The Huron Expositor, 1976-08-12, Page 91111k Corespondent
Mrs, Allan McCall
Approximately 50 friends and
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Grobbink, R.R.#3, Walton ,
newlyweds, gathered in Walton
Community Hall on Friday
evening, August b to honor them
on their recent • marriage.
16 -.The evening was spent playing
euchre when nine tables were in '
, play.. Prize winners• were: High
Lady - Mrs. Alvin Me-Donald, Low
Lady - Mrs. George Williamson,
High man -.Ken Williamson, LoW
Man - Martin Bean,
An address of congratulations
and best wishes was read by
David Baan and K:e.itti yilliarnson -
and presented the young couple,„
• with an envelope of money.
Henry expressed thanks on behalf
df his wife and himself. --
Lunch was served during a
•social hour of Visiting.
Perlonals
Miss Debbie Achilles of Fergus
spent a few days lass week ,with
her grantiparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rolly• Achilles: Christine Achilles
also visited at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Emersen
•Mitchell who accompanied Mr.
'and . Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill of
Seaforth on a motor trip to Unity,
Saskatchewan arrived home lest
Thursday. They attended - the,
Welter,Cuthili Wedding at the
Unity United Church on July 31st,
also visiting other Mends and
relatives in that province.
• Mrs. Joyce Colyer and
children, Yince and Leslie are
spending 'a -couple of weeks at
Orillia visiting'with Mr. and Mrs:
Robert Coyler.
Large crowd at
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Buick Centuries
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'75 Ford Custom 5004 door sedan
'75 Pontiac Ventura 4 door sedan
'74 Parisienne Brougham With a c
2 - '74 Gran Torino ,3• & 4 door
74 Ford Galaxie 800 2 door H.T. • A c
2 - '74 Ford custom 500, 2, door HT
'73 Oldsmobile Delta Royale a c 4 door h.t.
2 - 73 Pontiac 4 dr. H.T,
'72 Mercury Marquis 2 door hard top a c
'70 Chev Impala 4' dobr H.T. „.
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'74 Chev. 60 series with 14' van
'74 Ford 3/4 ton pick up, V8 auto prs. p.b.
'73 Chev. 50 series with 12' van.
34;1 Chev 6500 series, 366 eng. 900 x 20
5 spd, 18' vans 6r ,c &
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• 73 Chev. '60 Series 14ft Van.
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IVIrganarMr_k. Daye Watson
alive mewed inter tho,..,Y„Wate-to,--f--their new herne,'forinerly o*ned
by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen
and, family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald
and family of Montreal visited
recently at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Ryan and other relatives in;lhe .
'di§trict.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall
visited on Sunday with Mr.
andMrs, John Kernighan •, Goderich. '
Mr. and MrsP Don Street of
BlUevale visited Sunday evening
With Mr. and Mrs. E. Mitchell
and family.
Mr. and- Mrs. Harvey Kistner •
of Guelph visited Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Bewley this past
Week were: Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Raven, Edmonton; Michael
Raven, Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom-Hegi, Standard, Alta.
The Family .and Consumers
Affairs meeting of the Walton
Women's Institute will be held on
WedneSday afternoon, August 1.8,
„ at' 1130"P.M. in the form of a
picnic at the home of Mrs. Gerald
Watson. In ease of rain, it will be
held in the community hall. .
Mrs. John Freeman of R.R.2,
Gorrie, President of Huron-East
District will be in attendance. Roll,
•• call is to bring a picture of your
family and home for the Tweeds-
muir History Book, Each member
is to bring something for the pot
..luck picnic lunch. Children are
welcome. •
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Honour newl we The fondly of Mr, and MO,
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dinner at the Bedford Hotel,
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Mrs. •, Margaret Bewley,
‘4. Trawss-shower
couldn't. 'sit still like some of the
often, fr6wned on some of yoin1:-.
other little girls. . 'Big, brother
1pha antics, but this was all part of the
fun of, growing up.
4-H clik-wor , -boys-and Public
School, high hool, and later
• . program with a warm welcome to education . You have taken a very oppose ,..
. everyone. John Huether sang a active part in this community with
Mrs. Frank Kirkby gave • a had time to take a carload to the
Young. Peoples, and you alvvaYS• , ph n . ,,, ." es
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solo,- Omp-Pah-Pah accompanied your singing, choir, C.G.I,T.,
by his mother at the piano.
reading "A Bridgegroom movies or Family Paradise.
describes ._..his own costume." A lot of children got their start . Hearing aids will not be ab le to
Cathy ,McGavin sang solos, in Sunday Schoil with you as their pick up the sound from the
"True- Love" and "Maw, he's first Kindergarten ,teacher. You balanced armature-style phone
‘ kissing me" followed by a are still following your love of Bell Canada plans to install, the
reading "Family Financing" children in yoir chosen• profes- Alpha group fears.
lead by Mrs. Nelson Reid. sion and we, know you will. Still More information about the new
* John, Huether, favoured the follow this love in your own home • phone system is:needed, but the
audience with another solo "I'm when the time comes 1 , group:',49. %aid the physically
sitting on top of the world"V,ItS:;,„ Now, fe:-',caildn't let you '-go handicapped voted to oppose the
Ray Haetner read SeveratilV iAirO:4kgrilt,SotrietadViee .- ;When you installation 04 ,fte-new ifietieS
working with children., Working4,,,itirty, . ea - love him,' After y ou untiVfBeli ensities the hard of
and teaching in general Mtg.leil • Marry him - studyldM. If he IS ; hoar ing will not be left in
McGavin led in a lively sing-song honet, honour him., If he is `silence.'` . .
with Mrs, Bill Humphries as generous, appreciate him: When Bell was - also criticize-if for.
pianist. . ., .. • he is sad„ cheer him.When he is public telephones which are too:
..:...,•-• --- ,Gail, her mother, Mrs. Herb cross, ignore him. When he is high for people in wheelchairs to
TravIss,•-• -"the . groom's mother, talkative, listen to him. When he reach.: A letter asking for easier
Mrs. Bill 'Moffett of 'Stratford, the is quarrelsome, keep out of his access to the phones will-be sent
s' bride's grandmother, Mrs. Hilda -Way. '
Sellers ,,. of Seaforth and the • , If he is noble, praise him. If he t o 1 Local.
3ell.
arenas are including
groom'.s grandmother, Mrs: M.. is confidential, encourage him. If ramps for wheelchairs and
'Eoghrin were called to the front. he is secretive, trust him. If he accessible washrooms and water
They had all been presented with cares not for pleasure, coarhim.---• fountains in their .renovation
corsages upon arriving. ,- If he favors 's'ociety, accompany. plans, the group leaved,
Joan . Bennett read the When he deserves it, kiss him. King McDonald of the Exeter
folloWing address: Let him think how ( well you Recreational Centre Board
„ ' Your friends couldn't let your understand him,. but' never let outlined the' plans for the new
happy occasion pass by without him know you mahage him. ' ' '° complex at' the' last Alpha
adding our very best' Wishes' and , • And now; as you view and meeting. The Exeter complex will , 4
911gra-*61) ' ' ' make use of these gifts, which are have all the above plus a special ,
• ItQs'..yoar,10,Y...a.MW„ hen ''I•en given as• a slight exPression of our" area surrounded by p lexiglais
and hiSi;:;friends decided to, look hive; may you think of one by that" ' will allow wheelchair
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Get your fear in gear.
Take a walk.
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A. large crowd of friends,
ne'ighb'ors and relatives 'gathered
_:..for a bridal shower for Miss Gail
Traviss -'on Wednesday- evening '
August 4 in the basement of
Duff's United Church, Welton,.
Mrs. Ron Bennett was mistress
of ceremonies and opened the college all ded to your
Elizabeth Bewley of
Edmonton also visited in -the
community. and attended the
Raven-Bewley wedding.
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overtlieNn'ew summer help at the' one.
Vic Inn. One certain girl with her All the very best to you and
cheery' smile and' dimples and„ ken. ,
shining eyes caught his eye. Little Your friends.
did he realize that 'he would- soon The gifts were carried in by
have this one special waitress Sharon Pryce; Pamela Rackwell,
• ',waiting on him. ' ' itathy Blake,--Connie Birk,, Mary
We've watched you grow from Alice Ryan and Joan Bennett.
• the tiny baby your Mom and Dad • Gail thanked everydne for the
brought home to now, soon to be lovely gifts and invited everyone
a happy bride on your father's into the parent's home to see her „Thome of Bert and , Helen
arm. You've survived crinolines, gifts on Sunday, Augd'st 15:' Sootheran of Clinton, en ded with
curls., fancy • frills and starched A beautiful tablecloth worked a barbecue.
bows.,These didn't faze you if you by Phyllis Mitchell was presented Anyone interested in Alpha
decided to climb on the roof of the 'to Gail when names of those •who may call Elaine Townshend in
little shed behind the hall on the attended, had been written on it Clinton., 482-3073, . or Pat and
night of a garden party or with Cameo paints by Julie Ralph Watson • in Brussels,
anywhere else the other boys and Mitchell. 887-6236. - t• •
girls. were going. -The evening closed with lunch
Needless to say, thete were served by ladies of the Walton•
often-torn , dresses and scratched Unit.
arras-,-and legs, but Mother
still persevered to make aliadysan,.,„„,...•,-
of you.
You were always full of life,
especially at the church group
and Mother again
coul n'f'ditderstand why you just • '4771t7e9_,"W" •
"NWal Is, a MI wit:Vim%
spectators' to see the action. In
addition, hell Canada will be
asked to lower phones for very
short people and people in
wheelchairs.
Other arena boards have been
contacted and reacted -
positively. Goderich, • Blyth and
Atwood have ,not-replied yet.
The Judy 'Meeting, held at the
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DOGS or ALL SIZES-Swig ofthe more routine pets
that Snoopy School offildran er-ought to show their
classmates on Monday were -dogs. Laura Pletch
gingerly approaclts a St. Bernard called Tag in the
top photo. Tag is about the same size she is, white a
Samoyed called Shanny is dwarfed 'by a group of
Laura's classmates-4n the photo below.
-',(Staff Photo)
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