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99
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ASST VAR BEANS OR
CORN (14 FL OZ TIN)
Green Giant Niblets
12 FL OZ TIN
MEADOWLIGHT, CALORIE REDUCED
OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO .99
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF,
BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER
Boneless
Beef Roasts
OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.05Ikg-2.29 Ib
SAVE 1.32/kg-.60 Ib
COMBINATION PACK. CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS. 2 LOIN
ENDS. 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS. 8 CHOPS IN A PKG.
Loin Pork Chops
3/1 69
OUR REGULAR PRICE 5 05Ikg-2 29 Ib
RE SH. WHOLE OR HALF 0 29
Boneless Hams 51kg5 /2 It)
EXCELLENT F OR BRAISING 3
Blade Steaks 37kg /16!
FRESH MEDIUM 13 69
Ground Beef 31kg /1 Ib
RIO PORTION. BONEI FSS 615 /279
Pork Loin Iko Ib
FREEZER SPECIAL 10 TO1.1I.BAVERAGE 73 69
Whole Pork Loins 31kg/1
PREVIOUSL Y FROZEN PORK SIDE
Spare Ribs
351 / 159
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Beef Liver
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OLDMill BREAKFAST
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OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.61 /kg -2.09 Ib
SCHNEIDER'S. HALVES
Olde -Fashioned Hams 880
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SCHNEIDER S. REGULAR OR ALL BEEF PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE)
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CONGRATULATIONS
JOHN CLUTTON
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH
POWDERED LAUNDRY
ABC Detergent
6 litre
box
OUR REGULAR PRICE 4 39
DETERGENT -FOR DISHES
Sunlight Liquid
199 nisi btl
500 mL
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SCHNEIDER'S. JUMBO LOOP
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Soft Butter
CANADA NO.1 GRADE
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OUR REGULAR
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FEATURE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON -1.99
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SCHNEIDER.S. MILD. MEDIUM OR OLD 9
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SCHNEIDER'S. JUMBO
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TANK II -OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.99
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BEEF CHUNKS. CHOPPED BEEF. MEAT TRIO
Alpo Dog Food
AUTOMATIC, DRIP OR REGULAR
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2 369 g
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each 2.59
2 14 oz 89
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PLAIN (FRUIT FLAVOUR 1 49)
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Profile on
new Iibrarian
ROBERTSON
ROUND -UR
School's new librarian is Miss
Heather Broadwell.
She first started her career in a atm
in London, Ontario where she found thatshe
liked working with books and people.
She attended the University of Guelph
where she received a degree in Honours
Spanish.
Then she went to -Althouse College in
London where she received her Bachelors
Degree in Spanish and Library Science.
Miss Broadwell attended the University of
Western Ontario from which she received
her Masters Degree in Library Science.
The reason Miss Broadwell chose her
career was because she likes to help
children help themselves in the use of books
and other study aids.
The easiest part of, her job is the Dewey
Decimal System and keeping books
straight, and the hardest is having time to
card, shelve and do other numerous things.
For this reason, she has many library
helpers.
The way she chooses new books is by
reading catalogues, reviews and also
listening to students' opinions.
Miss Broadwell says that she plans to
keep on being an elementary or high school
librarian and has no real desire to work in a
public library.
-By Michelle Rotteau
Mistake
Last week we mistakenly reported that
the Student Council at Robertson had
sponsored a Hallowe'en Carnival for Grades
K-5.
The carnival was actually the respon-
sibility of students in 7-D. They are to, be
congratulated for their effort and their time
given for the entertainment of the younger
students. Thank you 7-D.
Percussion Ensemble
On November 24, the Toronto Percussion
Ensemble will be performing for the senior
students at Robertson School. Classes from
St. Mary's Separate School and Victoria
Public School will also be attending.
-By H. Larsen
Dear Principal
Dear Principal,
I was wondering how hard the older
grades were - like Grade 8 or if they were
easy but you still have to try.
-Abby S.
You do have to try in all grades. Grade 8
can be reasonably easy if you work hard all
of the other years. '
Dear Principal,
Does the librarian in our school buy new
books with her own money or with the
school's money?
Jill Dineen
The budget for our library - which is
money from the school board, because your
parents pay taxes, is approximately $3000
per year. New books are added to the library
every year.
St. Mary's
School names
special students
One student from each class at St. Mary's
Separate School is awarded "Student of the
month" for effort and good conduct. The
award for September went to Martha
Jasper, Aaron Hackett, Jackie Bowen,
Christy Shanahan, Peter Hrynieviecki, Kel-
ly Wade and Mary Jo Evans. These students
do the reporting.
The Kindergarten class, taught by Mrs.
Johnston is split into two groups, and they
have parent volunteers to help out occa-
sionally. The entire class visited the apple
orchard and pumpkin patch. Halloween was
celebrated with a dress -up party.
Grade one is taught by Sister Anne. They
visited the pumpkin patch and apple or-
chard also.
Grade two, is taught by Sister Rita. The
class was very excited to discover they had
five winners in the Junior Huron Perth
I.A.P.A. Safety Slogan contest. Michael
Barlow placed first with "One at a time on
the slide and everyone will get a ride".
Crystal Brennan came second with "When
coming or going to the school yard - watch
for traffic - be on guard". Jackie Bowen
placed third, Greg Steward, fourth and Shel-
ly Stanley came in fifth.
Mrs. Park's grade three-four lass had
Lee-ann Langford sell the most candy for
the candy sale and receive the prize of $30.
The school is trying to raise money for a
computer printer. Jeff Phelan received a
trophy
smanlike for squirtplayer. town soccer as most sport -
Mrs. Doherty's grade four -five class
visited The Homestead and a pond for their
science lesson. Jackie Allin won the French
award for September.
Leah Groen won first in the slogan contest
with "Give Safety a Thought - it means a
lot". She is in Miss Ayotte's grade six -seven
class.
Grade seven -eight is taught by Miss
Stemp. Marianne Glazier completed the 10
hour skate -a -thou and received a medal.
Gregg De Winter received a trophy in Mos-
quitos soccer for the best offensive players.
Marc Mielhausen placed first in the senior
slogan contest with "Safety is great - so
don't make it wait."
SPORTS
The junior soccer team came first in
Huron -Perth. Team members are Dan
Mielhausen, Jim Craig, Bart Drennan,
Justin Fagan, Pheng Troeung, Chris
O'Neill, Pat Donnelly, Andre Cauchi, Blair
Waterfield, Lance Langford, Bryan Cor-
riveau, Mike Stegansted and Jean-Paul
Cauchi.
The cross country junior boys placed first
for Huron -Perth. Team members are Dan
Mielhausen, Blair Waterfield, Pheng
Troeung, Bryan Corriveau, Chris O'Neill
and Bart Drennan
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