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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-09-09, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987. PAGE 13. Walton Ball teams win Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677 Walton UCW holds Sept, meeting The Squirt Boys lost their first game in Belgrave on Sept. 1 in the next series, but won on Sept. 3 in Walton. The Bantam Boys won over Wellesley in W.O.A.A. Sept. 1 in Walton. They then went to Williamsford on Sept. 6, score 6 - 5 for Williamsford who return to Walton for a game Tuesday night. The Bantam Boys also played and won their first game in Tri-County Round Robin against Brussels on Sept. 3. The Pee Wee Boys won their first series against Wroxeter 2 games to 1. They will be starting their final around against Wingham in Tri­ County playoffs shortly. Pitch-ln JOIN US! The United Church Women (U.C.W.)of Duff’s United Church. Walton met in the church for their September meeting on Wednes­ day evening. Marie McGavin of Walton 1 unit was in charge of the worship service opening with “Search me. O My God' ’. The hymn. “Guide me OThou great Jehovah” with Marie as pianist was sung. She took the scripture reading from Psalm 139. The meditation was on “looking at ourselves as we begin the fall season”. This portion of the meeting closed with prayer. The offering was received and dedicat­ ed. Marie closed this part with apoem, “Harvest Time”. Melva Fraser had the topic and spoke on a number of events on Christian Development and World Outreach. Mary Humphries gave prayer. Olene Dennis, first Vice-Presi­ dent presided for the business assisted by Marilyn McDonald corresponding and recording se­ cretary. Several upcoming events were given out. Bluevale United Church anniversary, Sept. 13. Walton anniversary is Sept. 20 with Rev. Wilema Brown as guest speaker with special music. The Huron- Perth Presbyterial Rally will be held at Bayfield Church. Sept. 30. An invitation came from Blyth United Church Women to attend their Fall Thankoffering, Sunday evening. Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. A discussion took place on the kind of a tree the U.C.W. would plant at the church to commemorate the 25th anniversary. A book is to be purchased to put programs in from the last 25 years and a plaque will have the names oh it of the past Presidents. All ladies are to be present at the December meeting to have pic­ tures taken. This is to be pot luck with both units holding a joint meeting. The turkey supper was discuss­ ed with prices for adults, $6.50 and children under 12, $3.50. Pre­ school children free. There will be a fall bale packed, articles to be left either at the church or Mark’s Garage before October 18. Resig­ nations to be in by the end of September. October and Novem­ ber are executive meetings. Olene Dennis closed the meeting with prayer. FALL GROCERY SAVINGSrA 1 Hilo Corn, Peas & Mixed 1 kg- FROZEN nn VEGETABLES.□□ SPECIALS IN EFFECT UNTIL HOME PRIDE 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 675 G. FIBRE GOODNESS WIENER OR HAMBURG ROLLS 8’s CLOSING SEPTEMBER 12/87 Royal Crest 24 x 280 ml. Cola, Orange,can Ginerale, Root Beer 499POP4 .99 .99 FRITO LAY CHIPS 200 g. 1.49 BOTTLES + DEPOSIT PEPSI 750 ML. .49 Sports Club meets The Walton Area Sports Club finished playing their games. The held their monthly meeting, Sept. next meeting is called for Oct. 5 at 1 in the library. 8:00 p.m. at the library. BAKE SALE Discussion followed on the bake A very successful bake sale was sale and it was also decided to get a heldthis past weekend. Thanks safety base. Uniforms are to be go to the families that donated handed in to all the coaches when baking or gave a cash donation. KAM 12 OZ. CAN LUNCHEONMEAT 1.79 RIVIERA WHOLE BABY CARROTS 14 OZ. CAN .89 HEINZ STEWED 28 OZ. TOMATOES can 1.29 DOLE CRUSHED, SLICED OR CHUNKS PINEAPPLE 19 oz. 1.09 W! plans luncheon V-8 JUICE 48 OZ. CAN 1.59 SAVARIN FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY, CHICKEN STEAKETTE DINNERS 111/2 oz. 1.59 FIVE-ALIVE FRUIT OR TROPICAL FRUIT FROZEN JUICE 12V2 OZ. ,gg CHEER LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6 LITRE 4.59 SNUGGLE LIQUID 3 LITRE FABRICSOFTENER 3.79 FINESSE REGULAR, EXTRA BODY OR COLOURED/PERMED SHAMPOO 300 ml. 2.79 FINESSE REGULAR, EXTRA BODY OR COLOURED/PERMED C0NDITI0NER3OO ml.2.79 Canada White VINEGAR 4 litre ^89 Plastic Jug I Campbell's Mushroom SOUP 4q ea. ■ ■ v The Walton Women’s Institute will hold their first noon luncheon for this coming season on Wed., Sept. 16, with the monthly meeting that evening. Anyone in the community is welcome. 4-H girls and their leaders to be guests. The card parties begin on Thursday, Sept. 17 with a Dessert Euchre starting at 7 p.m. Come out and start the winter season. Special prizes will be awarded to the first three highest scores at the end of the season. Women return from England Mrs. Mary Humphries and Mrs. Helen Williamson have returned homefroma holiday in England where they saw many places of interest and took in a wedding of Helen’s relative. Teachers push agriculture education Huron County’s delegation to the August Assembly of the Ontario Public School Teacher’s Federation (OPSTF) held in Hamil­ ton, August 17-21 has received unanimous support for its resolu­ tions aimed at increasing the agricultural awareness of teach­ ers, students and communities all across the province. OPSTF delegates voted over­ whelmingly in support of Huron’s motion that the Ministry of Educa­ tion, in co-operation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food and with local school boards, develop provincial and local school programs to ensure that all Ontario students are made aware of the impact that agriculture has on their lives. Special assistance in support of this OPSTF-Huron initiative came from, both Richard Hamilton, agriculture representative with the Clinton OMAF office, and from Bob Thompson of W.G. Thompson and Sons Ltd. of Hensail. Making up the Huron delegation to the conference were Doug Yeo of Clinton, OPSTF-Huron president 1986-87; Rob Snell, Exeter, 1987- 88president; Dave Kemp, Clinton, past-president, 1986-87; Al Sand­ ers, Goderich, secretary-treasur­ er; Gary Jewitt, Clinton; and Jim Chapman, Exeter. The OPSTF represents 18,000 teachers from across Ontario. Mabel's Grill Continued from page 4 cook the meals for his wife the lawyer. He looks like the perfect modern man. Then, Tim says, he read this morning in the paper that a feminist says Cosby is helping violence against women because the character he portrays is a sexual stereotype. If Cosby is sexist, Tim says, he might as well give up and get himself away from women forever. ALCAN ALUMINUM FOIL [18x25’]2.29 CABBAGE ea. 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