HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-06-10, Page 13Walton Pitching clinic
held
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Walton UCW discusses
25th anniversary ideas
Wednesday evening the U.C.W.
general meeting washeld in the
church basement.
Walton I Unit had the devotions
with Marie McGavin and Olene
Dennis taking part. Communica
tions Co-ordinator Edith Wey was
assisted by Marjory Fraser in the
Duff's
Sunday School
picnic held
Balloons and streamers decor
ated the basementof Duff’s United
Church for the Sunday School
Picnic.
Game’s got underway with a
front crawl for four years and
under. Winners were: Darrell
Houston, Darrell McClure and
Trish McClure.
In the second round winners
were Trish McClure, Darrell Mc
Clure and Darrell Houston.
Everyone joined in the relays. In
the over and under relays winners
were Glenda Carter’s team, Emer
son Mitchell’s team and Lorianne
McClure’s team.
Carrot relay winners were Nita
McClure’s team, Lorianne Mc
Clure’s team and Glenda Carter’s
team.
In the “dress-up” relay fastest
dressers were Lorianne McClure’s
team, Emmerson Mitchell’s team
and Glenda Carter’s team.
Winnersintheshoe scramble
were: Lisa Gingerich, Susan Carter
and Lorianne McClure. Those
keeping dry in the balloon toss
were Cindy McCallum and Shann
on Craig and Andrea Gingerich
and Lorianne McClure.
The picnic concluded with a pot
luck lunch enjoyed by everyone.
Rev. Bonnie Lamble thanked
Dianne McCallum, Maxine Hou
ston and the Sunday School staff
for the day’s activities.
topic on the Mission Study. They
gave a very interesting message on
rural life and crisis in Canada.
Marion Godkin presided for
business. There was a motion to
have the turkey supper the first
Wednesday in November. June 14
is the confirmation of the young
people and communion. June 21, a
Masonic service at the church with
a lunch planned after. June 27 is
the Walton 2 Unit supper, tickets
available. August is holiday time
for Rev. Lamble with church the
lastSundayofthemonth. There
was a lengthy discussion with
differentideasfor something to
commemorate the 25th anniver
sary of the U.C.W.
There will be no meetings for the
summer months. Meetings begin
again September 2.
The monthly meeting of the
Walton Area Sports was held June
1 in the library. In the business it
was discussed that the rest of the
painting and other pack repairs
should be done as soon as possible.
Since President Dave Gamble is
leaving at the end of the month, the
new president will be Betty
McCallum. Paul Mercer was nom
inated to fill the position of
vice-president. New members that
were accepted were Evelyn Blake
and JoAnne McDonald.
It was decided to have a planning
night on June 15 to prepare an
entry for the 115th Homecoming
celebrating parade in Brussels
Saturday, July 4. The date set for
the 13th annual Squirt Tournament
is to be August 21-22. The next
meeting will be held July 6.
On Saturday, June 6a successful
pitching clinic was held at the park
for both boys and girls. The Mite
and Squirt pitchers and their
catchers were in the morning while
the PeeWee and Bantams finished
the afternoon session. There were
45 pitchers signed up with Doug
Neil, Wingham their instructor for
the day.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987. PAGE 13.
Shall we dance? Actually a squirt ballplayer from a local team is
learning the right hip swivel for effective pitching, as demonstrated by
expert instructor Doug Neil of Wingham. 45 boys and girls of all ages
took part in the Pitching Clinic, sponsored by the Walton Area Sports
Club last Saturday.
Grey council
lets culvert
tender
During its regular meeting held
on June 1, Grey Township Council
accepted the tender of K.K.N.
Construction amounting to
$67,801 for the replacement of the
culvert located at lot 21, concession
17-18.
K.K.N. Construction’s tender
was the lowest of four tenders
submitted. Construction will begin
in mid July and residents of the
area are advised that the road will
be closed during construction.
Council also approved a dona
tion of $100 to the Huron Plow
men’s Association for 1987.
In other business, Council ap
proved general accounts amount
ing to $256,109.91, road accounts
amounting to $81,296.05 and drain
accounts amounting to $1,884.40.
The next regular meeting of
Council is scheduled for June 15 at
7 p.m.
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