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THE BRUSSELS 'POST, MARCH 20, 1900. .
Walton UCW to c e ter for theatre..
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN McCALL
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WS. Martin fiaari was,
hostess in. her hOine for the
March meeting of the 17th
Boundary Unit. Mrs. Harold
McCagroin opened the dev-
otions with a reading on the
theme, Easter Hymn. "All
hail the power of Jesus
name" was sung'.
Mrs. G.
Williamson read the scrip-
ture from Corrinthians 15:
1-11. Prayei was given by
Mrs. H. McCallum, followed '
by a reading; "The meaning
of ash Wednesday." An
::article "He has. Risen" was
' given . by . Mrs. Williamson
and Mrs. McCallum gave a
reading,, "Does Easter mat-,
ter in 1980. Mrs. George.
Williamson closed the por-
tion with prayer.
Graeme Craig pres-
ided for the business giving
out the United Church mein-
bership cards, then the func-
tion of the United Church
Women was repeated in
' unison'. Minutes of February
meeting was read by Mrs.
Helen Williamson. There
were 12 members answered
the roll Call. Mrs. Barry
Hoegy gave the treasurer's
report and Mrs. Hugh Johns-
ton the miscellaneous fund.
Dates to remember were
the invitation to the Blyth
U.C.W. Thankoffering on
(March 30 at 8 p.m. and our
Thankoffering on Sunday
April 13.)
Articles are to be left in the
Sunday School room for the
sale no later than May 18
There was a discussion qn
the meals for the Blyth
festival, this summer.
Lunch was served by .Mrs.,
H. McCallum, ;'Mrs. G. Wily
liamson and the hOstess.
EUCHRE
Tuesday night euchre' at
the Walton ,Community Hall
had 10 tables 'in play. Ptize'
Winners 'were 'for high lady,
Mrs. "Edna Hackwell;
Mrs. Cliff Hoegy. High man:
Joe Holmes; low r Jack
Simpson; Birthday closest to
St. Patrick's Day - Joe
Holmes. Mrs. Jack McEsving
ended up with the floating
prie that was circulating for
lone hands during, the 'even-
ing. '
Hostesses were Mrs. Don
McDonald; Mrs. Graeme
Craig. Mrs, Bill Humphri
and Mrs. Geo, McCall.
There . will be another
euchre on April 1, and April
15th, with the Dessert.
Euchre set for April • 29.
Everyone is welcome. ,
PERSONALS
Mr. and, Mrs. 'Glen Haase
of Sault te. Marie spent'
several days last wieek, 'at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Murrays, they also
visited other 'relatives in the,
area.
Guests.With Mr. and Mts.
Herb Traviss a week ago
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Ken 'Moffett and Brett of.'
Stratford; Dr. Brian and Mrs.
Traviss, Allison and Lesley of
Waterloo. The girl's remain-
ed for a few days of the
winter break holiday with
their grandparents.
...Mr, and Mrs. Ray' Huet er
Steven and John, arrived
home Sunday evening from a
week's holiday at Lakeland',
Florida. On the way home
they visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Saunders,
Royal Oak Michigan.;
Neil Mitchell spent 'a few
days of the school break
week' with, Danny Achilles,
Sebn'ngvillee Friday visitors
with Roily and Teenie
Achilles were Ann Sills,
Tracey, Teddy and Donnie
Sills of Seiforth; Kathy
Achilles, Danny, chrissie
and Dwayne Achilles of
Sebringville.
WI entertains
Calendar
The Walton Women's In,
stitute entertained the res-
idence at the Calendar. Nur-
sing Home in Brussels on
Thursday afternoon, March
20 to -help celthrate those
having birthdays this month.
The program consisted of
music by Mildred Traviss at
the piano and Phyllis Mitch-
ell with her violin. Tracey
La Leche League held the
third meeting of their series
at the home of Mrs. Terri
Korstanje, Belgrave, on
March 14th. The topic of
discussion was, "Family and
the Breasttfed Baby."
The mothers described the
function of the League, as a
help and encouragement to
nursing mothers who were
trying to raise closeknit fam-
ilies. Among the hints on
how to get ready for the
new-born was. "attending
LLL meetings."
Mrs. Barbara Kerr, leader
opened the topic of childbirth
with the question "Who
delivered your baby?" It was
interesting to note how many
mothers were confident in
their reply "I did." The
mothers found that sharing
the delivery of their child
with their husband was most
satisfying. Good news for the
whole family is a recently
resider)
Bennett demonstrated het
'highland dancing. Allison
and Lesley Travisi sang a
duet "Stars are the windows
of heaven," accompanied by
their grandmother Mildred
Traviss at the piano. Viola
Kirkby gave readings.
Maxine Marks helped the
others to serve lunch of
cupcakes and tea to all the
residents at the home.
issued statement by the
Canadian 'Pediatric Society
concerning "Family Cent-
ered Perinatal Care." Seven
of their' recommendations
were reviewed.
Husbands were very sup-
portive to the nursing moth-
ers when they came home
with 'their new baby, both
practically and emotionally.
Ways to minimize sibling
rivalry were exchanged.
Everyone agreed that the
most important thing in a
family was TLC. Tender lov-
ing care needs to be shared
among family members.
Mrs. Kerr announced a
special meeting to be held
April 19th. This is a "Cou-
ples Meeting" and all par-
ents interested in finding out
about La Leche League and'
parenting are welcome to
attend. The meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Connie Kuc at 8 p.m.
Sharing birth with
husbands satisfying
La Leche members say
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