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8 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN LYNDHURST U.C.W. The December meeting took the form of a potluck dinner for the members and their husbands.A brief meeting followed with a welcome from our preSident,Marion Warren. Mary Townsend gave the devotional which began With the singing of ”Christ Whose Glory Fills the Skies". Mary's theme was Advent and she showed,through the reading of several scripture that Jesus' coming brought light to the world.The offering was taken passages, and dedicated by Mary. The devotional closed w1th the Singing of ”Joy to the World” Roll call was answered by 13 members and the secretary's report read and approved.Velma Kelsey read the treasurer's report. A letter from Rideau Lakes Union Library Board was read, thanking us for the use of our hall and a thank you card from Marie Collins who enclosed a donation. The officers for lWRQ will lip; Ruth Galway Rntty Moorhead Velma Kelsey President: Secretary. Treasurer; Marion thanked mwmbers for their help (hiring the past year The mPUtlnq closed with the Mizpah Rwhndiction afet which there was an exchange of Christmas gifts. January 3,1989. Our new President, Ruth Galway, opened the meeting with prayer and wished everyone a Happy New Year. Marion Warren was in charge of the Devotional and read a poem for New Year's. The topic of the Devotional was "Handful of Days”. Hymn 350, ”Faith In Thy Name 0 Lord I G0," was sung. Marion closed with prayer. Offering was dedicated by Roll call was 14 members. Audrey Welch read a "Off Beat Customs the New Year". The minutes were read and approved and the treasurer's report given. taken and Gladys Major. answered by poem Bring In Ruth Galway purchased a scotch pine Christmas tree for the church. A Christmas card was read from our sponsoring child. A letter was received from Queen's asking us to help sponsor a theological student. It was moved by Iva Sweet and seconded by Ethel we send a donation. It was moved by Audrey Welch and seconded by Hazel Gilfillen to send fees to Presbytery. It was moved by Vienna Kelsey Tye that and seconded by Marie Collins to send a donation to the Bursary Fund. Dues were paid for memberships and to the flower fund. Hazel Gilfillen will be in charge of the flower fund for 1989. The Hall Committee members will be Audrey Welch and VMarion Warren. The meeting was adjourned _- , followed by Benediction. L A delicious lunch was enjoyed I; , l 7. with members Christmas cookies. bringing ST JOHN'S A.C.W. The December meeting was held at Vera Sheridan's home in Delta, hosted by Carol Jacob. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer. Ruth Anna Glover read the Scripture, St. Luke 4:14-21. Mabel Standen read the Meditation from the Living Message; all members repeated the prayer. Roll call was answered by 8 members. We were pleased to have Vera Sheridan as our visitor. November minutes and approved. were read The collection was given. Treasurer's report was given.A donation was given to the Salvation Army. The credence table is going to be dedicated in thanksgiving for Charles and Jean Roantree's 55th wedding anniversary at the dedication service on December 11. The A.C.W. will purchase cut flowers for the altar in loving memory of Elmer Bryan for the Christmas service. An election of officers followed: Honourary President: Jean Roantree President: Suzanne Gatenby Vice President: Mabel Standen Treasurer: Denise Gordanier Devotions: Ruth Anna Glover Secretary: Carol Jacob Card Sender: Carol Jacob A minute of silence was held in loving memory of Dora Langridge. The meeting closed with grace. All members extend a big thank you to Vera Sheridan for opening her home to us. St. John's A.C.W. extends a big thank you to the following stores for helping make our October Arts and Crafts a huge success: Seeley's Bay Texaco, Sweet's Red White, Morton Store, Variety, Paddle's Eggs, A&P Stores in Gananoque and Kingston, and Willard's Bakery in Delta. Also a big thank you to all our kitchen helpers. and Vicki's RECREATIONAL COMMITTEE Met on December 13, 1988.The meeting was chaired by Bruce Bryan with five members in attendance. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved. It was moved that money be donated to the Westport Arena Skating Club to cover skating for three children from the Township of Rear of Leeds abd Lansdowne. It was moved that funds left in the Recreational Budget be divided equally between Seeley's Bay Park and Kendrick's Park. It was moved that money be allocated to the Winter Swim Program. Bruce Bryan,thanked his committee for their support during the year and wished them well in the coming year.Meeting adjourned. The recreational Committee met on January 12, 1989. The meeting was chaired by Bruce Bryan with six members present. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved. It was moved that Joan Tye be appointed as Chairman and Betty Sly as Secretary. The 1989 budget will be prepared soon. Meeting adjourned,Next meeting February 27. w v THE HEART “W" FACTS 0. Is high blood pressure dangerous ? AND STROKE FOUNMTDN Of ONTARD A Yes. When your blood pressure is too high, it places an increased strain on the hean as it pumps blood through the body. High blood pressure can result in an enlarged heart, congestive heart failure, hardening of the arteries, heart attack, stroke or kidney disease. For more Information on these or other facts, please oonlaci your nearest office of the Heart and Stroke Fomdaiion of Ontario. jANE MONAGHAN, B.A.. LLB. Burris!" curb Eollmnr P.0. BOX I90 ELGIN. ONTARIO K00 [£0 DR. 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