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ilifussels 'Pogt
News of Walton
WI discusses food guide at January meeting
Hostesses were Institute Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Achilles of at Duff's United Church the past
members Mrs. Laverne Godkin,
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Sr. and Mrs.
Harold Bolger.
There will be another euchre in
two weeks, on Valentine's Day.
There will be a draw on a door
prize.
1I t
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Correspondent
Mrs.Allan McCall
Fourteen members of the
Walton Women's Institute
answered the roll call on "One of
Canada's Food Guide Rules" at
the January meeting on
Wednesday held in the
Community Hall.
The President, Mrs. Allah
McCall presided for the meeting
and opened with the singing of
the "Institute Ode". The "Mary
Stewart Collect" was repeated in
unison, followed by "0 Canada",
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Harold Bolger.
The minutes of the last meeting
were .read by Mrs. Ken McDonald
Followed by the treasurer's
report.
In the correspondence no one
offered to attend the Senior
Training School to take the two -
day course on "Baked in a Pie".
Committees were chosen for
card parties on Friday night. On
February 14th will be a Valentine
Party with Mrs.Don Achilles,
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Jr., Mrs. Ray
Huether and Mrs.George McCall
in charge. It was decided to have
a draw on a special door prize.
Mrs. Bill Humphries reported
diat there would be three clubs
taking the 4-H Homemaking
Flub, "What Shall I Wear". The
ieaders to attend the training
schools are: Mrs. Gerald Watson,
'Ars. Harold Bolger; Mrs.
Laverne Godkin, Miss Jane
i.c.'eming; Mrs. Neil McNichol and
!Miss Jennie Reinink.
Mrs. Harvey Craig, convener
Resolutions, stressed
resolutions and mentioning
nutrition at meetings. Mrs. Craig
conducted a panel discussion on
"Resolutions - What is a
Resolution and how it is made up
at branch level and passed on to
district and area."
We as
Institute members are taking our
st and, working for a better
community, bean. leadership and
better people, she said.
Mrs. Harold Bolger read the
Motto - Thinking well is wise,
planning well is wiser, doing well
is wisest and best of all.
The next meeting will be on
February 19th. The Conveners,
Mrs. Harold Bolger and Mrs.
Mac Sholdice, on Agriculture and
Canadian Industries, will have as
their speaker, Mrs.W. Hackbart
from Brussels, who will show and
demonstrate her many crafts. All
Institute members are urged to
attend and guests are most
welcome.
Following the Institute Grace,
lunch was served by Mrs. Nelson
Marks, Mrs. Ken McDonald and
Mrs. Allan McCall, during the
social half hour.
Friday Night Euchre
There were eleven tables of
euchre in play on Friday evening
in the Walton Community Hall.
Prize winners were: High Lady
- Mrs. Joyce Colyer; Low Lady -
Mrs. Sadie McDonald; High man-
Wilfred Shortreed ; Low Man
Ronald Godkin. Lucky Chair
Mrs. Torrence Dundas.
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen,
Darlene and Billy are holidaying
in Florida. Their youngest son
•Charles remained with his
' grandmother, Mrs. A. Gulutzen.
Mr. and Mrs.Ted Achilles and
Hearst spent several days last couple of Sundays as. Mr. and
week with Mr. and Mrs. Rollie
Achilles.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achilles
and Debbie of Fergus spent the
weekend at the same home:
Mission Band members are
reminded of their meeting this.
Sunday at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin,
Brian, Cathy, Jeffery and
Elizabeth visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John McGavin and
family of Thornliury.
Mrs.Ray Huether was organist
Mrs. Ian Wilb'ee were away on
the Beef Producer's Tour to
Florida.
We are glad to hear that Neil
McClure was able to spend the
weekend at his home. His many
friends hope he keeps improving.
Mrs. Gladys Henderson of
Welland spent the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Smalldon.
We are pleased to report Mrs.
Smalldon is feeling much
impioved following her two-week
stay in Victoria Hospital, London.
EVERYTHIN
You
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ABOUT
You.
I2,-THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY Si, 1975