The Citizen, 1991-06-05, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5,1991.
Puppeteers entertain at Duffs
Diamond anniversary
Former Walton residents Lawrence and Marjorie Ryan
celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, May 26
at Seaforth Manor in Seaforth where Marjorie has been a
resident for three years. They were joined by staff,
residents, family, neighbours, relatives and friends. The
couple has seven children: Joan McDonald, Bob, Jerry,
Jim, Jack, Nelson and Sister Teresa as well as 20
grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
WI enjoys car tour
It was a great day for the car tour
on Monday, May 27, the weather
was perfect when 11 members of
the Walton Women's Institute took
in the tour with drivers Margery
Huether and Leona McDonald.
Before leav ing at 9 a.m. everyone
met at the Walton Public School.
The school children and teachers
were also present to take part in the
dedication when the Walton W.I.
planted a Norway Maple. Margaret
Mclnroy with the help of brother
Bill had planted the tree quite early
that morning. Two trees had also
been planted at the ball park. This
year the Federated Women of the
World Theme is for all branches to
plant a tree.
It was a lovely drive (everything
is so green at this time of year) to
the hamlet of Shakespeare where
members were given the opportuni
ty of looking through the many gift
shops with several varied antiques.
Unfortunately the tea room is not
open on a Monday until June. They
were told in one of the stores there
was a good restaurant al Tavistock
just a short distance west. They
arrived at the Quehl's Restaurant on
the main street. The service was
good and the food was delicious.
Margaret conducted some business.
Back in the car, members headed
for Stratford stopping at Sobey's a
huge grocery store where everyone
enjoyed doing some shopping.
Before leaving Stratford the drivers
took the scenic drive along the
Avon River and by the Theatre.
Thanks goes to Margery for plan
ning the tour for an Institute meet
ing and the drivers for making it an
interesting day.
4. WINGHAM & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY LIVING
ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
to be held
MONDAY, JUNE 10TH
at 8:00 p.m. at
WINGHAM UNITED CHURCH
GUEST SPEAKER
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PROVINCIAL CO-ORDINATOR OF
NATIONAL ACCESS AWARENESS WEEK
The Blyth Christian Puppeteers
entertained with their worship ser
vice at Duffs United Church, Wal
ton, Sunday morning, May 26.
Gloria Wilbee gave the call to
worship as Rev. Bonnie Cole Amal
was away to a conference that
weekend. Glenda Carter was organ
ist. The offering was received by
Bill Coutts, Barry Hoegy and Lav-
em McClure.
Gloria introduced Les and Jackie
Cook, Debra and Mark Wood
guests, who took part in the wor
ship and later gave them all thanks
Ball season
begins
The ball season at the Walton
park is well under way. There is a
ladies slow-pitch team, squirt girls,
pre-mite mixed and T-ball will
begin when school is out. Many
other teams from other communi
ties are using the ball diamond for
their extra games. The committee is
planning a 50/50 draw. Tickets are
available. The next meeting is Fri
day, June 7.
The new officers nominated for
this season are: President, Jim
McDonald; Secretary, Karen
Comeau; Treasurer, Dianne McCal
lum; members, B. J. DeJong and
Glenda Carter.
People
Ellen Beavers of Saskatoon
Sask, is visiting at the home of Wil
fred Shortreed and Margaret Mcln
roy and other ’■elatives and friends
in the area.
53 years of
mail service
ends
Friends and neighbours gathered
at the home of Dale Breckenridge
on Sunday evening. May 26, to pre
sent Dale with a gift in appreciation
of many years of excellent service
on the Rural Route 2 Bluevale,
mail route.
The evening marked the end of
years of mail service by the Breck
enridge family. Dale's father Lee
had started on the route in 1928,
and continued until his death in
1972. Many of those winters the
route was covered by horse and
cutter. His son Allan Breckenridge
carried on the route until 1979.
Dale's retirement this spring
marked the end of 63 years of ser
vice to RR 2, Bluevale by the
Breckenridge family.
As a token of their appreciation,
Dale was presented with a lovely
chime clock, and two lawn chairs.
Flemming Johnston thanked Dale
for many years of faithful service,
and Dale made a fitting reply.
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for their inspiring message. The
puppeteers were much enjoyed by
all present. Everyone was invited to
the basement for lunch and a time
of fellowship.
Several people from this area
attended the cold meat supper at
Bluevale United Church on
Wednesday evening. The official
board meeting was held at Walton
church, June 2. Sunday, June 9 is
the Walton Country Cookin' Smor
gasbord. The U.C.W. Joint General
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day, June 5 at the church at 8 p.m.
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