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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1985. PAGE 15.
Walton business booming
The little village of Walton has
come alive with many newcomers.
Several businesses have been
started up recently on the main
'street.
On the west side Kit's Cottage
"Crafts with Class" is a small store
opened on October 29 by Mrs. Bob
(Kit) Walker in the downstairs of
their home, formerly owned by
Ralph and Viola Traviss.
The new store has character with
all its displays of ceramics, weav-
ing and wrought-iron. All crafts are
completed on the premises. There
are shelves of green-ware for sale,
and Kit also does custom firing.
Drop in any time Tue. - Fri., from
10 - 6 and Saturdays 9 - 3. It is
worthwhile to come in and just
browse.
Bob Walker has opened a
welding shop across the street,
formerly Walton welding. They do
Fabricating and General Repairs.
One door north next to Kits,
Crafts with Class is a new store,
"The Walton Refrigeration and
Appliance Service." It is run by
owners Dave and Carol Gamble
who moved here from Cambridge.
Mr. Gamble takes in used
appliances, services all appliances
with a 90-day warranty. He has 20
years of service. He also does
repairs to heating and air condi-
tioning heat pumps, bulk milk
coolers, commercial equipment
and domestic appliances.
Dave and Carol have two little
girls Amanda and Carol Ann. They
will be living at the rear of the place
when they get their apartment
completed, at present they are in
one of the upstairs apartments.
You can get in touch with them
anytime at 887-9175.
Next week I'm hoping to have
further information on other new
business and if at anytime you have
a news item for the paper, please
give me a call at 887-6677, it's the
only way we can keep the people of
our community informed of what is
happening, would also like to have
your visitors.
FATHERS FOR JUSTICE
TO ALL FATHERS
1] Have you hugged your child today?
Chances are you have not if you are divorced or
separated.
2] Do you enjoy regular access to your child?
Chances you will or have been denied access at least
once by your ex-wife.
3) Do you make support payments for your child?
Chances are your ex-wife will want more money soon.
4] Do your parents have a good relationship with your child?
Chances are your ex-wile will not allow that relationship
to continue or grow.
Fathers for justice is a support group for fathers
Fathers for justice is lobbying the government
Fathers for justice Is going to have the family law
changed
Fathers for justice has regular meetings
Fathers for justice welcomes all second wives or
girlfriends
Fathers for justice can and will help you
FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CALL
STEVE TANFIELD —578-0728
Help us to help you
A family party was held to honor
Ken and Leona McDonald on there
35th wedding anniversary when
they met for a dinner at the Golden
Lantern in Brussels on Sunday
evening, October 20. Their anni-
versary date is October 28.
Those present included Don and
Marilyn McDonald; Jim and Linda
McDonald, R.R. 2, Brussels;
Bruce McDonald, Mildmay; Mag-
gie Burton, Huron Park; Rick and
Joanne McDonald; Murray and
The 4-H Walton I Club the
Doughbirds held their 4th meeting
at the home of Elsie Carter. The
topics covered were butter cakes
and egg-foam cakes. Carol Ann
Williamson, the junior assistant
leader demonstrated making
meringues and egg whites. Plans
were made for the Bake Exchange.
The girls then made chocolate
chiffon cake.
The fifth meeting was held at the
home of Pat Nolan. We talked
about frostings and icings. Carol
Ann demonstrated how to make a
decorating one using an envelope.
Each girl then tried their hand at
decorating with these envelopes.
The sixth meeting of the 4-H club
was held in the form of a Bake
Exchange. Each girl brought a
baked article and after answering a
quiz on baking prepared by Glenda
Carter and Sherry Hoegy, the girls
exchanged their baking.
Mary Huether; Brian and Dianne
Huether all of Brussels; Ernie and
Alberta Stevens, Walton; Murray
and Doris Crisk, Hanover and Ken
and Margaret Rodgerson, Clinton.
Guests were all invited back to
Rick and Joane's home for a social
evening when a few other friends
dropped in to congratulate the
bride and groom of 35 years. They
received many lovely gifts and
cards of Best Wishes on this happy
occasion.
Guest for the evening were Mrs.
Paul Ryan who demonstrated cake
decorating and each girl tried some
of her techniques taught. Michell
Gauley thanked Mrs. Ryan and
presented her with baked goods
made by Pam Nolan and Carol Ann
Williamson.
About people
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Searle were Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Saunders and Patrick
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Saund-
ers, all of Royal Oak, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether were
Sunday dinner guests at the same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thamer,
Tony and Jason visited with Ruth
Thamer one day last week.
4-H club learns about cake decorating