The Brussels Post, 1978-09-27, Page 5Correspondent
MKS. Allan McCall
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Grandmothers were guests
at the Citizenship and World
Affairs meeting of the Wal-
ton Woments Institute on
Wednesday evening, Sept,
20th, held in the community
hall.
Mrs. Bill Humphries
chaired the meeting opening
with a poem, the Institute
Ode, the Mary Stewart Col-
lect and 0 Canada with
pianist, Mrs. Lavern Godkin.
Minutes were read by
Mts. Jim Astmann followed
by the- roll call when
members answered by.
"What does being a W.I.
member mean to me".
Several thank-you cards were
read concerning recent cater-
ing.
In the correspondence the
Huronview Auxiliary
Autumn Tea was announced
for Wednesday, October 11.
from 2 to 4 p.m. The Fall
Rally will be held in the
Londesboro hall on October 2
with registration at 9:30 a.m.
Mrs. Fred Howe, Ontario
Provincial Curator to be the
guest speaker. It is to be a
pooled lunch. Voting dele-
gates to attend are Mrs.
Nelson Reid and Mrs. Allan
McCall.
Several of the members
offered to help at the Inter-
national plowing match ,the
banquet at Howich Com-
munity Centre and to donate
pies and cookies.
Mrs. Viola. Kirkby will be
delegate to attend the Area
Convention at Bingeman.
Park, Waterlbo on October
30-31.
Mrs. Nelson Reid, curator
read a letter from the
Historical Society, reminding
us of the meeting in the
Exeter Hall on September 27
and•Moncrief on October 12.
It was moved to start the
euchre card parties on Tues.,
October 10th with committee
of Mrs. Keith Rock, Mrs.
Harold Hudie, Mrs. Viola
Kirk y andMrs. Ron Bennett
in charge. Lunch will be
provided.
The fall 4-H project, "Es-
sential Eatables" has started
with ldaders, Walton I -
Margaret Shortreed and Mrs.
Ron Bennett; Walton 2 -
Mrs. Harold Hudie and. Mrs.
Harold McCallum.
It was'decided to announce
the bazaar of December, 9,
planned by.the lnstituteto be
put in Current Events.
The meeting t,was turned
GETTING INTO MISCHIEF?—Amy Terpstra of
RR 3, Br,ussels and Bobby Van Nes of Ethel
seemed to' find more fun getting into mischief
than in theactual fair itself when they looked
over some of the displays at the Brussels fair on
Wednesday. k (Brussels Post Photo)
The Queen was followed
by lunch served by hostes.
ses. Mrs, K. McDonald,
Mrs. E. Stevens. Mrs. 'Earl
Watson and Mrs, Gerald
Watson.
Personals
Mr, and Mrs. Dave
son. Mr. and Mrs.
Mills, Mr. and Mrs.
Wat-
Earl
Ernie
Stevens, Mrs. Jim Shortreed
And Mrs. William Blake went
by bus last Saturday and
visited the Farmer's Market
, at Kitchener.
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PRIZEWINNING WOMEN—Mrs. Gerald Miller of RR 3, Brussels (left)
and Mrs. Frank Workman of RR3, Brussels walked away, with some
prizes for their exhibits at the Brussels Fair on Wednesday. Peter
Workman is also in the picture bec,ause, well, he just wanted to be in the
picture. (Brussels Post Photo)
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The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be
observed in Knox CHurch
next Sunday, October 1, at
9:45 a.m.
Mrs. Clem Steffer is ,
patient in Wingham
Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Russ
Playford and girls and
Adolph Petti and daughter,
all of Thorold, visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Mitchell.. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley
spen the weekend in the
Wiarton and Tobermory
area.
Any questions give us a call
THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 27 1978 0
Walton WI hosts grandmothers
over to the Citizinship and.
World Affairs convenors,
when Mrs, Keith Rock read a
poem, "If God went on
strike", Mrs, E. Mitchell
played several violin
selections.
Mrs. Walt Bewley was
introduced by Mrs. K. Rock
when slides were shown of
their recent trip to Australia
and places enroute. She was
thanked by Mrs. E. Mitchell
and preSented with •4 gift on
behalf Of the Women's In-,
stitute.
Mrs. E. Mitchell read a
couple of poems, "What a
Grandmother and
"Grandmother speaks."
Prizes were donated by Mrs,
Mitchell to the grandmother
with the ybungest granchild:
Mrs. K.McDonald; Grand
mother with anniversary
nearest to date; Mrs. Earl
Watson, Grandmother with
the most grandsons; Mrs.
Lawrence Ryan, Grand-
mother with the, most grand-
daughters; Mrs. E. Stevens,
Grandmother with a birthday
nearest to today; Mrs. Ron
Bennett, Grandmother with
the most married grand-
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McDonald, Grandmother
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