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The Citizen, 1989-02-01, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1989. PAGE 7. Walton Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677 Sports Club needs more snow for rally More snow is needed if the Walton Area Sports Club annual snowmobile Poker Rally goes ahead as planned for this coming Sunday. We are not getting the snow for this time of year. The first of this week is wet snow, with rain in the forecast. If there is not enough snow the committee has another date set. February 19, same time, same place with hands sold the same as last year. At the Walton Area Sports Club last meeting a new committee was chosen for this year as follows: President, Bill Shortreed; Vice- president, John Gillis; Secretary, Joyce Marcuccio; Treasurer, Judy Emmirch; Member, Maxine Hou­ ston. The Club still needs two more members and would like volunteers to come forward, as they are needed to help this club carry on to prepare their ball teams for this summer. The children look forward to their sport so come out and Church news Sunday morning greeters - at Duff’s United Church were Murray and Maxine Houston. Organist was Glenda Carter. Ushers were Ron McCallum, Ray Huether, Graeme Craig. Rev. Bonnie Lamble took as her sermon, “The Greatest of these is Love”. In the announcements the U.C.W. executive meeting is called for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Febru­ ary 1. Unit meetings will be held the following week, Feb. 8. Junior choir practice is Thursday, Feb. 2 at 4:15 p.m. On Sunday, Feb. 5, there will be a board meeting at the home of Mary Humphries at 8 p.m. Bible study will resume Tuesday, Jan. 31, 10 a.m. (Bluevale) and Thurs­ day, Feb. 2, 10:15 (Walton). East Wawanosh school news GRADE 3/4 by David McBurney and Dave Schwartzentruber We had the F.E. Madill Jr. Band come to our school and we had Armchair Travellers. Our favourite countries were China, Russia, Ger­ many, Mexico, Netherlands, France, Scotland and Japan. We also are having Japan centres where we are having fun making volcanoes, origami and lantern art. We have been doing drama plays with masks and have been listening and viewing tapes and filmstrips. Some students have performed bilingual plays. Multiplication tables have started for grade 3. ,. SPECIAL EVENTS Last week our girls’ volleyball team hosted an exhibition game against Blyth. On January 19 and 20 our school had an enrichment unit entitled Armchair Travellers. The students had a chance to visit four countries out of a possible eight. The countries studied were Germany, Russia, Mexico, France, Scotland, China, Japan and the Netherlands. Comments from students indicated that they had a great time. support the club and help keep the ball park going. The Club will hold their next meeting on Monday evening, Feb. 6. Cranbrook people Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickson, Palmerston, visited Mr. and Mrs. Strickler on January 2. Mrs. Dorothy Engel, Ripley, visited relatives in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Fretz and son Bill, of Kitchener visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fretz on the weekend. Allan Knight and friend, Kitch­ ener, visited his mother, Mrs. Marjorie Knight. Cranbrook Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645 Record attendance for euchre The Foresters had a record attendance at their euchre on Friday, January 27 when 20 tables played. The winners were: high, Eluned McNair, Elgin Adams; low, Isabelle Craig, John VAn Sickle; lone hands, Vera Scouller, June Jacklin; marked card. Ann Bragg; lucky table, Margaret Adams, Jean Rolof, Harry Jacklin; tallies, Jean Bewley, Lois Hart, Edith Baker, Mildred Gill, Elmer McCourt, Anne McMurchy, Joe Cooper. The euchre on Friday, Feb. 3 will be sponsored by the Hall Board. HEINZ 1 Of I oz tin TOMATO SOUP 2 1 3g tin CLOVERLEAF PINK SALMON 3/.99 ass t var. 7.4C per 1OOml ROYAL CREST 24-28Oml tins SOFT DRINKS scented or unscented powdered 10 litre TIDE DETERGENT 4OII oz tin V-fl VEGETABLE JUICE 1.99 4.99 7.99 SCHNEIDERS, DELI SLICED OR SHAVED pi flfk FOREST HAM 3.99 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN 454g pkg. BEEF 4 STEAKETTES 1 .59 PROD. OF U.S.A. CHOICE 72’s NAVEL ORANGES 2 .29 FRESH! MEATY 3.73kg PORK SIDE RIBS 1.69. PROD. OF U.S.A.-CAN.Ml FRESH CANTALOUPES 1.29 Cut From Canada Grade A Beef 7.25kg SIRLOIN STEAKS 3 ■ 2 9 b PROD OF U.S.A FRESHl RAPPINI .99 Cut From Cnnade Qrade A Beef 7.69kg T-BONE STEAKS 3.49 PROD. OF ONT.-CAN. FANCY RED 51b bag DELICIOUS APPLES 2.49. Cut From Canada Grade A Beef BONELESS 6.59kg INSIDE ROUND STEAKS 2.99. PROD. OF U.S A FRESH! BOSTON LETTUCE .99 Schneiders, dell sliced 7 7 C per 1OOg POPULAR LOAVES 3.49,b Schneiders, deli sliced 1.10 per 10Og A Q HAM & BACON LOAF *TaZf^7ibRnc per mog lb OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS til 9:00 pm 3.5 kg., Robin Hood All Purpose FLOUR With coupon provided in weekly flyer 28 oz. Hunt’s Tomato Sauce or Thick ’N Rich SPAGHETTI SAUCE 3 f°r 2.79 With coupon provided in weekly flyer