The Brussels Post, 1980-04-30, Page 11THE BRUSSELS POST!, ApRat. 3o, 1980 — 11
ENJOY SEMINAR — Correspondents Annie Engel of Cranbrook, left,
and Betty McCall of Walton were among the 75' weekly newspaper
correspondents at a seminar in Clinton Friday.
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MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
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On Wednesday 'evening,
April 10, the annual meeting
of the Walton Women's
Institute 'began.. with a
smorgasbord at the Triple K,
Blyth: 32 members attended.
Rosiness was chaired by
President, Mrs. ' Harold
Hudie, Minutes of the last
annual meeting were read by
Mrs. Jim Axtmann, followed
by the financial report. The
roll call was, answered by the
payment of fees, and the
exchange of a gift to
sunshine sisters for the past
year.. New sunshine sisters
picked for another year with
Mrs; Stewart Humphries in
charge. For the district
annual 'meeting on May 13 in
V,Vroxeter, delegates are
Mrs. Keith Rock, Mrs. Allan
McCall, Mrs. Gerald Watson
and Mrs. George McCall. All
members are urged to
attend.
Tables and chairs are to
stay in , the hall. Speaker's
fees to be the same as last
year but the hall rent li`,as
been raised to $25. Hall
board members same as
before.
Donations of $10 were
made to the Brussels,Fair
Boad and $500 to the park
recreation committee.
Caretakers Harold and Mrs.
Bolger will be paid $200 for
their work this past year.
Reports were given of the
Standing Committee
convenors-Agriculture and
Canadian Industries-Mrs.
Gerald Watson; Citizenship
and World Affairs-Mrs.
Keith Rock; Family and
Consumer Affairs, Mrs.
Frank Kirkby; Educational
and Cultural Affairs-Mrs.
Harold Bolger; Resolutions
Mrs. Dave Watson. Mrs.
Ron Bennett reported for the
Public Relations officer in the
absence of Mrs. Don
McDonald. Mrs. Nelson Reid
gave the curator report and
Mrs. Harvey Craig the
auditor& report. It was
decided to have just the three
branch directors.
Mrs. Alvin- Mcdonald
installed the officers and
conveners for the coming
year. Those with perfect'
attendance were Mrs. Jim.
Axtmann, Mrs. Harold
Bolger, Mrs, Viola Kirkby,
Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs.
Dave Watson, Mrs. Ernie
Stevens and Mrs. Keith
Rock.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Moffett and Brett of Strat-
ford spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Traviss.
Mrs. Ken McDonald spent
a week With Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Warwick Michael
and . Kendrea at Calgary,
''Alta..
Miss Teresa Ryan, R.N. of
London' visited' recently with
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Ryan and other
relatives irr the community.
Monday was a holiday for
the children at the schools,
as it was a professional
development day. A few of
Michael Axtmann's friends
helped him celebrate his
eighth birthday, April V at
his parents home, during the
day on Monday.
Mrs. - Olene. Stutz '„ and
Natasha „,,,visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Torrance Dundas.
Mr. and Mrs. Roily
Achilles visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs.. William
Taylor and family of
Lucknow.
Mr. Allan McCall was a
patient in University
Hospital, London and
expects to be able to return
to his home on. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Bennett went with the other
Brussels band ,members to
the Wingham sister city over
the weekend:
Mrs. Jack- Nelemans has
been .a patient in the
University Hospital, London
for the past few:weeks. We
hope she, is soon much
improved.
Mrs. Jim Shortreed was an
honored, guest at. the Wed-
ding of her grandson, Gerald
Smith and Janet Cornish,
both of Mitchell, at the
Presbyterian Church there
on Saturday, April 26th. The
dinner and reception was
held later at the Crystal
Palace in Mitchell. Mr. and
Mrs. .-Ken Shortreed and
family also attended,. •