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'Correspondent
Mrs. A. M cCall
The U.C.W. general meeting
s held on Wednesday
ernoon. April 7th in the church'
sement with 18 ladies present.
The devotional period with the
ster theme was opened by Mrs.
rb Traviss for the Walton Unit.
e hymn "There is a Green H ill
away" was sung with Mrs.
artin Baan as pianist. M rs. Ron
nnett read the scripture from
atthew 28 : 1 - 15 followed by
ving prayer. Hymn, "In the
oss of Christ I Glory" was
ng. A reading, "First Easter"
s given by Mrs. Bennett,
lowed by Mrs. Traviss reading
poem, "No greater love".
mrs. H. Traviss gave a very
teresting topic, "The last dark
ur" closing with a poem,
Walk along the path of life".
Mrs. Neil McGavin presided
r ° the business reminding
eryone to meditate on the
oughts of Easter during, this
ason. Minutes of the lasts
eeting were read by Mrs. H.
raviss, the recording secretary.
was reported that the slides
ken at the anniversary last June
ill be shown at the June meeting
hen all units are to be
esent. The clock in the church
uditorium has been repaired and
to be hung back in its place. 'It
as voted a bale will be packed,
ood used, clean clothing is to be„
eft in the church basement the-
rst weekend in May .
The treasurer's report was
yen by Mrs. Ken McDonald and
he collection was received and
edicated. Menu prices -were
scussed with the decision of
hanges to be left to' the social
ommittee,
Mrs. Campbell Wey gave a
eport of the three days she
ttended the United, Church
onference.
4 -H girls
learn
stitches
The,fourth meeting of Walton I -
"Needle Benders" was held at
the home of Margaret Shortreed
on March 29. Opening with the
4-1-1 Pledge. Roll Call was
answered by all members, "Show
design for a free choice article.
Mary Alice Ryan gave the
secretary's report.
Discussion was on the twisted
chain stitch, also went over the
free choice article, and over the
designs the girls had chOsen for
the roll call.
We demonstrated the
"Couching Cross stitch" and the
"Couching Outline Stitch". The
group worked on samplers.
The fifth meeting of the club
was held on April 5 at the'home
of Lynne. Steffler. The meeting
opened in the"usual Manner.
Peggy Humphries gave the
secretary's report. Roll call was
"What have you decided to Make
for your free choice article".
The discussion was on the
"Historical Outline of
EmbreiderY". We reviewed- :the
color and design for the free
choice article.
The "Satin Stitch"` and the
sheaf filling stitch was dernonstrated. Also how to make
a twisted cord. The group then worked on all these stitches:....
Next meeting to bee, held at
Lynne Stefflers oh Monday, April
12th, closing with the 4-11 niettO, "Learn to do by doing", •
The meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coutts, Mr.
and Mrs: Roy Williamson, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold McCallum and
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hoegy
attended the Corleit-Young
,,wedding in Stratford on Saturday.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Graeme Craig on the arrival
of their baby girl in Seaforth
Community Hospital on. Sunday,
April '11.
Sunday visitors with W. J.
teeming who has been a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital for the
past week Were: Mrs. Maud
Leeming, Jane Leeming, Tom
Leeming, Bob Leeming and Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Watson, of
Dundas.
Mrs. Phyllis Dunk "arrived
home Monday from visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Beverly
and-Terry Ford of Sheffield after
,spending several -days there this
past week.
Dr. Brian and Mrs. Trayiss and
43 Attend .
Mission Band.
The April meeting of the
Mission Band was held Sunday
morning in the ‘church basesment
with 43 in attendance.
John Huether opened with the
Call to Worship. Hymn, "I am so
glad that our Father in Heaven"
was sung assisted by the pianist,
Laura Dennis. Mrs. Merton
Hackwell read the ,Easter story in
scripture. Jeanne McDonald gave
prayer. The secretary's report
was given by Peter Bennett and
Cathy McGavin gave the
treasurer's report. The offering
was received and dedicated by
John Huether. Hymn, "Cum Bah
Yah" was sung.
An Easter filmgtrip was shown
followed by singing, "They'll
know we are Christians".
The children went to their
classes with teachers, Mrs.Mac
Sholdice, Mrs. Neil McGavin,
Mrs Rose- Bennett and ' Mrs.
Merton Hackwell.
girls of Waterloo spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herb. Traviss.
Little Teddy Sills, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Sills, Seaforth,
spent a few days last week with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roily Achilles.
u.