HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-07-23, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1986.
DUCHARME-BENNETT
Vacation Bible School held at Walton
Couple to live in Brussels
Duff’s Church, Walton was the
setting for the wedding July 19,
1986 of Gregory Bruce Ducharme
of Brussels to Nanci Elizabeth
Bennett of Walton.
The groom is the son of Oscar
and Dorthea Ducharme of Brussels
and the bride is the daughter of
Ross and Margaret Bennett of
Walton.
Reverend Bonnie Lamble offi
ciated at the service. Matron of
honour was Nancy Denham, Sea
forth, friend of the bride and
bridesmaids were Pamela Hack
well, Toronto, friend of the bride,
Nancy Sottiaux, Waterloo, friend
of the bride, and Julie Hall,
Fergus, cousin of the bride.
Teddy Bear's picnic at Benmiller
park August 4
“If you go down to the Falls
today, you ’re in for a big surprise ’ ’.
All kinds of teddy bears having a
picnic and you, your family and
your teddy bears are invited too!
The Teddy Bear’s Picnic will be
held on Monday, August 4 at the
Falls Reserve Conservation Area.
There is free day use admission at
the Falls Reserve for the day of this
special event.
Registration is from 11:00 a.m.
Vicki Carter, Clinton, cousin of
the bride was flowergirl and Lucas
Miller, Kitchener, cousin of the
bride, was ringbearer.
Groomsman was Brian Kelling-
ton, Guelph, friend of the groom
and ushers were Murray Wheeler,
Clinton, friend of the groom,
Murray Ducharme, Waterloo, bro
ther of the groom and Peter
Bennett, Walton, brother of the
bride.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the Brussels,
Morris and Grey Community
Centre.
The couple will reside on
Turnberry Street, Brussels.
to 1:00 p.m. with the fun beginning
at 1:00 p.m. There will be prizes,
donated by Goderich and area
merchants, for the best dressed
teddy bear, the oldest teddy, the
most original name for a teddy bear
and that’s not all!
Activities such as potato sack
races, obstacle races, guessing
games and more will provide fun
for the family all afternoon. Bring
along a picnic supper to end an
exciting and “bearable” day.
Last week the Walton and Area
Vacation Bible School was held in
the basement of Duff’s Church
with an average attendance of 35
youngsters.
The workers from the Faith
Missions conducted the Bible
stories and songs. They wereledby
Hester Dougan with helpers Bon
nie and Lorrie.
The younger group of 4 - 5 year
olds was led by Darlene Vander-
veen. Heather Baanand Bonnie
Finlayson assisted.
Walton Wl
goes to ‘Glory’
For the Education and Cultural
meeting of the Walton Women’s
Institute, nine members and four
friends took in the play, “Gone to
Glory”.
Prior to leaving for Blyth a short
business period was held at the
hall. Helen Craig gave out the new
program books for this year. The
landscaping in front of the hall has
been completed with a couple more
trees added. A fair queen is to be
chosen to compete at the Brussels
Fall Fair. Further plans were made
for the McGavin’s celebration in
Brussels this Friday night, when
the Institute and Recreation com
mittee are to look after the lunch.
Floors are to be sanded in the hall.
We were reminded that birthday
names and Anniversary’s are still
welcome for the Institute calendar
that is being made.
Ball tournament
a big success
The Walton Ball Park was very
busy on the weekend when the
Walton ladies put on a slow pitch
tournament.
In the play offs Sunday afternoon
Kenkorwonthe “A” Final with the
“B’’ Final won by the Atwood
team.
Teams that participated were
from Brussels, Blyth, Londesboro,
Mitchell, Trowbridge, Dublin,
Brodhagen, Atwood, Kenkor,
Walton and Monkton.
People
around Walton
Miss Kendra Shortreed is atten-
ding the Presbyterian Church
Camp this week near Kintail.
Many folks in the area are away
on their holidays, some at cottages,
others on trips. The young folk
enjoy swimming at this time of
year. The swimming pools are a
favourite place this past week. It
was a good place to cool off.
Next group was led by Judy
Glauser with Nanci Godkin help
ing. The older two groups for crafts
were led by Diane Baan with Sherri
Hoegy and Glenda Carter helping.
Contest winners were:
Grade 1 - 2, Sherri Baan, first;
Amanda Gamble, second; Clara
Glauser and Leanne McDonald
tied for third place.
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