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Walton residents enjoy November birthdays
November Birthdays: Nov. 1 -
Lucas Vick; Nov. 2 - Peggy
Humphries; Nov. 5 - Kathleen
Williamson, Chris Stevenson; Nov.
7 - Henry Unger, Nov. 8 - Shane
Brown; Nov. 11 - Jeanne Kirkby,
Darchy McCutcheon; Nov. 14 -
Barry Hoegy; Nov. 17: Annie
Sebben; Nov. 21 - Sarah
Williamson, Isobelle Shortreed;
Nov. 22 - Maria Wall, Ian Wilbee,
Carl McCallum; Nov. 23 - Donna
McClure; Nov. 24 - Linda
McDonald, Jo -Anil McDonald;
Nov. 26 - Craig Gillis; Nov. 27 -
Stephanie Lubbers, Cornellio
Unger; Nov. 28 - Erica Dietz; Nov.
29 - Erin Beuerman; Nov. 30 -
Jessica Lubbers.
November Anniversaries - Nov. 6
- Harvey and Margaret Craig; Nov.
12 - Fred and Heidi McClure; Nov.
20 - Allan and Betty McCall; Nov.
26 - Jack and Janie McEwing.
A big thanks to B,J. DeJong for
filling in for me for the last couple
of months. She did a great job. She
wanted to congratulate M. LaCroix
who celebrated her birthday on Oct.
25. B.J. hoped that Buddy and the
rest of the family all joined in on
the special day.
On Oct. 19, the Walton PS Sup-
port Group was formed. Vice Prin-
cipal Helen Crocker chaired the
first meeting and talked about what
a parent support group was about.
With 16 people in attendance a
discussion was held about the speci-
fic needs for the Walton group.
Some of the issues raised were
fundraising, student -parent hand-
book, code of behaviour, and buss-
ing. Several sub -committees were
formed. Rita Bowers and Randy
Banks agreed to take on the role of
Chairpersons. Helen Crocker will
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CLAESSENS
40'h Anniversary
The family of
Mat and Martha Claessens
invite all of their friends,
neighbours and relatives
to a reception being held
at the Seaforth Legion,
on Saturday, November
12/94 at 9:00 p.m.
Your presence is our gift.
Walton
by Patty Banks
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be the secretary. The group dis-
cussed the purposes of having a
parent support group. Anyone inter-
ested in being a part of this group
can attend the next meeting Mon-
day, Nov. 28 at the school.
Cassandra and Geoffrey Banks
were greeters at Duff's United
Church, Oct. 30. A beautiful flower
arrangement was placed in the
church by the Shortreed family in
memory of Wilfred Shortreed who
died last week. Our prayers and
thoughts go out to the family. Guest
speaker for the service today was
Rev. Clare Geddes. He announced
that Rev. Banks will be back next
Sunday which will be Remem-
brance Sunday and the reading of
the Honour Rolls will take place.
He also announced the Turkey
supper is this Wed. Nov. 2. Also
Cadwallader - Dale
In a wedding ceremony Saturday
June 4th 1994, at St. George's United
Church, Courtney, B.C. Shanda
Cadwallader and John Dale were unit-
ed in marriage. Rev. David Stevens
officiated. Shanda is the daughter of
Darlene and Lee Cadwallader of Port
McNeill, B.C. John Is the son of Marg
Dale of Seaforth Ont, and Larry Date
of Millgrove.
The matron of honour was Roberta
Eckersley, cousin of the bride.
Shanda's sister Rhonda was the
bridesmaid. John's Best Man was
Coop (Derek) Cooper, of Seaforth and
guests were ushered by Shanda's
brother Clint.
A wedding dinner and reception was
held at the Fish and Game Club in
Courtney B.C. The transient guests
enjoyed a wedding Brunch the fol-
lowing morning with the
Cadwalladers and the Dales, at the
Washington Inn in Courtney.
John and Shanda reside in Port
McNeill B.C.
Happy 25th Anniversary
Mom & Dad
(Pat & Mike MacRae)
Nov. 1st
HAPPY 40Th
ANNIVERSARY
- November 6
Ron & Lorraine Dale
Love always from your kids
Kurt, Marcy, Dee & Joe
GRADUATION
e Canadian Institute of Chartered
ife Underwriters and Chartered
'inancial Consultants has awarded
enneth Nesbitt the title and designa-
ion of Chartered Life Underwriter of
-anada (CLU). The title and designa-
ion is attained through the succesahil
ompletion of courses such as eco-
omics, taxation, accounting, law,
usiness finance and human rela-
ions. CLU is a symbol of pmfessional
ompetence in the field of life insur-
nce. Ken is the son of tarry & Mabel
Nesbitt, and grandson of George
ampbell of McKillop.
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SATURDAY DECEMBER 31sT, 1994
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Age of Majority Required
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the next UCW meeting will be Nov.
9 at 9:15 a.m. featuring basket
making. A short devotion and busi-
ness meeting to follow.
I would like to encourage people
to phone me if they have any news
to share with the readers. Now
many of you .think that nothing
newsworthy ever happens in your
lives. But for those people who
have moved away from the com-
munity and still subscribe to the
paper, it is nice to read about
friends that they left behind. I know
that some of you also mail clip-
pings to people that used to live
here. I guess it is sort of like say-
ing, 'I'm alive and well and think-
ing about you.' So what may seem
unimportant in your life may in fact
be very interesting to someone else.
Someone who misses good ole'
Walton and area.
We welcome into the community,
Linda and Dale Davidson. They
have renovated a house in town and
we hope that they will enjoy living
in Walton.
Moylan -Rodgers
Marianne and Jamie were united In
marriage on Saturday October 15,
1994 in St. Columban Church.
The bride Is the daughter of Don and
Rita Moylan of RR#5 Seaforth, and
the groom is the son of Harold and
Sara Rodgers of North Bay.
Catherine MacArthur, friend of the
bride was maid of honour and Harold
Rodgers, brother of the groom was
best man. Bridesmaids were
Christine Thompson, friend of the
bride and Kathleen Moylan, sister of
the bride. Danny Rodgers, brother of
the groom and Pat Moylan, brother of
the bride were groomsmen. John and
Mike Moylan, brothers of the bride
ushered guests at the ceremony.
Music for the ceremony was per-
formed by Patsy Crowley, the St.
Columban Choir, and soloists Mary
Coyne and Heather MacArthur.
Father Gordon Kennedy of Calgary,
Alberta, uncle of the bride officiated.
*Father Joseph Hardy of St.
Columban concelebrated at the cere-
mony. The couple now reside in
Palmerston, Ont.
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BOONSTRA/VULDERS
Ruth Ann Boonstra,
- daughter of
Ron & Ruth Boonstra,
Mitchell
and Jim Vulders, Seaforth
son of
Leo and Loretta Vulders,
Kinkora
were united in marriage at
St. Patricks Roman
Catholic Church,
Dublin
at 3 p.m., October 29,
by Father A. G. Delciancio.
Matron of Honor,
Waneeta McGrath,
Mitchell,
Bridesmaid,
Donna MacIntosh, St. Marys
Flower Girl,
Brittany Maloney, Dublin
Best Man,
Randy Sommerville,
Seaforth,
Ushers,
Dan Ruston, Mitchell,
Willie Cook, Vanastra,
Ring Bearer
Brad Soleski, Mitchell
Reception at the
Mitchell Community Centre.
The couple will reside
in Seaforth.
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