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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-23, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1986. alton Mrs. Betty McCall 887-6677 1 Walton WI elects officers The Walton Women's Institute held its annual meeting Wednes- dy evening April 16 when the Walton 2 unit of Duff's United Church catered to a delicious turkey meal prior to the meeting. Four;4-H leaders were present and were thanked by Ruth Axt- mann for leading the clubs and presented with a small token to cover expenses. Pat Nolan and Marion Hunt replied. The business continued upstairs with Leona McDonald calling the meeting to order with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Margaret Shortreed read minutes followed with correspondence. Thank you notes were read from the Callendar Nursing Home and Van Vliet's. An invitation was read from the Majestic Institute in • Brussels to attend their P.R.O. meeting, May 14. Two car loads plan to attend. Margaret Shortreed reported on the front flowerbed at the hall. It was decided to get some advice on landscaping. A railing is to be put along the west side down to the door, with some sort of stone so the grate won't be so treacherous in slippery weather. It was moved to put stone out from the front steps. It was decided to go ahead with the birthday calendars. Birthday and anniversaries are to be collect- ed with the deadline being June 18. A lively sing song was conducted by Marjory Humphries assisted by Margery Huether at the piano. Each member is to bring two desserts for the dessert euchre at the hall, April 29. Delegates to the District Annual Meeting in Ethel on May 13 are Helen Craig. Viola Kirkby and Mary Humphries. The annual reports were given by convenors; Auditor's repert by Maxine Marks and Betty McCall; the P.R.O. report, Annie Reir'; the Curator, Agriculture and Cana- dian Industries Elva Bolger; Citizenship and World Affairs, Viola Kirkby; Education and Cul- tural Activides, Marion Godkin; Family and Consumer Affairs. Mary Humphries; Resolutions, Berva Watson. Ruth Axtmann reported on the 4-H clubs. The roll call was answered by 16 members paying $4 fee. One new member Helen Boven joined the Institute. Helen Craig expressed appre- ciation to Leona McDonald for her three years as President ;Ind presented her with a gift. It was moved to donate $15 -to the Brussels Fair Board. It was decided to have aplantiing meeting Monday, May 5 ioMthe hall basement at 7:30 p.m. Noon 1uncheon was planned for May 7 and 21. There will be no Institute meeting in May. A short business meeting to follow the May 21 luncheon. Maxine Marks presented the report of the nominating commit- tee and Margaret Mahon installed the officers for 1986-87 as follows: 7 tables at Walton euchre There were seven tables of euchre in play at the Walton hall, Tuesday evening, April 15. Prizes were awarded to: high lady, Edna McLellan; second high, Mrs. Harold Wilson; low, Ruth Sheils; men's high, Bert Daer; second high, Rachel Riehl (playing as a man); low, John Simpson; lucky card, Isobel Craig. lnstil'ute hostesses were Annie Reid, Berva Watson and Margaret Craig. A dessert euchre is planned for April 29. president, Helen Craig; first vice- president, Marion Godkin; second vice-president, Margaret Short - reed; secretary -treasurer, Marg- aret Shortreed; assistant, Annie Reid; District Director, Viola Kirk- by; assistant, Ruth Axtmann; branch directors, Marjory Hum- phries, Maxine Marks, Mary Humphries; public relations offi- cer, Betty McCall; curator, Annie Reid, Margaret Craig; auditors, Mary Humphries, Leona McDon- ald. Standing Committee Convenors are: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Margery Huether, Le- ona McDonald; Citizenship and World Affairs, Margaret Craig, Berva Watson; Education and Cultural Activities. Helen Craig, Marjory Humphries; Family and Consumer Affairs, Ruth Axtmann, Elva Bolger; Resolutions, Betty McCall, Marion Godkin; 4-H co- ordinator, Ruth Axtmann. People around Walton Mrs. Evelyn Williamson, Sea - forth spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Ruth Thamer. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson. Orillia, formerly of McKillop and Gordon Craig of Guelph visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig. Kendra Shortreed was a compet- itor in the tap dancing Kiwanis music Festival in Stratford when her mother Judy Shortreed and grandmother Isabelle Shortreed attended. Kendra is a pupil of Cheryl Bromley of Londesboro. We are glad to report that Margery Ritchie was able to return to her home Sunday following her stay in Seaforth hospital after her accident a few weeks ago. Duff's church holds service Sunday morning greeters at Duff's United church were Mrs. Martin Baan and Mrs. Hugh Johnston. Organist was Marion Godkin. Ushers were Dean Hackwell, Doug Fraser and Campbell Wey. 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