HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-16, Page 40PAGE 40. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1986.
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Mrs. Betty McCall
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Walton women participate
in Sunday service
Sunday morning church service
at Duff's United was led by Bonnie
Lambie.
Women of the congregation
participated in the 50th Anniver-
sary Worship Service, celebrating
the contribution women have made
to the church and its life through
the years. Giving the prayers were
Pearl McCallum, Helen Craig and
Karen Hoegy. Reading scriptures
were Margaret Craig, Marilyn
McDonald and Joyce Van Vliet.
Greeters were Anne Clark and
Elizabeth Lamble. Ushers were
Martin Baan, Howard Hackwell
and Campbell Wey. Organist was
Marion Godkin.
Next Sunday is Walton Spring
Thankoffering at 2 p.m. with
special guest, Mary Ellen Knight
and special music provided by the
Walton UCW
unit meets
Music was the theme for the
April meeting of Walton I unit,
held in the church basement
Wednesday evening.
The devotions were opened by
Gloria Love and Doreen Hackwell.
Marion Godkin led in songs of
music. Margery Fraser continued
with the theme on Music for the
topic.
Mare Coutts was in charge of
business. Audrey Hackwell read
minutes. Nineteen members an-
swered the roll call. A total of $179
was realized from the Bakeless
Bake Sale. Anyone wishing to
contribute may give it to the
treasurer, Doreen Hackwell.
Members were reminded of
coming events. The May meeting
will be a joint of both units. Mrs.
Laurie Erb of the Seaforth Hospital
will speak on palliative care.
Grace preceded lunch served by
Marjorie Humphries, Berva Wat-
son and Donna McClure during a
half hour of fellowship.
Club names winners
The Walton Area Sports Club
met April 7 at the home of Judy
Lee. Winners for the monthly draw
were: first prize of $100, Heather
McDougall, Clinton; second prize
of $25, Murray Sholdice, Walton.
Judy Lee resigned as President,
Dave Gamble will take over. Kit
Walker was nominated to the
executive. Plans were made for the
ball registration this Saturday,
Apri119from 1:30-3 p.m. at the
library. Any boy or girl wishing to
play are reminded to sign up.
New Life Singers. Thursday, April
24, the Joint Walton - Bluevale
Board meeting will beheld in
Walton Church at 8 p.m. Friday,
April 25 there will be Bake and
Plant Sale and afternoon tea, 2:30
p.m. in Presbyterian Church,
Bluevale.
Walton 11
unit meets
There were 11 members and two
guests present for the April
meeting of Walton II held at the
home of Pearl McCallum on
Wednesday evening.
The opening meditation was
given by Marilyn McDonald and
Margaret Bennett followed by
hymn, "Wonderful Words of
Life". Psalm 100 was read by
Margaret Bennett followed with
prayer. Marilyn McDonald had an
interesting story then "Abide with
me" to close the devotions.
Karen Hoegypresidedforthe
business opening with a poem,
"Spring Cleaning"-. Margaret
Craig read minutes. Plans were
made for the Thankoffering this
Sunday. June 1 is the last day for
the bale articles to come in. This
unit was asked to serve at Nancy
Bennett's reception, July 19.
Marilyn McDonald brought re-
ports from the Unified Board
Meeting. There will be a new
person hired to clean the church
every week.
Walton news briefs
Twenty-seven relatives and
friends attended the birthday party
for Katie Emmrich at her parents
home on Sunday. Among those
attending were Clint and Judy
Emmrich and Jamie; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Emmrich and families, Kitch-
ener; Volker and Shirley Hirtlein
and family, London; Pauline Gul-
utzen and family, Blyth; John and
Kim Thamer, Kitchener; Ruthie
Thamer, London; Aaron Jantzi,
Dublin and Ruth Thamer, Walton.
Jake and Dorothy Marks, Exeter
visited on Sunday with Nelson and
Maxine Marks.
Gail Searle, Brampton visited
recently with her parents Allan and
Alice Searle.
WALTON
Minor Bali Registration
SATURDAY , APRIL 19
1:00 - 3:00
WALTON LIBRARY
$10.00 per player
STOP, SHOP, & SAVE
Snell's Grocery
Limited
BLYTH 523-9332
OPEN: TUES. - SAT. 9 - 6
LEWIS HAMBURGER OR WIENER
ROLLS
8's .77
"DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE"
GRANNY 10's
BUTTER TARTS 1.29
WESTON RASPBERRY
JELLY ROLL340G.1.29
SCHNEIDERS ALL -BEEF OR RED HOT
WIENERS 450G.1.59
SCHNEIDERS CELLO PACK 454 G.
STEAKETTES 1.49
SCHNEIDERS NO. 1
SIDE BACON 500 G.2.59
SCHNEIDERS OLD FASHIONED
HAM"LIMITED
QUANTITY" LB. 2.99
SCHNEIDERS "DELI SLICED" JUMBO
SUMMER
SAUSAGE LB. 3.99
SCHNEIDERS "DELI SLICED"
BLUE RIBBON
BOLOGNA LB. 1.99
MAPLE LEAF COIL STYLE
POLISH
SAUSAGE LB. 1.79
MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED
PORK 1/2's LB.
COTTAGE ROLL 1.49
NO. 1 SELECT PEAMEALED SLICED
BACK BACON LB. 3.29
KENT UNSWEETENED 12 OZ.
ORANGEJUICE .89
SOMERDALE STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE
FRENCH FRIES; KG
.49
McCAIN
CHICKEN
BURGERS 300 G. 2.49
HIGHLINER BOSTON BLUE
FISH FILLETS 1 LB.1.99
HIGHLINER 750 G.
FISH `N CHIPS 2.39
PEPPERIDGE FARM
LAYER CAKE369G.1.39
SUNSHINEFANCY 5 LB.
VEGETABLES 2.99
RED MONTMORENCY 22 LB.
PIECHERRIES 18.99
FROM THE TROPICS
BANANAPER LB. .49
PROD. OF CHILE CAN. #1
BLACK RIBIER
GRAPES LB. 1.29
CANADA FANCY
IDA RED
APPLES
3 LB
1.49
CALIFORNIA NAVEL LARGE 88's
ORANGES DOZ. 2.49
FLORIDA VINE RIPE
TOMATOES LB. .69
CALIFORNIA BUNCH
CELERY STALKS .79
U.S. CAN. #1
CAULIFLOWER 1.19
U.S. CAN. #1 "NEW CROP"
CARROTS 2 LB_ .69
ONTARIO #1 TBLE
POTATOAES
10 LB.
.65
CHASE `N SANBORN OR HILL BROS.
GROUND
COFFEE 369 G. 2.99
FLOWERDALE 60's OR RIDGEWAY
TEA BAGS 72's 1.99
J. B. PURE UNSWEETENED
APPLEJUICE 48 02..89
WELCH'S 40 OZ. GLASS
PRUNE NECTAR 1.99
SKIPPY SUPER SMOOTH OR CHUNK
PEANUT
BUTTER 1KG. 3.59
SHIRRIFF GOOD MORNING 750 ML.
MARMALADE 2.19
NABISCO
SHREDDED
WHEAT 600 G. 2.29
DUNCAN HINES
CAKE MIXES 520 G..99
SCHNEIDERS
LARD OR
SHORTENING 1 LB .99
3 L.
VIEGETABLE01L6.89
FLEISCHMANN'S OR BLUE BONNET
MARGARINE PKG. 2.99
MAPLE LEAF OR SCHNEIDERS 500 G.
CHEESE SLICES 2.99
CAMPBELL CREAM OF
MUSHROOM
SOUP 100z. .49
CATELLI MACARONI AND 225 G. 2 FOR
CHEESE DINNER .89
LANCIA EGG
NOODLES
VAN CAMP
BEANS
WITH PORK 14 0z. .49
375 G. .59
STOKELY'S WAX OR GREEN BEANS
CREAM CORN OR
HONEYPOD PEAS
14 OZ. .49
ROBIN HOOD ALL-PURPOSE
FLOUR 10 KG. 7.89
CLUBHOUSE PURE GROUND 106 G.
BLACK PEPPER 2.49
ZEST COMPLEXION
BAR SOAP 4's 1.99
GLAD KITCHEN CATCHER 20" x 22" 24's
GARBAGE BAGS1.49
VAPONA
NO PEST STRIP 2.99
TOP CHOICE BEEF FLAVOUR
DOG FOOD 2 KG. 3.99
SELECTED LOT
REGULAR SIZE
CHOCOLATE BARS 3 FOR 1.00
JIFFY BUTTER FLAVOURED
POPCORN 5 oz. 1/2 PRICE
KRONA 1 LB. PRINT
MARGARINE 1/2 PRICE
MOUNTAIN BLEND WHOLE
COFFEE BEANS 350 G. 2.99
HEINZ
B.B.O.SAUCE 455 ML. GLASS .99
BRAVO
CHICK PEAS OR KIDNEY
BEANS 19 Oz. .59
DECOR 2, 2 PLY,
BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL 1.29
MARTINS
CAT LITTER 16 L. 2.99
TOTAL DIET
DOG FOOD 2.66 KG. 1/2 PRICE
DOC KENNEDY
DOG FOOD
GILLETTS LYE
20 KG. 1/2 PRICE
5 LB. 1/2 PRICE