The Brussels Post, 1967-05-11, Page 6jo,-744,
the Commerce
At the Commerce we provide banking service where it is required in
your own home town or wherever you go in Canada. That is why we have
made sure there is. an operating Commerce branch at Expo '67 . open
seven days a week at convenient hours.
If you are planning a visit to Expo, see your local Commerce branch first.
There you can obtain Expo Passports at a lower cost than if purchased
at the gate; Bonus. Books which will enable you to purchase R,freshments,
transportation and amusement tickets at a discount, and Travellers'
Cheques which are convenient, quickly replaceable and readily cashatfe,
And remember wherever you go in Canada, the Commerce is ready to
serve you.
CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE i L
/907—Our Hundredth Yc,Alr et Sanlung Service
into charge of the newly
Installed president, Mrs, Jan van.
Vliet. who asked for the support
of tin' merabem
%lie District Annual will be held
on Thursday. May 18th, in St.
Anelican Chnrch, Brus-
:,els,' Voting delegates are Mrs.
Jan -van Vliet, Mrs, Roy William-
son, MrS. Wilbur Turnbull and
Mrs, .Kenneth McDonald,
At a meeting of the illxecutive
it wrt'U; decided to enter a float
is the (trey Township Centen-
.Poradc? in Ethel on June
1 lib.
NEED A CRUTCH?
Hospital bees, wheel 'chairs,
walkers and ' crutches are now
available from the Humanitarian
SerViet, Committee of the Inde-
pendent. Order of Oddfeliows.
This equipment is for use by
the' public and should be return-
ed when no longer required.
Witcrevar yam May be, there's a complete stock of CO-OP Fertilizers nearby.
Co-openktiVes located theoughout Ontario provide the finest service available.
You roc assured of supply at this or any other time of year. Right now, your
Ce-spesatthe is fully-stocked With a complete line of fertilizers ready for
bn ate pick-up or delivery in any quantity and any analysis:
You eut deP•nd on CO-OP quality because Co-operative's are owned
OVA 031/1/011.41 by the people they serve ... the farmers of Ontario.
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o High Grade Fertilizeri
a Bulk PiCk410‘
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AL; I'
Officers Installed At
Walton W. I. Meeting
The annual meeting of the
'Walton Women's Institute was
precceded by a turkey dinner in.
the basement of Duffs 'United
Church basement, File 17th and
boundary L'c W catered. Dajto.
dils awl colorful place cards de-
corated the tables.
Ill(rste at the head table were
introduced, following the dinner;
by Mrs, ..\lvin McDonald. They
included, :Airs. Margaret Huin-
phrmes, Mrs. James Nolan, "VIM
1.:2 nnetli :11c Donald, Mrs. vrank
Walters, Gerald Watson,
Mrs. Roy Williamon, Mrs, Ross
Knight. Mrs, fati van Vliet, Mrs.
A]vin McDonald. Mrs. Torrance
Dunda:::, Mrs. Ronald Bennett, and
Mrs. Humphries.
Mrs. Roy William8on opened.,
the Heeling with 412e Institute
•Ode and Mary Stewart Collect.
A minute's sili..m-e was observed
in memory of Mrs, AttdreW
Coutts and Mrs. Edward Mc-
. crouth, 11i n members who passed
away during the year.
A. :lumber or new Members.
11Irs. Lat, t'rl,f' GOdkin. 11rs. Larry
..Johnslon, Mrs. James Aximann,
MI ,: Neil McGavin, Mrs. Lytle
Osborne, Mrs. John tier:, Mrs,
Graliam Sholdice, Mrs. Alex
tInliitzfli and Mrs. George Baker,
were welcomed by Mrs. Jan van
N. het.
Roll call was responded to by
the payment of fees folld*ed by
Sistk-rs,
1 art t• iiteiuber2 1k. ue' :„to.
out 01 (Ito t •
-tnttt..1 \\ Ui gilt:,
nett:. ..11eDint They wer,.
.Mis, fiiinbull, s
Alt's. Domini Bucimi,ail tiou er •
Goruni. Z11601L,
vot
tttitik ;t on
new.
; 11 lillulit'Sult, presi-
dent, expressed her thanks to
1)10111 0-011Qr-
illit.0 during her two-year term
of ()Dice. \Vioaind 1.Lumph-
ries thanked. the retirni. Prost-
alt nt tor •ber intert.si and. leauer-
ship.
Mrs. tlearge ‘,\ it 111 lll5oli, 1.1e60-,
11_11.0.UL-4 lair took os, or the,
meeting. Jan you s, o,
ontributed a solo wit ii
.'4at tin Binin at. the
'flit: It'll; i lly .;L' trek.'
,h11.h•rs Aii,re
enlEure and
‘11 in.i.• lzen
r..“.z!i.,-at% t
.1.10 ale .F4,..A.)1101111uS
I ts tl:ta I ilia
lt(-SPal't t arreat
Nolson. Marks,
'Public ',Leon:7 01:s;
Wolsen, Donold
fluchanan, Resolutions.
:ant, Waiter,
the ..Eas.t. Huron Distitet Presi-
dent, Alt's. Ross .Nnigat, who i;a\:_:
au interesting talk (rile thb values
of the Women's Institute. bite
conciuden tier talk Nsjih a poem
"If you scatter sectd of kind-
)555". •
Mrs.. 'Nelson Marks, convener
of the nominating- coMmittee,•
presented the following slate of
Dicers fOr the coming year;
Past • President,• ;di',, Roy Wil-
liamson; President, Mrs. Jana
van. Vlivt .11-.; First Vice-Presi-
dent, Mrs. ..Vivid McDonald; •Sec-
ond 'Vice-Presklent •Mrs,• Harold
Bolger,. Secretary treasurer, Mrs,
Gerald Watson; District Director,
Mrs, •••Roy 'Williamson; Assistant.
District Director, Mrs. Ronald
Berinitt: Ilrancli 'Directors, Mrs.
Ron aid. Bennett, Mrs, Win. Hum-
Myles and Alm Clarence Martin;
Press 11ii•porter. ll I'S. Ne.160.11
RE-i(1; Jars. noup.ins I-I4 nuis; Agri-
culture and Canadian Industries
Mrs, Frank Walters, Mrs. David
Watson.; c it i wnship and Edu-
cation, Mrs. SIewart I ilinni.)hrie,3
Mr:4. Ray tiaellier; thane Econ-
omics a lid !kalif], Mrs, Harold
Bolger and 1ir1,. Clark;
Historical 'Research and Current
Events, Mrs. Mae Sholdice and
Mrs. Herbert Traviss; R.esolut. •
ions., 'Mrs. George Williamson
atid. mrs. McCall; Public
Relations. Mrs. .\lain. McDonald,
1Tark:4 and Mrs. Ron-
1 Id Willi., tip-iin ::-liinshino Com-
mittee. Mrs. Earl '\Vatson.
This slate of officers was instal- !
Intl by Mrs, Ross Knight.
1)(lIthill illlohn11011. MAO
l'S:11riosy Frith :Ind presented
the speakf I 11 a !rift on behalf
of the branch.
The ineetiner was then given
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