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B THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL. 12, 1978
Walton UCW has 'general meet in
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
887-6677
General U.C.W. Meeting
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
and "Take my life and let it be"
was sung accompanied by Mrs.
Campbell Wey at the piano. Mrs.
Don Fraser read the scripture.
Prayer was offered by Mrs.
Houston. "We give Thee but
Thine own" closed the devotions
by the 8th and 16th unit mem-
bers.
The Stewardship and Finance
• committee presented a skit,
"Where are we going?" Taking
part were: Mrs. F. Kirkby; Mrs.
K. McDonald; Mrs. R. Bennett;
Mrs. D. McDonald and Mrs. C.
Wey who emphasized that'Christ-
ion Stewardship is being in
harmony with Jesus by making
the most efficient and effective
use of all our ltal Time, Talent,
Treasure, being atld Creation.
Mrs. Don McDonald opened
business with a poem, "Thanks
you God for little things."
Minutes were approved as read
by Mrs. Herb Traviss.
U.C.W. of the Brussels United
Church invited the group to
attend Thankoffering on April
• 16th . The financial report was
given by Mrs. Ken McDonald. A
bale will be packed, and articles
of good used clothing are to be
left in the church basement no
later than May 20.
The flowers to be put in the
church on Sundays in May, 8th
and 16th unit; June - McKillop
Unit; July and August - 17th
Boundary Unit; September -
Walton Unit.
Mrs. John Burch reported for
the supper committee, menu
prices for catering were discussed
and brought up to date. She
• required the names from each
unit who are on the supper
committee who can be contacted
if need arises.
Mr. C, Wey reported on a
conference she had attended in
Stratford. Meeting closed with a
hymn and prayer by Mrs. D.
McDonald.
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. Lynne Davies, Joan
Bennett, Joyce Blake and sister,
Heather McDonald recalling
Many of the by gone days.
Another amusing part of the
program, Cathy's and Paul's
courtship was put on in action and
song by Mrs. Margery Fraser;
Mrs.Nancy Stnith;. Mrs. Leona
McDonald; Mrs. Lois Houst on;
Mrs. Jo-Ann McDonald; Mrs.
Marie McGavin and Mrs. Barb.
Fritz; Mrs. Marjory Humphries
was pianist.
Mrs. Lo is Houston read a
timely poem, "Mrs. Harris 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 ) bath grandmothetsof
,Cathy's, Mrs. Lillian Newman of
VVingham 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, But there's something
a little different about this one,
Cathy. This time its your turn to
sit in the place of honour and your
turn to accept warm wishes from
all of us gathered here. •
I know you, like all little girls,
Used to play "house". •And of
course, playing house always
involved a wedding. Usually with
a towel for a veil and a few garden
weeds for a bouquet. A small girl
would slowly march up the aisle
in the back yard to her handsome
beau. Usually you had to 'chase
another girl as you can never
convi nce little boys that playing
house is fun.
But Cathy, you have now thrown
away the towel for lace and the
weeds for flowers and now the
handsome beau at the end of the
church aisle is not another young
gir 1 friend, but your chosen
partner Paul. Before you turn this
game into reality, Cathy maybe
we should give you a few words of
advise on how to chose a husband
and just see how Paul compares,
The Recipe for a Perfect Husband
Select with care on c large kind
heart,
One liver red and good,
Remove all grouch and throw
away,
As any body should,
Add twenty grains of common
sense,
And sweetness„tp your taste,
Fresh air and sunshine never
stint, -
And tears are only waste.
Handle with care and tact,
No matter how you toil,
Your efforts all will be in vain,
If you bring to a rapid boil.
Cathy, on behalf of your
friends, relatives and neighbours,
please accept and use these gifts
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 having for her on,
Sunday, April 16th both afternoon
and evening. For she's a jolly
good good fellow was sung. The
bows from the parcels were
arranges on a wishing well also-
made in blue and white.
Lunch was served by the 8th
and 16th unit.
' Mission Band
Sunday mooring the Mission
Band met in the church basement
with Cathy McGavin opening with
the Call to Worship. Jeanne
McDonald was pianist for the
singing of hymn, "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
Tina Loomans. Secretary's report
was read by Ron Godkin and
Elaine Dennis gave treasurer's
report,then received the offering
which was dedicated by Cathy
McGavin. The next meeting is on
'the first Sunday in May.
Teachers are: --Doreen Hack-
well; Dorothy Sholdice, Margaret
Bennett and Dianne Godkin.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baan
returned home from a visit with
their daughter Nellie and
husband Howard Booker and
family of Spragge. Northern,
Ontario.
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