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"I theft know yet, I always
4ecide the morning, before."
Rosemary Deboer 11,C.
"A reporter." Lynne NicoI
son 12F'.
"I don't know, what do you
want me to dress -up as?"
Murray Gilciulat.
"I don't know. When Jilt?"
Dean Gunby.
"la this a survey or some-
thing? I'm not telling." Grant
Rutherford.
"I'm,going as a member of
the East End Mafia. We're
having a rumble against the
South End. If you want to be a
member, please contact me.
(Warning: it is imperative
that you sign the contract in
blood.)" Bernice Passehier.
"I think I'll go as an un-
employed bum or something. I
really don't know." Richard
Turtle.
Conducted by
Alice Vender Klippe 12K
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"I.don't know my first- T
one," Chris MelfneuelE.
.4Ilaveli parade with each
homeroom, atibillithig an:,
entry," 'Jo McCormick.
”Short daises -I" Nisatt
Patel 10F.
"A• snow ball fight with the
teacherfir Jeannette Strong
13C.
"I liked the talent Show.
'limy should try to get a sing-
ing and dancing octopus," 30
Anna NieuwenhuiS.
"The GongShow," Anony-
mous.
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SALE. PRICES ARE IN EFFECT UNTIL MARCH
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Grease
"THE SUPER STICKER"
Multi-purpose grease.
Blended for year round
v4, use. Specially recom-
mended for farm machin-
ery, Wheel bearings and
= waterpumps.
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LUBRICANT GUARANTEE
An Assurance of Consumer Protection
- - Your CO-OP Provides ThtsGuarantee On All CO-OP Lubricants
EFFECTIVE 40001. 1980
, 'A. CO-OP offilildlininliedit &Web .4e*nieet or surpass the requirements of
• automotive and machinery manufacturers when used as directed.
B. CO-OP guarantees that no damage will result from a change from other oils to
similar CO-OP oils. If CO-OP oils are proven to cause damage or if you are denied,
warranty by an equipment manufacturer or his -authorized representative, because
he claims the warranty is voided by the using of a CO-OP oil or grease, CO-OP will
reimburse you for the cost of repairs (parts & labour only) provided the following'
conditions are met.
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1. You provide UCO with a letter within 30 days of the denial from the equipment
manufacturer stating:
a) the type of repairs claimed and costs and that they would normally be
covered under warranty,
b) His statement that 'warranty has been disallowed because of the use of
CO-OP oil.
2. You submit a sample of the used oil and retain the damaged parts for inspecilon.
3. You submit copies cif bills substantiating the repair costs denied uiiber
. warranty.
C. Use or addition of non CO-OP products may void this guarantee. •
This guarantee does not cover the misapplication or using the incorrect oil or grease
unless the product was recommended for a specific application by a CO-OP employee.
In this case the guarantee Will only apply when a written CO-OP lubrication
recommendation signed by the employee is produced.
This guarantee is offered by United Co-operatives of Ontario through its branches and
partiOipating member CO-OPs.
United CO -operatives of Ontario
Petroleum Division • 151 City Centre Drive •- Mississauga, Ontario
.,,4444
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L5A 3A4
cha----in oil
5 L tre 359'
0.40,J:4
CO-OP Plasflc
Chain Oil jug
.FormUlated specially for
CO-OP. The chain oil log-
gers trust. It sticks to the
chain and guide bar and is
dyed red so you can see it
working 684-395
Summer/684-405 Winter.
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Carry•Pak
of 10 Cart1d
COntainS an entiWear ad-
dietlavre to 'red upri)earin9
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:85-299
Carr-,,Pak:cif, 1.1 cart -
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Joy In The Morning' is a
worthwhile book to read, as it
portrays the determination of:
two young people and it*
they find joy in their lives
after many defeats and hard-
ships. '
Caroline Mulvey 1OF
Suggestions for Winter
Carnival '81: snow sculpture
contest, box social, backwards,
day, greaser dance, square
dancing on both lunches,
teacher celebrity roast, nur-
sery rhyme day, student -
teacher football genie, no
gong show, snow king contest.
First meeting
of 4-H Club
BELGRAVE — The first
meeting of the Belgrave I 4-H
club was held on February 4 at
the Women's Institute Hall.
The meeting opened with the
4-H pledge and motto, follow-
ed by the election of officers.
They are as follows:
President, Cathy Shiell;
Vice president, Lisa Thomp-
son; secretary, Meribeth
Scott; press reporter, Sheila
Anderson. This club, "Your
Corner of the World", involves
bedroom decorating and mac-
rame.
The members discussed the
objectives and requirements
for the club. The leaders re-
viewed the necessary
'materials and read a brief his-
tory of macrame. The girls
practised the larks head knot,
the wrap and the half knot
twists.
LAKELET MACRAME
MAIDS
The members chose their
dub name when they held
their second meeting at the
home of Mrs. Jack Wright.
Mrs. Schmidt showed the girls
how to do a half -knot and they
started on their 'macrame
projects.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Sch-
midt.
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T T—Two Grade 13 students of F. E. Madill Secondary School, 0,184 Thompson and
Linda Taylor, T 'n' T, performed a touching song for students during the schoorsoWn:
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Gong Show last week. The couple scored 25 out of 30 possible poihti.-TflelsheW4r$011Y.
one feature of the school's week-long Winter Carnival. First place winner wasstrade.
12 student, Lori Brendel, who sang a solo by Gordon Lightfoot.
MRS, DERRILL HALLMAN
Lakelet
The public is reminded that
voting will take place at the
former Lakelet Store on
Monday, February 18.
Visiting on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Arlen Seip and
family were Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Seip and Mr. and Mrs.
West McTavish and girls of
Elmira, Miss Dianne Sowers
and Peter Douglas.
Mrs. Arnold kreller was
able to return home on Friday.
Mrs. Alex Foethers and
Harry of Harriston visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs...„..z,
Elmer Greenley.
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NOTICE
Capt'n Zadks will be closed for
%valcation from
Mdn.. Febeiattolf,". 29 lncI�i
4reopening March 1st 1980
I Sorry for any inconveniences caused.
Hydraulic ,20„
hit
A. universal fluid for
transmissions, diffiren- •
'tials, and hydraulic' use.
Formulated for all season
operation and provides
excellent low temperature
operation to (-37°F).
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CO-OP 59
A.T.F. Case of
24 Litres
CO-OP carries two types
qf Automatic Transmis-
sion Fluids—Type F and
Dexron Il® .
684-630 Dexron Il®
684-650 Type F
indol
R 0 150
NET GONIN,
444ft
Capp 5 Litre • 59,
PlaStic
INDOL. Jug
A premium quality all -
season hydraulic oil. Indol
is an anti -wear hydraulic
oil that provides excellent
anti -wear protection and
reduces wear over con-
ventional fluids. :-.684-615
February 14
Remember Your Valentine with a
Bouquet of Roses
or
Carnations
or an Arrangement of
D -MO
Motor Oil
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96c per litre If bought
Case of 24 Litres 2299
by the case
A universal "new generation" low ash
motor oil for all diesel and gasoline
engines. A.P.I. Service SE:CD. Multi -
grades 10W-30, 15W-40. (also available In
straight grades). 684-470/684-480 15W-40
H 0-7
Motor Oil
by the case
Case of 24 Litres 1889
79g per ilire if bought
F,i,eformulat d premium quality long
dr.carr, tor oil at regular prices. Multi-
grade 10W-30. 684-710. Case of 24 litres.
ALL CO-OP OILS AND GREASES ARE FORMULATED FROM
HYDROGEN TREATED BASE STOCKS
EVERYONE CAN SHOP THE CO-OP
CO-OP Fani
Power Cap
990 with any purchase of CO-OP oils or
99
greases.
NO COST WITH A PURCHASE OF 110 LITRES OR
MORE.
SIMILAR SAVINGS ON OTHER CO-OP OILS
AND GREASEt AND OTHER CONTAINER SIZES.
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We also carry a good selection of
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