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REMEMBRANCE DAY
tions,'cOuld live a life without
• fear and in peace. Remem-
brance day is more meaning-
fill when you carry on the
' optimism and selflessness
that was exhibited by so
many during the two great
World Wars.
Remembrance Day to me;
is not only a time to rem-
ember the past but also a
CLINTON - All system's
are go for the: Clinton.
Klurnpen Feest (Dutch
for wooden shoe festival)
to be held on the weekend
Of May 22-24;1081.
The idea for the Dutch
themed celebration
originated last February
by ,Clinton businessmen
Bob Ca/hi:obeli and
Clarence Dendmthe.
Since then, the .idea has
gained the support' of
Dutch Canadians and
others in the' area,'
'The weekend is set to
begin , on Friday with .a
local entertainment- _.•
program. Saturday Will
see parade;: gfant
barbecue and an evening
street dance.- Throughont,
the weekend concession
bOOths, crafts and 'sales
displays be set-lip ,
around town and the '
Feest will wind up on
Sunday with • an in-
t e r'd e n rninational
meeting,
5. OLDTIMER
6. HERITAGE
7. CARMOR
8. DROLET
9. NORDIC
10. FAWCETT
11.. SELEIRK
On November 1.1,1980, we
said a small thank you to
those who invested their
in PO liMlom. irris
• inaportant to remember those
Who died during the wars;ve
should not forget the pain
and suffering that many went
through for us. When. you
think.of those Who did go tO
war, you, realize they went
not for, themselves, but for
-flitgenerationS'WECiineT-For
people they, didn't, even
:know, they gave their'liVes so
that we, the fUture genera-
12. RYDER
13. 'We also carry a wide
variety of energy conserving
products for home, office,
farm or industry. country is worth your while. 14. We have rental chimney
brushes and rods. Tuesday to Friday
LAN SIDE SUPPLY it°21:13:3, 9 to 4t30
3 Miles East af 1.1400w on Ilighway 86 Closed Monday
Then 394 Miles North on Kinloss Sideroad 25
Phone 3924118
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Once upon a time,
. Many years ago
There, lived a little peanut
. and his.name was Joe.
He lived with thirty others,
underneath the ground..
Some were big, some had bumps,.
,:_and. some-•of them -were, round.
Joe was always happy.
He had a constant grin
and those of those Who tnew him
wished they were. his kin.
He patted on the shoulder
those who were in tears.
He was always:there to hug
'whoe'er. was plagued with •fears.
But then one day it happened,
he met the .dreadful fate.
He .was pulled up from the ground
and thrown into a crate.
_
The crate was t hrown into; a truck
• which, quickly drove'away,
Joe felt deep within him
that this was his last day.
Right next to NM in the crate
was a peanut that he knew.
She was sobbing wrenchingly.
-She felt very , bine.
Joe reached out a frietidly hand' • ., and wiped away her tears.
He whispered to her comfortingly
to rid her of her Tears;
The truck stopped at the .fietory;
A man pulled out the .crate,
:I:le threw the peanuts on the belt
to see, how :each would rate.,
:When Joe Saw .what was happeningi
he pushed• hero to the floor.
He didn't -want this fate-for- her;
She could endure no more.
Joe10,-,:dcefi_up ahead of him
He-was entering that place.. .
It would be the end of him,
'but...there was a smile on his face,
He could die contentedly.
He could die in joy.
For even,at the end of life
he'd been a giving boy.
Alice
14 GOOD REASONS
EXPERIENCE 1
We heat our own homes and
store with wood.
QUALITY'. 2
We carry only the best
quality Canadian made prod-
uct. n• '. • ,
REPUTATION 3
Ours is a good one, and we
intend to keep it. It's your
guarantee of fast friendly
service.
PRICE. 4
Due to the !Location our over-
head Is low. So a drivein the
time to' look into the future.
After all, the only way to
make° the future and our,
present better is to look into
the past, We must learn from
past—mistakes and we ,mus
learn before its too late.
Fortunately, at the end of
W.W. II the allies chose• to
fOrgive; but, unfortunately,•
many people, in the process,
began to forget. Many ex-
perts 'are , saying we .are
The fitst month 6r so of
school tends to be a . little
hectic and confusing for
everyone. but even more so
for the first year students.
But; thanks tO Mrs. MacDon-
ald, an English; teacher: here
at Madill,, worries 'are slight.:
ly lifted. She has devised 4
Plan called "The trade Nine
Buddy SYstem", along with
the help. of Larry O'Malley,
our school_ president and
Kathy Underwood, the' vice-
president. :
Approximately, eighteen,
grade 'thirteen' students act
headed for °a third' world war,
a prospeet that does, by no
means, sound good, in retro,
sped of the dim' consequen-
ces of such an event:Thus, it
- I.
we, '110W, more than any
other time, choose to rem-
ember and :take action.
We too, as people in' the
past have done, must make a
conscious effort ,to create an
even, better world for others,'
However, ' according, to.
Miss Underwood, the systein
is not working as well as it
should. Some of the "bud-
dies" do not want thejob and
So do not take -their job
seriously. "It was rushed,"
said Miss. Underwood. Many
of the' grade nine students
don't know, what the. Buddy
System,' is, This is an excel-
lent idea but unfortunately,
was not:planned enough.
Despite this, some of the
grade'nines seem to like the
idea, as several of them
both for the present and for
...To' you from failing hands
we throw .
The torch; be yours to hold
it higlir—
If ye briak faith with us
„who die
We shall not sleep, though
poppies grow •
In Flanders fields.
Passchler
Bonnie Burchill 9A
"It's pretty decent,':
Peter George 9C
"They should keep it up."
Anne Proctor 9F
"It's alright." •
BrodShobbroOk 9F
So, to all the grade thir-
teen "buddies", Mrs.:Mac-
. Donald, Kathy Underwood
and Larry O'Malley`, thanks
for making Madill a: better
and friendler school..
Elizabeth BrYtifies 11.4
estival • as buddies" to the grade
nine classes, explaining pro-
cedures of different activities
such as elections for ••class
repreientatives, grade itine,;,
night, dances and try-outs
for team sporti. .
TWO "buddies" are aSx.,
signed to each room to
answer any 'questions the
grade nine students 'may
have and generally get' to:
know some of the grade
nines..
dy sys e
commented:
"It's fine and dandy.''
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