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By
Mrs. Lewis Stonehoi:se
BELGRAVE - The Christmas meeting of
the Afternoon Unit of Knox UCW waS held at
theholne of Olive Bolt, Dec. 11.
R$..Iiab Anderson opened the meeting with
aprarticle about Bishop Tu Tu, winner of the
Noble Peace Prize.
The officers for 1985 were appointed. They
are: leaders, Sara Anderson, secretary,
Mrs. Ross Higgins; treasurer - Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor; program convenor,
Janisa Coultes; social, Olive Bolt, sick and
shut-in, Olive Campbell.
The Worship service was conducted by
Janisa Coultes, Mrs. Bolt gave some
Christmas poems and praise.
The roll call for the January meeting, is to
bring an article on Korea, the subject of the
study.
Euchre Winners
Nine tables of euchre were in play in the
W.I. Hall on Dec. 11.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.' Clarence
Hanna; novelty lady, Mrs. John King; low
lady, Olive Bolt; high man, Clarence
Hanna; novelty man, Wilfred Walker; low
man, Edgar Wightman.
The next euchre will be held Jan. 9
starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
White Gift Service
The Sunday School observed their annual
White gift Service at Knox United Church,
Belgrave.
Sunday School superintendent Bill Coultes
conducted the service and was assisted by
Sunday School members.
Welcoming the congregation at the door
were Corey McKee and Patrick Cull while
Katherine Procter and Paul Coultes ushered
and handed out programs.
Scripture lessons were read by Jennifer
Procter and Sharon Kellar. The regular
offering was received by Chris Michie,
Robert Gordon, Allison Coultes and Heather
Morton.
Dean Vincent and David McKee collected
the White Gift offering in wicker baskets.
This money will be used to support a foster
child in the Philippines for another year.
An important part of the service was the
dedication by Rev. John G. Roberts of a
projector bought for the use of the Sunday
School and church with money from the
Memorial Fund of the church. A screen
was the gift of Catherine MacDonald in
memory of her parents, Mc. and Mrs.
Norman Keating former members and
Londesboro young people to go carolling
By Dora Shobbrook
LONDESBORO - On the third Advent Sun-
day Rev. Dave Snihur and Harry Snell
welcomed everyone to the church. The
ushers were Fred Peel, Brent Radford and
Dennis and Gerben Wilts.
The third Advent candle (the candle of the
three wisemen) was lit by Mr. andMrs. Neil
Salverda and family.
For the announcements, Rev. Snihur
reminded all of the Candlelight Christmas
Eve Service at 8 p.m. The Young People's
Group will be carolling on Dec. 20.
On Dec. 21 at 7:15 p.m., a choir practice
will be held. The Explorer sleigh ride will be
held on the evening of Dec. 21. And finally,
Sunday School will not be held for the next
two Sundays.
Children's time featured the conclusion of
"Muffle come home." The lesson was "You
Hers hoping Saint
Nick brings you and your
loved ones much good
luck and happiness
this Christmas
BLYTH PRINTING
INC.
Doug, Lorna, Ken
and Jane Whitmore
Blyth,
can always trust God." The junior teachers
were Jane Hoggart and Bernice Norman. A
Bible was presented to Kevin Shillinglaw
upon graduation from the junior congrega-
tion.
The men's choir sang a Christmas an-
them. Lisa Duizer was the organist and
Marsha Szusz, the choir director.
The sermon was "Gifts fit for a King."
After the service a full house shared in
congregational pot luck lunch, followed by a
program. r.
A sing song was led by Harry Lear with
Gail at the piano. The games for the
children were conducted by Dave and Caron
Snihur. "Pass the potato" was won by Billy
Jim Scott and Michael Salverda. A relay
race passing toilet paper was also held and
then Santa came with bags of goodies for the
children. The afternoon ended singing "We
wish you a Merry Christmas."
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burns on the birth of a new eight pound,
three ounce grandson born Dec. 14 to Pat
and Ed Pitken at Victoria General Hospital
in Victoria, B.C. He is a brother for David.
Beth Knox returned home on Dec. 13 from
having eye surgery on Dec. 12 at St.
Joseph's Hospitla in London.
Tom Allen was admitted to Clinton
Hospital Dec. 14.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.: John Pollard
on the weekend was her sister, Mrs. Agnes
Rhoads of Stratford.
Barbara Paterson and Katie of London
visited on Dec. 16 with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns.
Note: Garbage collection will take place
on Dec. 27 instead of Boxing Day.
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leaders in Knox United Church.
The Junior Choir sang an anthem•
Elizabeth Procter, organist and Mrs. Freda
Johnston, pianist supplied Christmas music
for the service.
Rev. John Roberts spoke to the children of
the origin of .giving White Gifts and
reminded all of Jesus words, "Inasmuch as
you have done it unto one of the least of these
ye have done it unto me".
After the service, a lunch was served in
the church' schoolroom.
Christmas Service
The regular meeting of the Evening Unit
was held Dec. 4 at the home of Mrs. Ross
Anderson.
A Christmas worship service and
program was led by Mrs. Murray Vincent.
Christmas story "Memories of a Country
Christmas" was read by Mrs. Norman
Cook.
Mrs. Cliff Logan read a poem "Priceless
gift of Christmas." 'l'he story "And For As
Long As 1 Can Remember" was read by
Mrs. Les Vincent.
Mrs. George Michie conducted the
business. Members decided to renew the
subscription for the magazine for the
hospital for anothertwo years.
The following officers for 1985 were
elected: leader, Mrs. George Michie;
associate leader, 'Mrs. Robert Grasby;
secretary, Mrs. John McIntosh; associate
secretary, Mrs. Les Shaw; treasurer, Mrs.
Albert Cook; social convenors, Annie Cook,
Mrs. Lorne Campbell; community
friendship, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs.
Agnes Bieman; pianist, Mrs. George
Johnston; group leaders, Mrs. George
Johnston, Mrs. Laura Johnston, Mrs. Les
Shaw, Mrs. George Procter, Mrs. Harold
Vincent, Mrs. Jim Hunter.
The next meeting will be held Jan. 3 at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy Logan.
People You Know
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Robinson in the loss of her father,
Bill Rintoul who died at St. Joseph's
Hospital on Dec. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna held
Christmas for their family on December 16
with 34 present. Those attending were from
Kitchener, Goderich, Blyth, Londesboro and
Belgrave.
Institute members and their . guests
enjoyed a,dinner at the Wingham Golf Club
pn Dec. 10.
Following the dinner, Ross Procter
showed slides on his trip to France. He also
showed slides of the presentation of Doris
Bushell's quilt to Queen Elizabeth at
Amherst View near Kingston. Convenors of
the meeting were Mrs. Clarence Hanna and
Mrs. Stanley Black.
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