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Continued from page 7
Walton, weather permitting, this
week. The ladies’ slo-pitch game
had to be cancelled due to the large
lake right field and the muddy
infield. The Walton Brewers home
games are usually Tuesday evenings
at 8 p.m. and the ladies play
Thursday evenings. Come out and
watch some games. The ball park is
ready for action with members of the
Brewers ball team working hard to
get it in shape. The washrooms and
meeting room have been cleaned
and supplies for the diamond
brought in. Hopefully, it will be a
good summer for ball.
There was a huge crowd at the
buck and doe for Devin Blake and
fiancée Sarah Van Loon on Saturday
evening. The event was held at the
Seaforth Agriplex for the couple. It
was a great evening for them and
they will be wed in early August.
Celebrating birthdays this past
week include Gerald Ryan, Valerie
Shortreed, Hailey Bachert,
Alexandra Humphries, Abby
McGavin, Jessica Pennington,
Darrell Dalton, Mary Pennington,
Teegan McGavin, Phyllis Mitchell,
Kaleb Wilts, Sharon Dalton, Howard
Hackwell, Scott McDonald, David
Perrie, Deanna Searle, Rod Fritz
and Steve Steinman. Happy birthday
to all.
“Lake” in field causes delay
M-T prepares to go paperless
If all goes well Morris-Turnberry
councillors will be reading their
council packages off computer
screens at their next meeting, June
7.
Nancy Michie, adminstrator,
clerk-treasurer, told council at the
May 17 meeting that she
hopes to provide training sessions
for councillors by the end of
May. She expected to visit South Huronon May 18 to see how their
paperless system worked.
Michie had two quotes for six
computers (Mayor Paul Gowing will
use his county-supplied computer),
with an estimated cost of under
$5,000. Council asked her to seek a
quote from another supplier that
actually operates in the
municipality.
As well as the computers, a
carrying case will be purchased foreach of the councillors to protecttheir computers.
If everything doesn’t come
together in time it might be the June
21 meeting before the paperless
agenda is put into place.
Gowing said he didn’t think
councillors, some of whom
aren’t too familiar with
computers, would object if it
took longer to implement the
system.
By Keith RoulstonThe Citizen
Time to plate
Marg Mason dished up a plate of spaghetti while Deb
Stryker looked on Saturday night at the Blyth Legion’s
spaghetti supper. (Jim Brown photo)