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PAGE 17. The Walton ball park saw the Midget girls in action this past week. They played against the Wingham girls and were defeated. The Walton Brewers played in Brussels on Wednesday evening against the Brussels Tigers and defeated them, in an extra long game. 16-12. On Thursday evening ladies slowpitch was on the diamond and the Walton Wonder defeated the Castaways in a good game. Congratulations to Ron and Nicole Stevenson on the birth of new daughter, Allison. Ashley and Brett are excited siblings. Congratulations also go to Tammy and Adam Hamilton on the birth of a new son. Reece. Brothers Dalton and Owen are glad the new baby is here. Sad news for Walton friends of Dr. Glen Oliver who passed away Monday morning. He was an eye specialist who lived in Allentown, Pennsylvania, but his family and roots were from here in Walton on the 16th of Grey. He was good friends with Neil and Marie McGavin who were to see him from the Thursday to Saturday prior to his passing. Full details of his life and obituary will be announced and a memorial service is to be held at a later date at Duff's United Church, Walton. The village of Walton has been busy and a little noisy with construction going on. An enlarged parking area for Ryan Truck Repair and Ryan Trucking was in progress during the week. At Cook's, construction _ and replacement of legs and augering systems for the dryers and elevators Was also in progress. A progressive community is the village of Walton. The Walton Women's Institute hosted a Blyth theatre supper on Friday evening at Walton Hall. Only a small number enjoyed the delicious dinner served by the ladies. Holidays started for some last week and ended for others. Having to head home to St. John, New Brunswick after enjoying a luiliday at Jack and Donna Knight's were daughter Joanne. husband Weldon and children Allison and Andrew. They spent Wednesday at the Toronto Zoo along with brothers Steve and Brad and Janine, Brad's daughter. Weldon commented what a clean and well run place the zoo was and you could never cover it all in one day. Returning from a short holiday at Point Farms Provincial Park were Ron and Betty McCallum and Barry and Karen Hoegy. After enjoying a wonderful couple of weeks at Manitoulin Island, Paul and Dianne McCallum, Harold and Pearl McCallum and Wayne and Joyce Hartman have returned home. Joining them for a time were Chris, Cindy and Loren Poland and Colleen McCallum and friends. Coming from Ohio were some other friends who enjoyed the wonderful weather and great fishing. Returning from a train trip to the west were Emerson and Phyllis Mitchell, Mandy and Jamie Mitchell. they headed to Saskatoon then went to Unity, Saskatchewan with intentions of visiting a cousin of Phyllis's — Lloyd Cuthill and wife Merle. Unfortunately, Lloyd passed away while they were travelling there, so they attended the memorial service held for him. He was born in McKillop Twp. and was 70 years old. While away the two weeks, the Mitchell's also visited friends and relatives in Kindersley, Bigger and' Plenty. They had the opportunity to visit the Edmonton Mall for two days and Mandy and Jamie thought it was great. The Dinosaur Museum at Drumheller was also a great day of interest for everybody. Here for a holiday from Halifax, Nova Scotia is Dr. Will Perrie, with Margaret, Jessica, and Jonathon. They are staying at Dave and Joan Perrie's cottage at Bayfield and are spending time visiting the family members and Mom Clara. They had lunch with sister Jeanne Kirkby at the Walton Inn on Wednesday. Home for the weekend from Mississsauga were Connie Coutts and Holly at Bill and Marie Couttses, On Saturday Bill and Marie's granddaughter, Pam Carter married Curt Cummings. Pam is the daughter of Allan and Karen (Courts) Carter of Seaforth. The happy couple will be living near Edmonton, Alberta. On Friday evening there was a great turnout for the buck and doe for Walton's Rob Shortreed and Blyth's Andrea Rammeloo at the BM&G Community Centre. Their wedding is Morris-Turnberry council held a public works meeting July 9. A bylaw was passed to provisionally accept the drainage report for the Mills municipal drain. The Court of Revision will be held Aug. 6 at 7 p.m. with tenders due that day at noon. Final reading was given to a bylaw to regulate the installation of swimming pools. Council received a letter stating that the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs had approved the appointment of Lloyd Michie as drainage superintendent. Information was received that bridges were to be inspected every two years, depending on the size. coming up in August. Friday was a busy day for the McGavin families as moving was on the agenda. Neil and Marie are now living at RR2, Brussels, formerly Jeff and Shannon's home and Jeff and Shannon, Jacob, McKenzie and Teagan are now at RR4. Walton, formerly Neil and Marie's home. Brian McGavin says everything went well except for a minor mishap with his ankle. Hope it's all right soon Brian. If you missed it on the radio, you can drop off your old batteries at McGavin's and Vincent's during the next few weeks as a blitz is on right now to collect them. Celebrating birthdays this past week were Gerald Watson, Devon McCutcheon, Mitchell Ryan, Neil Mitchell, Brenda Finlayson, Alicia Dalton, Ed McClure, Monica Ryan, Doreen Hackwell, Darlene Stevens, Karissa McMeekin, and Janie McEwing. The Walton Women's Institute meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Ruth Axtmann with education the theme of the meeting. Michie will ask the county about doing the inspections. A quote had also been received from B.M. Ross and Associates. The estimated cost of work to be done on the Holmes Line culvert is $32,000. The closing date for tenders is July 29. At the July 11 session of council, Art Clark of Maitland Engineering and Lloyd Michie, public works co- ordinator attended to discuss the hydrogeological report of bedrock aquifer for the Morris Ward landfill site. Michie also reported that a $6,000 refund would be forthcoming for PST paid to Radfords for snowplowing. FROM WALTON Students study .Munsch This past week at Walton Little School, the pre-school class has been studying Robert Munsch books and doing activities related to the stories. They are working on writing letters to Robert Munsch in hopes that he will reply. The pre-schoolers are also enjoying the grocery store at the dramatic play centre. They are writing a lot of grocery lists. The school-age class has been studying water, doing special experiments and working on designing and constructing their own islands. They also enjoyed a class trip to the library. The toddler class has been studying farm animals and farm life. They planted flowers and are enjoying their new water table. M-T discusses public works Business Directory Frank Workma" Electric 20 years serving Brussels & area •Farm •Home *Commercial R.R. #3, Brussels 887-6867 Help for Today. Hope for Tomorrow. Today, I in 13 Canadians over 65 is affected by Alzheimer Disease and related dementias: For more information, contact your local Alzheimer Society or visit our Web site at www.alzheimer.ca Alzheimer Society Canudiuu Study of fiend, and Avg"