May 12, 2014 issue - Walkerton Area Shopper

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Koontz Lake Missionary
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AREA ENTREPRENEUR
BRINGS SCOTLAND TO
WALKERTON
In the age of the anonymous
“big box” store and monochrome
buying experience, people wonder what happened to the small
creative entrepreneur. Many
were swallowed up by bigger
more aggressive competitors, or
simply vanished; casualties of
the tenuous economy. But just
outside of Walkerton Indiana,
the entrepreneurial spirit is alive
and well in the person of Phyllis
Wille, and in the presence of her
“New Kitchen Store”.
New Kitchen Store is just
what the name implies--a
store filled with high quality
foodstuffs, spices, coffees and
teas, beautiful dishes, well made
kitchen tools and grilling items-all carefully chosen by Phyllis to
help her customers enhance and
enrich the hearts of their homes.
Since her business opened 7
years ago, Phyllis has adhered
to a vision of providing not only
excellent merchandise, but an
important service to her community as well; evidenced by
the over 30 local charities she
supports.
“We try to always encourage people to cook in a healthy,
sustainable way by teaching
cooking methods to people of all
ages, and acting as a source for
quality ingredients and cooking
utensils. We give back to the
community in a number of ways,
through our events that have a
fundraising aspect to them and
with cooking instruction for
children as well as adults.”
Each year, one of New
Kitchen Store’s main fundraising
events happens in early June,
and this year is no exception.
Benefitting Camp Millhouse as
the chosen charity , the “Scottish
Fling” will take place on Saturday, June 7 from 9am to 3 pm.
Location for the event is New
Kitchen Store itself, at 330 Liberty Street (State Rd. 23 beside
CVS) in Walkerton IN.
The event will feature a number of speakers and presenters,
including Phillip Abbott; owner
of Terra Spice, Chef Brad Hindsley; owner and executive Chef of
Spire Farm to Fork, Ron Elkins;
owner of GEFU kitchen tools,
and Carol Hamilton Meehan;
owner of Fiddler’s Hearth and
author of a new cookbook entitled “Recipes from the Hearth”.
There will also be be live
Celtic music, featuring strolling
bagpipers, and other Scottish
themed entertainment. Food of
many kinds will be available,
including pancakes made from
Indiana produced New Rinkle
products, Cock-a-leekie soup,
Scottish eggs prepared by Chef
Brad, Scottish shortbread, and
numerous samples and demonstrations of the products that are
available at New Kitchen Store.
Proceeds from the soup and
shortbread sales will be donated
to Camp Millhouse, which will
also have representatives attending. All attendees are encouraged
to show Scottish pride by wearing themed attire.
This event always generates a lot of excitement in the
local community. In the past the
themes have revolved around
country living; with bluegrass
music and campfire cooking,
May 12, 2014
nostalgia; with a vintage car
show, as well as East Indian
cooking. But event or no event,
a visit to New Kitchen Store
is always a unique experience
that hearkens back to the highly
personal interactions with shop
owners of the past. Customers
are always invited to sample
coffee and tea. Other store treats
or new items under consideration
may be offered, along with a
request for an honest opinion
of the product. Established
customers are sometimes asked
to trial new items in their
own kitchens to help Phyllis
determine whether they meet her
high standards for quality materials, workmanship, effective
design and utility. Patrons will
be informed of the upcoming
monthly cooking classes, taught
by Chef Brad. And if a shopper
has questions, information and
advice about any product in the
store is freely given by this very
knowledgeable owner. The summertime Farmers Market that is
available to local vendors free
of charge is another attraction;
and the annual Holiday preview
event that takes place Thanksgiving weekend make a visit to New
Kitchen Store an interesting and
enriching experience any time
of year.
Written by: Chris Franey
Hours: Tues-Fri 9-6
Sat 9-3
330 Liberty St. (SR 23)
Walkerton, IN 46574
(574) 586-2745
North Liberty
News
Walkerton Area Historical Society
May 12th The Garden club will be meeting at the North Liberty
Library at 6:00pm
May 13th The North Liberty Chamber of Commerce will be
meeting at their new location at 7:30 am.
May 14th Cub Scout pack 241 parent/leader meeting at McCormick Electrical at 7pm.
May 17th Farmers on the Curve farm market 9am to 1pm.
Potato Creek State Park activities.
May 17th Free Fishing day 10:00am, Fish Prints. Try your
hand at the art of fish printing. Bring a washed t-shirt to decorate or use our paper. Meet at the Nature Center Auditorium
2:00pm The wide Side Come hear what we’re doing to restore
natural areas and manage the park to keep it healthy. Meet at the
Nature Center Auditorium
May 18th 10:00 am Feeding Time Stop by the Nature Center to
watch the animals being fed. 2:00 pm We are going to debunk
some common myths and beliefs relating to nature. Meet at the
Nature Center Auditorium.
Attention!
We need your help. The Chamber of Commerce is
in need of volunteers to help with the July 4th Parade
and Fireworks. If you can volunteer to help make
this years holiday celebration successful, please
contact Pam Craft at 656-3651. Donations toward
the fireworks can be made at 1st Source Bank North
Liberty branch. Visit our website at northlibertychamber.org.
SENIOR CLASS PLAY 1945 – The night of the play Junior
Stevenson took the above photo. “Last Thursday and Friday some 500
patrons laughed and squirmed in enjoyment as ten seniors bathed in the
footlights and trod the stage at the high school auditorium in their presentation of ‘A Ready-Made Family.’ On Thursday night between acts,
Rosemary LeRoy sang to the accompaniment of her sister, Margaret
Ann, and Marilee Ward played several selections on the piano. Friday
night between acts entertainment consisted of a cornet solo by Paul
Wolfram and piano numbers by Miss Jeanette Farrar.” - Walkerton
Independent, March 29, 1945 Acting in the play were Violet Schmeltz,
Walter Martin, Ray Chapman, Martha Kerr, Charles Ferverda, Jean
Jackson, Virginia Bellinger, Jackie Cripe, Eugene Wolff, and Dorothy
Calhoon.
Heritage House Museum hours are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
10:00 until 1:00. WAHS publications and Cemetery Walk DVDs are
available at the museum.
“A Great Place to Live”
Knitting Group
Located at the North Liberty
Library. Group is open to any
adult from beginner to experienced needle worker. Group
meets on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month at 1:30pm.
All are welcome!
2014 Baccalaureate
Nettie Jean Patrick
THANK YOU
Thank you to all the
voters that supported
Mark Allen for
Oregon Township Trustee.
Mark Allen
Thurs., May 15 7:00 p.m.
John Glenn auditorium
This one hour service is student
led and refreshments are available
afterwards in the cafeteria. Please
join us in celebrating the Class
of 2014.
OBITUARY
WEAR A POPPY
WITH PRIDE... May is
Poppy Month. The poppies are handmade by the
disabled veterans to help
support the veterans. On.
Fri., & Sat., May 16 &
17, watch for the ladies of
the Walkerton American
Legion Auxiliary #189 at
various businesses around
Walkerton holding their
poppies and cans. Please
pay tribute to all veterans
and to all who died in service by wearing a poppy
on Poppy Day.
(Submitted)
June 28, 1939 - April 24, 2014
BROOK - Nettie Jean Patrick,
74, of Brook, IN, passed away
in her home on April 24, 2014,
after a long illness. She was born
June 28, 1939, in Saylersville,
KY, to the late Leonard & Myrtle
Watkins Hopkins Keehn. She
was married to Ortie Patrick
in 1963 and he preceded her in
death. Nettie graduated from
Grovertown High School in
Grovertown, IN. She enjoyed
reading, crossword puzzles, and
planting flowers in her garden.
Nettie was a member of the
Moose Lodge, V.F.W. Ladies
Auxillary Post #1279, American Legion and Eagles Lodge,
all of Rensselaer, IN. She is
survived by 3 sons, Carl Patrick,
(companion, Denise Dunnahoo), Roselawn, IN, Brian &
Marcia Patrick, Brook, IN, and
Arlen & Trudi Patrick, Brook,
IN. Grandmother of 4 and
Great-Grandmother of 2; also
surviving are 3 sisters, Irene &
Roy Daniels, Sacramento, CA,
Beverly Teske, Walkerton, IN,
and Barbara Burket, Walkerton,
IN; 2 Brothers, Larry Keehn,
Providence, RI, and Lon Keehn,
Walkerton, IN. Visitation was
held at the Gerts Funeral Home,
Brook, IN, on Tuesday, April 29,
2014, from 10:00 am until time
of service at 12 noon. Richard E.
Gerts officiated. Burial followed
at the De Motte Cemetery, De
Motte, IN.
MS Walk 2014
Thank you to all the local businesses that had a donation container
put out for the Michiana MS Walk that was held on May 3rd 2014.
Bob’s Country Store and the Yum Yum Shop in North Liberty and
TCU in Walkerton. Also a big Thank You to everyone that donated to
the containers.
There was a good turn out and a successful walk.
For more information on MS (multiple sclerosis) you can call 1-800344-4867 or visit the web site at www.nationalMSsociety.org/ini
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Another school year is drawing to a close. If you have young
children, you might be planning
for their summer activities. But
you also might want to look even
farther into the future — to the day
when your kids say “goodbye”
to their local schools and “hello” to their college dormitories. When that day arrives, will you be financially
prepared to pay for the high costs of higher education?
Consider this: For the 2013–2014 academic year, the average cost (tuition, fees, room and board) was $18,391
for an in-state student at a four-year public college or university, and $40,917 for a private school, according to
the College Board. And these costs may well be considerably higher by the time your children enter college.
Of course, these are just the “sticker” prices; some families pay less, thanks to grants and tax benefits, such as
the American Opportunity Tax Credit and the Lifetime Learning Tax Credit. Still, you may encounter some hefty
college bills down the road.
But college is still a good investment in your child’s future. Over an adult’s working life, an individual with a
bachelor’s degree can expect to earn, on average, nearly $1 million more than someone with only a high school
diploma, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. So you’re saving for a good cause.
Unfortunately, you may not be saving enough — or you might not be making the most of your savings. To save
for college, more parents use a general savings account than any other method, according to Sallie Mae’s How
America Saves for College 2014 study. These types of accounts carry two significant drawbacks: They typically
earn tiny returns and they offer no tax advantages.
However, you do you have some attractive college-funding vehicles available, one of which is a 529 plan. Your
529 plan earnings accumulate tax free, provided they are used for qualified higher education expenses. (529
plan distributions not used for qualified expenses may be subject to federal and state income tax and a 10% IRS
penalty.) Furthermore, your 529 plan contributions may be deductible from your state taxes. But 529 plans vary,
so be sure to check with your tax advisor regarding deductibility.
A 529 plan offers other benefits, too. For one thing, the lifetime contribution limits for 529 plans are quite
generous; while these limits vary by state, some plans allow contributions well in excess of $200,000. And a 529
plan is flexible: If your child decides against college or vocational school, you can transfer the unused funds to
another family member, tax and penalty free.
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Koontz Lake Market
7893 N. SR 23 at Koontz Lake
WE SELL ONLY USDA CHOICE CUTS OF MEAT
OPEN EVERYDAY!
Mon - Sat
8am-7pm CST
If it says “Inspected” or “Select” you aren’t getting the best
quality that your family deserves at prices lower than big box stores! Sunday 8am-6pm
586-7222
Lean Chopped Sirlon Patties......................$2.29lb
USDA Choice Round Steak.........................$3.59lb
USDA Choice Boneless Sirloin Steak........$6.39lb
Ready to Bake Stuffed Chicken.................$1.99lb
In Our Deli
Troyer Pit Ham....................................$5.49lb
Colby & Colby Jack Cheese................$5.19lb
We accept Snap, Visa, Mastercard
Hot Foods
from our Deli...
16pc Bone in Chicken - $17.00
Cheeseburgers EVERYDAY - $2.50
BEER & WINE - LOTTERY
Polish Dinners and Fish Fry Every Friday
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THOUSANDS OF HANGING BASKETS!!
Customer Appreciation
Hog Roast is May 17!
Starts at 11am until food is gone.
Second Location: Mark’s Water Treatment,
North Liberty Open everyday 10am-6pm.
Third Location: Rumors Hair Salon
0115 W SR 10, North Judson, IN
Open Daily 8am-6pm CST
Seed Potatoes,
Onion Sets,
Packaged Seeds,
Onion Plants,
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Sweet
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We accept Mastercard, Visa, 10% OFF!
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5652 St. Rd. 4, Mill Creek
(219) 369-9413 (219) 369-9361
Just 6 miles east of LaPorte on SR 4 or 10 miles west of N. Liberty on SR 4
While a 529 plan is a popular choice for college savings, it is not the only option available. You also might want
to consider a Coverdell Education Savings Account, which, like a 529 plan, can generate tax-free earnings if the
money is used for higher education expenses. You can typically only put in a maximum of $2,000 per year to a
Coverdell account, but it does offer more flexibility in investment choices than a 529 plan.
Your children may be young today, but, before you know it, they’ll be packing their bags for college. So, no
matter which college savings vehicles you choose, put them to work soon. This article was written by Edward
Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Bob Borlik.
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Saturday
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Starke
County
Co-op
DISTINGUISHED
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Serving area farmers since 1928.
Sheyenne Auer
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Emily Brown
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Keegan Carrasco
Mikayla Cox
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• Lawn Seed / Pasture
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Attorney & Counselor at Law
Post Office Box 236
North Liberty, IN 46554
Telephone
(574) 656-8093
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• Washers & Dryers
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• Refrigerators
Equipment
• Scrap Metals
• Empty Propane
• Brass & Copper
Tanks
• Old or Unwanted Car Parts
• Clear Property of Scrap
• Gas or Charcoal Grills
Metal
• Aluminum Windows & Cans
I will haul these things
• Water Heaters
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• A/C Units
If interested, you can give
• Microwaves
me a call.
• Freezers • Dehumidifiers
• Small TV’s and Electronics
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Top dollar paid 7 days a week.
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Mayy 12,, 2014
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- Lapaz Sunday May 18 at 11:00am
LOCATION: Lapaz Community Building.
(Take US 31 1/2 mi north of US 6, behind fire station).
Antiques & collectors items, toys, games, sports memorabilia,
tools, lawn & garden, furniture, lots of goodies!!!
$250
Jim’s Lawn
Mowing Service
Reasonable rates
Free estimates
(574) 586-3822
574-274-2422
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Schwinn 3 wheel
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- 3 wheel
- Blue with basket
Free Estimates - Senior Discounts
Seeding
Landscaping
Privacy Fencing Sodding
Sprinkler Systems Mowing
Tree Planting Split Rail
Call Today! (574) 287-0713
(574) 292-1834
GARDEN
TILLING
Call: Jim Cisney
(574) 910-3214
TOWN OF WALKERTON JOB OPENING
The Town of Walkerton is seeking a motivated individual to fill a full-time maintenance position with the Park Department. The position requires a high school diploma or equivalency,
and a valid Indiana driver’s license. Job entails frequent strenuous physical labor, sometimes in
adverse conditions, to perform construction, maintenance, and repair activities. Benefit package
is provided. Job applications and descriptions are available at the Walkerton Clerk Treasurer’s
office at 301 Michigan Street, or online atwww.walkerton.org. Please attach resume with application and return to the Walkerton Clerk’s office by June 1, 2014. No phone calls please.
Need a tent for your
summer gathering?
Set-Up and tear down
included. $200
With sides $225
574-220-9000
Walkerton Area Shopper - Page 7
Ethan’s
Lawncare
Lawn Mowing
Garden Tilling
574-910-2534
Ethan Barden
FISH
FOR STOCKING
Most Varieties
Ponds, Lakes
Laggis’ Fish Farm
(269) 628-2056 Days
(269) 624-6215 Evenings
Wagging Tails Professional Dog Grooming with TLC
7352 N. Tecumseh - Koontz Lake
Call Kari for
an appointment today!
Kari Rush - (574) 780-5302
Ditch Cleaning, Pond Digging, & Snow plowing
Gravel, Limestone, Fill Dirt,
Black Dirt, Mulch, Sand, Landscaping Rock, & River Rock,
Garden Tilling,
Home 574-936-8514
Cell 574-276-7584
Stone Excavating
• Excavating
• Septic Pumping
• Septic Systems
• Sewer & Drain Cleaning
Jay Stone
14501 Lincoln Hwy.
Plymouth, IN
(574)935-5456
www.stoneexcavating.com
Post Building Steel
Residential, Agricultural, and Commercial Post Frame
Buildings, Metal Roofs, Materials, and Supplies.
Is your roof in need of work after a long winter?
Call us for a FREE quote... (574) 936-5564
www.postbuildingsteel.embarqspace.com
Lakeview Apartments
2 Bedroom units
Across from Newton Park
On site management
574-784-3567
FOR RENT
CHECK OUT THESE
GREAT SALES THIS
WEEKEND!
Hurry! They don’t last long!
2 & 3 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
W/ GARAGE.
WATER, SEWER,
TRASH PICK-UP
INCLUDED
$600
574-586-7409
HUGE Barn Sale
FOR RENT
At the corner of Queen & 7th Rd
1 Bedroom Apartment
at Walkerton
Refrigerator & Stove
are furnished. NO
Pets, one year lease.
Call - (574)586-7150 or 279-1357
May 15, 16, & 18
8am - 5pm
6918 Queen
- Plymouth -
Multi Family Sale!
May 16th & 17th
9am-4pm
906 Colorado St
in Dogwood Estates
- Walkerton Household items & Decor
Canopy Bed, Twin Bed with
frame & headboard.
Tons of Mens/Womens/Juniors/
Girls 6mo-18mo clothes.
LARGE SALE
May 16 & 17 - 8am to 5pm
64914 Liberty Trail
- North Liberty -
Tall entertainment center,
cement mixer, lawn edger, 8 N
Ford Tractor, much misc.
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May 12, 2014
“Most Deserving Parent” Essay Contest Winner
Now Open for the season!
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Left to right
Dawn Gorby-Verhaeghe (Owner of CleanRite)
Arizona Nies (Winner - Student), Misty Nies (Mother)
I would like you to come to my mom’s house and clean it for her.
She babysits in the morning till we get off of school which is about
3:30. Some days she has a lot of stuff to do because she has 7 kids total in her house. She is a foster parent to help kids in need and to help
kids who did not get a good life. I myself was a foster kid, my mom
was a drug addict and my dad left when I was born. I was in foster
care and nobody wanted to take me and they said that this was my last
resort. So the loving family they are they took me in and I was with
my sister because we were separated at fist. My mom runs all over the
place. She doesn’t even have time to get home on time for dinner. The
little time she has she fits in family time and that is her favorite time.
I would like for you guys to help her maybe get more time so she can
spend her alone time that she never gets. So will you think about it
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING.
Call your 2x2 ad in today!
We do free design layout!
We mail out 8,640 papers each week.
Have some
information that you
need printed?
Or maybe an item to
sell?
Place this nicely
priced ad size.
Thanks for all the local business! I look forward to helping you make your next auto repair easy and
affordable. CALL TODAY! I will work with anyone’s budget. 14 years of automotive experience.
1x3 Ad Size
$23.40
This ad size cost $31.20 or $28.50 with
our multi week discount.
Call or email us. 574-586-7467
walkertonshopper@gmail.com
Walkerton Area Shopper
Debit/Credit Accepted
REAL
SERVICES
May 12- May 15, 2014
Monday, May 12
Chicken Patty & Bun
Red Potatoes
Pickled Beets
Crisp
Tuesday, May 13
John Glenn
Lunch Menu
Monday, May 12
Ravioli/garlic
bread
Or Corn Dog
Tuesday, May 13
Seasoned Pulled
Pork/bun
Or Ham Sandwich
Wednesday, May 14
Pizza Crunchers
Or Calzone
Thursday, May 15
Swt & Sour Chicken/
rice w/
Bread & Butter
Or Hamburger/bun
Friday, May 16
Deli Turkey Sub
Or Philly Cheese
Steak
Stuffed Peppers
Scalloped Potatoes
Mixed Veggies
Bread
Pudding
Wednesday, May 14
Seasoned Chicken
Thigh
Salad & Tomato
Roasted Veggies
Rice, Fruit
Thursday, May 15
Seasoned Chicken
Thigh
Salad & Tomato
Roasted Veggies
Rice, Fruit
Call 586-7600 a day in
advance for meal reservations. Menus subject
to change without notice.
Due to the diets of some
the food is not highly
seasoned. The Walkerton site is located at 813
Ohio St at the Community
Building. Site coordinator is Don Johnson.
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Sale Dates:
May 12-18, 2014
Meat bundles
always available.
MEAT
USDA Inspected
Boneless Pork Sirloin
Chops...........$2.79 lb.
USDA Choice Chuck
Roast ............................ $3.49 lb.
PRODUCE
Idaho Russet Potatoes –
5 lb. Bag ............................ $1.99
Dole Head Lettuce ...... $1.29 each
Food stamps
accepted.
FROZEN
North Star Ice Cream Bars –
6 Count Asst. Var. ............ $2.49
TGIF Appetizers – 8-11 oz.
Asst. Var. ........................... $3.49
DELI
Fresh Meats, Beer,
Wine, Lottery, ATM
Butterball Turkey Breast – Oven
Roasted or Cajun ......... $5.99 lb.
Land-O-Lakes American Cheese –
White or Yellow ............ $5.49 lb.
Health & Beauty
Our Family Ibuprofen Caplets –
50 Count ............................ $3.99
Crest Toothpaste – 6 oz. ...... $3.79
GROCERY
Stroh’s Beer – 30 Pack
Cans ................................ $17.99
Our Family Mustard –
20 oz. .................................... 99¢
Our Family Dill Pickle Chips –
32 oz. ................................. $1.99
Our Family Sandwich Cookies –
2 lb. Pkg. Asst. Var. .......... $1.99
Wishbone Salad Dressing –
16 oz. Asst. Var. ............... $2.49
Our Family Water Softener
Pellets – 40 lb. Bag ........... $5.29
Our Family Paper Towels ........ 99¢
Our Family Charcoal –
15-16 lb. Bag ...................... $5.99
Malt-O-Meal Cereal – 22-36 oz.
Monster Size .......2/$7 Everyday!
DAIRY
Debit/Credit
cards accepted
Our Family Chunk Cheese – 8 oz.
Asst. Var. ........................... $3.29
International Delights Creamer –
16 oz. Asst. Var. ............... $1.99