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— THE !AMON -EXPOSITOR, MARCH 25, 1987
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Walton WI holds panel on FWIO objective
Walton Correspondent '
13ETTYMcCALL
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W ednesday of the month as ustral, this time
pork will be served. The annual meeting to be
held that evening when it was voted to go to
the Golden Lantern in Brussels for the
supper. Meeting to fano» when all convenors
Lori -Ann Schmidt, board member of the
F.W,I.O., Federated Wornen's Institute of
Ontario, along with Jean Methers, former
board member of the F.W O., were guests
at the Walton W omen's Institute meeting
March 18 in the hall. They participated in the
program when Marjorie Humphries hi a
panel telling of all the objectives in tin levels
of the Women's Institute.
The panel consisted of Help... Craig giving
he -Branch -level -and Leona McDonald the
District level. Marjory HitinphrieS gave facts
of the Federation lepresentative. Mary
Humphries spoke of the work of the F.W .I.C.
are to have their reports writ t..:1 nut.
Monday, April. 20 has been Set for the
planning meeting at 7:30 p.m. to plan
meetings for coming year. •
The meeting closed with the Institute
Grace, Then everyone went to the basement
for lunch served by Annie Reid and Betty
McCall.
PEOPLE
Reid were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan of
Senile and Philip and Dianne Blake of
Waterloo.
Jason Pennington of Goderich visited with
his grandparents, Allan and Alice Searle for a
few days in the .winter break week: 4'.
Viola Kirkby spent a few. days last week in
Toronto visiting relatives. -
Krsten Docken, Dorchester spent 'a few
days last week with Pam Nolan. `•
Clint and Judy Emmrick entertained
relatives on Sunday. Present were his sister
Janie and her husband Walter, Kitchener,
Alex and Pauline Gulutzen and family„and
• Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ruth Thamer.
McClures entertain guests
and Jean"MatInts told of the A,C.W .W. and
their worldwide •work. • McKillop Correspondent
Marjorie thanked Lori -Ann and Jean for . • 'PELLA E. BUBLEY
coming and sharing their knowledge. They 527-1106
were presented with gifts on behalf of. the
Institute.
Helen ' Craig presided for. the meeting.
Marjory Humphries was pianist. Margaret
Shortreed read minutes followed by several
Reins. of correspondence. and • the financial
statement. Fourteen members answered the
roll call: "Name an officer or an office held in
F. W . I. 0, " •
Mary Humphries • of the nominating
committee presented the slate of officers for
the coming. year, 'The Huron East annual
meeting will be held Tuesday, May 12 at
MolesworthPresbyterian Church.
Marion Godkin and Helen Craig made
plans for the birthday party on Thursday at
the Callander Nursing Home in Brussels.
Ber-Va Watson and Ruth Axtmann supplying
' cupcakes. „
The next euchre set to March 26 in the half.
Hostesses are Berva Watson, Marion Godkin.
and Annie Reid.
The next noon luncheon will be on the third
On March 12,Mr. and Mrs. Bryan and Amy
McClure entertained Mr. and Mrs,, Nelson
McClure of Egmondville, Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton McClure, Cindy and Shane of
McKillop Township and Terry Ward of
Cranbrook family
Cranbrook Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
• Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tressler, Kitchener
and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Calloway,
Hamilton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clare V'eitch
on Manh 15, Their daughter, Janet, London,
was home for the weekend. '
Mrs. Mac Engel accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Reg O'Hagen and girls, of Wingharn to,
Stratford on Sunday when they visited
Marilyn Engel and family.
Monkton, The occasion was Amy's second
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McClure and Amy of
McKillop Township and Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Ward, Jennifer and Michael of Staffa visited
last Friday evening with Terry Ward at
Monkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kistner and girls
visited with Irene Kistner and Harold
Partridge at RR 1, Bornholm.
into new home
Mr. and Mrs, John Burton and family,
Bramptonand Garnet Starr, Chatham visited
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and family have
moved into their new house. Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Tickner will be moving into the Vanass
house which they purchased.
FORESTERS EUCHRE
There was a good attendance at the
Forester's euchre on March 20 with 15 tables
playing. Winners were; high, Ruth Martin,
Lois Hart (playing as a man); low, Isabelle
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