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THE BRUSSELS 'POST, MARCH:
Walton
Girls lecurn stitchery at 411
Correspondent •
Mrs. Allan McCall
The club held their first
meeting of the new Spring.
project, "A Touch of Stitchery"
at the home of the assistant
eader Margaret Shortreed when
the mothers were invited. There
are 8 girls in the club: Mary Alice
Ryan, Janet Flood, Mary Searle,
Karen Middegaal, Nanci Bennett,
Peggy 'Humphries, Margaret
Shortreed and Julie Blake. The
leader is Lynn Steffen
Officers are President - Nanci
Bennett, Vice President - Karen
Meddegaal, secretary - rotating.
They discussed how to make a
sampler that is to go into their
book. The sampler has all seven
meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served by Mrs. H.
McCallum; Mrs. Bill Murray and
Mrs.Jim Williamson.
10 tables.
play euchre
Euchre Party
There were 10 tables in play at
the euchre on Friday evening in
the Walton Community Hall.
Prize winners were High lady-.
Mrs. Keith Rock; low lady - Mts.
Hugh. Rinn. High man - Harvey
Craig; Low Man- Mel Jacklin.
Most zeros on card - Mrs.
Nelson Reid.
Hostesses were Mrs. Jim
Axtmann; Mrs. Alvin. McDonald,
Mrs. Jim McDonald and Mrs.
Nelson Marks.
As the Institute meeting was
cancelled, due to the stormy
Wednesday of last week, 'plans
will be made at the meeting this
week for future card parties, so
watch for advertisements. I
stitches that they learn in the
club. Learning stitches articles
that can be made by each girl are
placemats, Wall hangings,
runners, cushion or a bag ,
suggested color schemes and.
outlined the work box necessities.
The second meeting was held
at Lynn. Stefflers' home, opening
with the 4-H Pledge. The roll call
was answered by "The Learning
STitdhes article I have chosen and
why". Secretary's report was
given by Mary Searle. The name
of the club was chosen as "The
Walton I Needle Blenders".
The girls went over color
harmony and demonstrated how
to make patterns larger. Then cut
placemats out and showed how to
transfer a design to fabric, also
Pulling a thread from a skein and
threading the needle and starting
and finishing thread. They were.
shown how to do the back stitch.
The group continued to work on
these items.
The third meeting was held on
Monday evening, March 15 with
Karen Meddigaal giving the
secretary's report.
Achievement Day was
announced for June, 5 at Grey
Central, School. Books are to be
into the home economist by May
28th so the leaders request the
books three days sooner. Roll call
was answered by "What is the
Color Harmony of your learning
stitches article".
They discussed the use of a
back stitch and how to create a
design, then demonsttated how to
enlarge a design. The group
worked on the sheet in their
book, enlarging the design. They
were shown, the twisted chain
stitches which was done by all
members as group work.
The next meeting is set for
Monday, March .29th, leaving this
holiday week free so the girls can
work on their record books..
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Searle have
returned home from a holiday in
Florida.
Mrs, J. Cragg and daughter
Dianne are spending. the holiday
week with relatives in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achilles
and Debbie spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Sills , Tracey and
Teddy visited on Sunday at the
same home.
Holidaying this week in Florida,
are Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kirkby
and Paul and Mr. and Mrs.Joe
Steffler and John.
Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs.
Campbell Wey attended • the
Presbyterial . last Wednesday at
`Brucefield United Church.
We are -glad to report that
W.J.Leeming returned home a
week ago Monday from St.
Joseph's Hospital, London where'
he spent two weeks recovering
from surgery.
USE
POST
WANT-ADS
The March meeting of the unit
of the U.C.W. was held, at the
home of Mrs. Harold McCallum
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bill Murray opened the
meeting with the Th ought for the
Day, followed by prayer. Hymn
"My Faith Looks up to Thee" was
sung. Scripture reading was
taken from Psalm: 1 - 8. Mrs.
Murray read a poem entitled,
"The Great Cost". Collection was
received and dedicated by singing
"We Give Thee But Thine Own".
Mrs. Jim Williamson gave the
topic, "A Great Man" an article
taken from the .Observer; closing
with a poem, "God's Gift".
Mrs. Martin baan presided for
the business. The minutes were
read by secretary, Mrs. Harold
McCallum, - roll call ' was
taken. The Thankoffering
meetings in April will be
announced.
Plans were made for lunch at
our Thankoffering on Sunday,
April 11th at 8 p.m. Hymn,
"Jesus, Lover of my Soul"• was
sung. Mr. Murray cloed the
Alliance plans
panels Bluevale
An executive meeting of
Alliance for Life Wingharn
Br'anch was held recently at the
home of Ivy Smith in White
church,
The minutes of the previous
meeting were adopted as read.
"Pregnant and Distressed" is
an ad that will run for one year in
theWingham, Brussels, Blyth,
Lucknow and Teeswater news-
papers.
A quantity of Pro Life literature
has been placed in several
doctors' offices in this area, as
well as F.E.Madill Secondary
School, and several public
libraries in the area and the
Public Health Offied.
The group is interested in
organizing assemblies in local
high schools which 'would Mehl&
a panel discussion arid 'a speaker.
17th U CW
Boundary unit meets
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