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' Correspondent '
Mrs; Allan McCall
The March meeting of the 8th
and 1-6th Unit was held
Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Doug Fraser when
it was opened by a poem, Mary at
the Tomb.
Hymn '"Beneath the Cross of
Jesus" was sung. Mrs. George
'McCall read' the 'scripture from
Mark 16! 1-15 followed by prayer.
Keeping to the -Easter Theme,:
Mrs; D. Fraser took as the topic
"Count down to Easter": Offer-
ing was received by Mrs. R.
Houston. Hymn "My faith looks
up.-to Thee". The devotions were
closed by everyone repeating the
Lord's Prayer.
Mrs. Rae Houston presided for
the buSiness opening with a poem
"Count yyr garden by the
flowers." Minutes were read' by
the secretary, Mrs, Don
McDonald. Roll call was
answered by 9 'members. Thank
you cards were read from Linda
McDonald and Connie Ingram.
In the discussion concerning
AlLejianci Supper to be held at the
church, the first Tuesday in June,
a motion wis made that the price
for adults be $3.50 and children
$1.50. Menus will be decided at
next meeting.
Announcements were given Out
fo coming events. Plans were
for the Thankoffering
service "n April 9 at the church.
The bale is to be packed in May.
The copper collection was
received.
The meeting closed with a,
social half hour with lunch served
by Mrs. Alvin McDonald and, the "The Wonder of it all." There is a
hostess. Tot to be 'learned in the Wonder of
Walton Unit
. children in just letting your
The devotional period of the imagination wonder. Their many
Walton Unit was led by Mrs, Alex questions of why - with . the wonderful world of color in
Gulutzin and Mrs. Howard everyday happenings.
Hackwell at their meeting, on'
Wednesday
Mrs. Herb Travissi spoke on
evening, March 8.
T
Winston Brown who' was an
The hymn The . Any
Resurrection was sung
of ordained 'minister, -a Jamaican
accomp- Baptist for her topic, taken from
anied by Mrs. Ray Huether at the ' the study book on the Caribean.
piano. Mrs. GiulatZen read the Mrs; Allan McCall was in
scripture from. Matthew 28; 1-10 ' charge of the business opening
followed by prayer by Mrs-,r-H-;----*th an Easter Poem. ' Mrs.
Hackwell and a poem, "The way toward Hacklkell read the
minutes. Thirteen members were
present, Offering was received
and dedicated.
Arrangements were made for
the lunch for the Thankoffering
service on April 9 at 8"p.m. when
ReV,. and Mrs, R. Bojlger of
Monkton will 1?e pests.
U.C.W, of Duff's Church,
Walton are invited to Northside
U.C.W. Spring Thankoffering bn
Tuesday, March 28 at 8 p.m.
Guest speaker, Mrs. Bruce
Eaton, Staffa.
Announcements were given out
for the .London Conference , in
April, the Westminster weekend
in May; the Mina School for,
Worlierrin -August with the one
day school at Alma College on
Tuesday, August 22, Delegates
wishing to go are to contact NITT.-
Wey,‘ U.C.W. President.
The shower fOr Cathy
McDonald will be held on, Friday,
April 9. Several in the unit offered
to take sandwiches and the 8th
and 16th unit is in charge. ,
Rev. Baker closed-the meeting
with prayer followed by lunch by
Mrs, Bill 'Thamer, Mrs. Frank
Kirkby •and-Mrs. Alex Gulutzen.
COurt Whist Party
The Walton Community hall
was decorated -,with shamrocks,
birds and flowers for the Court
Whist party on Friday, March• 10.
Thera was a good turnout, with
ten tables in play, Prize winners
with' lady's cards. - High, Mrs.
Dave Watson; grid high card
Mrs. Mrytle Fairservice,
Lodesbero; low - Mrs. Howard
aawell. Playing with men's
cards, high - Mrs, Merton
Hackwell; 2nd high card - Mrs.
Roily Achilles; low card 7 Mrs.
Ernie Stevens.
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
Earl Watson and MIS. lToward
HackWell.
In charge at the door were 'hit's.
Harold Hudie and Mrs. Ken
McDonald. Lunch committee
were Mrs. Mac Sholdice; Mrs.
Harvgy Craig; Mrs. Neil Megnyin
and Mrs. Allan McCall.
Mission Band
23',members attended the
March meeting of the Mission
Sand on -Sunday morning held in
the church basement.
They held their Meeting in form
of the World Day of Prayer
service with some members -from
all classeS , taking part, They
joined in singing. They'll know we
are Christians by our Love, As
Children of one Father arid. He's
got the whole world in His handi.
Cathy McGavin gave the
treasarer's report. Then they had
a sing-song led by Mrs. Neil
McGavin. Mrs. Merton Hackwell
was pianist.
The children then 'went to their
claw's with regular teachers,
Mrs. M. Hackwell, Mrs. Ross
Bennett, Mrs. MasSholdice--and—
WS. N, McGavin.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Sill Coutts spent
a few days last week in Acapulco.,
Mexico flying from Buffalo, New
York.
We are sm'Fy to hear Keith
Clark is again in Seaforth •
Community Hospital. We hope he-
is soon much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Harris (nee
Sandra Watson) in London.
,of the cross leads to God." Hymn
Christ the •Lord is Risen .Today,
was sung. Mrs. Gulutzen read a
poem "FloW Blessed are We."
Mrs. Haekwell dosed this part of,
the meeting with Prayer,
Rev. Baker showed a film on
California visitors see
snow in. Londesboro
Correspondence ' included a
thank.you from Howard Clarke,
letter from Home Economist
outlining new short courses;'
Garden Club leaders March
21-22. DDistrictexecutive meeting
to be in Dungannon United
Church on April 3 at' 1:30 p.M.
Sunshine Sister 13anquet April 12
on regular W.I. meeting night in
the Hall at 6:30 p.m. will-include
annual meeting and installation of
officers by District President,
Mrs. McNee of Dungannon.,
Nominating Committee-reported
'all offices filled' except Second
Vice President.
• It was moved to give $50.00
donation to Don and Kathy.
Reuger who lost their home by
fire. Mary Anderson favoured
with a piano solo. Addle Hunking
gave reading "When hens were
' hens". Hattie Wood introduced
guest speaker Mrs. St. Jean of
Auburn who 'spoke of the Home-
bound Care in Huron County which
is held at Huronview, This project
The McKillop Unit of the
U,C.W, met at the home of Mrs.
G. McNichol with 10 members
present.
Mrs. L. Godkin was in charge
of devotions. "Rejoice the Lord iS
King" was sung and the scripture
from mark 16:1-20 'was read by
Mrs. McCutcheon followed with
Prayer by Mrs. G. Love Sr. Mrs.
'MeCuicheon read Easter reading
"Why Weepest Thou". The
collection. was taken by Mrs. M.
Hackwell and dedicated by Mrs.
L. Godkin. "Jesus Christ is risen
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. Visitors last week with Beth
Knox and Elsie Shaddick were
joan,Dittines and Vivian V. Van
Allen both • of Orange county,
California. -The sisters • came to
- Ontario for the funeral Of their
mother, Blanche Duerr., The tate
Mrs. Duerr had been born and
raised in and around Lucan,
Ontario.
Even though the occasion for
their visit was:a sad one. Jdan and
Vivian were glad of the
opportunity to renew ties with
relatives and friends. It has 'been
over 17 years since Joan had been
back to Canada: Neiher sister had •
been here when there was snow.
Londesboro went all ,put to
provide an ample supply for the
girls to enjoy. • • .
.ViVian discovered snow-
, mobiling while staying with
cousins is niore fun than sloshing
about in the rain. California has
been haying. Neither the snownor
cold temperature deterred Beth,
Elsie and' their "visitors • from
shopping, trips to London,
.Goderich and Blyth.
Sacrament was held in the
United • Church on Sunday,
Mrs. Margaret Whyte invited
4; Gordon •and Geda Jenkins to
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is a great help to Homebound and
.disabled. Margnrat Taylor
thanked her and presented her
with a gift. Meeting closed with
Irish •music by Genevieve Allen.
Lunch was served by-Hazer Keid,
Dora Shobbrook' and Alice
Buchanan.
W.I. Card Party:- There were 8 ,
tables in play at W.I. card party'-'
on -Friday night. Winners were
Ladies High, Mona Pipe;• Lone
Hands, Myrtle Fairservice., Low,
Olive.Dundas; Men!s High, Eric •
Anderson; Lone Hands, Ted
Fothergill; Low, Ruth Vincent
(playing as a man); Most
Stella Adams. Next card party
will be held on Thursday 'night:-
March 23. In charge will be Mona
Pipe, Gay Daterna . and Myrtle
Fairservice.
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More news
on page 18
present their daughter Jill 'Wise ,
'Ann to Rev. Mcdonald for
baptism. Flowers on Memoriam
stand • were placed in loving
memory of Lenore Whyte by her
husband; Tom.
W.I. Meets
W.I. Family and Consumers
Affairs , meeting was held on
March 8 with Genevieve Allen at
piano. President Dora Shobbrook
welcomed all with a thought
"Once "Once ad opportunity his Passed
it, cannot be caught".'Roll- call
was 'How to stop a salesman' .•
answered by 24 members with 3
visitors. February minutes and
financial report read by secretary
-treasurer, Marjorie Anderson.
tries e quiz
today" was sung followed' by a
poem read by Mrs. McCutcheon
"Why did He Die". Mrs. Godkin
conducted a Bible Quiz.
Mrs. C. Wey gave the topic on
"Prayer" and president Mrs. N.
McGavin presided for 'business.
'Minutes were- read by Mrs. G.
McNichol and, the ' roil call
, answered by,,an Easter custom or
thought. Mrs. M.. Hackwell gave
the treasurer's report.
Lunch was served by .,Mrs.
HackWell, Mrs. Wey; Mrs. Rock
and hostess Mrs. G. McNichol.
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