre
or canasta or five hundred, and
only-service . . . Now, the very turn in a dollar (25c each) to the
nominal membership fee is 25c ward convener . . Last year
and as a result 419 ladies in the Games Week earned $500
town joined the auxiliary last toward the Auxiliary budget .
Year and made their contribu- Let's make it greater this year-
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"Every House Needs
wise and necessary to eheck on
past accomplishments and fail-
ures and to chart a course for
the future • *
WITH regards to individuals,
there is the time-worn joke that
this is done by making New
Year's resolutions, which often
as not are not kept . . . With
organizations, it is a time for
annual meetings, when detailed
reports show in concrete form
how much has been accomplish,
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AS these are Prosperoue times,
especially so, in Clinton, where
there is no unemployment prob-
lem, such as some towns and
cities have had to face during
the past year, most organizations
are going to show reports that
are most successful, especially in
financial matters* , . •
HOWEVER, no matter what
has been accomplished in the
past, no individual or group can
stand still „ . So while there
should be a brief pause to enjoy
and appreciate past works, it
should be brief. . The past is
done with, but the 'future looms
ahead. . . And there is always
so much to do . . . *
THE Hospital Auxiliary held
its annual meeting Monday af-
ternoon, and after listening to the
reports of the various committees,
we were impressed, as we al-
ways are, by the amount of work
accomplished to make the Clin-
ton Public Hospital as efficient
in regards to equipment and as,
comfortable for the patients as
is possible for a modern small
hospital . • • *
EACH year the auxiliary raises
between two and three thousand
dollars to purchase much needed
equipment and "extras" for the
hospital . . . In the five years
the auxiliary has been re-organ-
ized since the war that means
approximately ten thousand dol-
lars has been spent to aid the
hospital and that kind of money
isn't to be sneezed at . .
THE Auxiliary is one of the
few "community" organizations
for women . And apart from
the Lions Club, it is the only
organization that has one aim
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(Intended for last Week)
Happy Workers Meet
The Happy Workers' Club held
its December meeting at the
home a Mrs. Warren Gibbings
with all members present,
The meeting opened by sing-
ing "Silent Night" followed by
the Lord's Prayer. The treasur-
er and secretary's report was then
given. °et
Mrs, Albert Glazier won the
prize; Reggie Smith drawing the
ticket, Mrs. Newman Garret had
the lucky chair and also the
lucky number, A reading was
given by Wanetta Holland. The
next meeting to be held at Vlie
home of Mrs, William Glazier,
A 'Christmas programme was
put on: A recitation by Reggie
Smith and also Dougie Smith. A
duet was sung by Betty Ann and
Doug Gibbings, The children
sang "Away in a Manger." The
meeting closed by singing God
Save the *King. Christmas boxes
were then exchanged.
Later a dainty lunch was serv-
ed by group 4 which 'are Mrs.
George Glazier, Mrs, Newman
Garret and Mrs. Warren Gib-
binge. Proceeds for the afterneon
amounted to $3.57,
paid a visit to the hall and dist-
riButed gifts.
Christmas Pageant
On Sunday night, Dec. 30, in
Varna United Church, a pageant
"Guests at the Inn" was presented
under the auspices of the Wom-
en's Association. Christmas carols
familiar to all, and choruses
written especially for the pageant
were sung by an adult choir un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Lee
McConnell.
the • large congregation was
very much impressed by the pag-
eant, the scenery and costumes
added greatly to the effect, "
The cast consisted of the fol-
lowing-Mary, mother of Jesus,
Mrs. Robert Taylor; Joseph, Ro-
bert Taylor; the innkeeper, Gor-
don Johnson; his wife, Mrs, Ern-
est McCIinchey; Jonathan, their
son, Ivan McClymont, There were.
also shepherds and, Wise Mene and
a group of children represented
angels. Mrs. Anson Coleman read
the Christmas story from the New
New Testament. Pageant was un-
der the direction of Mrs. John
McAsh. The association is grate-
ful to all who gave assistance.
Christmas Eve Service
At 9 p.m. ;Christmas Eve, a
service was held in the church
by Rev. T. T. Pitt, who gave an
address in keeping with the
Christian .festival of Christmas.
The Christmas hymns had a spec-
ial significance sung as they were
on the anniversary of that "wond-
rous night" over nineteen hund-
red years ago.
PLUM gave a monologue very
ably indeed; a dialogue, "The
Merry lVfaidell's Club" with the
senior boys dressed as girls
"brought -down the house"; never
have -we seen such "gams" and
lipstick. A lovely dance, "Jingle
Bells," harmony singing of the
Christmas carols and varied re-
citations, numbers from the
rhythm band all contributed to
round out a very complete pro-
gram.
Miss Olive Johnson and her
pupils are to be congratulated on
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the weeks before Christmas
was Mrs. Thomas Appleby, R.R.
2, Seaforth. Lucky ticket was
drawn by Miss Edna Ball, Lon-
don, on Christmas Eve.
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of. IVIn end Mrs. John Middleton, Goderich, spent christmas with
Miss Lois Middleton has re- Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Middleton.
turned to Toronto after spending Mr, and Mrs. Norman Black.-
her vacation with her parents, well, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton., C, Hardy, Woodstock, were
Goes to Te,ta,s ! Christmas visitors with Mr. and
Miss. June Middleton, daughter I Mrs. Wilf.rid Glazier, concession
of Mr, And Mrs. John Middleton, 11, Ruth and Iva returning with
who has been on the nursing them fer a visit.
staff at Clinton Public Hospital, ) SPleutild Prograheme
left by plane on Saturday from I Fairmount (Na. 10) School-
London,. to Eagle Pass, Texas, house was the scene of a splendid
where she has been appointed to variety program on Thursday
the. nursing staff of Memorial evening, Dec. 20. In spite ol
Hospital.
Farm Forum Meets
I very bad road conditions and
stormy weather a good crowd at-.
S.S. No, 4 Farm Forum held tended. Robert Welsh was the
the first meeting of the New able chairman and Miss Olive
Year at the home of Mr, and Johnson, teacher, was pianist.
Mrs, rrvine Tebbutt, with twelve This program, 'had many out-
members in attendance. The radio standing numbers, and all efforts
topic for discussion was "Should showed results of patient train-
we increase production?" It was ,ing. Pleasing piano solos were
decided by the discussion groups, rendered by Misses Catherine,
that the countries who have not Elaine and Marilyn Rathwell. An
enough food, should try to in- Irish dance by the seniors was
crease their production. Farmers I very well received as was the
Would like an increased produc- dialogue "Curing the Rheumatz',,
tion of manufactured goods, i with Jamie Storey very well cast
which should cause the price of 'as the. valuable victim. Grace
machinery, etc„ to be lowered,
and then the farmer could afford
to sell the farm products for a
lower price. Our government
would not allow the import of
cheaper foreign manufactured
goods, so it was recommended
that more goods be manufactured
for their own people, in their
own country.
Following the ...iscussion there
was a recreation period, and
lunch was served. The next
meeting is to be at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Merrill.
(Intended for last week) the excellence of their pregram
Wishing the staff, the cornpli- and the beautiful decorations
ment of the season. • which enhanced the schoolroom.
Miss Mahe' Hudie, Ottawa, has The arrival of very jovial and
been holidaying in the Clinton affectionate Santa to unburden
district, the laden Christmas tree climaxed
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Glen sperlt an interesting evening.
New Year's with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Tyndall,
Miss Lois Middleton, Toronto,
spent the Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Middleton.
Mrs. Clarence Potter is staying
with her grandchildren, while
their mother is at the hospital
with her husband.
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