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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-01-26, Page 5s t CPS Cheese 5es Clinton Public School ( CPS) is selling Tavistock cheese. The cheese comes in sax varieties. They are: colby, medium, old, colby r;a=rlic and moz?erella. The profit from the cheese goes the Student Council at CPS and will go toward Grade 8 graduation. by Jennifer Straughan Public Speaking The time of year has come again for everyone to write a speech. There are two divisions in public speaking at CPS - junior and senior. The date for public speaking at our school is February 15. The date at the Legion when three people go on to read there speech is February 23. by Jennifer Straughan Science Fair It's that time of year for the annual Science Fair Project contest and the students at CPS are buzzing with ideas. Mr- Harrison, a teacher at Turnberry Central School came and showed slides and gave some project ideas. The contest is open to students from Grade 6 to 8. This year there are only two classes which the projects fall under: Physical and Biological_ The first and second place winners from each category go on to the regional contest. It continues on to county and then national. You can work by yourself or m pairs designing a project. David Andrews and John Lavis won in the county contest last year and got an all expense paid trip to Toronto to compete in the national. It takes a lot of thinking and hard work to get that far but the winner of the county this year goes to Saskat- chewan, as that is where the national is being held. The winners from our school will be written in this column after the contest. by Vicki Peck Volleyball The girls and boys volleyball teams have been practising regularly for the past couple of weeks. They are preparing for the big day. On February 19, the area school teams will compete at Central Huron Secondary School. • _ Getting up early in the morning, giving up part of their lunch hour and staying after school is all part of practising. They practise bumping, volleying, sliding, setting, spiking and serving. The girls are being coached by Mrs. Elliott and the boys by Mr. Lyon. Both coaches are pre, ;.ring their teams to the best of their ability hoping they'll win. by Vicki Peck About the Blind On January 12, Ed Kincaid came to CPS to talk to the students from Kindergarten through Grade 8. He talked about his blindness and told how the Lions Club spon- sored the training of guide dogs for the blind. A guide dog is a great asset to a blind person as it gives them in- dependence and freedom. by Dianne Batkin Curling The Grade 7 and 8 students are curling at Vanastra in the last two weeks of January and the fir st two weeks of February. The students will be supervised by Mr. Tremeer, the in- termediate gym teacher of our school, as he does a bit of curling himself. by Dianne Batkin Guide news Guide News The 1st and 2nd Brownie pack held a fly up with the Guides. Good luck in Guiding to Bobbi Jo l,eppington, Fiona Bennett, Susan ,Jewitt, Christine Kemp, and Julie Rutledge. After the Guide opening, The Brownies did their opening, then proceed- ed with the fly up. The girls each carried a candle to the Commissioner and Brown Owl of each pack. The girls were presented with their wings and flew to Guides through the arch. Margie Wise then showed her international trip from this summer. Her trip was made available through the Thinking Day Fund. The pic- tures were interesting and everyone enjoyed them. Thanks goes to the parents for conning since this is an important event to your girl in Guiding. If anyone has a Brownie or Guide uniform for sale, please call Florence Elliott, 482-3849 and Carol Strickland, 482-7389. Pathfinders -The girls discussed Thinking Day and planned the discussion from Thinking Day. Oh, boys they also practiced their game Remember the game is dur- ing Guide -Scout Week CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26- 1913 -PAGE 5 I.G.A. FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 EL. OZ. WHITE SWAN BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG. SAVE 6O ..Prices:.an, etifectf till CIOSing tine Soturd-ay, ja,nulary 29a.'We reserve the • r .ghtt Xn°' limit gUantittes. • BURN'S SHAMRO( T-BONE STEAK SLICED SIDE BACON 6.5 /Kg. 2.99 /lb. I.G.A. INSTANT COFFEE 10 0Z_ 3.99 Lewis TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6 L. 3.99 White -Soft Twist BREAD .59 I.G.A. ASSORTED • POTATO CHIPS 200 G. .89 SUNRISE DAIRY PARTLY SKIMMED 2% MILK 3 QUART -BAGGED BURN'S PETER PIPER BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA WIENERS 1.67 SAVE CANNED SALMON 1 Paramount Red Sockeye 7.75 oz 9 CANNED TUNA Bye the Sea Flaked Light in Oil 6.5 oz KERNEL CORN I.G.A. Fancy 12 fl oz .59 FACIAL TISSUE ASSORTED COLOURS WHITE SWAN PKG. OF 2 1'1 FRUIT COCKTAIL BGA Fancy 28. f) oz 1.37 I.G.A. Choice PEACH SLICES In Heavy Syrup 14 fl oz I.G.A. MACARONI & CHEESE DINER BREAKFAST CEREAL Kellogg Corn Flakes 675 g Burn's - Store Packed FA RM .STY L E SAUSAGE 7:1,19 BREAKFAST CEREAL. Post Bran Flakes 400 g WESTON'S WEEK AT KU E NZIG !GA Regular or Thin - h' ; t. loaf Sandwich Bread ......... .69 1882 - 67"; g. Ilrat -',lone Milled 100% Whole Wheat Bread .79 We.lnn'. ( Flo( trial(' or R,1.pherre - Pki1. of 4 Swiss Rolls ...............89 Wt•.Inn . Pkg. ,rl A . � �� Apple Snack Buns ..... . lVe.lnn . l'kg of '1 ®� Crusty Rolls ....... ......99 Wt•.ton . I'hg 11 1i11".. Whrilt• tti �� Dinner Rolls. ........... . ['kg 12 1.19 English Muffins.. , .... . Pkg ra 0 Gr�Granny's Butter Tarts ... 19 CANADA NO. 1 ( Al 1FORNIA RED GR 'k PFS .7 * /kg. 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