The Huron Expositor, 1987-10-07, Page 91.
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Walton Bantam girls win tri -championship
Walton Correspondent
MHS. BETTY Me.CAI.L
887-6677
• RECEIVE AWARDS
• Craig Harkwell was the recipient of the
following "Awards at the Central Huron.
Secondary School, Clinton commencement,
September 25; Haugh Tires Award, (Auto
Mechanics Practical), Grade 12 Technical
Teachers Award and Scholars Award Cover,
80 percent. Craig is presently attending
Fanshawe College. in the Construction
Engineering Technician Programme. Craig,
is the son. of er onan -Doreen Hackwell,
"RR 4 Walton, •
D.UFF'S CHURCH
Worldwide Communion was held at Duff's
United Church' Sunday morning with
• • Graeme Craig, Ken McDonald, Mary Hum-
, !Aries, Bill Coutts and Lavern Godkin serv-
ing. Glenda Carter was organist and offer-
ing was received h •Tack MrP..wing, Lavern
Godkin and Bill Coutts. Walton got off to a good start in the series,
Rev. Bonnie'Lamble was in the pulpit, and winning the first game by a score of 6.5.
lead the Junior Choir in their, anthem. Wingham won the se and game quite easily
RETURN HOW' beating Walton 18-3. The -Walton girls played
Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles returned 25. games over the summer, losing seven,
home from a two week trip where they
visited with Della Achilles at Hearst who
returned home with them along with Rolly's
sister May Haight of Kenora.
Isabelle Shortreed and Leona Connelly
returned home Saturday night from a three
day colored tour to the Bancroft area, enjoy-
ing a three hour boat cruise on Stoney Lake
The "girls also won in a tournament in
Listowel during the summer,
Congratulations to the following girls en a
great season - Peggy Ryan, Cathy William-
son, Nancy Godkin, Dianne Williamson,.
Heather Perrie, Elizabeth Lamble, Sherry
Hoegy, Sherry Harburn, Glenda Carter,
Bonnie Finlayson, Heather McGavin and
returning home through ,Peterborough, Jenny Culliton. Coaches were Karen Hoegy
viewing the -lift -locks -of Qre Trent Severer and Cheryi Ryan
Waterways and, then the Cullen Barns near • BINGO HELD
Scarborough, The Walton Area' Sports Club held its first
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP Bingo Fridaynight, in the Brussels Legion.
The, Walton Bantam Girls captured the A Winners from Walton area were Pearl Mc -
Tri -Championship Thursday night at the Callum, Karen Hoegy, Don Nolan, Marilyn
Walton. Park, defeating the Wingham Ban- ' McDonald, and Mary Humphries, Don't
tam Girls 5-4. The game.vias the third in the forget the one this Friday at' 8 pm. Doors
best of three series. open at seven.
Cranbrook newlywed . rnoves to London
-___ .Cranbrook-Correspondent..-_—__._
MRS. MAC ENGEI.
887-0645
Tracy Engel, daughter of -Marilyn and
' Jack Clark, Stratford, formerly of Cran-
brook, and granddaughter of Annie Engel,
Cranbrook, and Kamile Abado, son of John
and•Julia •Abado, London, were married on
August 29 at St. Justins Parish, London. The
couple are residing in London:
Marie Perrie, daughter of Brenda and the
late Donald Perrie, was top grad at the
Commencement in Seaforth on Friday,
Sept. 25. Marie did extremely well and was
awarded the Box Furniture award. for
French, the K.J. Etue Calculus Award, the
Ross Ribey Functions and .Relations
County council
meets MOH
Huron County Council was introduced to
the county's new medical officer of health at
its October session.
Dr. Maarten Bokhout was on hand for
• presentation of the Huron County Board of
Health report to council and was introduced
by Godericli Township Reeve Grant Stirl-
ing, board chairman.
Mr. Stirling also expressed the board's
thanks to Dr. James McGregor of Wingham,
who had been acting medical officer of
health since the resignation of Dr. Harry
Cieslar.
New librarian
iiireditor Huron
Huron County Council' has given its ap-
proval to the appointment of Beth Ross as
the new chief librarian for the Huron County
Library System,
At its regular October session, county
council approved a library board recom-
mendation that the former Oxford County
assistant librarian be appointed to the top
position in the Hawn County system.
The county's new chief librarian will enter
the position's salary schedule at Level 2,
$34,996.
Ms. Ross was chosen over five other ap-
plicants interviewed by the board.
Manager's
salarystruck
by council
Huron County Council has approved a
board of health recommendation which sets
out the salary schedule for the case
manager's position in the newly established
Huron Addiction Assessment and Referral
Program,
At its regular October session, county
council endorsed the board's recommenda-
tion to establish the salary for the position at
$25,428 at Level 1 and sealing upward to the
maximum $30,836 at Level 7.
The Huron Addiction Assessment and
Referral Program is funded 100 per cent by
the Ontario Ministry of Health, but ad-,
ministered by the Huron County Board of
Health through an advisory council respon-
sible to the board.
WOOD
CARVING
The Seafsrth
Recreation Department
will be having a program oil
WILD FOWL
CARVING '
Get'prepared for the hunting
season by making a decoy.
PROGRAM BEGiNS:
WED., OCT. 21
7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
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award and the Seaforth insurance Algebra Bert van Donkersgoed also visited them and
-award:--Gongratulations-Mar-ie-.,We-wish -= rn
ealled-on others -in -the eomunity.-----
you the best as you further your,education Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bentley enjoyed a holi-
in St, Catharines, day at Manitoulin Island.
Garnet Starr, Chataham,was a weekend . On Sunday afternoon, September 27, Mrs,
visitor with Don and Mrs. Cotton: On Mon- Mac Engel celebrated her 85th birthday at
day they all,enjoyed a color tour to-Meaford, an Open House at the Cranbrook Communi-
Eugenie Falls and Owen Sound. ' - . • Or Centre. •- -
• Mr. and Mrs. Keit .MacDonald have Mrs. Don Cotton, Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
returned from a two weeks trip to -.Van- and Mrs. Jack Conley poured tea for the
couver, Victoria and Queen Charlotte, large number of friends and relatides who
Islarids, attended. They' were from London,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Conley entertained ap- Hamilton, Gorrie, Listowel, Seaforth, At -
proximately 30 family members to a wood and locally. About 30 of the relatives
• barbecue supper on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, . , had a potluck meal following the afternoon.
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