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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-02-02, Page 9s vi le P y=:lanche Deeves Worship Service in the Holmesville United Church last Sunday was held at the regular hour 9 45 a.m. Mar- ty and Hugh Lobb sang a dated. Larry Routledge and Ball Crawford received the offer - February 3 8 15 p.m. the Sunday School meeting wall be held. The Enterprising Seniors %111 meet at the Community Centre in Holmesvtlle oil February 3 at 2 pan Coarse and bring a friend Holman v itle Public S, hoot N r gups f 3 r r I ore Illf CHIP SIC Noes Write for a brochure of can Ouecl Lori Senay 120 York SI'eei London Onlano NoA 1A9 „,""r:,5191.139 013o ONTARIO W E CROSS LANCIA READY COT MACARONI SPACNETTI, SPAGHETTIS' 1 kg PKG. ULTRA BAN STICK DEODORANT % 99 50 g ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ALL k 9 URPOSEBAG 6.89 SULTANA RAISINS McNAIRS SEEDLESS 750 g PKG. 2.29 blie S On February 1, Kindergarten registration will take place at Holinesville P.S. If you know of anyone who has a child that will turn 5 by [December 31, 1983, would you please notify thein on the Kindergarten registration date. it would be ap- preciated if they could call the school prior to this date and give the secretary their name and birthdate. Registration will take place in the !morning only in the gyro. For further details, please contact the school. Don't forget to bring your childs birth certificate. The chocolate bar sales were a huge success. With the looney earned two com- puters for the school have been ordered. Daryl Hen►uagway won first prize at the Zone 1,c'veI fur los Remembrance 1)ay prose. He now g ties on to the next level of competition a hack is the District level. This takes in all of southwestern Ontario. W►ntario is sponsoring a half back program on the purchase of Canadian books. Beginning November 1, each non -winning Wint trio ticket i LAYS 8, RUFFLES POTATO CHIPS STOKELYS FANCY QUALITY CREAM CORN, HONEY POO PES CUT GREEN OR WAX NEAN$ WHOLE WHEAT BREAD KRAFT PARKAY 2.59 WESTONS 1882 STONE MILLED 675 g LOAF 79? CHEF FOIL WRAP 1.89 12 X 50 FT. ROLL PER ROLL ALL SPECIALS IN EFFECT SIX FULL DAYS EACH WEEK FROM WED. A.M. FEB. 2 UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY FEBRUARY KTH 1983. AQUAFRESH TOOTHPASTE irtEwtrN Ott TU DURACELL BATTERIES D SIZE . C. SIZE2.69 AA" SIZE 9 VOLT SIZE CARD CRISCO 100% ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3 Ib. TIN 2.79 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS VEILS®IIS 2°° PART SKIM SMALL CURD STYLE COTTAGE CHEESE NEILSONS PREMIUM 6 VARIETIES Pa c ICE CREAM NOVELTIES ®1 9 f.34 wiST®Gas FRESH BAKED KAISER ROLLS plc, 01- 4 119 INSTANT STAIN REMOVER TIMEX 4 SO int 239 ARGARINEARGARINE 4 Ib. SECTIONS 3 Ib. CTN. McCAIN VEGETABLES INTERNATIONAL STYLE ONE kg PKG. 179 3 VARIETIES FROZEN APPLE JUICE NIAGARA FROZEN 12.5 oz. TIN 001 st as worth SOc toward the pur- chase of ,r . inks by Canadian authors. Wintario tickets dated from Octot, .. r A , 1 onward are eligible. These tickets.can be used Lo save up to $15 or half the retail price of each book, whichever is less. We would very much appreciate it if you would save all your old Wintario tickets and send them to school for this pur- chase. The school plans to make good use of them to in- crease the selection of library books. The library hour for pre- kindergarten children is now in effect. The first story hour look place on January 13. Mrs. Pullman reports that story hour will take place every other 'Thursday from 11 a.m. to 12 noon. It is open to all children aged 3 or 4 )ears. The next library hour is on January 27. On February 11, the an- nual skating party will take place at the Clinton Arena from 1 - 3 p.m. All parents and pre-schoolers are welcome to attend. Please remember when sending your childs' skates to school for this event to see that they are either carried emits pre m a plastic bag or protected with skate guards. This should prevent any ac- cidents while travelling. In the e asrooms Grade 1 wrote stories about playing outside in the snow. They thought about words that ey could use in their stories and put them on chart papers so that they could use them in their work. The children have spelled some of the words as they sound. Here are three stories: went outside to play in the snow and 1 went skiing and I fel down a cupiuv hills and wen 1 cam back 1 built a snowman and then when I went in side 1 had sum hot chocilt but I felt tyerd. But 1 had Lots uv fun. Its time fur bed. the end - by Nicole Sed- don I went outside to play. I was in my snowsuit. then I made a snowman aftr that I went skyiing. the end. - by Melissa Walker. 1 went outside to play in The snow and The sno went to Pieces. The sno men went. - by McKenna Lavis The Valentines Day party will be held on February 14 in the afternoon. 'l'he CARNIVAL ACE CREAM VANILLA, NEAPOLITAN, MAPLE, CHOCOLATE OR BUTTERSCOTCH 2 LITRE CTN. re for V children can snail their valentines in their friends' bags from February 10 to the 14th. On February 114, Grade 2 will have their Valentine Day party. A class list will be sent home to help everyone prepare their valentines. Children may br- ing a treat for the class, if they wish, to accompany the hot chocolate we will make. Grade 3 in Miss Facey/Mrs. Steenstra's class is busy working on a snow unit doing ex- periments. They are also do- ing a booklet on Winter Birds. In Math they are finishing up a unit on regrouping in subtraction. They plan, on February 14, a Valentine's Party. A Special, secret snack will be provided. Mrs. Chisholm's Grade 3 class has been busy this month. They have been lear- ning multiplication facts and how to use them. In their reading program they have been rotating among learning centres The pupils are practicing their skills and having fun at the same tirne. In Environmental Studies GREEN GIANT HOT CHOCOLATE PEAS OR CORN IN BUTTER SAUCE CARNATION BRAND MIXED VEGETABLES 09h POWDERED 280 g IN BUTTER SAUCE 250 g PKG. f.99 HOT CROSS BUNS SPAGHETTI SAUCE WESTONS SPICY PKG. OF 8 990 PLAINBRAVOSTYLE BRAND 28 oz. TIN WESTON'S DONUTS TEA BAGS PLAIN OR SUGARED 89 g 1 NO NAIME PKG. OF 12 kG. OF 100 VACH i''IN SNACKS 4 VARIETIES PKGS. OF 12's OR 6's 1.69 EGG NOODLES LANCIA BRAND ASSORTED VARIETIES 375 g T9° TOMATO SAUCE 89` 119 CO11MTItY OVEN APPLE CINNAMON LOAF ofi. OR ONE :YEN CHEESE FLAVOURED ENGLISH MUFFINS OR ONE DOZEN HONEY WHEAT ENGLISH MUFFINS YOUR CHOICE WHITE PAPER , wuwrsAecuiaa HUNTS REGULAR mL 796 7 6 mL NO NAME JAM WITH PECTIN ADDED STRAW. OR RASP f 39 750 mL JAR CORN SYRUP BEEHIVE ONE LITRE f.94 FACIAL TISSUES 283 g 119 99' zehrs forte markers.. of fine moods WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS LIPTON SOUPS CHICKEN NOODLE SUPREME 79? 92 g PKG. RING NOODLE 136 g LIPTONS 9 5 VARIETIES 6 VARIOUS WEIGHT PKGS. BATHROOM TISSUE i COMO G... WHITE SWAN 79' WHITE. YELLOW BEIGE 200 SHEETS OPENING NIGHT FEB. 15, 8 P.M. ICE CAPADES jITCHENER IVIEMORIAI AUDITORIUM ----SAVE '2.00 OFF REG. PRICES PICK UP A FREE COUPON AT ANY ZEHRS OR GORDONS MARKETS WHICH ENTITIES YOU TO THIS DISCOUNT COUPON MUST BF EXCHANGED AT KITCHENER MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM ON PURCHASE Or TICKETS ASK OUR CASHIERS FOA Mrl0F DETAILS THESE SFOALS AVAiLA LE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 CODE ICN MOLL. TUES. - O TO 4 P.M. WED., THURS., FGi'I.. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TOA P.M. IJOSEPI.11I4E ST. (HWY. NO. 4) INTERSECTI®I Hwy. O. 4 A'.30 640. WINGHAM EXETER I., TUBI., MM. & SAT. - 4:24 TO A P.M. MOLL, TUM, WED• - 4 TO 4 P.M. I JOSEPI-11 THURS. AND FRPI. - 8:29 TOR P.M. MU ., FRPI. - 9 10 4 P.M. S. AT. - 8:90 TO 4 P.M. WHITE SWAN WHITE OR COLOURED SERVIETTES MAPLE LEAF FLAKES OF CORNEA HEE 184 g 89 II0 NAME CREAMED GOLDEN HONEY 1 kg 2.79 60 s 64° LIPTONS POPULAR 1.3: Qit CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 4 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1983 PAGE 9 le t es ay tfaey have been studying maps of their community and practicing reading road maps. They will be (learning about Canada and working on projects about i:ferent provinces. Next month, they will be concentrating on Valentine's Day and its meaning as well as beginning a "surprise" unit. The Valentine's party Va_ e will be on February 14. Grade 4 has just c'Urn- pleted a unit in Science. They have been learning about "Light" They are now studying Social Studies in which they are learning about hie m a tropical ram forest in Africa. They have been workirj watn aecrrnais m math. Speeches are coarsing up. They nave discussed the points that make a good speech. They are to have a speech ready for January 28. Dates to remember Feb. 1 Kindergarten Registration I rr)urnang only I Feb. 11 - Skating Party at Clinton Arena Feb. 25 - P.A. Day - Nu School _a couples rets By Mary Chessell Bill and Joyce Dowson and Allan and Marjorie Hayter have returned from a two- week vacation in sunny Acapulco. They experienced two earthquakes. The men tried deep-sea fishing, and found themselves stranded on the ocean for quite some time while repairs were made to the boat's motor. Bill hooked a sailfish, but it cut the line and got away. They had a very smooth flight home on a jumbo jet. Bill and Mary Chessell spent parts of Thursday and Friday with Bob and Gwynne Roberts and children in Simcoe. They moved from Varna to Minaki, north of Kenora, three and a half years ago, then to Simcoe last fall. They live in a new subdivision with a good neighborhood playground which includes an artificial toboggan hill and tennis courts. The weather was sunny and there was no snow—like another country. The Chessell's also visited friends and relatives in Niagara Falls. The baskets of flowers in Varna church on Sunday were placed there by the family of the late Ivan Lince. The sympathy of the com- For Exclusive and Unusual Gifts The Arbor 43 Alert St. Clinton 482-3876 Rituality is extended to Bill and Carol Stephenson in the sudden passing of her father. Of considerable concern to women of the community and church women is the in- creased incidence of abuse in families in Huron County. You are invited to attend the U.C.W. meeting this Thnrtrt +F'a•hriiary 3 at wpm to hear Anne McBride, who is on the comnuttee which has set up a shelter m Goderich for women and children. Larry and Anne have had experience in mis- sion work with the Men- nonite Mission in the States. The annual pancake sup- per is coming up on February 15. Watch for the ad in next week's paper. Kippen East WI quilts By Rena Caldwell Kippen East W.I. members, forrner members and friends quilted at the home of Mrs. James Drum- mond on January 27. A pot luck dinner was served. Mrs. Hugh Alder -dice of Meaford and Mr. and Mrs. George Alderdice visited relatives in the Kippen area last weekend. RESTAURANT FOR SALE BY TENDER Tenders may be submitted to the below mentioned address until 4.30 p.m . February 1 5th, 1983 for the purchase of the assets of The Pizza Train. 317 Josephine Street. Wingham, Ontario The premises (unlicensed) are attractively decorated with 28 seats and a well-equipped kitchen including two pizza ovens. Most items of equipment are less than two years old. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase an ex- isting business at a reasonable cost. Premises are suitable for immediate possession and can be opened for business the next day. Financing will be considered if required. An attractive lease can be negotiated. Tenders must be submitted for the assets en bloc' or an "as is where s" basis and consisting of machinery and equipment, furniture and fixtures The highest or any tender will not necessarily be ac cepted Provincial Sales Tax to be paid by the purchaser Sealed tenders with a 1O°° deposit by certified cheque made payable to a payee to be designated should be ad- dressed to P 0 Box 878. Stratford. Ontario N5A 6W3 Appointments for Inspection, information on terms and conditions of sale and the name of the designated payee may be obtained by phoning Rob Swim at (519)2 71 5650 ROSS SHOE SWOP 142 SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH 524-7432 "YOUR NATURALUZEII SHOE SHOP" FEB UAUY SHOE AND BOOT CLE RANCE-SALE SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 19 '83 'NAM RaLizERs° ALL WOMEN'S DRESS & CASUAL - FALL & WINTER STOCK BY NATURALIZER REGULAR UP TO ss1 oee FIT AA -8 -C -D SIZES 5-101/2 NOW 2 ONE PRICE 9. 7 NO TAX ALL SNO. UP TO 5 D TS FF REG. 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