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PEOPLE AROUND
WALTON
By Jo-Ann
McDonald
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On Tuesday morning many friends
of Mary Humphries gathered at the
Walton Inn to share cake and birth
day wishes for her 85th birthday.
She later travelled with her friends
to Brucefield to enjoy a birthday
luncheon. Joining Mary on this spe
cial day were Anne Ryan, Audrey
Hackwell, Marilyn McDonald, Viola
Kirkby and Marie Coutts.
Congratulations Mary.
Celebrating his birthday this past
week and on the same day was Herb
Traviss. Herb and Mildred and Ron
Obituaries
JASON D. EDGAR
Mr. Jason D. Edgar of Wroxeter
passed away at the London Health
Sciences Centre, in London, on
Wednesday, June 25, 2003. He was
30.
He was the beloved husband of
Tracey and loving father of Zachary
and Carson, both of whom live at
home. He was the dear son of
Davey and Sandra Edgar of Gorrie
and loving grandson of Betty
MacDonald of Wingham.
He is also survived by Tracey’s
parents, Vincent and Gwen
Mclnnes of RR2 Wingham, her
brother Kelly Mclnnes of
Mississauga and by her grandpar
ents Reverend Thomas and
and Pauline Bennett joined the birth
day club girls at Brucefield to enjoy
lunch and visiting.
On Tuesday evening the Walton
Brewers took on the Exeter Braves
ad won 6-4. Steve Leonhardt went
the distance for the Brewers.
Visiting at the home of Ken and
Brenda Dalton is Brenda’s sister
Janet from North Bay. She is here for
awhile and will be visiting with
other family members and friends.
It was a dual celebration last
Sunday as Kim Humphries Kruse
was hostess for a family shower for
bride-to-be Kim Brown, fiancee of
Jim Humphries. After the shower
festivities were over they moved on
to a surprise birthday party for Mary
Humphries. The men returned, the
food appeared and so did the gifts.
Mary was completely surprised and
enjoyed the potluck supper.
Attending the Blyth Festival pro
duction of The Perilous Pirate’s
Daughter were Leona McDonald,
Margaret Smith of Brussels.
Mr. Edgar is ever remembered by
many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was predeceased by grandpar
ents ken and Margaret Edgar and
Alex McDonald.
Visitation was at McBurney
Funeral Home, Wingham, on Friday
from 1 - 4 p.m. and 7 - 10 p.m.
Rev. Jeff Hawkins officiated the
funeral service, held at the Sacred
heart Church in Wingham on
Saturday at 11 a.m.
Interment was at the Wroxeter
Cemetery, Wroxeter.
Memorial donations to the Edgar
Children Trust Fund at the C.I.B.C.
in Wingham would be appreciated
as expressions of sympathy.
Margery Huether and Jeanne Kirkby.
Well the relatives from the west
are descending upon the
McDonald’s. Beginning Thursday
evening Karin McDonald Calhoun’s
son Michael, with wife Chrissy and
dog, Abby the Labby, touched down
in London. On pick-up duty were
Rick and Scott McDonald who
delivered the trio to mom Karin’s in
Bayfield. Grandma Leona will be
kept busy with all the company for
the next 10 days, as more will be
arriving soon.
Celebrating birthdays are Kendra
With gratitude
Brussels fire chief Murray McArter, left presents Jack
Overholt with a plaque upon his retirement from the depart
ment after 22 years of service. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
Shortreed, Julie Ann Mitchell, Bill
Hutchison, Nora Humphries, Ken
McCallum, Jennifer Rea, Sandy
Rijkoff Terpstra, Kaitlin Becker,
Kayden Lee. Happy Birthday every
one and Canada Day too!
The hum of motocross bikes has
been heard all week at Walton as
Matt Lee has been conducting his
Absolute Technique Motocross
school. Around 10 students stayed at
the farm and spent the days learning
about all the aspects of riding nutri
tion, discipline, physical readiness
and mental preparation.
FROM WALTON
Stars
learn D
The Walton Little School Shining
Stars class has learned all about D.
They also learned how to find
Canada on a map of the world and
on a globe. They have finished their
Under the Sea Unit with a trip to
Walton’s Little Beach and identify
ing some more ocean creatures.
The butterfly class spent the past
month learning about transportation.
They built a car wash to ride their
bikes through and made their own
transportation book. The important
part of this unit was learning all
about traffic safety.
The Acom class has been finished
their project about clothes. They
have been decorating their own spe
cial t-shirts. They drew pictures on
them using patterns to trace and had
their friends sign their names on the
back.
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