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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-10-05, Page 5Hews of Walton TH Hold farewell party. e v p Galvanized STEEL ROOFING STANDARD GUAGE -- HOT DIP EXTRA:STRENGTH -- 6 RIBBED • Anniversary Special for 15 Square or More, Only, Green, Fibre§las SKYLIGHTS $16.95 To fit Steel Roofing Sheet 8 ft. Long , or ,is .EXP .0.41T9. ,./r15.04001614;:p.P1174 ,•94.ic. V.19 f H QUALITY TAILORED 4 suit? Ortego gives you all the choice you 4 want in one colleCtion of imports -- dress ; „,_ deep tones, vibrant new city shades & han. earth tones in all the classic weaves, tailored for us by Shiff e r Hillman. Enjoy choosing now. USE HURON EXPOSITOR WANT ADS Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall . A social evening was held in the Walton Community Hail on Tuesday evening, September 26th to honor Mr.. and Mrs, Doug. Ennis on their departure from the Village a few- weeks ago after selling their buSinese to Mr. and MKirtcs.henej Kitchener. Brennan from' The evening____ch.airrnan was Torrence Dundas. The program consisted of a duet by Jeanne McDonald and Cathy McGavin with Mrs.N. IVIcGavin as pianist. Mrs. E. Mitchell and Mrs. N. McGavin put on a comic dialogue followed by Mrs. McGavin giv- ing a telephone conversation. The rest of the evening was spent in playing euchre with 24 tables in play. Prizes were given to: High Lady - Mrs. Bob McMichael; Low Lady - Mrs. Jean Miller; Men's High -Elmer Dennis; Men's Low K Ernest Uhler; Lucky Cup - Bill Thamer. Mr. and Mrs. Ennis were called to the platform when Bill address: outts read the following Dear Gertie and Doug: We, your friends and neighbors, have gathered here for the ptirpose of spending a social evening with you, and also rishow in a tangible way, that we h ve appreciated, your willing- ness 'to lend a helping hand in every good work in the com- munity. To you, Gertie, we ,wish you happiness in your new home. You will be missed by your many friends in the different activities in the community and they will often be thinking of you. ' To you, Doug, you are going to be missed by the many who depended on you to fix . their . electric plugs, lamps, toasters and alarm clocks or just add a drop or two of oil to the hinges of a customers car door. the Ennis store was 'second in line only to Foster Hewitt's hot stove league, where many friends gathered for heated dis- melons, and to find out the latest news of the community. We are happy that you de- cided--to go no further than Sea- 'forth *here you will make deny new friends,, and meet many old friends and where yotir regnonsi, betties will be less arduous and froth which place, we hope you may often come back ter a visit. 'As a small token of otr esteem we ask you to accept these gifts from your friends and neighlagre• Dick Marks made thepresen- tation of a lamp, a coffee table -and erid tables along with a gift ,of money, Doug, replied and in- vited everyone to' go and see them. Ed. Miller of Lethbridge, brother of 'Gertie, spoke of their younger days in Walton and other topics. THE WORK OF THE CHURCH Communion Service was held at Duff's United Church on Sunday morning with the minister Rev. Derwyn Docken in charge. Serv- ing communion were Emmerson Mitchell; Roy Williamson; Fred Dunk; Harvey Craig; Mac Shol- diCe; Ken McDonald and Harvey McClure. Next week is to be Thanks- giving Sunday. Baptism will be postponed to Sunday, October 22. Mission Band will meet on Sun- day October 15. The nursery school is under -the leadership of leaders Sunday morning at 11:45 a.m. The • U.C.W. are packing a bale, articles, are to be left in the church basement by October 15th. - PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Muth Stimore of Stratford. Many people from this area attended the International Plow- ing IVIatcli last week near Se- bringville. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ennis and family of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller of Lethbridge attended the farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Ennis. in the Walton QoPHOUnity 141,11eSt Tuesday evening. We are glad .to see w1grpd Shortrreed returned home from the St. Joseph's Hospital,, London on Saturday, he had a fractured arm following a car accident near Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fipcher accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson on a motor trip to Ottawa where they visited Upper Canada Village and on their return home they toured he science building in Toronto. ' Misses ,Connie Coutts and Brenda Bewley,, nurses in train- ing at St. Joseph's Hospital spent the week end at their parents honles. Rev, and Mrs. Derwyn Docken and Kristen visited the first of the -week with Mi. and Mrs." James W.-Daley at Blen- heim. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rock and Jeanette visited her parents Correspondent Mrs. Wm. Walters Mrs' Harold Frayne, and Sh!- erry and Pattie of Granton, and Mrs. Bill Frayne, and Lisa of St. Marys, visited on Wednes- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters and Danny. Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Pehlke 9f Moncton, visited this 'past week with Mr. and Mrs. San- ford Hutton and Dennis and M- arie, Mrs. Mabel Gilfillan of Ex- eter visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Hazel Coward. Mrs. Gerry aubbe, Glenn and Andy of Farquhar visited on Thursday with Mrs. Freeman Horne. • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Campbell visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. *James Smith in Ex- _ eter. Mrs. George Frayne visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Wm. Wal- ters. s Mr. Wm. Taylor, Mr. wm. Walters and Mr. George Frayne attended the ploughing match at Sebringville on Tuesday. , Miss Linda Patterson and .. Leslie of. Lucan spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ge'orge F rayne. Use Expositor Want Ads Phone 527-0240 Mre 4.npl gr,p,111y.ly1*.P gX'ave. wAvron I.4,11,PWAP4V8* , - The, 10104 .met at the 119,Peg • of ,‘Pe,4414 Aft0 ..4:M_,q41 of barbecues 'anC(' shish-kabqh#4 iperubers Pelderl that the nampt thO. elob. .4414 be “Waltoul wg.orphp.t.r. .A further' meeting Wee held at the home qt bits,.. Watson last Wednesday evening.* Anne Watson and Susan liuMphrtes made the relish plate while. Joan Bennett and Beverly Stevenson set the table in buffet style. KIM made-"the dessert and got the bread ready. MargaretShortreed made the salad. Gina Dyke and Gail Searle -made the tuna cas- serole. Following business and the. discussion period, the club mem- bers enjoyed the meal- they had prepared. WOODHAM , • 8. CORDON'S 77 Ontario St., Stratford, Ont. 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