The Citizen, 1999-10-27, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1999.
L. McDonald recalls fire
A memory for Leona Mcdonald
was when she was just a little girl
and her home above the Phillips
Fruit Store in Seaforth was on fire.
If it hadn’t been for Frank Phillips
who carried Leona out in a baby
buggy, she would not be here now.
Leona said the whole block of
buildings was on fire.
She also recalls riding
everywhere with her dad in the
cream truck..
When in Walton they would go
to Doug Ennis’s store and he would
always give her and her Dad a free
chocolate bar. Chocolate bars in
those days were five cents.
In talking about the weather the
other day Leona remembered her
wedding day Oct. 28, 1950. It was
84°F. On Nov. 4 of that same year
it snowed like crazy and it stayed.
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WaltonThe news from Show, Oct. 27
Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6156
Resident celebrates 70th
The Walton Hall was full once
again Oct. 17 as friends and family
joined together to surprise Maxine
Marks on her 70th birthday. The
hall was brightly decorated and
scrolls of pictures of Maxine
adorned the walls.
Sons, Brian from Calgary and
Blaine showed a slide presentation
and commentary on her 70 years.
Her daughter Sharon Pryce kept
people laughing with a humorous
address.
After the program people
gathered around to enjoy birthday
cake and to socialize and reminisce.
Rumour has it that two well-
known celebrities will be showing
up at the Walton Inn next Saturday.
Chances are they may give you
their autograph if one is desired.
Happy 51st anniversary to Doug
and Marjory Fraser this past week
on Oct. 22.
Happy birthday to Tanner Leslie
on Oct. 26 and Doug Fraser on Oct.
28.
Congratulations to Bill and Marie
Coutts who will be married 50
years on Oct.29. Although their
wedding date is next week they
held a small dinner party in
Brussels on Oct. 23, for family and
friends.
There will be a Halloween party
Friday at the Walton Hall for all
ages. Call Shannon Gibbons for
more information.
In celebration of More Time for
Children month, Rural Response
for Healthy Children is sponsoring
performances of Rock ‘N Fables.
Rock ‘N Fables is a presentation
of the RealLy Little Theatre
Company that takes the magical
world found in classic stories of
Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel
and The Frog Prince and sets them
to music as a rock opera. This
fantastic -musical show is geared to
young audiences but will be
enjoyed by spectators of all ages!
Originally performances were
scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 27
at 1:30 and 7 p.m. but with
successful ticket sales it was
necessary to add a third
performance at 10:30 a.m. on the
same day. The morning and
afternoon shows have now sold out
and a limited number of tickets are
still available for the evening
performance.
All shows are being held at
Clinton Public School, 27 Percival
St., Clinton.
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Walton PS students
learn about fire safety
Gary Earl, chief of Grey Twp.
Fire Department came to Walton
School to give a Fire Safety for
Kids presentation for the Grade
3/4s. They saw an excellent video
and he gave the children a book
about fire safety. Thank you to the
community sponsors for this
valuable book.
The kindergartens had a great
week learning about the letter N.
They worked on writing and
recognizing their names, made
nifty noodle necklaces and made up
a nurse’s station. Thanks to Mrs.
Gerber, Mrs. Vellenga and Mrs.
Bachert for helping.
The Grade l/2s used their senses
to explore texture and colour. They
created paintings with feathers,
balloon brushes, bark, straws and
cotton balls. They took prints of
mesh and crumpled tinfoil, waxed
paper and plastic wrap. They made
crayon rubbings of baskets and
classroom textures and modelled
objects with oatmeal playdough.
These activities helped the
children understand texture.
Happy birthday to Joan
Vandendool this past week and
Mrs. Scott on Tuesday.
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