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S nowflakes on your nose,
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Bells that chime,
And hearts that sing,
These are the joys,
That Christmas brings!
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The Christmas -General meet-
ing of the Beigrave United
Church Women was held
pecember 7 at 8:15 the Sunday
school room with, a good
attendance.
The meeting opened with the
Worship service conducted by
Mrs, Murray Vincent, Mrs.
George Procter and Mrs. Bob
Taylor with Doreen Anderson at
the piano.
The theme for the service was.
"Candles of the Lord." Mrs.
Vincent led in prayer followed by
several Christmas carols and
meditation after each. carol. The
offering was received and dedi-
cated by Mrs. Vincent. One large
candle was burning throughout
the service and everyone lit their
candle from it.
Mrs. Vincent read a poem
entitled Christmas Wish. The
worship service closed with hymn '
"Joy to the World."
A quartet consisting of Janice
Coultes, Donelda Lamont, Doreen
Anderson and Doreen Taylor
sang two numbers "Star of the
East" and "Mary's Lullaby"
accompanied by Joanne Coultes.
Mrs. Cliff Logan read a story
entitled "Stop Picking on
Martha."
Mrs. Ross Anderson read a
'portion from the December
"Observer written by the
Moderator The Rev.. Wilbur
Howard and entitle,' "It couldn't
happen here - could it."
The business period: was
conducted by .the president Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler. Minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
approved and the treasurer's
report was given.
Reports were given from the
different committees. The next
meeting„,will, be held on` February
1, 1977. The meeting closed with
all repeating the Mitpah
Benediction.
Officers for 1977 are:
Trini y
has Xmas
social
On Friday evening, December
17, Trinity Anglican Church held
a pot luck supper and social in the
Belgrave Orange Hall.
The hall was decorated with a
Christmas tree laden with gifts.
The program opened with a
Welcome Song by Michael
Jardin. Recitations were also
given by Angela and Denise
Nethery.
Two songs by Clarke n'inston
Were especially enjoyed.
Instrumental music was
furnished by Clarke Johnston on
his guitar and everyone joined in
singing carols.
Santa Claus arrived on
schedule to the great delight of
the smaller children arid distri,
Wed gifts. He departed wishing
all a Merry Christmas and
promising tereturn next year.
Past President; Mrs. Ross
Anderson; president, Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler; first vice, Mrs.
Laura Johnston; second Vice,
Mrs. Cliff. Logan; treasurer, Mrs.
Helen Martin; secretary, Mrs.
Harold Vincent.
Committees: Church in Society,
Miss Annie Cook; Mrs. Ross
Higgins; World Outreach, Mrs.
John. Kerr; Stewardship and
'Finance, Mrs. Robert Grasby.
Christian Development, Mrs.
Ross Anderson; • Mrs. William
Coultes; Mrs. Janisa Coultes;
Mrs. Leslie Bolt.
In. Church Services, Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse; Miss Annie Cook;
Mrs. Bert Johnston.
Manse Cominittee, Mrs.
Robert Grasby; Mrs. George
Johnston.
Social Committee, Mrs. John
Roberts, Mrs. George Procter;
Mrs. Clarence Hanna.
Auditors, Mrs. John Kerr;
Mrs. George Procter.
Nominating Committee, Mrs.
Norman Cook; Mrs. George
Procter.
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The story of Christmas
lives anew, inspiring _
all with peace and joy.
May many blessings be
yours on this Christmas.
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