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Clinton News-Record, 1985-4-3, Page 29r Bus drivers have the responsibility of taking many children to and from school each day. Even thought they cover thousands of miles, buses are second only to airplanes for safety in Ontario. (Narejko photo) GREAT EASTERTIME CANADA 'A' GRADE FRESH LARGE,EGGS ALL WHITE FOR COLOURING ■ENNE■ (SEE COUPON BELOW) NESCAFE RICH BLEND 8 oz. COLUMBIA 7 oz. or VIVA 7 oz. INSTANT COFFEE JELLIED OR WHOLE OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES STOKELYS VEGETABLES FANCY DUALITY HONEY POD PEAS, CUT GR. OR WAX BEANS .GR. OR WAX SEASONED BEANS • CREAM STYLE CORN 14 oz. TINS OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12 oz. ALL VARIETIES 750 reL BOTTLES OF PEPSI COLAPLUS DEP ANY PURCHASE OF PEPSI -COLA on SEVEN-UP DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL WILL RESULT IN A CASH DONATION TO THE MARCH OF DIMES BY ZEHRS MARKETS AND PEPSI -COLA vALuABL . ~ I F8 pOUPON IWITH THIS COUPON SA NESCAFE°101FEET tu. FRESH DELICIOUS DINNER ROLLS DOZEN 89° DELICIOUS WARM WITH ICE CREAM WINCE f 7 TARTS 6 s DELICIOUSLY FRESH 2'a oz$ CROISSANTS 3 FOR 4 VARIETIES DELMONTE FRUITS CLUBHOUSE PURE VANILLA DELMONTE 4's FRUIT CUPS FRENCHS PREPARED MUSTARD 14 oz. 43 mL 20 oz. NABOB 3 GRINDS29 TRADITION COFFEE 369 g 3. BLACK DIAMOND CHEESE FOOD SLICES 500 g3. QUAKER BRAND LIFE CEREAL DESSERT TOPPING COOL WHIP McCAINS FROZEN ORANGE JUICE SUN PAC FROZEN GRAPE JUICE iHOMESCOOP 4 FLAVORS iCE CREAM 550 g 179 500 mL 89' 355 mL 1.49 1.09 3.49 355 mL 4 LITRE GRANNYS POPULAR BUTTER TARTS BLUE BONNET SOFT STYLE MARGARINE LAUNDRY DETERGENT, CHEER 2 'f is ::..... 12. 2 Ib. 249 4. 6 LITRE. FABRIC SOFTENER BOUNCE aos 33.79 4 VARIETIES DARES COOKIES 300 g 199 CLUBHOUSE RED MARASCHINO CHERRIES CLUBHOUSE MANZANILLA L.P. OLIVES 4 VARIETIES BICKS PICKLES DOLE JUICEPACK 3 VARIETIES PINEAPPLE 19 oz. TIN 250 mL 250 mL. 500 mL 199 lil►,Pl4FAI A'X, APRIL3,1 ' "•—FagexA eps bus drivers' records clean By Anne Na>re1k0 "You have to like children in this job," says Walter Pepper of Clinton. Mr. Pepper has been a bus driver 'for 10 years; and although he is over the retirement age. he continues to carry the responsibilities of transporting 55 children to and from school each school day. Since bus drivers have such a great responsibility, it is necessary for them to be tested on a regular basis. Those who are over 65 -years -old, must take a written test given by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Other drivers are tested every three years. These tests May attribute to the good driving record held by bus drivers across the province. According to Barry Young, Manager of Murphy Bus Lines, "statistics show that buses ,are the safest transportation in Ontario." Murphy Bus Lines helps uphold this statistic with no accidents in 1984, however, a bus was in an accident his year but none of the passengers were injured. Mr, Young explained that to become a bus driver a person first must pass a medical given by a Elnntor. The send cten is to pass a written road driving test and a driving course. "The safe driving course teaches drivers everything that has to do with driving, driving looking after the kids and what type of thingatolook for," explained Mr. Young, Weather conditions affect bus drivers the same way they affect all other drives ff the visibility is poor or the road conditions are dangerous, the buses are cancelled. If a driver does happen to get into an accident and it is found that he is at fault, the penalties that apply to drivers of other vehicles will also apply to him. On the average, Mr. Young says that a driver will cover approximately 50 miles a day. Mr. Pepper feels that the most important part of the job is to "stay alert and keep your eyes open at all times." As for the children, "most of them are pretty good. There's one or two that have to be kept in line because if you let them go too far, they get out of hand. You have to be firm with them." "I enjoy the job because there are some cute kids and I like getting out through the country," commented Mr. Pepper. "But you really do have to like children." French l ers i ale ern DOZEN HOSTESS ASSORTED 200 g PKG. BROWN 'N' SERVE OR SOFT 'N' CRUSTY WESTONS DINNER ROLLS 500 mL DELMONTE ASSORTED FRUIT I JUICES 1 LITRE 199 99e f. f9 ROBIN OR MALT LEAF EGGS RICHBLEND7 oz JAR11 COLUMBIA 7 02 JAR VIVA 7 oz JAR ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE COUPON ExPIRES APRRFIJ I TOFFIF 2709 93799 NEILSONS CHOCOLATE E. D. SMITH APPLE PIE FILLINGS 190z 1.49 E. D. SMITH CHERRY OR BLUEBERRY PIE FILLING 19 oz 1.89 AY - GAY LEA QUALITY 391 ONION CHIP DIP ALLENS WISHING WELL f.49 �� CHOCOLATE HEN 160 g CHOCOLATE RABBIT 400 9 159 ALLENS SOLID SITTING ALLENS CHOCOLATE DECORATED EGG 65 g 79 MERCI ASSORTED BARS MILK' CHOCOLATE 200 9 169 250 g 119 PAAS SESAME STREET EGG COLOUR KIT EA 2.39 SEAFRESH FROZEN FISH FRIES PAXO SAGE AND ONION STUFFING 8 oz 1.19 700g 2.69 WESTON'S 1882 STONE MILLED DREAD WITH PORK, BROWN SUGAR VEGETARIAN OVEN BROWN OR MAPLE BROWN VAN CAMP BEANS LIBBYS FANCY TOMATO JUICE PEAS, CORN, GR. BEANS MIXED VEGETABLES FRENCH STYLE GR. BEANS GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES (FROZE SCHNEIDERS BREAST CUTLET, STICKS, BALLS, NUGGETS BREAST FILLETS, CHICKEN FINGER BITS 1 kg PKG. 350 g PKGS. ALL MARKETS OPEN TILL 9 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, APRIL 5 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY Na. 8 GODERICH MON., TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. WM., THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON.; TOES., WED. & SAT. - 8:30 TO 6 P.M. THURS. A • 0 FRI.'- e:3o TO 9 -P.M. INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND NO. 83 EXETER MON., TUES., WED. - 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. - 8:30 TO 6 P.M. • presentation CLINTON - On March 20, the Clinton Co- op Nursery School held its regular meeting. Mrs. Sally's report included a need for _ some craft items, such as vinegar bottles or Javex bottles. These items are needed for making Easter baskets. The Easter Party will be held Wednesday, April 3rd, for the morning and afternoon classes. The Penny Carnival will be held April 11 at 7:00 p.m.; there will also be a Bake Sale on the Carnival Night. Those wishing to donate baking may bring it through the day of April 11, to the basement of the Wesley - Willis Church. Next year's list of executive officers in- cludes: president, Gail Sinclair; 1st vice, Lorraine Bell; treasurer, usan Fines; secretary, Audrey Kemp; registrar, Diane Collyer. Joanne Jasper and Martin Van Den Berg, from the Huron Chapter of Canadian Parents for French, spoke to the Clinton Co- op Nursery parents after the business • meeting. Mrs. Jasper and Mr. Van Den Berg showed a video which, explained how the demand for French Immersion has grown in recent years. The requests are coming from English speaking parents who feel for jobs of the future their children need a second language or computer training. Mrs. Jasper explained the purpose of such an organization, She said that the group pro- vides activities for the child After school or. during summer holidays: The parents also support one another. Mrs. Jasper continued to explain the types of French Immersion. The Huron -Perth Separate School Board is in the process of implementing an. early French Immersion Program for Kindergarten - Grade 2, for September '85. St. Mary's Public School in Goderich will be the local school for which a program,will be implemented. Registration for this program should be done by'Marcfi 29. Mr. Van Den Berg explained that busing and subsequently financing will provide a challenge to organize, but he is confident with support and fund raising, it can be done. A question period followed and many con- cerns and interests were discussed. This was certainly an informative meeting. Marilyn Parr thanked Mrs. Jasper and Mr.. Van Den Berg for speaking to the group. The next meeting of the Clinton Co-op Nursery School will be held April 10 at 7:30 p.m. Euchre results CLINTON - On March 27 a euchre party was held at St. Joseph's Church Hall. Tlpe event was sponsored by the Knights of Col- umbus. Winners included: lucky chair, Barbara Thomr ladies' high, Verna Glazier; men's high, Oscar Priestap; ladies' low, Vi Howes; men's low, Doug Freeman; lone hands, Nellie Matthews and Mary Vanden Eisen; door prize, Florence Routzon. 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