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VI/Ingham OPP Complete
Area Investigations
News of Walton
Institute Qssusses Drug Menace
During the week. February 20
to. FehrPry 26, 1972 investigat,
Ions, carried out by the OPP
from the WinghaM Detachment
1110u:tech
Two investigations under the
Liquor Control Act with two per-
sons charged.
Three charges laid under the
Highway Traffic Act with five
persons warned.
Thirteen investigations under
the Criminal Code of Canada.
On February 20, on Highway
No. 86, east of Molesworth, a
Motor vehicle collision occurred
involving Frederick W. Forbes
of R.R.#1, Listowel, and Roger
Deslegte of Kitchener. There-
were no injuries, and damages
were estimated at $450.00.
William A. Strong of Gorrie
received injuries whe n he was
involved in a snowmobile accid-
ent. His vehicle was not damaged.
Murray G. Willits of R.R,#1,
Wingham, also involved in a
snowmobile accident, received
injuries, but his vehicle was not
damaged.
Glenays Steuernal of Gorrie,
was a passenger on a snowmobile
driven by Murray Garniss of R.R.
#1, of Wroxeter received injur-
ies in an accident. The vehicle
was not damaged.
On February 21, Josephine A.
McAllister of Goderich, was in-
volved in a single car accident
on Highway #4 at the Junction of
Huron Road #25. She was not
injured, and the vehicle she was
driving was only slightly
damaged.
Lorne G. Darby was injured
on February 22 while driving
a snowmobile. The snowmobile
received minor damages.
On February 23, Eugene
Metzger of R.R.#1, Clifford and
Tina Klumpenhower of R.R.#1,
Wroxeter, were involved in a
Motor Vehicle Accident on Huron
Road #30 at Concession 12-13,
Howick. There were no injuries,
and damages to both vehicles
were estimated at $1100.00.
Kenneth Weber was in-
volved in a single car accident
on County Road #25, Morris, in
which his vehicle received dam-
ages estimated at $600.00.
On February 26, Thomas R.
Gibson and Alan Breckenridge'
were involved in a motor vehicle
accident on Huron Road #12 just
south Of Highway #86, Grey. No
one was injured. Damages were
estimated at $400.00.
On February 26, on County
Road #12, south of concession
3 - 4, Morris, Carolyn Y. Sage
of Kitchener, was involved in a
single car accident in which the
vehicle she was driving, was com-
pletely demolished. There were
AO injuries,
Three charges laid under the
Highway traffic ACt With eight
warnings issued.
Eighteen investigations under
the Criminal Code of Canada.
On February 19 at 12:16"1).1v1.
on Highway No.4, a motor vehicle
collision occurred involving
Ethel J. Martin of Lucknow and
James C. Busby of Mildmay, as
well as. Clarence W. Walker of
Belgrave. Total damages were
estimated at $1,350.00. No one
was injured.
At 12:17 P.M. on Highway
No. 4, Clarence W. Walker of
Belgrave and John Rutherford of
R.R.#2, Wingham, were involved
in a Motor Vehicle accident. Mr
Rutherford and his wife, Jean,
who was a passenger in his car
at the time of the accident, re-
ceived injuries. Total damages to
both cars were estimated at
$600.00.
At 12:20 P.M. on Highway
No. 4, John Rutherford, of R.R.
#2, Wingham, and Cameron S.
Procter of R.R.#5, Brussels,
were involved in an accident.
There were no injuries,
and damages were estimated at
$800.00.
At 3:00 P.M. on Huron County
Road No. 12, James K. Lamont
of Belgrave, and Leslie Sampson
of Brucefield, were involved in a
Motor Vehicle Accident. Both
drivers were injured as well as
Raymond White of R.R.#2, Blyth,
a passenger in the Lamont vehicle
and Walter Brown of Brussels, a
passenger in the Sampson
vehicle. Damages were es-
timated at $1,100.00.
On Highway No. 4, Cameron
S. Procter of R.R.#5 and DavidJ.
Bosman of R.R.#1, Belgrave,
Ontario were involved in a motor
vehicle accident. There were no
injuries, and damages were es-
timated at $1,800.00.
On Huron Road No. 12, Alvin
Gingerich of R.R.No.3, Zurich,
was involved in a Motor Vehicle
Accident with Beth S. Roder of
Goderich.There were no injuries,
and damages were estimated at
$650.00.
At the time of the above acci-
dents, visibility was almost zero
according to OPP Constable H.
B. McKitrick.
The February meeting of the
Walton Wornen's Institute was
held in the Community Hall on
Wednesday evening with the
President, Mrs. Gerald Watson
in the chair.
Mrs. Watson read an article
on Adelaide Hoodless, it being
the 75th anniversary of the found-
ing of the Women's Institute,
Mrs. William Humphries read
the minutes and the roll call
was answered by 22 members,
followed by the treasurer's
report. New hand books were
given out. Mrs. G. Watson was
nominated to attend the confer-
ence in Guelph. Names were
pulled for the coming card
parttes. On March 3rd, the
committee in charge will be Mrs.
A. McCall, Mrs. Wm. Humphries,
Mrs. R. Traviss and Mrs. Wm.
Leeming. The committee for
March 17 will be Mrs. Don
Achilles, Mrs. Jack. Gordon, Mrs.
Neil McGavin and Mrs. James
McDonald.
The nominating committee to
bring in the new slate of officers
is made up of Mrs. Herb Traviss,
Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs. Don
Achilles, Mrs. Allan McCall
and Mrs. Ray Huether.
Mrs. Don Achilles reported on
a bus trip being planned to visit
the Adelaide Hoodless home and
places of interest in Hamilton.
Mrs. Murray Smith intro-
duced the guest speaker, Mrs.
D. Docken who spoke on drugs and
potential drug user, the teenager.
'Mrs. Jim Astmann thanked Mrs.
Docken and presented her with a
gift.
Lunch was served by Mrs. N.
Reid, Mrs. D. Achilles, Mrs. T
Dundas and Mrs. N. Marks.
UNIT MEETING.
The Walton Unit held their
February meeting on Wednes-
day evening , in the basement
of the church.
The devotional period was
in charge of Mrs. Nelson Reid.
Hymn "0 Corm Let Us Sing of
a Wonderful Love" was sung
with Mrs. Ray Huether as pia-
nist.
Mrs. Allan McCall read the
scripture lesson followed by
prayer. A moments silence was
held In memory of the late Mrs.
J. Clark, a member of the unit,
followed by singing, "The Lord
is My Shepherd".
Mrs. Wm. Coutts chose for
her topic a story on Lee Holland,
a. young Canadian who puts
Africans on their own map, gives
hack to the native people of
Zambia some little things, like
confidence, hope, a willingness to
try new ideas, racial equality,
and a few thousand acres of
farmland. In one year, this 27-
year-old Canadian has enabled
63 Zambian families to start
their own farms, the first time
any of them had land they could
consider their own.
Mrs. Reid, the Unit Presi-
dent, also conducted the business.
The Thankoffering service was
announced to be held the first
Sunday in April. Orders were
taken by the treasurer for the
new hymn books. After some dis-
cussion it was decided to look
into having a supper this year,
Instead of the bazaar usually
held. Comments of the days hap-
penings at the Presbyterial in
Stratford were given by Mrs. E.
Mitchell and Mrs. W. Bewley.
Mrs. Reid closed the meeting
with prayer.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses, Mrs. E.Stevens, Mrs.
Wrn. Humphries and Mrs. Reid.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon
left last Saturday on a bus trip
to Florida where they will be
holidaying for sixteen days.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith
and family visited Mr. and Mis.
Clarence Dennis, Moncrief.
Drs. Jean and Gerd wester-
mann of Burlington spent a day
last week with Mr. and Mrs.Earl
Mills.
Master Blaine Hackwell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hackwell,
R.R, 4, Walton, has returned
home from hospital where he
underwent a tonsillectomy.
The Walton Women's Institute
welcome everyone to the euchre
this Friday evening in the
Walton. Community Hall which
begins at 8:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Nash,
Stoney Creek, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin.
Mrs. James McDonald was a
patient in a Toronto hospital for
a few days. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Junior Curling players, Bruce
McDonald, Dennis Campbell,
Richard McDonald and Clayton
Fraser attended a Junior
Bonspiel recently at the Hyland
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blake,
Walton, returned home after a13-
day tour of Florida. They visited
Disney World, Cypress Gardens
and many other interesting
places. Mr. and Mrs. Bordon
Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Mason of Blyth accompanied the
Bakes on the same bus tour.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stutz, Water-
loo spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Torrence Dundas.
Women of the community are
reminded of the Worlds Day of
Prayer in Duff's Church at 2
P.M, on March 3rd.
Visiting at the home of Mrs.
Russell Marks were Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Marks, Brian and Blaine,
Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Ryan, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Traviss, Waltgh,
Mrs, margaret,,Turner has
returned home to He4rst,9ntarjo
after spenchng several weeks at,
the home of Mr, and Mrs.. Rollie
Achillesp
Mr. and. Mrs, Ron Ennis,
Steven, Leanne and Sherri of
'Whitby visited with Mr, and Mrs,
Doug,
4-H meettngs
The Walton I club held their
second meeting at the home of
Kim Humphries on Tuesday.
The name chose n for the
club was decided to be f ,Nite
Caps".
The main topic of the meeting
was how to prepare the fabric
before cutting. Some of the girls
cut out their patterns and others
straightened their material.
The next meeting will be held
at Margaret Shortreed's home on.
Tuesday evening.
WALTON 2- 4-H CLUB
The Walton "Snooty Susies"
third meeting was held at the
leader's home, Mrs. Don Nolan
on Saturday, February 26, at
1:30 p.m.
Pat McDonald read the
minutes. Seven members
answered the roll call, "Show
your fabric and pattern and why
you chose them."
Stay stitching was the topic
of our discussion and four impor-
tant points were stressed. Mrs.
Don Nolan demonstrated the
technique of sewing three
different seams, the french, the
flat fell and the lap seam. A
sample of each must be placed
in your record book. The juniors
were supervised while laying out
their pattern pieces and will com-
plete it at home.
The meeting closed with the
4-H motto.
Win Prizes At
Howick Bingo
Regular games: Jean Griffith,
Lucknow & Bill Lang, Mildmay;
Clarence Denstedt, Dorking;
Inez Williamson, Harriston; Mrs.
Riehl, Wingham; Bea Hergott,
Mildmay; Mrs. H. Bell, Harris-
ton & Mrs. Bill Schill, For-
mosa; Mrs. Schill, Formosa;
Clarence Denstedt, Dorking;
Mrs. Margaret Adams, Wroxeter
& Mrs. Doris Adams, Bluevale;
Laurie Henderson, Wingham;
Mrs. Barkwell, Lucknow & Mrs.
Ohm, Wingham; Jean Griffith,
Lucknow; "Share the Wealth" -
1: Mrs. Tom Leek, Wroxeter;
2; Bea. Hergott, Mildmay: $25
Special: Mrs. Barkwell, Luck-
now; Jackpot Consolation plus
bonus; Mrs. Bates, Harriston;
Lap Card Special: Mrs. McLen-
nan, Lochalsh: Door Prizes:
Mrs. Hammer, Listowel, Mrs.
Derbecker, Wingham, Dave Ellis,
Palmerston & Mrs. Kauffman,
Listowel; Lucky Draws: Mrs.
Doris Adams, Bluevale, Mary
McInnis, Fordwich, Mrs. Bell,
Harriston & Bill Lang, Mildmay.
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