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News of Walton
4-H girls
present
fashions
corrpespondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
The Walton W.I. met in the
Walton Community Hall with the
President Mrs. Gerald Watson
presiding. Mrs. Neil. McGavin
was pianist.
The platform was, decorated
with animals, well done re-
presenting a night scene with
stars and moons hanging from
the ceiling.
The 4 - H girls were guests
and put on a fashion show, wear-
ing their sleep wear they had
made in their last project.
Mrs. Joe Steffler read the
minutes and 33 members answer-
ed the Roll Call on "Mending
Hints".
It was agreed to have a car-
nival on August 12th when there
will be a fish pond, bingo, ball
game, booth, fire works, priz-
es for the best decorated bic-
ycle, and a lucky draw on a,
chaise lounge.
A display is to be entered
at the Brussels Fall Fair with
the committee Mrs. Jim Mc-
Donald, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs.
Allan McCall and Mrs. Torren-
ce Dundas in charge of antiques.
A committee volunteered to go
to Clinton on Thursday to help,
with Senior Citizen Week at
Huronview. Mrs. Ken McDonald.
reported on the progress of the
float for the Centennial Parade
in Brussels. Discussion follow-
ed on repairing the interior of the
hall.
The meeting was turned over
to the conveners on Home Ec-
onomics and Health. Mrs. John
Bos read two poems "Advice"
and "Imitators". Mrs. George
McCall read "what is Mother"
and "Thank God for Dirty Dish-
es". Mrs. Alvin McDonald gave
a report from the District Annual,
which was held recently at Mc-
Intosh Church.
There will be a meeting in
July, with the conveners, Mrs.
Jim Axtmann and Mrs. W..J.
Leeming on Education and Cul-
tural Activities.
Lunch was served by the host-
esses, Mrs. Mervin Smith, Mrs.
Leeming, Mrs. Harold Wilsbn,
and Mrs. Murray Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. RobertLundy of
Hamilton spent the holiday week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Allan McCall, and attended the
Centennial celebrations in
Brussels on Saturday.
Miss Rosemary Ryan is hol-
idaying this month at Winnipeg
and the West Coast, also visit-
ing her brother Cyril Ryan in
Calgary.
Rev. and Mrs. Derwyn Docken
and Kristen are holidaying at
their cottage, gdDer Doc'n inn'"
near Georgian Bay.
14—THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 5,