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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1993-06-30, Page 11Win LANDSCAPING Residential Commercial Industrial "CUSTOM LANDSCAPE DESIGNS" For an appointment call: JENNY VAN EEDEN PETERSMAN BUS.: 271-3090 FAX: 271-3091 R.R. #1 St. Pauls, Ont. NOK Graduation Jenny van Eeden Petersman, daughter of John and Genie van Eeden Petersman of Auburn graduated from Ryerson Polytechnic University, Toronto on June 16, 1993. Jenny received her Diploma In Landscape Architectural Technology. She is currently working at Klomp's Landscaping in St. Paul. Congratulations Jenny from your family. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1993. PAGE 11. Community loses long-time resident In appreciation for volunteering their time at the school, the staff at Walton Public School invited JoAnn McDonald, Brenda Linton, Patty Banks, Kathy McNichol, Joyce Williamson and Julie Glauser to a volunteer luncheon at the Brussels Country Inn. After a delicious meal Mrs. Wilson presented each volunteer with a lovely piece of pottery. Brenda Linton, on behalf of her husband gave everyone a red rose. Patty Banks then put the teachers on the spot by asking them to comment on their year. "What a super year we've had in grade two/three! The year went by so quickly we actually ran out of time to do everything that we wanted to do. I wish the best to all the grade threes who are moving on. Remember boys and girls, I do expect those letters you've promised. Grade two: see you in September. Have a great summer. — Mrs. Scott. As I reflect on the 1992-93 school year, on the mannerly, co- operative children at Walton Public School, and the positive support that we received from the community; as I look forward to 1993-94, I think of the new addition to W.P.S. Have a safe and happy summer. — Louise Wilson VP. Patty asked June Johns if she'd like to say anything, she said, 'Yes, I've lost my job." After noticing the stunned faces she said, "I've lost it to a giant teddy bear that was seated at my desk." It was kindergarten graduation and Teddy Bear picnic. Mrs. Talbot had teddy bears set up at various stations. Mrs. Johns wishes everyone a happy summer. Mrs. Vandendool's grade one/two class would like to say a big Thank You to helpers, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Linton and Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Vandendool says thank you to parents for their support all year. The class has had a great time together. She wishes all a wonderful and safe summer and looks forward to seeing everyone in September. We have such a great school community. Where else do children get to learn from mechanics, fitness pros, nurses, household engineers, farmers, sales persons, and clerical workers, as well as teachers? What better proof is there for children that learning is a life-long process. The children are the winners. They are neat to teach. Thanks for your support. — Della Bennett The children and I have had a busy and an exciting year together. Our kindergarten farewell (Teddy Bear slumber party and picnic) was a great success and a wonderful way to end our year. Thank you Mrs. Wilbee for sharing your talent with us again. Thank you parents for sharing your children with me and a special thank you to those of you who have also shared your time wish us to help out with special activities. You and your children have helped make my first year of teaching very special and memorable. I look forward to see you again next year, as part of the Seaforth/Walton staff. Kindergarten, thank you for being such hard workers and good helpers this year. You have all grown in so many ways. You are a co-operative and caring bunch. I wish you all continued success in grade one. —Kimberly Talbot Congratulations to those Walton- area students who graduated from grade eight, June 23 — Brandy Banks, Shannon Davies, Randy Linton, Chad McCallum, Colleen McCallum, LeeAnn McDonald, Jason Shortreed, and Amanda Workman. Chad McCallum won the Edna Bell award for most improved student in Language Arts and also the best overall award for physical education. It seems each year goes by more quickly than the last one. We feel this has been a very good year at Wilton. It is rewarding to look back and realize the accomplishments. Our library was computerized this past year and so we have been quite busy learning to operate this new system. We appreciate the community support to our annual Book Fair with profits used to add several new books to our library shelves. Walton Public School is a fulfilling and rewarding school in which to teach. — Shirley Lyon. Condolences go to Viola Kirby, whose sister Meta Roth, died June 25. Funeral services were al Monkton, United Church June 28. A funeral service was held Saturday for a long-time Walton- area resident, Margery Ritchie. She was remembered as one who devoted herself to family, the farm and Duff's United Church. She was an inspiration to many through her example of vitality, generosity and faithfulness. The community extends its sympathies to the surviving family members. Please note the correction to last Pastor uses baseball to explain sacrifice Jo-Ann McDonald greeted worshippers at Duff's United June 27. The choir delighted people with their song, "Precious Memories". The theme of the service was `Sacrifice'. Rev. Banks, with baseball bat in hand, talked about a sacrifice bunt and a sacrifice fly. This is done to advance the runner at the risk of being put out himself. His sermon was called "The High Price of Sacrifice". It,has to do with giving up something of value for the sake of something that is more beneficial to someone else. We think in terms of sacrificing time, energy, money, self giving. Next Sunday Rev. Banks and his wife Patty will be performing a small skit as part of the service. Patty invites everyone to come see "Randy's acting ability." Use organic pesticides and fertilizers in gardening and farming. week's W.I. news. The guest speaker was Art McCallum. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell recently returned from a scenic trip to British Columbia and the West Coast, the Northern States and Northern Ontario. While in B.C. they vacationed with Claire and Wayne Henry, Pamela Hackwell and Patricia and Spence Currie of Surrey. Isobelle Shortreed spent an enjoyable day at the Higgins 70th reunion in Belgrave. She was one of the 64 friends and relatives who joined in the celebration June 27. SHARP DEALS ON QUALITY- CLEAN READY-TO-GO USED CARS Great Savings on These Used Cars & Trucks. Some One Owner Low Mileage. 1992 Ford Tempo GL, 4 door, air, AM/FM stereo, cassette, low mileage 1991 Mercury Grand Marquis LS, 4 door, loaded 1991 Pontiac 6,000, 4 door, air, cruise, tilt 1991 Tauras, 4 door, V-6, air, cruise, tilt 1990 Chev Pickup 1500 Series extended cab 1983 Ford F150 4X4 pickup 1981 Plymouth Reliant Wagon, clean HAMM'S MYTH PHONE - 523-4342 New branch opens The CIBC in Brussels, held its ribbon cutting cermonies on June 26. The bank moved to its new offices on May 29 and 30. The CIBC has been serving the area since 1891 with several changes through the years. Present for the ribbon cutting were; branch manager, Sharon Motycka, left; senior vice-president from the regional office, Milton McLean; and the wife of a long time bank manager, Phyllis Beacom, of Brussels. Walton P. S. thanks volunteers \WR LI Si ISE,E L S 887-6224 Open 7 days a week for your convenience THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS JUNE 29 - JULY 3 Schnelder's 450 g. 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