The Brussels Post, 1975-03-12, Page 11Collins, and Mr, and Mrs.
Murray Smith enjoyed
snowmobiling to Kinburn,
returning to the Nelemans home
for a barbecue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ryan stayed
with the, children of Mr. and. Mrs.
Gerry Ryan when they were on a
two week motor trip to Florida"
They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Gary McNichol.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achilles
and Debbie of Fergus spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Rollie Achilles.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nolan and
Pam and. Mr. James Nolan
attended the Young-Nolan
wedding in London on Friday
evening and the reception at
Thamesford.
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HE -BRUSSELS POST MARCH 1 .1, 19t-S:ij
Walton
WI sees craft displays,
demonstrations
Correspondent
. Mrs. Allan McCall
(Intended for last week)
The February meeting of the
Walton Women's Institute was
held in the community hall on
Wednesday evening with 19
members and 4 guests present.
The President, Mrs.Allan
McCall opened the meeting in the
usual manner followed by a poem.
"The Boycott". Mrs. William
was the pianist for the evening.
The minutes were read by Mrs.
Ken McDonald, followed by the
treasurer's report. The regular
collection and the pennies' for
friendship was taken.
In the correspondence, the
1975 27th Officer's Conference is
announced to be held at the
University of Waterloo on. April
29.30, May 1. A letter was read
from the new president, Vera A.
Maluske of the W.I.O. stating
that the annual branch fees be
raised to $1.50.
An invitation was accepted to
Fordwich on March 13th to their
W.I. meeting in the hall• at 8:15
P.M. It is a P.R.O. meeting with a
panel with Rev. F. Carson in
char ge.
The hostesses for the card
party on Friday March 14th will
be Mrs. Nelson Reid; Mrs. Frank
Kirkby; Mrs. Jack Gordon and
Mrs. Ken McDonald. It was then
voted to have a card party the
following week, March 21 with
the following hostesses: Mrs.
Mac Sholdice; Mrs. Nelson
Marks; Mrs. Norman Schade and
Mrs. E. Mitchell,
Mrs. Herb Traviss and Mrs.
Bill Humphries offered to look
into meal prices and places for
our annual meeting in April as the
The nominating committee to
bring in the new slate of officers
to the March meeting are: Mrs.
Herb Traviss; Mrs. Nelson Marks;
Mrs. Torrance Dundas and Mrs.
Allan McCall.
The meeting was turned over to
Mrs, Harold Bolger and Mrs.
Mac Sholdice, conveners for
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries. The roll call, "Ways
we can make use -of throw away
waste containers" was well
answered. Mrs. Bolger read a
poem, "The Old Snow Storm"
then introduced Mrs. W.
Hackbart of Brussels who had on
display many of her crafts she
makes, she also demonstrated
making pictures as wall hangings
which were donated as lucky
draws to, Mrs. S. Humphries,
Mrs, T. Smith, Mrs. H. Bolger
and Mrs. P. Hoohard.
Mrs. Sholdice thanked Mrs.
Hackbart and presented her with
a gift, this was followed by a
"name the product" contest.
The meeting closed followed by
the Institute Grace and lu nch was
served by: Mrs. J.Van Vliet Sr;
Mrs. Torrence Dundas; Mrs.
Ernie Stevens and Mrs.Stewart
Humphries,
W.LCard Party
The Friday night euchre was
held in the Walton Community
Hall when there were 12 tables in
play.
Prize winners were: High Lady
- Mrs. R. Marks; Low Lady - Mrs.
.1, Van Vliet Sr; High Man Dave
Watson; Low Man - Ernie
Stevens; Lucky Cep - Torrence
Duedas.
The hostesses in charge were:
Mrs, Jim Axtmann, Mrs. Herb
Traviss, Mrs. Keith Rock and
Mrs. Dave Watson.
There will be euchre on March
14th and March 21st.
Personals
Mr. Jack McCall of Montague ,
spent a week recently with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart McCall and brother
Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson
attended the Young-Nolan
wedding at Lady's Chapel, St.
Peter's Cathedral, London,
Ontario, Friday evening. The
reception followed at the Legion
in Thamesford.
Harvey Craig and
W.J,Leeming attended the Good
Roads Convention in Toronto for a
few days last week which was
held in the Royal York Hotel.
Mission Band members are
reminded of their March meeting
this coming Sunday when a filth
on Easter will be shown.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald
returned home Friday evening
following a two week bus tour to
Florida. They reported the
weather to be lovely and warm
with very little rain.
Mrs. Raymond Lindsay of
Monkton will be guest spkeaker
at the World Day of Prayer on
Friday, March 7 at 2 pp. at
Duff's Church. The U.C.W.
executive will meet at 1 p.m. prior
to the service.
Mr. Jim Speir has returned to
his home in Brock, Sask.
following a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McDonald and other
relatives in the Seaforth and
Brussels area.
Congratulations to the Atom
team who won over Lucknow 5 - 4
on Saturday morning in the
Brussels arena, winning the cup.
The boys that play in the Brussels
Atom Hockey game from this area
are Danny Achilles,. Greg
Humphries, Neil Mitchell and
Peter Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight
returned home from a., two-week
holiday in Florida on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sholdice,
Murray and Sandra, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Nelemans, Kevin and
Laurie, Mr. and Mrs,Dave
Mortgages
get
quick
action
That addition to your
• home or cottage — get, it
done now so it will be
ready in the Spring.
Borrow the money you
need rrom Victoria and
Grey — the old established
company that has been
custom building
mortgages for people like
you since 1889, Start your
Winter work today at
Victoria and Grey.
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