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Walton UCW has
general meeting
and Best Wishes.
After the . opening of gifts,
Cathy , gave a suitable reply
thanking every one for her lovely
gifts' and the shower prepared for
her, Cathy invited all to a tea that
her mother is hhving for her on
' and "Take'my life and let it be" a little different about this one, Sunday, April 16th both afternebn
was sung accompanied by Mrs. Cathy. This time its your turn to 4, and evening. For she's a jolly
Campbell Wey at the piano. Mrs. sit in the place of hOnour and your good good fellow was sung. The
Don Fraser, read the scriptu
Prayer was- offered ,by-
Houston., "We give Thee
Thine own" closed the devotio
by the 8th and 16th unit mem- course, playing house always and 16th unit.
hers. Mission Band involved a wedding. Usuall with
The Stewardship and Finance a towel for a veil and a few, arden
committee presented a skit, weeds for a bouquet. A small girl
"Where are we going?" Taking weld slowly march up the aisle
part. were: Mrs. F. Kirkby; Mr's. in'the back yard to her handsome
K. McDonald; Mrs.' R. Bennett;' beau. Usually you had to chase.
Mrs, D. McDonald and Mrs. C. another girl as you can never
Wey, who emphasized that Christ- convi rice little boys that playing
ian - Stewardship is being in house is fun. .
harmonY with Jesus by making But Cathy, you have now thrown
the most efficient and effective away the towel for lace and the
use of all our total Time, Talent, weeds 'for flowers and now _the
Treasure, 'being `and Creation.. handsonie beau at the end of the
Mrs. Don McDonald opened church aisle is not another young
business with a poem, "Thanks gir I friend, but 'your chosen
you God for little ' things." partner Paul. Before you turn this
Minutes were approved as read came into reality, Cathy maybe
7------• - by Mrs.-Herb Traviss. we should give you a few words of
U.C.W. cif,the Brussels United advise on how to-chose a-husband
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McGavin. The next Meeting-is on
• - --Church invited the group ' to and just see how Paul compares. the first Sunday,in May.
attend Thankoffering On April . The Recipe for a Perfect Husband Teachers are; Doreen Hack-
. 16th . The 'financial report was- Select with care ore large kind "well; Dorothy Sholdice; Margaret
given by•Mrs. Ken McDonald. A heart, Bennett ancL,Diaane Godkin.
bale will be packed, and articles . One liver red and good, /
, of good used clothing are to be -Remove all grouch and throw , Personals
left in the church basement no away, ' . ' "-Mr. ' OrdThivrr•-•MaiTrii-Baan
— - -icier than-May 20. "' As any body should. returned home from a visit . with
The flowers. to be put in the Add twenty grains of common their daughter ' Nellie and
church on Sundays in May, 8th •• sense, husband Howard Booker and
and 16th unit; June - McKillop And sweetness to your taste,* family • of Spragge. Northern,
Unit; July and August - 17th. Fresh air and sunshine never Ontario. •
Boundary Urit; September stint,
Walton Unit.. • And tears are only waste.' . Regret to hear that Mrs. Orville •
Mrs. John Burch reported for Handle with care and tact, McCutcheon is a patient in the
the supper committee, menu No matter how 'you toil, Seaforth Community Hospital ,
prices-for catering were discussed • Your efforts all will be in vain, having undergone surgery..
and brought . up to date. She If you' bring 'to a rapid boil. Miss Linda Lee Reilly spent la-ST
required - the, names from each Cathy, on behalf of your week "at thehome of her
unit who 'are on the supper friends, relatives and neighbours, grandmother, Mrs. Orvilla ,
committee who can be contacted . please accept and use these gifts • MeCutcheon.
if need arises. ,
Mr. C. Wey reported on a, W n. ...n I t o h as conference she had attended in ANA
hymn and prayer by Mrs. D.
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Stratford. Meeting closed with a Th a n f e r 1 n g ko f
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
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The spring Thankoffering was
hel&in the auditorium Duff's
United ChurCh on Sunday even-
ing with • guests present from
Seaforth Northside ' United
Church ,and 'Brussels United
Church. Mrs. H. Craig gave out
the order of, service.
'The President of the U.C.W.
Mrs. Campbell, Wey welcome
guests, folloWed • by a Sing-song
led by Mrs: Lillian' Boidger, guest •
from Menktop accompanied by
Mrs.. Wilbee at the piano.
The Call to Worshipwas-given
by Mrs: Graerne Craig assistedby
• Mrs. Fred 'U'hler in the lighting of
a candle surrounded by the globe
of the world •and the 'bible on
table. Hymn, "Take my life and
"let, it be was.' sung with Mrs.
.Wilbee •at the organ. 7
The' scripture from Acts 1: 8
and Mathew -5: 13-16 was read by
Mrs. Uhler followed by the
meditation, Mrs. ',G. Graig led in
prayer. Hymn, "God's noble men
and women" was sung. Mrs.
Uhler gave .a reading, "Time and
Effort.'-' The offering was . re-
ceived by Mrs. Alvin McDonald;
Mrs. Barb.-Fritz and Mrs. Doreen
Hackwell, Mrs. Lillian Boulger.
Stewardship was the theme for
the general meeting of the United
Church meeting held in Duff's
Church,- Wednesday evening,,
with 22 ladies present.
Mrs. Rae Houston gave the
Call to Worship on Stewardship'
Wmgham and • Mrs. Edna
McDonald of Brussels.
Joan Bennett read the follow-
ing address:-.Cathy - You have
attended many Bridal showers
right here in this, same church
basement, Bpt there's...Something
U turn to accept warm wishes from
all of us gathered, here.
I know you, like all little girls,
used to play "house". And of
bows from the parcels• .were
arranged on a wishing well Also
made in blue and white..,
Lunch was served by the 8th
Sunday morning the Mission
Band met in the church basement
with Cathy McGavin opening with
the Call ' to orship: Jeanne
McDonald v,La pianist for the
singing of rnn, "Jesus bids us ,
shine."
Mrs. Doreen Hackwell read an
article "The Blind Beggar'', the
children's story from 'the Ob-
server. Donna Hickson read the
scripture followed, with prayer by
Tma Loothans. Secretary's report.
was read by Ron Godkin and
Elaine Dennis gave treasurer's
report, t hen received' the offering
which was dedicated by Cathy
'Community Shower ,
A Shower_ was held for Cathy
McDonald bride-elect on Friday
evening in the church, basement
which was decorated . with blue
and white 'streamers, 'bells and
porn poms. Signing names on a
cameo lunch cloth at the door
were Debbie and Janis Van Vliet..
Mrs. Barb. Fritz chaired the
program presented by friends of
Cathy's., L'ynne Davies., , Joan
Bennett, Joyce Blake and sister,
Heather McDonald recalling ,
Many of the by gone days.
Another' amusing part of the
program, program, Cathy's and .Paurs
courtship was put on in action and
song by Mrs. Margery Fraser;
MrS,Nancy Smith; Mrs. Leona
McDonald; Mrs. Lois Houst on; •
Mrs. Jo-Ann McDonald; Mrs.
Marie, McGavin and Mrs. Barb.
Fritz; Mrs. Marjory Humphries
was pianist.
Mrs-r-toris--Houston--read--a
rtimely poeni, "Mrs. ris'at the
telephone" ,as Cathy, has been a
telephone operator at. Bell in
London the past few years.
The quests .of honor asked to
come to the front were Cathy, the
bride-elect, her mother, Mrs. Don
McDonald, . and. the groom's
mother Mrs.' Earl Flaxbard of
Zurich; both grandmotheisof
Cathy's, Mrs. Lillian Newman of
McDonald. •
sang a solo "I'm his because of ,
Calvary."
Rev. Michael Boulger of the
United, Church in Moon was
guest speaker and introduced by
Mrs. Don McDonald. Rev.
Boulger spoke on the Mission
Outreach giving us much food for
thought. He spoke on the live,
love symbols, he spoke of mis-
sionary work; it is a circle of love,
it is our commitment to be
faithful, our commitment to Mis-
ions, to help• and share in the
gospel, he suggested to use books
tobe more effective in Missionary
work s he asked for our prayer in
the.support of Missions. Mrs.
Boulger sang another .solo, "His
eye is on the Sparrow'!.
for,
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