The Citizen, 1995-11-01, Page 9Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6860
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1995. PAGE 9.
John Edward Williamson
Officers from the Exeter OPP are
investigating the tragic death of a
26-year-old former Walton area
Geoffrey and Cassandra Banks
were greeters at Duff's United
Church on Oct. 29. Sarah McDon-
ald began the worship service by
lighting the Christ Candle.
After the Call to Worship Rev.
Randy Banks announced that the
turkey supper is on Wednesday,
Nov. 1 and that if anyone wants
take-outs, the tickets are being sold
at the school where the food is
being prepared.
Next Sunday will be muffin
Sunday.
Rev. Banks invited the young
worshippers up to the front where
The Early Years class completed
their witches and they were very
spooky. Mrs. Bowers came to lend
a hand with this project.
With the help of Marna Jackson
and Krysta Stanley the kids carved
some jack-o-lanterns. The class are
all looking forward to their
Halloween party on Tuesday.
The Grade 2s have been busy
making haunted houses. They also
used some magic water to practice
Celebrating birthdays in
November are: Nov. 1, Luc Vick;
Nov. 2, Peggy Humphries; Nov. 5,
Kathleen Williamson; Nov. 11,
Darcy McCutcheon, Jeanne Kirk-
by; Nov. 14, Barry Hoegy, Tristan
Rijlchoft; Nov. 21, Isobelle Short-
reed; Nov. 22, Ian Wilbee, Carl
McCallum; Nov. 23, Donna
McClure; Nov. 24, Linda Mac-
Donald; Nov. 26, JoAnn
McDonald, Craig Gillis; Nov. 27,
Stephanie Lubbers; Nov. 28, Erica
Dietz; Nov. 29, Erin Beuerman;
Nov. 30, Jessica Lubbers.
Anniversaries are Nov. 6, Harvey
and Margaret Craig; Nov. 12, Heidi
Continued from page 8
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson
visited last Friday with Mrs. Jean
Wills of Milton then spent the
weekend with Sheila and Doug
Cousins and Brandon of Guelph.
Donna Shaw accompanied her
daughter, Sharon Viglianti of
London on a bus trip last week for
a few days. They attended a play at
the Shaw Festival at Niagara on the
resident.
John Williamson, son of Ken
and Anne Williamson of RR3,
Walton was pumping liquid
manure out of a tank on the Credi-
ton area farm of Ron O'Brien on
Friday evening, Oct. 20. Firefight-
ers from Stephen Twp. were called
to the scene shortly after 8 p.m.
After emptying the tank, they
recovered Williamson's body the
following morning.
In remembrance of Williamson,
who is survived by his wife Heidi
and an infant son Derrick of Credi- •
ton, donations to an educational
fund for Derrick at any branch of
the CIBC would be appreciated by
the family.
he asked them about the Prayer of
Confession. He had them touch
some burlap (sack cloth) and asked
them to imagine wearing it next to
their skin for a day. Then he had
them feel some ashes and asked
how they would like to rub it in
their hair and body. He told them
that that is what the early Israelites
practised when they did their
confessions. Wearing the sackcloth
and ashes kept alive the wrong that
they had done.
Rev. Banks's sermon was called
"Our Pharisee and Publican
Prototypes."
writing spelling words. The colour
just disappears.
The Grade 3s have been working
at designing some very scary
haunted houses from 2 litre milk
cartons. Great results! Future
architects are on the way, says Mrs.
Scott. The class was very pleased
to welcome Nickelus Robinson to
Walton and to their Grade 3
classroom.
and Fred McClure; Nov. 26, Jack
and Janie McEwing.
The first euchre tournament,
sponsored by the Walton Hall
Board held on Oct. 26, was a huge
success with 14 tables playing. In
fact it was so well attended that
they will hold another one on Nov.
9.
Winners were first prize of $50,
Iona McLean and Lois Snyder;
second $30, Lloyd and Lil
Appleby; third prize of $20 went to
Mac and Janet Webster.
Millie Johnson won the most
lone hands for the women and
George Love for the men.
Lake and enjoyed The Voice of the
Turtle.
They toured Niagara on the Lake
and went across the border to
Niagara Falls, New York.
In 1991 just under 15,000 drivers
involved in collisions had been
drinking alcohol beforehand.
Humn/Perth Injury Prevention Committee
Parish plans supper
Pupils create witches
Residents mark birthdays
Belgrave people visit