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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-07-24, Page 77'•• A'BIKE GANG IN 10/ALTON2_,.. These children decorated their bikes parade was part of clay long:events celebrating the opening of the Walton a9c1 theMselves to participate in last Saturday's parade in Walton. The Recreation Centre. (Photo by Langlois) OPENING THE NEW CENTRE — COngratUlations on the opening of the new Walton Recreation Centre was given In the opening ceremonies speeches by left to right, Bill Shortreed the recreation chairman, Roy Williamson the reeve of Grey Township, Alien Campbell the reeve of McKillop 'Township, —1,91111111111111‘ Huron Middlesex M.P. Murray Cardiff, Tom Mill of Morris Township, Henry Exel the contractor for th bui ding, Bill Partridge of the Hur'on County Library, Murray S oldice, and Lynn Steffler the secretary of the Walton Recreation Centre. (Photo by Langlois) ... Win steaks, barbecue draw The Walton Area Sports Club has announced the winners of the Grand Open- ing draw. First prize, a gas barbecue, donated by McDonald Buildall was won by Watson Reid, R.R. 1, Blyth. Second prize, S50 worth of steak was won by Mrs. Wendy Boyd, R.R. 5, Mitch- ell. Third prize, 2 .t -bone din- ners donated by Olympia Restaurant Was won by Rick Letton, Seaforth. T „. HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 24, 080 THE WINNER -- The first place float prize in last Saturday's parade in Walton was obtained ,by the Walton Ladies', Siow Pitch team. Team. members in the picture ore: Karen Hoegy, Carolyn McClure, Carol Blake„, Judy Lee, Joan Perrie, Christina Scott, Jo Anne Phelan, Carol Collins and coach Snide, front. ... Crowds come to Walton rec opening Parades, baseball games and a dance set the scene in Walton this weekend when the town and area people celebrated the opening of the Walton Recreation Centre. Starting Friday evening, activities got off to a good start with a slow pitch game between the Walton Ladies' Slow Pitch team and the Walton Cuties. To give the game a little twist, the Walton Indies' team dretsed in men's clothing and the Walton Cuties (comprised of area men) dressed as women. Events continued Saturday when at 1 p.m. a parade, consisting of 45 entries, went through Walton. Prize winners in the par- ade were: for best float; first prize was given to the Walton Ladies' Slow Pitch team; second prize was given to the Walton Women's Institute and third prize was given to Ryan Drying Ltd. Winners for the best horse and carriage were: first prize William McLachlan; second pin wo_given _to ..the Williamson family and third prize was won by William Leeming. For best antique: first prize was given to Glen ' McNichol with his steam engine entry; second prize was given to Ray Houston for his antique tractor And third prize was given to the Walton Soccer Club which judkes considered an antique 'because they played soccer between 1946 and 1953. In the novelty class, win- ners were: Blaine Marks in first place; Jerry Nelemans in second and third was won • by Tim Fritz. At 2 p.m. the celebration continued with an exhibition slow pitch game betimen the CKNX Try Hards and the Walton Intermediate Men's Team. . monies for the new recre- ation centre were held with words of congratulations and a joint ribbon Cutting from local M.P. Murray Cardiff. McKillop Township reeve Allan Campbell, Grey Town- ship reeve Roy Williamson, Tom Miller Deputy reeve of Morris Township, Bill Part- ridge from the Huron County library and the president of the Walton Area Sports Club, Bill Shortreed. • From 5 until 7 p.m. a pork barbecue was se • with 575 in attendance. i• nd the day's events, a family dance was ' held in the Walton Institute Hall from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. The new Walton Recre- ation Centre will contain a booth, washrooms and a multi-purpose room. 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