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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-12-04, Page 5WALTON AND AREA Church holds White Gift Service Walton Correspondent MRS. lit"t•t•i Mec'AII, 887 -8677 Children from the church school proceeded '.'rum the back of the church to the reserved . eats at the front when they took part in the White Gift Service Sunday morning at Duff's 'nited church. Dianne McCallum was in charge of the first part of the service. Readers were Brian Lave. Susan Carter and Jim Clark. Heather McGnvin read The Magnil'icat of Mary from Luke t 46.47 Bonnie !amble told the children's story. After the presentation of white gifts, the children went to the basement for their lessons with teachers, Maxine Marks, Gloria I'we • Dianne M cCallum and Marie M cGavin. >rgan music was supplied by Elva W ilbee. tCsht'rs were Lavern Godkin, Keith Wilbee and Barry Hoegy. Since Sunday was the first Sunday of Advent, the first candle was lit by Elizabeth I:unble Next Sunday is Communion at 10 a. m: with the Egmondville minister in charge. BAIL TEAM ENTERTAINED On Saturday, November23 the Walton Pee W ee ball team were taken to Palmerston by their coaches, Bruce Clark and Steve Noble Sr. They were treated to the use of the pool, sauna and whirlpool at "The Ranton Place." The boys then played the video games prior to finishing the day with a dinner at the same place. Team members are: Joe Ryan, Steve Fritz, Steve Noble Jr., Tim Nolan, John Steffler, Tony Greidanus, Brian Alcock, Ron Steven- son, Manny Taylor, Jim Clark and Gary Williamson. Hullett concurs with additional fire funds Mullett Township Council passed a motion at its latest meeting to concur with the resolution of the Village of Omemee regard- ing additional funding for municipalities whose volunteer fire departments have been diversified to include CPR, .First Aid, Auto extrication and traffic control. Also to the meeting council; Passed a motion to prepare a by-law agreeing to the proposed three -year -agree- ment presented by the Seaforth Community I'entres Board -Approved the tile drain loan application of Dejong Farms Ltd. at Pari tots 27 and 28, Concession 14, subject to township by-law and availability of funds. -Passed a motion to open the Court of Revision for the Ball Drainage Works naming the full, council as members with Tom Cunningham as chairman. •Passed a by-law to provide for a drainage works in the Township of Hullett and for borrowing on the credit of the municipality in the amount of $22,500 for its completion. CWL BAZAAR -- The Si James Catholic Women's League held a bazaar In the gymnasium of St. James School on Saturday, November 30 Here, Jim Crowley looks over the goodies at .,ne of the display tables white Sherr -Lyn Hugill prepares to serve customers. Raftis photo Walton resident visits in Seaforth McKillop Correspondent IDEL.LA REGFIA 527-1108 Mrs. Harold McCallum of RR 1, Walton, Idella Regele and Norman Hubley of Seaforth spent Tuesday in London. 'Visitors with Carl McCallum and Tara were Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McCallum. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nevers and Mr. Ray Machan, of RR I and 4 Walton, Idella Regele and Norman Hubley of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mrs. Vic Ward No. I Walton visited at the home of Idella Regele and Norman Hubley at Sea forth. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steele of Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer of Egmondville were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator at Crediton. Wise asked for action Huron founts council dne.n I ucree eetlh the county federal um of agneultore tntpu�tng ntortitnnum un farm foredo. uu, hut tell) ask for "mune h,de .ti'ta'n Iroot the Ii•'lentl minister of ,igni•ulton• \t its Nut timber !x .pert,,! meeting. n unty council a rood lu .t nd a letter to John 11'ise, the tetler.il .rgnttillun' nunister 'ilte Huron I taole tr'lel.diur of agneul !lire Irv.settare.nhiIion a:its ,innu,timeet irig in ()Holler st.ruu' '' µ„ulrt impose a m,,r;i:nnunt rot it, tat '1 nn lain lun•elosure,. count c comet' 'I t --it I suggest vehat kind ul tnuttedi.tle ,u tine be Liken to .oleo the pr„ hli•tts it Me mdu,tn 'arta! l'erve, t.1 Iht i "Leis t di It, „•n' ii• !rattle In'loot Video GOLF LESSONS . from a Uu3lifi7d student of the gamevvtib 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE ire Amateur & Pro Gulf 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE with PGA lour EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS GIFTS Introductory Prices' Jan. to April Call 527-1113 for information \iuuder Bnan Mulroney, Premier David Peterson. provincial agriculture minister Jack Riddell, MP Murray Cardiff and MPP \lurnty Elston. 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