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hani Advancellmes, March 12, 1980
KINDERGARTEN
Many new things have
hapPenedie Kindergarten this
past week or two. The seeds
that were planted at the
beginning of Lent are up. They
stand for the new life we all
receive at Easter. The new
language program has started
and so far it is really fun. The
classroom has been
rearranged by moving fur-
niture and centres to new
places. It really doesn't look
like the old room anymore.
Students now have full-length
pictures of themselves up on
the wall. They traced and cut
out the pictures. They sure
look different on the wall.
GRADES AND 4
Grades 2 and 4 are
preparing to take another step
in life as a member of God's
family. Grade 2 is preparing
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to receive the sacrament of
Holy Communion for the first
time. Grade 4 is ready to re-
ceive the Sacrament of
Reconciliation. Both
sacraments will be received
during the Easter season. To
help in the preparation, a
meeting for parents of the
students involved will be held
this Tuesday evening at the
school. It will enable parents
and teachers to work more
closely in their role as teacher
for example.
GRADES 5 AND 6
A new unit in science has
been started this week. It
deals with trees and classes
will be visiting many different
areas out-of-doors to study the
trees and how they affect
people.
Pupils are, finishing up their
unit on Israel and they have
learned a lot about the conflict
taking place today in the
Middle East.
Friday's Joke Day was a big
success as jokes were passed
around the room and shared
amongst students.
GRADES 7 AND
Hurray! Exams are over.,
The past two weeks have been
rather tough and students are
glad to get back to regular
class and forget about
studying for at least a month.
They certainly are looking
forward to the winter break.
Report cards go home on
Monday. For some this will be -
fine, but for others, well we'll
see.
NETBALL, CHESS
AND CHECKERS
Netball finished up this
week with Team 4 capturing
first place. The members of
the team were Mark Foxton,
Lenny Schmidt, Lisa Parker,
Susanne Fisher, Terrance
Allen, Brian Steffler, Billy
McGlynn, Chris Chandler and
Shelly Marklevitz. Team •3
finished with 14 points
followed by Team 6, 13; Team
1, 10; Team 2, 9; Team 7, 8,
and Team 8, 7. It proved to be
a good tournament for all Whni
entered.
Playoffs in chess aft
checkers have begun and, the
first round is nearly complete,
The winners of this round will
advance to the second round
until winners are declared.
The winners earn the right to
advance to Stratford for the,
Huron -Perth tournaments
during Education Week.
Pot -luck at
Inst® meeting
Axeter Women's Institute
held a pot -luck dinner at the
home of Mrs. L. Douglas on
March 4 at 12:30 p.m. Eleven
ladies were present.
Marjorie Ann McMichael of
Lewis Flowers in Wingham
was guest speaker and she
spoke on the care of green
plants, with tips on re -potting,
fertilizers and soil mixtures:.
She had several different
plants -with her, which she
used to illustrate the types of
plants. She also answered
questions from the members.
Mrs. William Wright
presented her with a gift in
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Las the program for the
DiattiOt, Annual in May.
Wrosew will host the annual
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the some event plans were
Members were reminded of
the next meeting when all
conveners' reports are due.
Seniors enjoy
potiuck meal
FORDWICH - The Senior
•Citizens - held their March
—meeting in the hall • here,
commencing with a pot luck
dinner at noon.
After dinner a short
business session was held with
Roy Kennedy presiding. He
extended a welcome to all
members and visitors; there
was a large attendance.
Minnie McElwain was at the
piano for the singing of '0
Canada', following which
'Happy Birthday' was sung to
the three members having
March birthdaYs.
Following the reading of the
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The prograan,was pAt. on by
a music musieal grow 'The Huron
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Goerge Bartreae called for a
couple of square dances.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed
the program and hopes the
group will visit again.
MRS. JOE WALKER
Bbjevale
Eleven tables played euchre
in the community hall on Wed-
nesday of last week. Prizes for
high scores went to Mrs. C.
Freiburger and Fred Porter;
low, Mrs. Peter Campbell and
Jim Currie; lucky draw,
Bonnie Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Henning visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
MacTavish.
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Mrs. Thos. Maeroalald of
Brussels spent a few days at
the hatne of Mr. and 1Virs. Ken
Heatle,:
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mundell
spent a few days at he home
9f Rev. and Mrs. William A.
Henderson of Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor,
Laurie and Cheryl of
Hawjtesville visited Monday
with Mrs. Lloyd Jacques.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Ferguspn and Carrie of Acton
visited Saturday with Mr. and
Mr. Robert Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Raven
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Mrs. Wesley • B. Bai.1 of
Thatnestord.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mann!
Denglaa, Robbie and, Janine
visited Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Weber of
Kimberley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson
spent the weekend at the
homes of Mrs. William Giles
of Lambeth and Mr. and Mrs.
Blake Ferguson, London.
Robert Gibson Jr. and J. D.
Davenportof Guelph flew to
Montreal on the weekend and
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Dairy
sealtest. 500 gm.
Cottage Cheese .99
Maple Leaf
Process Cheese Ib. .1.89
Specials in effect until closing Saturday, March 15th
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
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Vork Delump 2 iltie plastic
(6 Varieties) -
Ice -Cream 2.19
Schneiders - 2 lb.
Bucket of Chicken 2.98
Frasorvak - 24 oz.
COd F 11 & Chips 1.89
Mapel Leaf Sweet Pickled
Fresh Pork Shoulder "
BUTT ROAST
Fresh Pork Boneless
SHOULDER CHOPS
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Westons - 6's •, ,
Hot Cross Buns .79
Westons Raspberry - 12 oz. ,
Jelly Rolls .79
White Label Chocolate - 450 gm.
Chip Cookies .89
White Label - 450 gm.
Oatmeal Cookies .79
Produce
McCain (Banana, Lemon, Chocolate or
Cocoanut) - 14 az. Pies po Schneiders Ready to Serve
Cream
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Schneiders Sliced - 8 Varieties, 6 oz.
COOKED MEATS
Schneiders Regular
Canada No. 1 -2 lb. cello
Washed Carrots 2/.*9
Canada No. 1 - 1 lb. cello
Rosebud Radishes .59
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Tide - 6 litre
Elm Grove - 1. ib. tub
Soft Margarine
Cliipits Butterscotch or Chocolate
Baking Chips uoz
Royal 11 oz.
Cheesecake Mix
Carnation 2°/o - 160z. Monarch Quik - 4 Varieties, 15 oz.
Evaporated Milk 2/ irk )/Loaf Mix
Libby's Tinned - 19 oz. Universal - 73/4 oz.
Spaghetti & Tomato Sauce
Maple Leaf - 11/2 lbs
Tinned Hams
Kelloggs Cereal - 575 gm.
Rice Krispies
Tetley - 72's
Tea Bags
Bulki Baker Red - 12 07
Maraschino Cherries
Long Grain Rice
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Bulkii3akerThompson - 31.7 oz.
Seedless Raisins 2.89
Litter Fresh with chlorophyll - 4 kg.
Cat Litter 2.19
Javex - 128 oz.
Liquid Bleach .99
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