The Citizen, 2005-10-13, Page 7THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2005. PAGE 7.
PEOPLE AROUND
WALTON
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
I'm sure many families had the
opportunity to get together for the
Weys greet at Thanksgiving service
Members attending Duff’s United
Church on the celebration of
Thanksgiving were greeted by
Campbell and Edith Wey. Marie
McGavin was the scripture reader.
holiday. My own family, the Clarkes
gathered in Mitchell on Saturday at
my mom’s. We used the chance to
also have our family pictures taken
which we do every five years. A lot
of changes can happen with the
addition of new little ones or better
halves.
The changes in styles, hair and
clothes and the times, and choices of
formal and casual, can be seen in
these pictures taken over the last 30
years.
Of course, we don't look one bit
older in any of them.
The sacrament of baptism is on Oct.
30. Any interested families should
contact Rev. Joan Tuchlinsky
immediately.
PAR information and cards, extra
We said hello and goodbye to
niece Kendra Warwick f rom Calgary
on Sunday. The daughter of Karin
McDonald Calhoun and
granddaughter of Leona McDonald
has been here for a week's holiday
and left on Thanksgiving Sunday.
We enjoyed brunch together in
Bayfield and a short visit at Karin's
home before she left to catch her
(light home.
Five Walton Women’s Institute
members attended the county rally
in Belgrave. It consists of holding
the annual meeting for the Women’s
offering envelopes, are in the
information centre by the sound
system.
Walton's turkey supper is the first
Wednesday in November.
Institutes of Huron County, listening
to reports, holding discussions on
issues of concern, and listening to
the guest speaker from Wingham.
The ladies also enjoyed a potluck
lunch and plant sale.
Walton members attending were
Marion Godkin. Ruth Axtmann,
Marjorie Humphries. Brenda Perrie
and Leona McDonald
Happy birthday to Pauline
Bennett. Paul Kirkby, Dianne
McCallum, Aafkc Zwep. Cheryl
Ryan, Agnes Schade, Greg
Ducharme and Kathy Hucther.
Gifts for the Huron County
Christmas Bureau will be received
Dec. 5-9.
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
October 9-15, 2005
FROM WALTON
6 tables in play at Cranbrook
There were eight tables at play at
the Friday night euchre in
Cranbrook.
The following were the
lucky winners: travelling lone
hand. Helen Dobson; share-the-
wealth, Mary Craig. Edna McLellan;
high lady. Leona McDonald; l
ow lady. Isabelle Craig; high man.
Surprise guest
Neil Hatt; low man. Ross
Stephenson; most lone hands,
pink cards, Viola Adams, Yvonne
Knight; most lone hands, white
cards. John Subject, Margaret
Peebles; lucky tallies, • Bill
Craig, Beryl Smith, Lois McLean,
Mary Craig, Adrian Verstoep,
Judy Hahn, Joan Jacobs, Dorothy
Dilworth, Lloyd Smith, Leota
Thompson, Allison Sleight
holm, Shirley Verstoep. Allan
Edgar, Velma Sleighthoim, Lloyd
Weber, Myrna Burnet, Verna
Crawford, Iola Subject, Marion
Harrison.
The next euchre party is on Friday,
Oct. 21 at 8 p.m.
Now here’s something we don’t see every day. Carol and Jackie Henderson snapped some
photos of a moose in Joe Semple’s and Graham Work’s hayfields just north of Brussels Oct.
1. According to a local conservation officer this is as rare an occurrence as you expect. “I
can’t think of a reason for him to be here. He’s a long way out of his habitat.” Moose aren’t
even allowed in captivity, so it’s therefore not likely that he escaped from a zoo or sanctuary.
(Photo submitted)
Blyth Firefighters
OPEN HOUSE
are having an
Saturday, October 15
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
at the Blyth Fire Hall
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