HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-10-07, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1987.
Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Bettv McCall. Phone 8B7-6677
Walton Bantam girls
win Tri-county crown
The Walton Bantam Giris cap
tured the “A” Tri-championship
Thursday night at the Walton park,
defeating the Wingham Bantam
Girls by 5-4. The game was the
Craig Hackwell
wins many
awards
Craig Hackwell was the recipi
ent of the following awards at the
Central Huron Secondary School,
Clinton commencement, Septem
ber 25: Haugh Tire Award, (Auto
Mechanics Practical), Grade 12
Technical Teachers Award and
Scholars Award Cover 80 per cent.
Craig is presently attending Fan
shawe College in the Construction
Engineering Technician Program.
Craig is the son of Merton and
Doreen Hackwell, RR 4, Walton.
Duff's church
holds reunion
Worldwide Communion was
held at Duff’s United Church
Sunday morning with Graeme
Craig, Ken McDonald, Mary
Humphries, Bill Courts and Lavern
Godkin serving. Glenda Carter was
organist and offering was received
by Jack McEwing, Lavern Godkin
and Bill Courts.
Rev. Bonnie Lamble was in the
pulpit and lead the junior choir in
their anthem.
Local people
return home
Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles
returned home from a two-week
motor trip where they visited with
Della Achilles at Hearst. She
returned home with them along
with Roily’s sister Mary Haight of
Kenora.
Mrs. Isabelle Shortreed and
Mrs. Leona Connelly returned
home Saturday night from a
three-day colour tour to the
Bancroft area, enjoying a three
hour boat cruise on Stoney Lake,
returning home through Peter
borough viewing the lift-locks on
the Trent-Severn Waterways and
then the Cullen Barns near Scar
borough.
Warden
honoured
A capacity crowd lined the
Belmore Community Centre Sept.
25 to pay tribute to Huron County
Warden Brian McBurney at an
appreciation night held in his
honor.
Mr. McBurney, who is reeve of
Turnberry Township, will com
plete his term as warden this
December. He is the first Turn
berry reeve to sit in the warden’s
chair since 1956.
Turnberry Deputy Reeve Doug
Fortune was master of ceremonies
for the evening. He said the large
crowd was indicative of the respect
Mr. McBurney commands not only
in his own township, but in the
entire county. Mr. Fortune com
mended Mr. McBurney for his
constant attention to Turnberry
Township, particularly in light of
his commitments at the county
level. In his address, Mr. McBur
ney thanked members of his own
council, the citizens of Turnberry
and his colleagues at county
council, many of whom were in
attendance.
third in the best of three series.
Walton got off to a good start in
the series, winning the first game
bya score of 6-5. Wingham won the
second game, quite easily beating
Walton 18-3.
The Walton girls played 25
games over the summer, losing
seven. The girls also won in a
tournament in Listowel during the
summer.
Congratulations to the following
girls on a great season: Peggy
Ryan, Cathy Williamson, Nancy
Godkin, Dianne Williamson, Hea
ther Perrie, Elizabeth Lamble,
Sherry Hoegy, Sherry Harburn,
Glenda Carter, Bonnie Finlayson,
Heather McGavin and Jenny
Culliton. Coaches were Karen
Hoegy and Cheryl Ryan.
Long-time Ethel postmaster Lothar Weber, left, was honoured on the occasion of his retirement last
Friday with the presentation of a certificate from Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, in recognition of his 23
years of service to Canada Post. Gail Daer, centre, Supervisory Postmaster from the Palmerston office and
former postmaster at Blyth, made the presentation, while incoming postmaster Dorreen Suter looks on.
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