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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-12-03, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 3, 1986 WALTON AND AREA Foresters at assembly ('ranbrook Correspondent MRS. M A(' EN(:Kl. 887-661 5 Ice :Robert Cochrane, Stratford, conduct- ed the service in Knox Presbyterian Church oil 'November 23. W oekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sirvensmt were Mr and Mrs. Bruce l tumulus. Toronto and Anna Lee Smith, Cori and Andy. of MRion. Robert Harrison and Murray Crawford attended the Federation of Agriculture 'oil vent ion held at the Skyline, Intel, Toronto Irnu1 Monday. November 24 to 26. The Canadian Order of Foresters W esters t int:trio I'mvincial Assembly was held in the I Inlida) Inn at Guelph on November 21 to 22. Hepri'senting ('ours Woodbine MI00 Cran- htnnk were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Craig, Mrs. Ronald Petrie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley, qtr and Mrs 11anv Jaeklin and Mac M skittish. There were 10 tables playing at the Foresters' euchre on November 28. W inners were: high, Mrs. Harvey Adams, Ken Crawford, low, Ls.ahelle Craig, Donald Clark, Ione hands, Shirley Vetsl.eop, Bill Beirnes, at lucky table 4. Isabelle Craig, Patsy Dickin- son, Annie Engel, Earl Mills, birthday, Verna Crawford, W Hired Strickler, lucky tallies, Dorothy Cox, Lenora Mills, Anne Cooper, lucky cup, Margeurite Beirnes. The Hall Board is holding their first euchre on Friday evening December 5. PEOPI3s Jirn Saxon and daughter Teresa, Toronto, spent the weekend with his brother John and Mrs. Saxon. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Sharon, Becky and Allison Rapson attended the 91st birthday party for Mrs. Dadswell at Harriston on November 28. Other guests attended from W incisor. Port Elgin and Harriston. Sympathy extended to families M eK itlop Correspondent IDEIJ A E. REGE1 E 327-1106 Idella Regele and Norman Hubley of Scalnnh visited recently with Pearl and I Ivuld McCallum at RR 1 Walton and also isoed. with Bryan and Sharlene and Amy McClure at RR 2, Seaforth. Pearl McCallum of RR 1, Walton visited 111th Shirley and Stan Preszcator at Crediton. Mr and Mrs. Alvin Hinz and Marg �Inlunvyof Mitchell visited on Sunday at the Ilulih,i I3c'kcic humc at Seaforth and they ahs called on Helen Byers at Seaforth, Muriel Mulholland and Viola Harper of RR Mitchell visited one day last week with Hullett accepts fuel tender Al the regular meeting of Hullett Town- ship Council a motion was passed to accept the tender of United Co -Op to supply fuel for the township at a cost of 35,9 per litre diesel fuel, 35.9 per litre regular gas and 22.9 per litre furnace fuel. Council also voted to have the drainage superintendent work with the county en- gineeron the Ball Drain, Branch B., repairing the bels and catch basin on County Road. The clerk will be arranging a meeting with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Ducks Unlimited to discuss flooding problems at 'Pony Fidoms. The damage to crops, caused by the ducks and geese, will also be discussed, possibly at the January or February meeting. The mod vrtrelintendent hay heron author- Clarence Regele at Seaforth, Sympathy is extended to Helen Byers of Seaforth. Her daughter-in-law, Mary Byers, passed away in Kitchener Hospital. Sympa- thy is also extended to her husband Al Byers and family of Kitchener. Pearl, Harold and Paul McCallum of RR 1, Walton and Larry and Marsha Nevers, RR 4, W alton visited at the Hubley-Regele home one evening last week. Sympathy is extended to Pearl Hartman and Joyce and Wayne Hartman in the death of a husband and father, Bob Hartman of Rayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Williamson of Seaforth were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum at RR 1, Walton. ized to purchase some signs stating that the road is not ploughed all the way through. The clerk has been instructed to forward the estimate from Ontario Hydro to move hydro poles on Dave Anderson's farm to the County Road Committee for their considera- tion. The road superintendent has been instruct- ed to have Burns Ross Engineers inspect the bridge on Concessions 6 and 7, Lot 19, and to bring in a report. A resolution on recreation grants, received from Onaping Falls, was not supported by nutlet l council. The Ministry of Housing will he requested to write off OHRP leans no. 31 and 23. Council has authorized the "Application for Grant -Ontario Home ReneWal Plan" in the amount of $40,000, Council has adopted, the maintenance,€ln, occupancy standards for the Ontario Hoche' Renewal Program as prescribed by 'the Ministry of Housing. Council has granted permission for 4obn, Beane to sell Christmas trees from his homer Council has granted permission to R,J. Fear to place his bees on township property, east half, lot 13, concession 2, at a cost of $25 per year. A by-law to impose special annual drainage rates upon land in respect of which money is borrowed under the Tile Drainage Act. 1971, in the amount of $20,000 was passed. The accounts, as presented, were ap- proved and passed, Eight tables in play iat Walton euchre Announ g W altos Correspondent MILS. ALLAN MC('AIL 587-6677 Euchre, sponsored by the Walton Wo- men's Institute, was played Thursday eve- ning in the Walton Hall. There were eight tables in play. Prizes went to the high lady, h Alberta Stevens, low, Dorothy g Ilarold Bolger, low, John Simpson. Birthday closest to Christmas, Jack McEwing. Going the furthest for Christmas, Darla!'Tolocnik, draw from all the score cards, Elva Bolger. Hostesses were Margaret Craig, Marjory Humphries and Maxine Marks. The next monthly euchre is scheduled for Thursday, January 29. CHURCH NEWS First Sunday of Advent was observed at Duff's United Church Sunday when Rev. Bonnie Lamble was assisted by her daughter, Barbara in the lighting of the first 5dvent candle. In the children's story they were reminded of this special day in the church, it is the first day of the New Year in the church, color for advent is purple and lighting the first candle means Peace to the world. The Junior Choir sang an opening number. A special duet was sung by Graeme Craig and his daughter Shannon. Serving Com- munion was Bruce Clark, Ken McDonald, Ray Huether, Viola Kirkby, Margaret Craig, Barry Hoegy and Graeme Craig. Greeting at the door were Don and Marilyn McDonald. Organist was Margery Huether and offering was received by Allan Searle, ian Wilhee and laverne McClure. cements iven out were the ll.('. W . potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. W ednes- day, December 3. Junior choir practice is Thursday, December 4, 4:15-5:15. Tuesday, Dec. 2, official hoard meeting for the Pastoral charge at the home of Don and Marilyn McDonald. Next Sunday is White Gift Service. l'F1040NA1 4. 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