HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-07-16, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1986.
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People around Walton
Isabelle Shortreed enjoyed a few
days last week holidaying with Bill
and Louise Smith at their cottage at
Amberly.
Robbi Shortreed is holidaying
this week at the Presbyterian
Church camp near Kintail.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Billing,
Cambridge visited on the weekend
with their daughter Carol Gamble,
Dave and girls and took in the air
show at the park on Saturday
afternoon.
Visiting with Norma Steele
recently was Linda Leeming of
Stratford.
Norma Leeming enjoyed a tour
of the McIntosh Gallery at the
University of Western Ontario,
London and other places of inter
est.
Sports club holds air show
The Walton Area Sports club
sponsored a splendid air show on
Saturday at the Walton Ball Park.
Several radio-controlled air craft
were on display and were put into
the air.
The announcer gave out the
different kinds of plans run by
different owners. He said it is a
happy sport that started back in the
early thirties. These men belong to
a group that can put on shows like
this. The group hopes to make this
an annual event.
Winners of draw
The July meeting of the Walton
Area Sports Club was held when
plans were made for the Ladies
slo-pitch tournament in Walton
this weekend. Winners of the
monthly draw were: Marie McGav-
in, $100, (second time); Bob
Mathers, $25 (from Trowbridge).
Community shower held Wednesday
A community shower was held
for Nanci Bennett, bride elect of
this month, in the basement of
Duffs United Church, Wednesday
evening, July 9.
Sherry Hoegy presented a pre
lude of piano music as friends,
neighbours and relatives arrived.
Maxine Houston was in charge of
names written on a Cameo cloth.
Karen Hoegy welcomed every
one and announced the program.
Piano solos were given by Shannon
Craig and Andrea Gingerich.
Margaret Craig gave a comical
reading.
Marie McGavin led in a lively
sing-song accompanied by Marjor
ie Humphries at the piano.
The guests of honor were called
to the front and gifts were brought
outby Sharon Godkin, Shannon
Craig, Andrea and Lisa Ging-
erich. Nanci was assisted in
opening her many lovely gifts by
her mother Margaret Bennett, the
groom’s mother, Mrs. Ducharme
and Mrs. McArter.
The address had been read by
Nancy (Schade) Denham. Nanci
made a fitting reply and invited
everyone to their reception that
Friday evening in Brussels.
Achilles celebrate
50th anniversary
Congratulations were extended
to Roily and Teenie Achilles on
Sunday when friends and relatives
attended open house at Duff’s
United Church to help them
celebrate their 50th wedding anni
versary.
Later in the afternoon over 50
people attended a barbeque at
their home.
Guests were present from Bell
wood, Clinton, Hearst, Kenora,
Guelph, Stratford, Stoney Creek,
Paris, Seaforth, Sebringville, Dun
gannon, Lucknow and the Walton
area.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Minielly,
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and William spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Chapelle at
Baldwin and visited Santa’s Vill
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Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch spent
a week with their son-in-law and
daughter and family at Manotick.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr,
Shelburne, visited Don Cotton on
the weekend and Mrs. Cotton in
University hospital, London.
Kenneth Reay from Spalding,
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on his way back to Saskatchewan
after purchasing a grain truck in
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
enjoyed a picnic on Sunday at
Wildwood along with John and
Mrs. Strickler and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burdett,
Kitchener, were guests at the
Baljet-van Donkersgoed wedding
on Saturday, visiting after with
Mrs. Gordon Engel, before leaving
on Sunday for a holiday at
Amberly. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Engel
also visited his mother on their way
home from Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley were
special guests at the Baljet-van
Donkersgoed wedding on Satur
day, July 5 in the Listowel
Presbyterian Church, and the
reception following at the home of
the bride’s parents, Mr. Mrs. Bert
van Donkersgoed.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kerley,
Gorrie, visited Mrs. Mac Engel on
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley
attended the Forester’s breakfast
at Benmiller Park on July 6, also a
lovely open air church service with
the High Chaplain of the Canadian
Forester’s, Rev. Stan McDonald as
guest minister.
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12 from University hospital, Lon
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