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The Brussels Post, 1975-04-30, Page 81 •:;, • WINGHAM, ONTARIO R. Bray, D.C. - D.Lee, D.C. Phone: 357-1224 SEAFORTH 527-1240 RADIO & TVP SALES & SERVICE Blyth 523-9640 Watch and Jewellery Repairs —.We Sell and Service — BU LOVA — ACCUTRON — WATCHES — 3 Stores — SEAFORTH — CLINTON — WALKERTON J.E. LONGSTAFE - OPTOMETRIST - CLINTON By Appointment [Monday Only] " 482-7010 ILICTIONICI SALES&SERvicE•TVeRADIO• Hi-FiesTEREO Plisit527-1150 • 17 SPARLING STREET Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The Walton Women's Institute held their annual meeting on Wednesday evening, April 16th when 35 ladies sat down to a pork dinner at 6:30 p.m. catered by Mrs. Hudson at the corner restaurant. Mrs. Allan McCall presided and Mrs. Herb Traviss thanked Mrs. Hudson for the supper. Minutes were read by' Mrs. Ken McDonald. The roll call was answered by the $1.50 fee and exchange of gifts for your Sun- shine Sister. A new member, Mrs. , Trevor Smith, was welcomed to theInkstitute. A thank you card was read by the secretary received from Mrs. J. Bos for the cup and saucer she had received after leaving the Institute when the family moved earl* this month to a farm near Aubiirn. Mrs. Bill Humpries lresented Mrs. Harold Hudie and Mfrs. Eleanor Liphard with a gift ds leaders for the short course "Baked in a Pie". Approximately 22 ladies took the course when Summary Day was held in Clinton on April 24th Mrs. A.' McCall conducted an elimination contest which was won by Mrs. Harold Bolyer. The annual meeting Followed. Mrs. B. Humphries gave the auditor's report. Mrs., Harold Bolger reported for Agriculture and Canadian Industries; Mrs. Graeme Craig for Citizenship and World Affairs; Mrs. Ron Bennett for Family and Consumer Affairs; Mrs. Dave Watson for Education and Cultural Affairs; Mrs. Harvey Craig for Resolutions; Mrs. Nel- son Marks as' Sunshine Convener; Mrs. Jim Axtmann as Public Relations Officer; Mrs. Nelson Reid as Curator and Mrs. B. Humphries for the 4-H Clubs. All reports were seconded by Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mrs. Allan McCall in her summary thanked members for their help and co-operation for the past two .years when she held office as president and urged all to take an office as this is a learning experience. She asked for new members for the May meeting when the. Sunshine Sisters would be chosen for the coming year. Mrs. Gerald Watson installed the new slate of officers for 1975-76 as follows: Past Presi- dent - Mrs. Allan McCall; Presi- dent.- Mrs. Don Achilles; 1st Vice President - Mrs. Bill 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. Jim Axtmann; Branch Directors - Mrs. Don McDonald, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. ,Nelson Marks; Curators - Mrs. Nelson Reid and 'Mrs. Jim McDonald; Press Reporter - Mrs. Allan McCall; Auditors - Mrs. Stewart, Humphries and Mrs. Bill Humphries; Standing Committee` Convenors - Mrs., Mac Sholdice and Mrs. Harold Bolger; For Agriculture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs. Harvey Craig; Citizen- ship and World Affiars - Mrs. Keith Rock and Mrs. Gerald Watson; Family and Consumer Affairs -Mrs. Norman Schade and Mrs. Harold Hudie; Education and Cultural Activities Standing. Committee Convenors - Mrs. Mac Sholdice and Mrs. Harold Bolger for Agriculture and Canadian. Industries; Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs. Harvey Craig for Citizenship and World Affairs; Mrs. Keith Rock and Mrs. Gerald. Watson, for Family and Consumer Affairs; Mrs. Norman Schade and Mrs. Harold Hudie for Education and Cultural Activities; Resolutions - Mrs. Graeme Craig and Mrs. J. Van Vliet Jr.; Sunshine - Mrs. Torrence Dundas. • The meeting was turned over to the new president, Mrs. Don Achilles, who conducted the new business. It was agreed to pay the secretary-treasurer and a rate' was set to pay speakers at meetings. The date was set for all incoming officers to' attend a meeting to plan for next year's program. The District Annual will be held in Ethel United Church on Tuesday, May 13. Those wishing to take the 4-H Garden Club this spring are to contact either Mrs. Pearl McCallum or Mrs. Bev Smith. A donation was made to the Brussels Fair Board. Members were asked to go to Huronview and help in the craft room, take noon lunch and tea is supplied. Mrs. Joyce Van Vliet reported on the bus trip to ,the Elmira Areas on June 4th. Those wishing to go are to have their name and money in by the May Meeting or to any of the Branch Directors. Walton WI sets speakers' pay 30 at Duff's Mission Band There were 30 present for the April meeting of the Mission Band on Sunday, held in the basement of the church. Brian McGavin gave the Call to Worship. Hymn "What a Friend ,can make you rich Interest rates change but one financial fact is constant . . . if you keep your money where it earns high interest, your money will end up keeping you, Guaranteed Investment Certificates Make your money grow rapidly. Bring your savings today to Victoria and Grey. Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Ri4 and GREY We have in Jesus" was sung with Dianne Godkin as pianist. Laura Dennis gave a reading, "Why God" followed by prayer by Cheryl Fraser. The secretary's report was read by Murray Scholdice and Nanci Bennett gave, the treasurer's report and received the collection which was dedicated by Brian. It was decided to have the May meeting on the first Sunday of the month, instead of the usual second Sunday. "Jesus Bids Us Shine" was sung before students went to their classes. The two senior classes worked on their posters for the 50th Anniversary of the United Church. The teachers this month were: Mrs. MacScholdice, Mrs. Neil McGavin, Mrs. Merton UNIT STEP Enhance the beauty and value Of your home with precast steel reinforced concrete Unit Steps: Our installation crews work quickly and cleanly. THE EASY WAY TO BUY BETTER CONCRETE STEPS Hackwell and Mrs. Nelson Marks. Persoinals Mrs. Steven ,Kerley of Toronto spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Jean Broadfoot. Mr. and IMrs, Armour Dundas of London spent Monday night and part of Tuesday last week with Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Dundas. Mrs. Edna Hackwell spent a recent weekend at London at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith. 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