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YOUR 10Ca/STORE WITH
BIG SAVINGS
Assorted Varieties
500 g/515 g Box
Assorted Varieties
540 ml/796 ml Tin
Schneider's
Boneless CHICKEN
BREASTS
Valid only al
Scrimgeour's
Food Markel,
Blyth until dosing
Sun., Feb.18,1596
r Maxwell House
INSTANT COFFEE
200/150 g Jar
Value 1.00 PLU 2011
Price without
coupon 5.99
Regular, Light or
Decaffeinated
900 g Box
Value 1.00 PLU 2011
Price without
coupon 9.99
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Scrimgeour's
Food Market,
Blyth until closing
Sun., Feb. 18, 1896
Nielsen
L11112424
Product of U.S.A.
No. 1 Grade "Extra Large Size"
1.30 kg
Nielsen
L44723880
Schneider's
Red Hots
WIENERS
"Famous For Quality"
Dutch Treet or Regular Dinner Franks
450 g Pkg.
Scrimgeour's Food Market
Blyth 523-4551
Savings based on our regular retails. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal
family requirements. Values effective: Mon., Feb. 12 - Sun., Feb. 18/96
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Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6156
Area resident teaches
Walton's Grade 1 class
The Huron County Board of Education
KINDERGARTEN AND
JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
Children born in 1991 and 1992 are eligible to enrol in
KINDERGARTEN and JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN
respectively for September, 1996.
Contact your local Public School Principal as soon as
possible to confirm your intent to register. Your call will
allow your school to provide you with registration details
and will assist the Board in planning for staff. Proof of
age and confirmation of property assessment information
will be required.
Roxanne Brown
Chair
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1996 PAGE 7.
Duff's worship in Bluevale
Shannon McGavin enjoyed
spending the day with the Grade 1
class when she substituted for Mrs.
Bennett.
The children have their woven
envelopes all ready to start
receiving valentines. On Friday
they worked on V is for valentines
and they had to come up with 'V'
words. Mrs. McGavin was quite
impressed with their words —
venom, veins, violets, Venus,
violin to name a few.
The Kindergartens have been
busy as well preparing for next
week's fun. With their Grade 4
buddies they made valentine
holders.
They are also working on 'Things
The Walton UCW met last week
for its monthly meeting.
Berva Watson was chairperson
and Phyllis Mitchell led the
devotionals. The roll call was
'Valentine'Memories'. Doreen
Hackwell was in charge of the topic
Grey Township Council received
their 1995 financial statements at
its regular meeting on Feb. 5.
Township auditor Mike Meyer
said, Grey ended the year with an
accumulated net surplus of $36,131
compared to $79,467 in 1994.
Council approved the budget for
the Walton Landfill committee
which projects a deficit of $44,750
for 1996. The Walton Landfill Site
is shared with McKillop Twp.
Council also noted that the
Committee has extended the winter
schedule of the landfill site to
include November and April.
Effective November 1996, the
landfill site will be open on the first
and third Monday only.
Gary Boyer and Evon Cochrane,
on behalf of the Ethel Minor Ball
I Love' books.
In Mrs. Vivian's Grade 2 class
they celebrated 100 day on Thurs-
day. The children have been in
school 100 days and they brought
in various collections of 100 things
such as: buttons, kidney beans,
elastics, pennies. They also made a
book about it, "On 100 Day What
Did I See?"
The Grade 2 and 3 combined to
make a friendship club on Fridays.
They break off into pairs and teach
each other board and card games.
They trade buddies each week.
They are doing this for the month
of February.
The school welcomes Joshua and
Jesse Brooks from Kitchener.
and she gave a general outline of
how Valentine's Day came about.
The World Day of Prayer will be
on March 1 at Brussels United
Church at 7:30 p.m.
The next beef luncheon and card
day will be held on Wednesday,
Feb. 28 at Duff s United Church.
Committee made a presentation to
council with a proposal to build a
washroom/pavilion/booth facility at
the Ethel Park. The estimated cost
of the facility is $25,000._Council
indicated that the Township will
pay 50 per cent of the costs with
the Minor Ball Committee pro-
viding the balance of the funding.
The committee hopes to have the
facility built in time for its annual
co-ed tournament in June as well as
the Township's 140th anniversary
celebration.
In other business, Council
approved for payment general
accounts of $45,256.38, drain
accounts of $1,450.18 and road
accounts of $29,369.83.
The next regular meeting of
Council is scheduled for Feb. 19 at
9:30 a.m.
Worshippers from Walton joined
with Bluevale folk at their church
for a joint service and lunch
followed by a meeting.
Rev. Randy Banks welcomed
everyone and after leading the Call
to Worship announced that Feb. 14
will be the official board meeting at
Walton. There will be a pancake
breakfast next Sunday from 8:30 -
9:30 at Duffs. Also there will be a
free 90 minute workshop for small
church choirs by Ron Klusmeier,
Feb. 19 from 7:30 to 9:00 at Main
St. United Church in Mitchell.
Rev. Banks called the young
worshippers forward and asked
There were 11 tables of euchre
played on Thursday. The big
winners of the $50 prize were
'Lucky Howard' Hackwell and John
Huether. The second prize winners
were Louis Maloney and Ken
Preszcator. Third prize went to
Janet and Mac Webster. Jean
Bewley won the ladies' lone hand
and Carmen Pollick won the men's
lone hand.
them if they had ever heard the
story of the boy who cried 'Wolf!'
After telling the story, he said that
no matter what the circumstances,
or where you are the truth should
be what comes out of your mouth.
"Jesus said, 'Let your yes be yes
and your no be no.' If you are a
truthful person then only truthful
things will come from you.'
The Bluevale choir under the
leadership of Mary Lou Johnston,
sang There's a Quiet Under-
standing.
Rev. Banks's sermon was called
'What Good is Being Good?' He
told of the Christmas scene in the
mall with a child sitting on Santa's
The next game will be on Feb.
22.
Put on your 'dancing shoes' for
Friday, Feb. 16 Valentine's Dance
to the music of Walton's very own
Karl MacNaughton and his group,
who call themselves 'Strawberry
Jam'. The music starts at 8:30 and
ends at 12:30. There will be a lunch
as well.
The snowmobile rally has been
knee and Santa asking him if he
had been good. Of course, the
answer was yes and a reward is
fully expected. Rev. Banks said he
wonders if humans really outgrow
the Santa Claus myth or merely
transfer it to God whom we
likewise expect to reward good
behaviour.
The perplexing works-righteous-
ness debate has never been
resolved in the hislory of the
church, he said. "Are we saved by
faith or good works or both? The
good works theology of the letter of
James versus the saved-by-grace
theology propounded by Paul."
cancelled for this year.
There will be a Hall Board
annual meeting on Feb. 29 at 8 p.m.
and anyone interested is more than
welcome to attend.
Sue Hannon is setting up. a
Fitness seminar on Feb. 21 at 8
p.m. at the hall. Some of the topics
include: body composition, say
goodbye to back pain, nutrition-
focusing on weight management.
B. Watson choirs UCW meeting
Grey ends year with surplus
11 tables in play at euchre