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THE BRusseLs. POSTi. APRIL 28- 1976
al ton
WI annual .held at restaurant
Correspondent
Mts. Allan McCall
The Walton Women's Institute
rid their annual meeting on
ednesday evening April 28 at a
nner at the Crossroads
estaurant at 7 P.M. Institute
race was sung prior to the
upper which was much enjoyed
y the 28 members present,
Mrs. Harold Bolger expressed
mks on behalf of the Institute
dies for the meal. Mrs. Mervyn
ones replied.
Mrs. Don Achilles presided for
e meeting. The Institute Ode
as sung and Mary Stewart
ollect repeated. Roll call was
vment of fees and gifts for
unshine Sisters, Any new
embers are most welcome at the
ext meeting. Minutes- were read
y Mrs. Ken McDonald followed
treasurer's report and
nespondence. The
chievement Day for "A Touch of
itchery" will be held on June 5
t Grey Central School.
A card of thanks was read from
rs. Jack Gordon to the Institute
serving lunch at their twenty-
fth wedding anniversary party.
The Hall Board funds have
en signed over to the Institute
nd are to be used for repairing of
e community hall, which is still
vailable for different functions.
e new committee to the Hall
oard are: Mrs. Don Achilles,
rs. Ken McDonald, Mrs.
leanor Liphard, Mrs. Herb
raviss and Mrs.Alberta Hudie.
Delegate
Mrs. James Axtmann is to be
elegate to the Waterloo
onference on May 4 -5-6. The
ranch Directors and P.R.O. are
o bring report for bus trip to
ext meeting.
The Dessert Euchre is set for
ednesday, April 28 at 7:15 with
ommittee, Mrs. Don McDonald,
rs. Harold Bolger, Mrs
orrence Dundas, Mrs. Tom
iphard and Mrs. Stewart
umphries in charge. Every
ember is to bring two desserts
send them for that evening.
The annual meeting
mediately followed with the
mutes of last year's annual
pproved as read. The year's
financial report was given.
A mention of perfect
attendance to m eetings during
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 Humphries.
Reports of . the standing
committee conveners were given.
Agriculture and Canadian
Industry by Mrs. Mac. Sholdice.
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 Schade. 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. Laverne 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. Stewarat
Humphries.
Standing Committee
Conveners: Agriculture and
Canadian Industry - Mrs. Harold
Bolger, Mrs. Herman Plaas;
Citizenship and World Affairs -
Mrs. Harvey Craig, Mts. Frank
Kirkby; EducatiOn and Cultural
Activities r Mrs. Harold Hudie,.
Mrs. Keith Rock; Resolutions -
Mrs. J. Van Vliet 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.
McGavin that the secretary-
treasurer be paid $25. With the
speaker's fee to be left the same
as last 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 Jimmy
Savauge of Seaforth visited on the
weekend. at the home of the
former's grandmother, Mrs.
Edna Hackwell.
Saturday evening supper
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Reid were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott
Sr. of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Stimore of Stratford.
Among those from the Brussels
Horticultural- Society attending
the. District 8 annual meeting on
Saturday, April 24 at Egmondville
United Church were: Mrs. Bert
Hemingway, Mrs. William
Miller, Mrs.Lottie McCutcheon,
Mrs. Phyllis Dunk, Mrs. Nelson
Reid and Mrs. Allan McCall.
Mrs. Kathleen Danby of
Brussels visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs.George Williamson.
Visitors at the home of Mrs.
Charles McCutcheon were Mrs.
ark
Audrey Riley, Thaton Riley, Mary
Beth Riley, Linda Lee Riley, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Wintemute and.
Dennis on Sunday on the occasion
of Mrs. McCutcheon's birthday.
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