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Walton PS news
Students end year
with celebration
Strumming a tune
Nick Halley, left, and Blake Miller were just two of the
Walton Public School students who took part in a talent
show and volunteer appreciation event, June 23. The
children thanked all the parents who offer time to school
activities and presented gifts to departing staff.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1998. PAGE 15.
The last week of school is always
so busy. This week at Walton PS
was a volunteer appreciation
service where 34 people were
acknowledged for their efforts in
helping to make Walton school as
wonderful as it is. Also the students
and the school advisory council
presented Mrs. Vivian, Mrs. Crane,
Ms MacEwan and secretary Linda
Wilson with gifts as these people
are leaving the school this year.
On behalf of the Walton School I
would like to thank chairman of the
School Advisory Committee, Rita
Bowers and the rest of the
committee for all of their hard
work. The school could never be
what it is without their work and
dedication.
Also it was brought to my
attention that there are three
children with perfect attendance
records and they are Laura Bowers,
Jennifer Eedy and Stephanie
Lubbers.
Congratulations!
The annual talent show was held
on Tuesday with a lot of entries. It
was certainly a community effort
with grandmas and some parents
and siblings helping out with the
acts.
We had Marcie McClure, Nikki
and Andrea VanderVeen,
Cassandra Banks and Crystal
Gibbons dancing to My Oh My.
Andrew Van Vliet, Cassandra
Banks, Bridget Blake, Joel Dalton,
Laura Bowers, Katie Williamson,
Danica Zwep all played pieces on
the piano. Jamie Mitchell and his
Grandma Phyllis Mitchell played
the fiddles. Courtney Campbell and
Christopher Becker each did a
Hullett Twp. council agreed, at
the June 16 meeting, to inform the
county they would deal with
sewage inspection services.
Since the downloading of ser-
vices there has been a question as
to whether the health unit, conser-
vation authorities or municipalities
would be responsible for sewage
system inspections.
Hullett Twp. will issue permits
and provide inspection services.
A bylaw was passed to regulate
the erection, alteration, construc-
tion and demolition of various
types of structures in the township.
Permission was granted to the
owner of Part Lot 24, Conc. 3, to
fill in the ditch bank to a reason-
able slope.
An application for a zoning
bylaw amendment for Part Lot 44,
Conc. 14 was abandoned.
The Clinton Fire Area board
budget was approved in the
amount of $122,900.
recitation. Darlene VanderVeen
accompanied her twin daughters,
Andrea and Nikki on the guitar
while they sang. Their youngest
sister, Janelle played an instrument
along with them. Laura Elligsen
sang a number.
Spice Girls, Stephanie Lubbers,
Jennifer Eedy, Claire Mastnak,
Laura Elligsen and Cassie Bressette
were a singing sensation. Taylor
Bennewies sang a song while his
Grandma came all the way from
Mitchell to play for him on the
piano.
Katie Williamson, Jody
McIntosh and Nicole Williamson
sang a song as well as Nick Halley
and Blake Miller, plus Lauren
Mulholland.
Wednesday brought the Grade 4
farewell party. A song At the end of
the Rainbow was sung and a slide
presentation of the Grade 4
students to the music of What a
Wonderful World was shown.
Then the presentation of
certificates and report cards were
given out. Congratulations to
Andrew McDonald who was
presented with the Shirley Lyon
Memorial Award for outstanding
achievement in Language Arts.
We say goodbye and good luck
in Seaforth next fall to Greg
Bowers, Blake Miller, James
Durrell, Kevin Hood, Adam
McClure, Nick Halley, Jereme
Diehl, Katie Williamson, Crystal
Gibbons, Marcie McClure, Mitch
Blake, Steven McNichol and
Jimmy Aldrey.
Mrs. Vandendool presented to
each student a yearbook with
pictures and writeups about each.
At the June 2 session, in a
recorded vote, Hullett council sup-
ported a two-tiered system of
municipal government. Councillor
Bruce Bergsma voted against the
motion.
A bylaw was passed, approving
the revised usage percentages for
Blyth and District Community
Centre.
A motion was passed establish-
ing policy for the installation of
gas lines along township roads.
Council rejected a request to
include information slips regarding
the Goderich Collegiate reunion in
the tax billings.
Grants were given to the Huron
County Farm and Safety Associa-
tion, $50; Tuckersmith Twp.,
$500; Huron Plowmen's Associa-
tion, $50 and Town and Country
Support Services, $50.
Bills and accounts, totalling
$82,292.17, were approved for
payment.
M. Humphries
marks 80th
Mary Humphries was delighted
to visit the Walton Inn on
Wednesday, June 24 where many
of her friends were there to help her
celebrate her 80th birthday.
Connie Cook and her daughter
Hollie from Mississauga came
home last weekend to spend time
with her mom and dad Marie and
Bill Coutts.
Hullett to handle
sewage inspections
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