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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992. PAGE 7.
WT sees video on nutrition
Saturday, May 30, the Walton U.C.W. held a garage and bake
sale. Here Karen Hoegy and Leona McDonald display some
of the U.C.W.'s selection of baked goods.
WaltonThe news from
| Compiled by Betty McCall Phone 887-6677
Win is sweet for Walton girl
The winner of this week's draw at
the Walton Country Store was
Jacqui Poirier of Walton. The prize
was a large box of chocolates and
the winning ticket was picked from
108 entries.
Robert Meier drew the winning
ticket and the witness was Carmen
Klaus.
It has been reported that in the
near future we are to have a pay
telephone in front of our Walton
Country Store.
Duffs U.C.W. garage sale and
bake sale of held Saturday, May 30
at the Walton Hall turned out to be
a good success with lots of baking
on hand along with several
miscellaneous items. A cup of
coffee was also available.
Another huge garage sale will
beheld in Walton and surrounding
area with 20 families participating
this Saturday, June 6.
The Walton Women's Institute
May meeting was held at the home
of Leona McDonald with 11 ladies
present.
President Ruth Axtmann
welcomed everyone and conducted
the business part of the meeting,
opening with the Institute Ode,
Mary Stewart Collect and O
Canada. Minutes were approved as
read by Marjory Humphries
followed by financial reports and
correspondence was dealt with.
The District Annual report held
May 12 at Gorrie United Church
was given by Margaret Mclnroy.
Hallrice 4H
judges cows
The Hallrice Dairy Calf Club met
at the home of Art Bos and family
on Wednesday, May 14 at 8 p.m.
Classifier Don Aylsworth started
the meeting by showing the group
how the classification of a cow is
done. He gave each member a Type
Classification Report as a guideline
and went over every section,
pointing out what to look for in a
cow.
Using what they learned,
members proceeded to judge four
cows and give reasons for their
choices.
The next meeting will be held on
June 10 at 8 p.m. at the home of
Fred Armstrong of RR 2, Auburn.
Several are planning to attend the
Huron East District W.I. to
celebrate 90 years at the Howick
Central School Auditorium
Sunday, June 7 from 2 - 4 p.m. The
theme is “Honour our past - Salute
the Present - Welcome the Future”.
The new Institute signs were
mentioned that were put up at the
three entrances in Walton.
The Institute meeting in June is
on Cultural Affairs. Mary
Humphries will convene the
evening. Each member please bring
a guest or two.
Leona took over the rest of the
meeting on Family and Consumer
Affairs. Members told of a cooking
disaster for the roll call. Then a
video presentation “Shopping for
Nutrition” was shown. It illustrated
how to make nutrition choices at
the supermarket. It gave tips on
pre-shopping, planning your
preparation of meals for a week at
home. There were guidelines for
healthy eating and how to make
appropriate choices according to
the Canada Food Guide for healthy
eating. Leona gave a few
interesting and useful tidbits to
close this part.
The Institute Grace was sung
followed by a tasty lunch of cheese
and muffins served by Marion
Godkin and Ruth Axtmann.
LAKEPORT COMMUNICATIONS INC.
Take advantage of the new
cellular service.
We'll take care of your activations,
phone number changes,
conversions and installations.
Call or drop in 9-5 daily, 9-6 Fri./Sat.
60 West St. GODERICH 524-9591
CARTEL ST
ENTER THE RUTABAGA PARADE
on Saturday, June 27th at 11 a.m.
(Just complete this form and drop it off
at the Village of Blyth Office to register)
Name.
Club/Buslness.
Address.
Telephone.
Type of Entry.
Parade Categories:
Best overall • Best Comedy
Best use of a Rutabaga • Best Imagination
Best Individual • Best Business
Best Agricultural • Best Municipal
Best Church • Best School
Best Youth (16-25) • And Best Bicycle
Judging takes place at 10 a.m.
before the Parade. Lots of Prizes
Bell's Variety
is Souvenir Headquarters
for the
RUTABAGA FESTIVAL
WHITE NYLON JACKETS
~ ADULT SWEAT SUITS - GREEN & PURPLE
T-SHIRTS - WHITE, PURPLE & CREAM
CAN HANDLES
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Cookbooks on sale at Bell’s Variety,
The Book Shop & Grandview Restaurants
Join us Saturday June 6,1992 for
Hot Dogs & Pop as well as Rutabaga Festival
Souvenirs, at the CIBC Parking Lot
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Buy your Betsy Bingo Tickets Today!
r BRUSSELS OPEN ™
Mon. - Sat.
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.VILLAGE Fri. nights
until 9:00 p.m.
MARKET «bMMUNrrV
Specials offered June 1st to June 6 887-9226 m
PRODUCE
NEW POTATOES w lb. bag 1,99
FRESH ENGLISH CUCUMBERS ea -79
BRUCE BRAND TOMATOES perlb .89
MEAT
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RED HOTS 450g. 1 .79PBAPtniroGROCERIES
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LEVER 2000 "Tf\SOAP BAR 2X140G. 1 ■ ■ y
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COTT COLA, ORANGE, GINGERALE, CREAM SODA, ROOT BEER
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CATTELLI PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE, SPAGHETTI OR O
MACARONI 900 GBOX .09
TOMATO SOUP iooz.can 3/
MARTIN’S PURE Z\
APPLE JUICE 4802 .yy
100's of instore specials - garden centre still open-lots of flowers