HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-01-31, Page 9ONE OF THE PROJECTs
IN 1H€' COMMUNITY THAT
NEVER tiers DONE
USUALLY S0METHING WE
AG INDIVIDUALS WERE
vo--- GOING lb
1R, COMPL_Er.
For And About Teenagers
I'M uusr Nor
THE KIND To
,GO UP AND
START TALKING-
To SOM E ONE. 0 0 0.
MR!,
MERCHANT
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News of Walton
W.I. holds meeting
Correspondent
Mrs: Allan McCall
The President, Mrs. Gerald
Watson opened the January
meeting of the Walton Women's
Institute on Wednesday evening
held in the community hall” with
Mrs. Ray Huether as pianist.
Mrs. Watson welcomed everyone
including the 4 -H girls. Walton
II club had a display on "Salads
to accompany cold meat" with
the commentator, Janice Hous-
ton.
Mrs. Laverne Godkin con-
venor for Agriculture and Cana-
dian Industries read a poem,
"Recipe for a Happy Year."
Then Mrs. Godkin introduced
Lloyd. Wheeler of near Brussels
who has been' in the Honey In-
dustry since 1936. He had •a
film, "The Miracle of the Bees"
shown with the projector run by
Neil McGavin. Many questions
were asked by the audience and
answered by Mr. Wheeler. Mrs.
Godkin thanked ' him for all the
information on honey and presen-
ted him with a gift on behalf
of the Institute Mr. McGavin also
was thanked with a gift.
Mrs. G. Watson conducted the
business with Mrs. Joe Steiner
reading the minutes: 25 members
answered the roll call, "A use
for honey or a recipe using
honey," followed by the trea-
surer's report and the corres-
pondence. Leaders are required
for the Spring project, "Sports-
wear from Knits".
It was decided to have card
parties with one on Friday Feb-
ruary 9th with the hostesses,
Mrs. W.J. Leeming, Mrs. John
Bos, Mrs. Jim Axtmann, and Mrs.
John Gordon. Those to help for
the card party on February 23
were chosen as Mrs. Mac Shol-
dice, the convenor with Mrs. Dave
Watson, Mrs. Ralph Traviss, and
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Jr.
The nominating committee
is.: Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs. Jim
Fritz, Mrs. Neil McGavin, Mrs.
Ralph Traviss, and Mrs. Earl
Watson along with the President.
Resignations are to be in by the
February meeting. It was moved
to buy a perma press table cloth
with lace around it, to be used
by the members for the tea table
at the meetings, and it is to
be left locked in the cupboard
after each use.
The President adjourned the
meeting followed by the Institute
Grace and lunch was served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Gerald
Watson, Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs.
Earl Watson and Mrs. Allan Mc-
C all.
Euchre
There were 10 tables in play
at the progressive euchre held
in 'the Walton Community hall
on Friday evening.
Prize winners were for high
lady, Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Sr.,
Low lady, Mrs. Charles McCut-
cheon; High Mand, Fred Porter,
Wingham; Low man, Ed Godkin;
Card with the most zeros, Eric
Driscoll.
Lunch was served by the hos-
esses, Mrs. Stewart Humphries,
Mrs. Helen Williamson, Mrs.
Nelson Reid and Mrs. Don Mc-
Donald.
Another euchre will be held
on. Friday evening February 9.
Mr. and' Mrs. Ken. Shortreed
left on Saturday morning on a
two week bus trip to Florida.
mr. Joseph Ryan is a patient
in the Clinton Public Hospital
being admitted a week age Mon-
day.
Mrs. Hilda Sellers is staying
with her grandaughter, Gail while
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Traviss are
holidaying in Hawaii.
Mr. and. Mrs. Bruce Clark
and son Jim called on Mrs. Maude
Leeming and 'Jim Clark, Keith
and Ann last Wednesday on their
return trip from Florida, son
Jim stayed with friends in London
while his parents were 'on
vacation.
Mr. Allan McCall returned
home on Saturday from Clinton
Public Hospital.
Miss Emma Shortreed,
Guelph visited over the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Shortreed.
Sunday evening while re-
turning from Guelph, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Shortreed were
involved in a motor accident when
their car hit a patch of ice and
crashed into an oncoming truck.
Mr. Shortreed was taken to Lis-
towel Hospital where he will be
under observation for two
or three days. Mrs. Shortreed
w,as removed to. K-W Hospital
in Kitchener with possible con-
cussion and internal injuries.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place a Brussels Post
want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Brussels
887-6641.
Mid-Town Mayor
to"get .inte grOUp of people Who
hAVe, the same .interests as you:
Join' a dub. oi. organization: Then
you'll 114that SeVeralboystiiight
g.et_to kilo* you because pitth,ave
the Same interests and something
in common to talk abouti boh't
just sit atotthd*illit .,soity tot
yourself acid jealbus about .your
Sister/ Get out and 6i'ijoy life
Meet tieW iriehda, firid neW :111.i
ter-data:- Rehleniber there's' a.
whold, world p4iiiete waiting to
be d4COVered by you i, so come oh
and stop wortyifig'i,
This week'S LETTER: I have
a, great problem. I'm 16 and I
have never gone out Or been
asked out. My oldersitter goes
out all the time with different
guys but I never get asked out at
all. I'Mjealous, bdt I try riot to
show it: kind Of shy i but net
really a lot. I'm ;lust not. the kind
to go up t.hd start talking to some-
one. What canj do?
OUR RE PLY! There are many
other ways to meet ptopi,o, es =
peCially boy besides just going
Up to thein and gait tilkitigt Try
THE: BRUSSELS : POSt JANUARY 31;-