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News of Varna
VARNA U.C.W.
The January meeting of the
United Church Women was held
in the basement of the church
on Thursday evening of last
week with 21 members and one
visitor present. Mrs. William
Dawson opened the meeting
by reading a poem "A recipe
for New Year's Eve."
Devotions were led by group
two and opened by singing a
hymn and followed by a script-
ure read by Mrs. Grant Webster.
Mrs. George Wilson gave a med-
itation on "Hopes for the New
Year," and ended with a poem
"Happy New Year."
Mrs. Charles Kalbfleisch led
in prayer. The offering was re-
ceived by Mrs. M. Morrison
and dedicated by Mrs. Roy
Elliott.
Mrs. William Dowson presid-
ed over the business period.
The secretary read the report
of the last meeting and the
executive meeting. Mrs. Ralph
Stephenson was nominated to
the Board of Stewards. The
treasurer's report was read by
Mrs. Bob Webster.
The roll call was answered
by payment of membership fees.
There were 51 calls made to
sick and shut-ins. Thank -you
notes were read by Mrs. Ida
McClinchey. It was decided
that the UCW would sponsor a
bowling party for the choir
members.
Mrs. William Dowson introd-
uced Mrs. Paul Morrison, who
gave an account of a collection
of antique dishes, pictures and
dolls entitled "Treasure Trove"
that she made for a 4-H club
project. Some members brought
some of their treasures and a
discussion followed.
The meeting was closed by
repeating the Lord's prayer.
Lunch was served by hostess Mrs.
Bob Webster, Mrs. Mervyn
Hayter and Mrs. Louis Taylor.
The local skating rink was
opened last week and is being
enjoyed by the young skaters.
The Varna Orange Lodge held
their first card party of the seas-
on last Friday evening with 19
tables in play. Winners were
ladies high, Mrs. William Pep-
per; ladies low, Mrs. Bill Ches-
sell; Men's high, Mervyn John-
ston, men's low, Craig Taylor;
draw prizes, Mrs. Dave Roy,
Aaron Fisher, and Mrs. Barry
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Taylor.
(intended for last week)
The annual meeting of LOL
1035 was held last Wednesday
evening. It was preceded by a
bountious supper served at Hully
Gully. After supper the memb-
ers returned to the Orange Hall.
During the session two cand-
idates were initiated. The elec-
tion of officers are as follows:
W.M. Grant Webster; D.M.
Ronald Taylor; Chaplain, Louis
Taylor; Rec. Secretary, Barry
Taylor; Treasurer, Fred McCly-
mont; Marshall, Eric Chuter;
First Lect., Robert Webster;
second Lect., Ivan McClymont.
first corn., Ralph Stephenson.
The officers were installed
by County Master Alex Hamil-
ton of Grand Bend. During the
Lodge session, the Marshall
led three members in front of
the altar, Watson Webster,
Wilfred Chuter and Fred Mc-
Clymont, and they were present-
ed with a 50 -year long standing
service certificate and a gold
pin. All three are past Masters
of the Lodge.
Word was received of the
death of Mr. Clarence Keyes,
of Santa Monica, California.
He was the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Keyes, formerly
of Varna. He is survived by a
THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1974
SS Board
committee
(continued from page 1)
Elected to the Advisory Com-
mittee on Family Life Program
were; Francis Hicknell, F.J.
Vere; Ted Geoffrey, Donald
Crowley Toward Schantz, and
Vincent Young .
The following ad hoc commit -
son, Edward, of California,
and a daughter, Patricia, of
Vancouver.
tees were formed.
Building project committee -
Howard Shantz, Gordon Ball,
F.J. Vere.
Staff retirement committee -
Francis Hicknell, Vincent Young
and David Teahen.
Board Office accommodation
committee; Joseph Looby, Ted
Geoffrey and Howard Shantz.
Conference Committee,
Joseph Looby, Vincent Young,
Donald Crowley and the acting
Superintendent of Education,
Joseph Tokar.
Policy and by-law commit-
tee, Howard Shantz, Vincent
Young and Arthur Haid.
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