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Mrs. Allan McCall
The Education and Cultural
cavities meeting of the Walton
omen's Institute was held on
ednesday evening, November
1st in the community hall,
The President, Mrs.Allan Mc-
all called the meeting to order
with Mrs. Ray'Huether as pianist.
In the business, • Mrs. Ken
cDonald read the minutes
()flowed by the treasurer's
eport. There were 21 members
nswered the Roll Call, "A City
r Town in Australia" and 5-
nests attended • the open
ieeting. The . correspondence
ncludcd thank ybu notes from the
ancer Society in Wingham and
or money donated to Huronview
or purchasing a van.
The committee picked to look
fter a card party on December
7th arc Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs.
EmmersonMitchell, Mrs. Bill
Humphries and Mrs. Mervyn
Smith.
The December meeting will be
in form of a ChristmaS party
beginning with a pot-luck supper'
with the Branch Directors and
Public Relation's officer in charge
of program. Mrs. Nelson Marks,
Mrs. Ron Bennett •and Mrs.
Torrence Dundas offered to help
as hostesses. There will be a gift
exchange to be home-made value
11.00.
Mrs. Bill .Humphries reported
on the Area Convention she 'had
attended recently at Bingam
Lodge in. Kitchener. -
Mrs. Dave Watson read two
poems, "Thanksgiving For •
Living" and "Santa's, Dissolut-
ions".
Mrs. William Leeming
introduced the guest, Mrs.
Thelma Mills who came from
Chatham five years ago, along
with her son Bill Mott and family
and settled in McKillop
Township , establishing Family
Paradise Park and Camping
Grounds. Mrs. Mills showed
slides of het trip , to Hawaii and
Australia in 1967, and
commented on them as she went
along, Mrs. Watson thanked her
and presented a gift.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses -. Mrs. Alvin McDonald,
Mrs, Don McDonald, Mrs.
George Blake and Mrs. Jim
McDonald.
Euchre Held
Twelve tables were in play at
the progressive euchre on Friday
is evening in the Walton
Community Hall.
Prizes were given to High. Lady
- Mrs. Charles McCutcheon; Low
Lady - Mrs. Harvey Craig; High
Man-Gordon Murray; Low Man-
Ernie Stevens; Birthday nearest
to 'November 23 was Mr...lack
Simpson, Brussels.
Lunch was served by Mrs.Neil
McGavin, Mrs. Ray Huether,
Mrs. Laverne Godkin and Mrs.
Stewart Humphries.
Lost and Found Group
The girls met for th6ir ninth
meeting in the basement of the
church on November' 13th.
Jane Baker opened the meeting
with the roll call and the girls
discussed carols to sing on
December 18th With a party to
follow.
Crafts included batik. Janet
Flood, Mary Watson and Carolyn
McClure cleaned up 'following
taps'.
The tenth meeting-was held the
following Tuesday with 15 girls
answering the roll call,
Entertainment was brought by
Julie Blake, 'Kathy Huzzebos and
Shelley Peters.
4-H Meetings
The eighth and final meeting of
Walton II "The Giggling Gour=
mets" was held November 16th at
the home of Mrs. Don McDonald.
This was a combined party with
members' mothers, Mrs. Jan. Van
Vliet Jr; Mrs.. Jim Williamson
and Mrs. John Blake as guests.
Each member contributed a
dish to the meal, which consisted
Correspondent
Mrs. Chester Earl
Monday was moving day for a
large hen pen, when you looked
out the window and saw it going,
up the road, on a float to the farm
ofMr. Geo. Pearson. It was on the
property of Mr. Cliff Bray .
Police crack
down on
defective cars
Residents of the area who have
doubts about the mechanical
fitness of vehicles used for
commercial purposes would , do
well to have them checked and
approved as roadworthy 'within
the next few weeks.
Local. Ontario Provincial Police.
will be stepping up enforcement
of the laws covering mechanically
defective commercial vehicles as
the result of a directive from
provincial police headquarters.
The communique noted, that a
recent. inspection of commercial
motor vehicles in the Province of
Ontario by the Provincial Ministry
of Transportation and Com-
munications revealed that 86.7
percent of the Commercial Motor
Vehicles inspected were
mechanically defective.
present, Mrs. Van Vliet thanked
the leaders for their invitation to
be with the girls. Walton I
The Walton I 4-Hclub, "Nifty
Nibblers" held their eighth and
last meeting of this fall project,
"A World of Food in Canada" at
the home of the assistant leaders,
Mrs. Harold Bolger. Their leader
was Mrs. Don Achilles.
It was held on Monday evening
in the form of a party when each
member took a guest. Each
Mrs. R. J. Annett, Brussels
visited Mr. and Mrs. Les Crozeir,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crozeir,, and
son Kitchener visited the same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald
visited Sunday with Mr. and.Mrs.
Wm. Doig, Molesworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis "Earl and
Janice, Owen Sound,'Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Earl, Jeff and Sandra,
of R.R.2, Listowel, ,visited Mr.
and Mrs. .Chester Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Pitcher of
Bramalea and Miss Betty Lynn,
Toronto, visited Mr. and Mr s.
Geo. Lynn. The Pitcher children
returned home with their parents
after spending the week here.Mr.
and Mrs. James McTaggart of
Brussels, Mr. Jim Racho of
Egmondville visited Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Stephenson.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Hermstra on the
loss of their infant son last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kluth of
Regina called on-Mr. and Mrs.
Carl McDonald this past week.
Mr. Don Mitchell, and Miss
Gwen Snellgrove of London
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Seth Pride.
Mrs. Andrew Allen of
Edmonton visited Mr. and Mrs.
A. Cardiff and. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Bremner this past week.
Mrs. A. Cardiff and Mrs. A.
Bremner and guest, Mrs. A.
Allen, visited in Shelburne with
Mr. and WS. Fred Wake this
past week.
member took a dish for the meal,
one that they" had taken in the
club, they consisted of breads and
cheeses, beet arid cabbage salad,
potato salad, cabbage rolls, baked
beans, different casseroles,
fortune cookies, German tea
squares, peach trifle and grape
sparkle,
The entertainment committee
conducted a few games to'
complete the evening.
Mr. andMrs. Geo. Campbell
andMrs..Irene Campbell visit ed
Saturday, with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Cardiff.
Mrs. Robert Cunningham and
her mother, Mrs. J. Turner,
attended a trousseau tea in Wat
erloo. for Mrs. Turner's grand-
daughter, Miss Barbara Turner.
Mr. Robert Cunningham and,
Mrs. Elsie Cunningham visited
Mrs. Estelle Fritz.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lobb of
Centralia visited Sunday with
Miss Jane McLennon who accom-
panied them to Moleswbrth and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Scott
McLennan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pearson and
Son of Montreal were , recent
visitors with Mrs. Alex Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. David Brown and
family have moved their
hOusehold stuff to Chatham.
Dr. W, L. A. and Mrs.Warlaw
and Carol of Brantford visited
with • Dr. and Mrs. Doug.
Wardlaw on Sunday. Mrs. L.
Brown of Atwood visited this past
week at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Evans and
family visited Sunday with. Miss
Millie McFarlane in Brussels.
Mr, and. Mrs. Mery Golden
and Penny and Mr. David
Johnson of Shelburne visited
Mrs. Bert Godden.
Visitois with Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Scheerer on Sunday were
Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Mitchell of
Elmira and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Scheerer and Pamela of -Goderich.
of cabbage rolls, baked beans,
lettuce salad, tea biscuits, hello,
fried rice and relish plate for the
main, course. Raspberry and
Blueberry buckle followed for
dessert.
A brief meeting was held with
Mrs. D. McDonald and Mrs. J.
Ryan discussing the handout
sheets and preparation was made
for Achievement Day on
December 8th,
On belialf of the mothers
News of Ethel
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