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Mrs. Allan McCall
The Walton Women's Institute
held• their minnal meeting on
wedneSclay evening April 28 at a
dinner at the Crossroads
Restaurant at 7 P.M. Institute
Grace was sung prior to the
supper -which was much enjoyed
by the 28 members present.
Mrs. Harold Bolger expressed
thanks on behalf of the Institute
ladies for the meal. Mrs. Mervyn
Jones replied.
Mrs. Don Achilles presided for
the meeting. The Institute Ode
was sung and Mary Stewart
Collect repeated, Roll call was
payment of fees and gifts for
Sunshine Sisters. Any new
members are most welcome at the
next meeting. Minutes were, read
by Mrs. Ken McDonald fejlowed
by treasurer's report ' and
correspondence. The
Achievement Day for "A ']'ouch of
Stitchery" will be held on June 5
at Grey Central School.
A card of Wanks was read from
Mrs. Jack Gordon to the Institute
for serving lunch at their twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary party.
The ,Hall Board funds have
been signed over to the Institute
and are to be used for repairing of
the community hall, which is still
available for different functions.
The new committee to the Hall
Board are: Mrs. Don Achilles,
Mrs. Ken McDonald, Mrs.
Eleanor Liphard, Mrs. Herb
Traviss and Mrs.Alberta Hudie.
Delegate
Mrs. James Axtmann is to be
delegate to the Waterloo
Conference on May 4 -5-6. The
Branch Directors and P.R.O. are
to bring report for bus trip to
next meeting.
The 'Dessert Euchre is set for
Wednesday, April 28 at 7:15 with
committee, Mrs. Don McDonald,
Mrs. Harold Bolger, Mrs
Torrence Dundas, Mrs. Tom
Liphard, and Mrs. Stewart
Humphries in charge. Every
member is to bring two desserts
or send them for that evening.
The annual meeting, -
immediately followed with the
minutes of last year's annual
approved as read. The year's
flnarreial report was givem •
A mention of 'perfect
attendance to m eetings daring
the past year went to, Mrs.
George McCall, Mrs.
Ken McDonald, Mrs. Dave
Watson and Mrs. Allan McCall.
Auditors report was given by
Mrs. Bill Huinphries,
Reports of , the standing
committee conveners were given.
Agriculture and Canadian
Industry by Mrs. Mac Shoidice.
Citizenship and World Affairs by
Mrs .Don McDonald in' the
absence of Mrs. Alvin McDonald.
Education and Consumer Affairs
by Mrs. Keith Rock. Education
and Cultural Activities by Mrs.
Harold Hudie in the absence of
Mrs. Norman Sehade, Resolut-
ions by Mrs. Harvey Craig in the
absence of Mrs. Graeme Craig.
Mrs. Torrence Dundas
reported for the Sunshine, on
cards she had sent out during the
year and new Sunshine Sisters
were drawn for another year.
Reports
Mrs, James Axtmann gave her
report as the Public Relations
Officer. The curators report was
given by Mrs. Nelson Reid.
The new slate of officers for ,
1976 - 1977 were installed by Mrs.
Ron Bennett. They are as follows:
Past President - Mrs. Allan
McCall; President - Mrs. Don
Achilles; "1st Vice President -
Mrs. William Humphries; 2nd.
.Vice President - Mrs. Harold
Hudie; Secretary-Treasurer- Mrs.
Ken McDonald; District Director -
Mrs. Allan McCall; Alternate
-Mrs. Don Achilles.,
Public Relations Officer - Mrs.
Don McDonald; Branch Directors
- Mrs. LaV'erne Godkin; Mrs. Neil
McGavin; Mrs, Nelson Marks;
Mrs. Graeme Craig,
Curators - Mrs. Nelson Reid;
Mrs. James McDonald, Auditors
- Mrs. Stewart Humphries; Mrs.
Ray Huether. Sunshine Sisters -
Mrs. Torrence Dundas, 4-H Co-
ordinator - Mrs. Stew arat
Humphries.
Standing Committee
Conveners: 'Agriculture and
Canadian Industry - Mrs. Harold
Eldlger, Mrs. Herman Plaas;
Citizenship and World Affairs -
Mrs._ Harvey Craig, Mrs. Frank,
Kirkby; EducatiOn---snd Cultural
Activities - Mrs. Harold Hudie,
Mrs. Keith RoCk; Resolutions -
Mrs. J. ,Van Vliot Jr., Mrs: Jim
Axtmann; Family and Consumer
Affairs - Mrs. Gerald Watson,
Mrs. Trevor Smith.
It was moved by Mrs. H.
Hudie, seconded by Mrs. N.
McGayin that the secretary-
treasurer be paid $25. With the
speaker's fee to be left the same
as Iasi year. A donation of $10
was voted to the Brussels Fair
Board and $2 to the Historical
Society. The Sunshine Sisters gift
will have a set price up to two
dollars.
The District Annual will be held
on May 11 with Molesworth
Presbyterian Church, registration
at 9:30 a.m. Voting delegates to
attend are: Mrs. Don, Achilles,
Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Gerald
Watson and Mrs. Don McDonald.
Donated
The flowers for the front of the
hall are being donated from the
Brussels Horticulture Society.
Several offered to plant and care
for 'bed during the summer
months.
The meeting to plan programs
for the coming year will be held in
the hall on Monday, May 3 at 8
P.M. All executive and conveners
to. be present.
Young People's Dance
The Young People of Walton
and area held an Easter Dance in
the Walton Community Hall on
Friday evening, April 23rd with
grades 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 present. Miss
Carolyn McClure looked after
arrangements and Rev. Ed. Baker
acted as chaperon and provided
the music with records. Chips and
pop were served for refresh-
ments. It was reported a success,
and much enjoyed.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. David Dunk,
Darlene and David of Corunna
spent the holiday weekend at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Phyllis
Dunk..
Mark McLlwain And Jiinmy
Savauge of Seaforth visited on the
weekend at the home of the
former's grandmother, Mrs.
Edna Hack well.
Saturday evening supper
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Reid were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott
Sr. of Blyth and Mr. and Mr's.
Alvin Stimore of Stratford.
Among those from the Brussels'
Horticultural, SoCiety attending'
the District 8 annual meeting on
Saturday, April 24 attgmondville
United Church were: Mrs. Bert
"You were right. Demand-
ing a raise is half of the
battle. In the second half I
got canned."
klemingway, Mrs. William
Ivfiller,'MrS.LOttie tvicCutcheoni;
Mrs. Phyllis Dunk, Mrs. Nelson
Reid and Mrs. Allan -McCall.
Mrs. Kathleen• D.anby of
brussels visited on Sunday with
.Mr. arid /vIrs.George Williamson.
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Visitors at the hontOntMis,,
Charles McCutcheon viire Mrs.
r Audrey Riley, 'Maxon Riley, Mary
Beth Riley, Linda Lee Riley, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Winternute and
Dennis on Sunday on the occasion
of Mrs. McCutcheon's bil-thday.
THE HuRON
G, VVilliornson
native .assistant manager,. .
Williamson is manaRer of a 'new •Oef.tY*runther Mrs. • Norman,
ID bank which opened... last
Wednesday,at North day. Gerry,
ii/hols.toorrictl to. the fOrmier Barb
Nott of Seaforth started with the
hank here 11 years ago, Since
'then he's worked in branches in
Sarnia. Collingwood, Orangeville.
and Sudbury
years at Grandview in Brantford,
retiring in 1953. Miss' Houston
was a member of the Egmondvilie
United Church and of the U.C.W.
She is survived by a brother,
Andrew Houston, R.R. 4, Sea-
forth and was predeceased by one
sister Elizabeth.
Thee remains rested at the'
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home in
Seaforth where a funeral service
was held Monday at 2 p.m.
conducted by Rev. R.J. Roberts.
Burial followed in the Egmond-
ville Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Rae Hous-
ton, Harvey Craig, Charles Eyre,
Bill Smith, Ivan Forsyth and
Arthur Wallace. .
Flowerbearers were: Jeff
Houston and Joanne Houston.
Walton
WI annual
MRS. JAMES S. HENDERSON
The death occurred in Seaforth
Community Hospital on Saturday
of Mrs. James S. Henderson of
Seaforth following a long illness.
She was 85.
' Born in McKillop she was the
daughter of the late Thomas and
Sarah (Harris) Jarman. She
attended area schools and for a
time was a seamstress. On
December 27, 1911 at a ceremony
at the McKillop home of • her
parents she was married to James
S. Henderson, also of McKillop.
She was predeceased by her
husband in 1968 and by a
daughter Eleanor in December
1974, She is survived by a,
daughter Laurene, MrS. Clarence
Maloney of McKillop, by a
brother Thomas Jarman of
Cli max, Sask. and by four
granddaughters Joanne, Barbard,
Carolyn and Anne Marie
Maloney.
A member of Northside.United
Church, a funeral service was
conducted at the whitney-Ribcy
Funeral Home, Seaforth on
Tuesday by her minister Rev. M.
E. Reuber assisted by Rev. J. Ure
Stewart. Interment followed in
Maitlandbank Cemetery when the
pallbearers were Ross Gordon,
Arnold Lamont (Hamilton); Geo.
held at restaurant .
Henderson (Mitchell) Robt.
Tyndall, Wm. Leyborne,
(London) and Russel Bolton.
Flowerbearers were her four
granddaughters, Anne Marie,
Carolyn, Barbara and Joanne
Maloney.
FRANCES A. HOUSTON
Frances A. Houston, .84 of R.R.
4, Seaforth, died Friday at
Seaforth Community Hospital
following a short illness.
Born in u c ersmith, she was
the daugher of the late Samuel
,and Helen Houston. A school
teacher, she was educated att S.S.
No. 9 Tuckersmith, Sea
Collegiate Institute and Teachers
College, Stratford. She taught for
8 years at Cranbrook and, for 32
wheri he was
The lyilliarnsOns have "Ovd.
childrOn, StePtiei-e 6, MKT
Williantsen andin,lawke Mr. acid Stephanie 4. The family spep4
Mr$,Metv •Nat uttended,,:the new #arse in, the summer at, their
bank's -opening. . - . 'cottage in Wasaga, Beach,
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