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Bruce gave some statistics about how the United Church in the 60s was booming and now in the 90s it isn't doing quite as well. He believes however, that the UCW, which is 1 the largest women's group in Canada, is a powerful group that is best suited to help redesign the church to meet the social, spiritual and emotional needs of the people. People There was a slightly smaller crowd at the Walton dance this past Friday but the dancers had a lot of fun. Door prize winners were Ian Wilbee and Philip James. There will be one more dance, June 2 with the Tiffins. Phyllis and Emerson Mitchell were married at the Walton United Church manse May 7, 1949. Patty Banks had seen pictures of their wedding and decided that it would be a great idea to update the pictures. She posed the couple in Continued on page 9 Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6860 Rev. Cook speaks to UCW Planting for tomorrow The students of Walton Public School took some time out of class May 5, to plant trees provided by the Ministry of Natural Resources. Steve Bowers offers a few instructions as Quina Gowan, Grade 2, pats the soil around the tiny seedling. W4/ YOUR eneett STORE WITH Fo od Markets ID Walton Public School news J. Rickert wins contest As reported about a month ago the school had a 'World Book - Snuggle Up and Read' campaign where kids were to find sponsors to support them financially for every book they read. With this past week being Education Week the staff decided it would be the perfect time to award the kids their reading certificates and medals. Parents, students and staff gathered in the room used as a gym and there Mrs. Crocker told how the school had raised almost $1,000. She then showed everyone the different encyclopedias that the school was able to buy with the money. She congratulated all the students on their great reading efforts and encouraged all the students to continue the great work. Hats off to Ricky and Andy Pethick who raised the most money. Each teacher then called their students forward and presented them with certificates and Mrs. Crocker gave them medals. Earlier that morning the students watched a video called, 'Planting Trees for Canada - Planting Trees for Me.' They learned how to plant trees, the reasons for planting trees and different types of trees. Steve Bowers from the Ministry of Natural Resources brought all kinds of saplings for the students to plant along the far edge of their playground. Steve (along with helpers Andy and David Pethick) showed them how it was to be done and the kids all gave it their best shot. The Kindergarten class this week learned what kinds of plants they were growing. They are now learning how to graph the plants' growth. The Grade 2s made potato critters. They cut the top out of a potato and filled it with dirt and planted grass seed. The class also made a huge cake poster with construction paper candles. They wrote on each candle what they liked best about WPS. The Grade 3s have been learning all about magnets. Tina Smith made an airplane magnet. She made a runway out of paper and then made a paper airplane and fastened a paper clip to it. She then took the magnet under the runway and when it found the clip she was able to move the airplane all over the runway. They did various experiments and the highlight was using the big six-volt battery (electro-magnet). They learned that wires sure do get hot and that it magnetized the nail that they had used. The Grade ones had a wonderful time with Jeff McGavin and Neil Williamson as the two showed the children the different farm machines. This year the kids seemed to be aware of the 'safety stickers' on all of the new equipment. The class has also started their designing projects. 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