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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-14, Page 104H visits museum♦ On November 8, the Belgrave 4H Heritage Club and leaders Mrs. Ruth Gordon and Mrs. Lois Sinclair met at Wingham Museum. They went in and looked at all the things that were used in the olden days. They were very inter­ esting things such as old radios, stoves, irons, tools and the equip­ ment used for C.K.N.X. when it started. It was very interesting to tour the museum and see all the old articles used long ago. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH FINAL INSTALLMENT OF 1990 TAXES IS DUE NOVEMBER 15 Student enterprise Members of East Wawanosh Public School’s students’council presented Principal Ken Scott with a newvideocameraand tripod for the school. The money was raised through a Walk-a-thon organized by the council. East Wawanosh School news EDITED BY GREGORY YOUNG The Grade 1 enjoyed going to Perry’s Pumpkin Patch with their buddies and they are writing a book with their buddies about the trip. At the first of the week they took a big pumpkin and carved it into a jack-o-lantern, for their Hallowe’en party on Wednesday. The grade 2 class had a Hallo­ we’en party on Wednesday and they baked pumpkin loaf and cookies. The 3/4 class learned three notes on the recorders that they are playing. Last Monday the grade 4/5 really enjoyed the story teller Dorothy Bowman. They wrote excellent notes and pictures to mail to her. On Friday they were happy to have Melinda Hussey’s cousin, Niki Sand visit them for the day. They are also happy to announce that they will be having another treat sale on Nov. 22. The Students Council held a dance and Haunted House to celebrate Hallowe’en. The dance was held for grades 4-8 and the Haunted House was for grades K-8. It was pretty scary for the younger kids, but the older ones took it in stride. The dance was a great success, enjoyed by all. /Az// Care to host wheelchair clinic Those requiring minor repairs or maintenance to their wheelchairs will have the opportunity to receive these services for free when the Huron Day Centre for the Home­ bound hosts their fourth annual wheelchair clinic. The Day Centre, in co-operation with Ontario March of Dimes and the Doncaster Home Health Care Centre (London), will be hosting the clinic in the auditorium at Huronview on Monday, November 19, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Both manual and power wheel­ chairs will be serviced by experi­ enced technicians, for free, and necessary parts will be supplied at wholesale cost. As well, there is the chance that more expensive repairs may be approved by the represen­ tative from the March of Dimes, who will be present at the clinic. Given the time available for the clinic, only a limited number of wheelchairs will be serviced. Those wishing to make an appointment for the clinic should contact the Day Centre at 482-7943 prior to Novem­ ber 16. Open^DaysAWeek Monday to Saturday 8a.m.-6p.m. Friday nights until 9 LADIES BRING LUNCH Sponsored by Walton Recreation Committee Proceeds to Walton Recreation Committee and Ball Park 'OMMUNIT SWEETRIPE [FRUIT PUNCH, GRAPES ORANGE,k A * -39 -jWxH SUNLIGHT ™ laUndrY 5 LURE O QQ Red Detergent J •» 7 Grape eD AO Grapes »U7 lb. PAMPER Cat Food 170 G. ROBIN HOOD Flour 2.5 KG. -----------------------------'J* FLORIDA GROWN Aft 2 / Z q Tangerines .77 lb. 8 OZ. CELLO 1 Aft -----------------------^Mushrooms I »fit7 2.99 PKG., ALLEN’S PURE APPLE JUICE 00 48 OZ. VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK 19 OZ.69 LEAVER MUSHROOMS PIECES & STEMS COTT Canned Pop GRAPE, GINGERALE, ORANGE, ROOT BEER 2 LB. CELLO BAG < Q Carrots •^I#ea. 24 x 280 ML. CASE SCHNEIDER’S FAMOUS FOR QUALITY MEATS SCHNEIDER’S BREADED Chicken Thighs & Drumsticks pkgg 3.99 SCHNEIDER’S Olde Fashion Ham Halves 4.99,. 10 OZ.79 RED PATH FINE SUGAR SCHNEIDER’S Sliced Side Bacon 5P°°GG; 2.99 SCHNEIDER’S Pepperettes 125 G. PKG.1.89 CHRISTMAS BAKING SUPPLIES NOW IN STOCK! 2 KG. BAG 1.49 PRIVATE BRAND POTATO CHIPS REGULAR, RIPPLE, SALT &VINEGAR, B.B.Q.200G.89 COTTONELLE BATHROOM TISSUE WHITE ONLY 2 ROLL 89 DON’T MISS BRUSSELS SANTA CLAUS PARADE SAT. DEC. 1/90!