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Madill were, from left: Executive Director Cathy •Rietsema, Cher McGlynn, Wendy Herbert, Simon Lawton, Bob Raper, Merle Underwood and Joanne Bregman from St. John Ambulance. (Vicky Bremner photo) r ng on nd er- i le ed ice re )ot ni- rol as is- .he ler ne eft ng ms nd ins ity .!.1d all ity 1. we he 1 30 fa te- nd in els rry ey nd et, ter ed ne THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2002. PAGE 19. L. McDonald greets at Duff's United service FROM WALTON Hall board seeks volunteers The Walton Hall board is looking for a couple of new board mem- bers. Our new term begins March 1 and if you're interested in serving on the board, Judy Lee would appreciate hearing from you. We are volunteers who are trying to keep our community hall open and available for use. We only have a few meetings a year and our ongoing fundraiser is euchre every second Thursday from October to May. They hold about four Sunday dinners in a year and rentals gener- ate the necessary income needed to sustain the hall. Donations from the Women's Institute and others are always appreciated. If you are interested in helping, please call Judy. Hamlet plans for baseball Although it is only February, baseball is just around the corner. Also looking for new committee members is the Walton Area Sports Club. This group oversees the run- ning of minor ball in Walton and maintains the Walton Ball Park. There are only a few meetings a year to attend. The bulk of activity. is in May, just before the season begins. Think about it and you can be involved in your child's summer sport. Every child should learn to play baseball as it is a sport that can carry through to adulthood. Euchre winners Thursday night was euchre at Walton Hall. There were only seven tables at play so chances were good to win. Lucky, couple was Bob and Lauren Regele with 70 points for first place. Coming in second was Jeanne Ireland and partner Eluned McNair with 69 points. Tied for third place with 66 points were pairs Marie Stewart and Eileen Sellers and Vera Ahrens and partner Marjorie Smith. The lucky lone hand winners were Gloria Love and Ed Stewart. Euchre is every two weeks. Sunday morning worship at Duff's United Church, which begins at 9:30 a.m., saw Leona McDonald greeting members as they arrived. The annu- al report books were distributed to those attending and friends delivered some to their neighbours. If you don't have yours, they are available at the church upstairs in the sanctu- ary. The annual meeting is this Sunday, Feb. 3 at 9 a.m. It will be a PEOPLE AROUND WALTON By Jo-Ann McDonald Call 887-6570 g, It was a good week and good weather for the birthday celebrations that I know of. Joining Marie Coutts at the Walton Inn for her birthday lunch was husband Bill, Mary Humphries, Kathleen Williamson and Helen Williamson, who was also celebrating her birthday this week. Kathleen and Helen were also out to Huronlea to visit our Walton peo- ple. They enjoyed a visit with Malinda Johnston, Margaret Craig and Irma Williamson. I understand that Huronlea has been closed to visitors this week due to flu. Other Walton friends who gath- ered to celebrate Marie Coutts's birthday on Wednesday *ere Anne Ryan, Marilyn McDonald, Viola Kirkby and Mary Humphries. They enjoyed a nice drive around the countryside and stopped for lunch while out. In hospital from the village is Laurie Finch. She is in Clinton and would welcome visitors. Bill Shortreed has' gotten home from hospital and he too would wel- come visitors. January seems to be a busy month for birthdays. Celebrating this past week were Marie Coutts, Kendal Carnachan, Helen Duncan, Helen Williamson, Brandon McGavin, Brenda McIntosh, Roy Gingerich and Jason McCall. Happy birthday to all. Thieves steal VCR, DVD player from store On Jan. 19 shortly after 9 a.m. Huron OPP officers were called to Oldfield's Pro Hardware store locat- ed on Turnberry Street in Brussels over a theft. An employee told police that sometime over the last two days two electronic items were stolen from the rear of the store, a JVC DVD player and a Daewoo VCR valued at approximately $500. The culprits are believed to have walked out the rear door of the busi- ness with the items. Anyone who can help solve this crime is asked to call the Huron OPP or Crime Stoppers. February is Heart & Stroke Month combined church service and meet- ing. Following the service, people are invited to bring loaves, cheese and crackers, fruit and muffins, etc. to