Picnic Held At Cavendish ] For Clinton School Pupils

KENSINGTON 7 The annual Ithe most oulStnndinx: student ln school plcnir nl Clinlnn Schnnl grant.- was held retenlly at Cnvondtsh. Holman vim au-ardvd tn Thelma harm: L‘lmk

wvth pupils, Ind many mtercttcrt tending nun In thn blowing children could mil usual (lip In the se

pass thmr timt- mum at hum sports All typns nt' ram ("1' all 0 [lb 1

Wctrum 3 a R atarter, and

races. The children had a

when the boya uarr drtchtrtl by the girls Haunt-er the boys

heat the Ellrls in :t n chutcst unit-h Hll'll‘: I lauuh

Tim mwé‘i (or man mum.» mum. ttnnatt‘d tw Ihr ant‘n‘s Institute. wew passhd nut hy

Mrs. Enid Mark at Illc \I't TI

ay.

Connlck: Grade 9. G erlmz: Gra

dr x ,\ na Grade 7. Ella “'Illll‘ltl‘ad:

Gratir a. Jessie Fri Gl'arlt‘ 4. Jo- seph Sulln-an; 'ade 3, Diann: Payntar Grade 2. Juan Whim-

bead; Grade 1. Brian hiacKay, A prize {or tho mnSt Outstand-

In: student in grad?

by \Irs Holman “as awarded

tn Susan hehnry. A

ransom PEDE

Tignish Cadet I On Exchange

Visit To U

TIGNISK ~ Fltrszt Roget

Pederaen at TIEnlstt Squadron NO MI and

selected alr cadets tor a good- will exchange \‘lsit Lrip to the‘ United States has arrived a“ BCAE' Stalloh Trenton on that that tap at a mantis-Ion: mur. ‘ They will he Ink!“ an a SIRTIL-t rlnlned In . New ank City, Including a VI!“ R to the United Nations head- nunrtm, nnn thny wlll also at. nt.

mm: tnur and ente

Want Put

In Maryland they will be guasta nt Man-land \vInK, Clvll thrte they . will go on In Washington. Dtc.‘

AIr Patrol and tram

Out a fourvdav stav

Their pran-am wlll include hasahall game. apt-to age hrteitn: at thr Ppn-l tagon, VISlIs tn tin: White Hansen Cauadlan embassy and many‘ other paints of interest

llghtaeelng, a

They will law? (or I

'The mlotnatlnnal nlr rurIN ex- ehann VlKIIs vtrnzntm startan In 1947 with rm Ext'hanue at M ca-

dets between Canada United Ktngdnm time ma project lteadlly and MW Incl tries in all part: of

truism. Pedcrspn

Ian, Tignlsh.

In Carnival parade

menlde lulled to mt-nlinll that can charlnttt- HiEh School'l

bind gave a t-onct-l‘t the day at the stadi awry nnnrtorl that

(In m Ornmnrtn smut tha Mn- tart.

CORCORAN FUNERAL— The era!

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'ay an inn \\'ntnrn‘< In- stitute supplied nmcs Inr the

pure as iollous. . Grttdc to. Barbara

sinca that.

of Mr. and Mr! Gunner Peder-

WESTERN BRIEFS .

BAND GAVE CONCERT Tuesday'l report an the Lrtb-

was held Friday. July 12 mm '5 Church. Blotll'n—

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ml dl‘n'lilfl nod man;

a ntnnihrt l .v \ItK

mtll Firk- Paymnr:

x. donated

Fri 70 in!

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Mr Cadet One 0! 59

iinn-ia Aug.

and that has grown. udes coun- tha Ir a a

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In Slim-

latnr in l urn 'l' h c l the hand

Cowman .

AL—T h ! Wall-tin

lever-I comm

cation church School at tlu ma non. Mn. CharleI Dunk unitiaa, and w". 2 The Guardian, Charlottatarwn. Thurs. July 18, 1983 and aim. She said she (on that 5 Enro'led mm "mm em” Md 10mm.“ Ly” Mum“... Mm Wm. Am“ mm m —'—‘——‘—-—"’—“ M M "Md ml“? "‘3'" I“ in Barnum wand church tat- I!qu Mann-e. Arlene smiy, sabta. Bnlntuw and uamntnn. The teacher. Mrs. Mary PI- The teacher alm IIVB lulu: lo the twn years site had until" mun . Jo Ann MacDonald Ind Vada H "W". "(mi ‘°: ‘nt; 33:33“ '“ r um At H("'IPW‘ n“'.;"°.°‘":.:‘"°n::“n “Elm-t. ... .. n. . .. . .. .... 3'“: “3m . perm '3 n 9 cm . t max. n. with" . - e a count my 1m, grades as tnltnws, - Grad: 5.- Sum Hum read In wro- "m h" “m” “wand”: HAMPTO — A mm mm nun Len van in name or the Christ's my. My Way. Several Ipecltll televlalon pron”; Wayng Connlek; amt; I, Jns- pfllunldldrell ctln lthe Inward hymn Ali's-w” mm‘ bar oi its wplll enrolled II VI- mm, - olliandlcnlt were cat-nan about tha Untied State: at Fla) 7 also dntlatcd by Mrs. tpn Sullivan; Grade 1. Veldtl and an“ ar we r ——-—-—-—k m I m m “M W ,W “I, “ml”: m ,9, mm“ m, “,9 mm“ P t _ G (la 2. J an White» m: ulna. Tho tam thanked ud to find a baauulul talcum 10W“ - ‘ _ , 1 l ' ‘ "fay: Bands". mm,“ “mm, m, mm“, m their kind mm or the scenery nt cnnmu u n A pIcnIc lunch was enjoyed. Mn. Jamel Gordan. Clix The nuptunrnted came trom netwurlt Aug it

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CLOVER FARM RED CUP

COFFEE

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PRICES EFFECTIVE ’TIL CLOSING TIME

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FLUFFS. . . . 55°

CLOVER FARM INSTANT

COFFEE

10 OZ. JAR

NO. 'I CORELESS

Carrots 2 a... 24°

GOVERNMENT INSECTED BEEF SHOULDER or BLADE

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ROAST

FRESH BRISKET

BEEF

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Sausage in; 49: Chicken 59c ZERO PAK PERFECTION

PEAS

21°

ICE CREAM

53°

. SUMMER

63°... 39ft.

BEEF 29:

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Lbs. 221‘,“ um " 29°

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THIS SUMMER BE WATER WISE

CHOWDER 33c WWW 21.2.: 39: ii'tilt SALMON n- 33c iO'iiAto sour 3 37c .732. 33c

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Peanuts 29c Briquets ‘Ité' 1.09

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Onions 2 .n. 23°

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