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McDonald.and Miss. Joanne;
Clark. in the afternoon
Weekend guests with
Clark.
Correspondent
Mrs.A. McCall
The annual. Spring Concert of
the pupils of the Walton Public
School was held in the Walton
Community Hall on Friday
afternoon, May 28 with a 'large
crowd of parents, grandparents
and friends,
School board trustee, Wilfred
Shortreed, was chairman for the
program, opening with 0 Canada.
The Kindergarten class had a
number, "Peter Rabbit" under
the direction of their teacher,
Mrs. A. Berscht.
Grade I pupils' number was
"Little Red Riding Hood' with
their teacher, Mrs. Roy Alcock,
Grade 2 teacher, Mrs. Don
Pletsch had her 'pupi'ls doing
"Mary Poppins". Grade 3, pupils
did "Notchee and the Paddle"
also two dances, directed by
teachers; Mrs. Doug Riley and
the school principal Mrs.A. Toll.
The pupils and teachers are to
be commended on their time and
effort put into this splendid
concert.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Saunders
of Royal Oak, Michigan spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Searle, also visiting
other relatives in the community.
The Walkathon sponsored by
the Walton Park Recreation
committee was a success when 45
walkers participated 'in the walk
from Walton tol3lyth and return
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens and
family of London visited on. the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
'Stevens and other relativeS.
Visiting with Mrs. Walter
Broadfoot during this past week
were Mrs. Edith McMillan,
Seaforth; Mrs.Annie Armstrong
and. Mrs. Luella Hall of Blyth and
Mr. Ivy Henderson, Seaforth,
Miss Amy Love of Toronto
returned home Sunday after
spending the week with her
sister, Mrs.' Broadfoot.
Mrs. Van V1iet Sr. has moved,
to the Senior CitiLenS Apartments
in Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Bennett have purchased her
home and moved in last week.
They have one daughter, Tracey.
Mr. and Mrs.Robert Warwick
and son Michael of Owen. Sound
spent the week end at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
McDonald.
The community extends
sympathy to Janet and Emma and,'
the relatives of Tom Shortreed,
who passed away in Clinton
Public Hospital last Friday.
The Walton Intermediate
Schedule for the home games is -
'Mon.,June 7 - 8' :30 Fullarton '
Thur.,June 10 = 8:30 - Rostock
Mon.,June '21 7 8:30-Sebringville
Thurs.,June 24' - 8:30-Kirkton
Mon.,June'' 28-8:30 - Baden
Thurs.,July 8- 8:45 - BruSSels
Mon.;Judy 12 - 8:30 - St. Marys
Mon.,July 19 - 8:30 - Tavistock
Mon.,July 26 - 8;30 - Wellesley
It is hoped that the community
Comes out and supports these
games and help cheer the boys
along.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDonald
attended the graduation of their
son, Neil, at. the University of
Toronto, Friday, May-28.
On Sunday'. Mr. and Mrs.
McDonald entertained at a dinner
at the Walton Inn, in ponour of
Neil.
Guests were: Miss Wilma
Clapp, R.N., Toronto; Miss
Joanne Clark, Mitchell; Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Warwick, Qwen Sound;
Rick McDonald:. Gr ,andparents -
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stevens and
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