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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-09-27, Page 7Quality Baked Goods! SLICED, ISO% on 100% WHOLE WHEAT 00 CRACKED WHEAT JANE PARKER BREAD 24,oz 89 (Buy 3 loaves loaves ¢ Save 16c) JANE PARKER (FLAKY CRUST, PILED HIGH WITH JUICY APPLE SLICES!) (SAVE 44 Full 8-inch, 24-oz pie 53 5e (SAVE sc) CUP CAKES pkg of 643ie (SAVE Ac) 15-oz foil tray 69ii (SAVE foe) Giant 1-lb 7-oz cake 791/ (SAVE 4c) 14-oz cake 53 le (SAVE too pkg of 669i (SAVE 4c) pkg of 1239ii JANE PARKER, SLICED (BUY 3 LOAVES — SAVE 174 Apple Pie JANE PARKER, VANILLA Macaroon JANE PARKER Chocolate Brownies JANE PARKER Jelly Roll JANE PARKER, COFFEE CAKE Raisin Twist JANE PARKER, DANISH (COFFEE CAKES) Raspberry Whirls JANE PARKER, PLAIN, SUGAR, CINNAMON Cake Donuts Vienna Bread 24-oz loaves $1.00 JANE PARKER (SAVE ao English Muffins . pAg.gro 39fe •4T to, rl olosrl h tiori t• ki teat .13TTA Summer vacation is almost forgotten. The first week's con- fusion has been replaced by a mbtture of organ4ed activities and school routines. Various school functions are well underway. Representatives to the Students' Council have been chosen by each grade 5 to 8 claw Elected to the 1073- 1974 executive are: president, John Bennendyk; vice- president, Janice Rose; secretary-treasurer, Donna McKinley; and accountant, Marianne Kalbfleisch. House leagues have been organized. The fields are busy with softball and soccer teams in competition. Many ambitious and energetic students have been running, in hopes of being chosen to represent our school in an inter-school cross country competition on October 17. Try-outs have been com- pleted and Mrs, McKinley and Mrs. Moffatt have selected the senior choir. Grade 5 to 8 volunteer library assistants are helping Mrs. Carter and the student body during recesses. The school routine extends beyond the classroom to the utdoors. Grade 6 classes, on two consecutive afternoons, ent to Bob Allan's bush to tudy identification of trees. ach Grade 8 class had an vernight outdoor education xcursion at Camp Sylvan. ichard McKinley summarizes is learning experiences there; 411Chth HOLMESVILLE 4-H ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER thl), 1113, Action priced! COLA, GINGER ALE, ORANGE, ROOT BEER, LEMON-WE COTT'S Cate of 24 1041.ot tins LOW CAL X7.39 BEVERAGES MIX MATCH WHOLE GRAPE JAM, PURE GRAPE JAM. GRAPE JELLY, APPLE GRAPE .JELLY WELCH'S 941.nt tutniblers_ 1 00 JAMS lit JELLIES Action priced! PREPRICED 41,79) YDOL POWDER DETERGENT (KING .slze) 5-1.0 BOX TEA SAGS plcg of 120 bags $ .59 YOU CAN s SPEND ON US FOR GUARANTEED QUALITY! .Mako Tito Switch toA s P WEO \;:\N West St. Goderkh WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES A&P POLICY Always do what is honest and fair for every customer. RAINCHECK: If an advertised special is ever sold out, ask the Manager fora Raincheck. 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The ieeting was opened with the ledge, We selected our officers: resident, Brenda Wise; ecretary, Mary Brand, reasurer, Ann Klomps, and ress reporter, Patricia Harris. he other members of the club re Margret Haak and Irene eykoop. Our leader is Mrs. aastra and her assistant is rs, Bolger. The name of our club is Gourmet Gals. We are fi aving our meetings at olmesvillcillibl zprhort 311) Monday nights at 7:00 p,m. Mrs, Kaastra showed us how to make Blueberry Buckle used by the early Canadians. We then sampled the Blueberry Buckle with Lemon Sauce. The second meeting was held on Monday Sept. 24 at the Holmesville Public School, We opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge and Mary Brand read the minutes of the last meeting. We had a new member-her name is Audrey DePutter and Ate all elected her vice- president. Brenda Wise and Margaret Haak demonstrated the French-style onion soup. The three clubs met in the gym ind tasted each others goodies -Patricia Harris CLINTON 1V 4-H The second meeting of the Minton IV 4-11 girls was held nt Sept. 18 at the Carnothan lame. After the pledge JoAnne libson read the minutes of meting one. The girls were then asked for luggestioes for the club nick- tame; after a few minutes of taring at blank faces the name 'A Pinch, a Dash and a Wish" vas adopted. (Perhaps a subtle lint as to our manner of coking?) Cheryl Kennedy then )repared Crepes Suzettes. 'hese were appreciated by veryone even though prior to oohing they looked rather nappetizing. Grand.peres a dumpling sewed in maple syrup Were Iso served. After a delicious Leal preceded by the 441 race, the meeting was adjour- ed With the note that the next eeting Would be held Sept. 24, L the Gibson home. A GOOD OltalflAN THE misimatoo convicts AO whet, MU SE 71)0 iN A MI' d0A1%. i k -11=Lf);. 7.-sv DON BELL MEIN G CONTRACTOR 225 MAPLE ST. CLINTON 482.0510 "In my opinion all schools doors and come closer to and other groups should have a nature, chance to visit Camp Sylvan. It "By visiting at Camp Sylvan brings people tp a better under- the history of the old village standing and greater ap- seemed to Dope to life. We preciation of our outdoors. It is followed trails traversed by set, a beneficial learning experience tiers 120 years ago, We could that cannot be matched in the understand whet life was like ordinary classroom. For many, then by sleeping in the covered especially town and city wagons and examining remains dwellers) it is simply a chance of the village, In our cemetery to get out into the great out- study we ere able to discover many facts of interest such as, the oldest and youngest people who died, the different min- tries from which they -came, and when the majority died, and for what reason. "Along the wagon trail we SW where stables, houses and blacksmith shops once stood. The reasons for the building of the settlement and also the reasons why it didn't prosper And died out were dismissed, The cemetery study was a part of this. "We learned much about forestry and some of the in, struments used by foresters and their operation, Samples of the pine, cedar etc. were studied. and we learned to identify them. We discussed the hazards to trees and the prevention of these hazards. • HURON DIMNESS MACHINES • Ss* — /WSW Rent* 113 °MEND El., Clinton PHONE; 411243211 FOR Typewriter", Adding *whines, Calculators ' Copy MileNnes. We have • large *election of per-. tibia typewriters in stock. See the West In Pocket Electronic Calculators. 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This proved to be a wor,„ thwhile and interesting ex- perience, "During our visit to Camp Sylvan, we received a very in- formative lecture on astronomy, but unfortnnatelY we didn't have a chance to ob- serve the stars because of bad weather, "I think the good quality of Camp Sylvan is its ability to teach you about nature, history, science and many other topics in a way that no school classroom can, Outdoor education is enjoyable and in- formative, I wish our stay at Camp Sylvan could have been longer." MAPLE LEAF 1 8 Sliced Bologna 16-oz vac pac SCHNEIDERS BRAND Hot Wieners 1- _16 vac pat BURNS ItikiD, Ram RACK Beef & Pork Sausages lb MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Cooked Ham 6-oz vac pat Ham Quarters lb $1.09 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 5 VARIETIES Cooked Meats is-oz vat Pat 441 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY Park Side Spare Ribs lb $1.08