The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Book reports The Township of Tiny Library Board' has sponsored a Book Report Contest for all children in the area in Grades 3 to 8 in order to promote children's literature and encourage good reading habits among our young people. The contest ran from April 15th, to May isth, 1977 and was ad- vertised through the schools and the three local libraries being Penetanguishene, Mid- land and Elmvale. The winners are to be rewarded with a prize of $5.00 each and the cheques will be going out to them in the mail shortly. This newspaper has agreed to publish a number of the winning entries over the next few weeks and we trust the readers and_ interested parties will continue to read this column. This week we have the following book reports. Water Life Illustrator Nemo The book was about Water animals like the swans and beavers, wild geese and a lot more Did you know that if the baby swans are tired or scared the mother will carry them on her back? If an enemy is near she will hiss at them for a warning. Their wings spread almost eleven feet. They also have beautiful wings Report by Vickie Cruise Monseigneur Castex Grade 3 The Ginger Bread Man Illustrator Elfrieda What this book is about This story is about a lady who wanted to make something special for her husband after dinner. She kept opening the oven to see if the Ginger Bread Man was ready. So that after supper her husband could eat it Why This Interesting This book is_ in- teresting because it shows where the ginger bread man hops on the end of the fox's tail and the water gets deeper and deeper so the ginger bread man hops on the fox's back and the water gets deeper than it was before and the fox said Water bylaw for Tay A new by-law to standardize water systems in Tay Township is in the preparatory stages and should be completed by the end of September According to David Walker, Chairman of the Tay Water Committee, the bylaw will "bring together little loose ends" such as connecting fees, and water systems in- spections. It will provide for regulations on con- nections to homes, what materials can be used in these connections. Up to now there has been no control of what materials were used in home connections, no minimum depth of laying pipes and no control of individual home shut-off valves A number of homes had problems with lines freezing up this winter, Walker said, and when water department of- ficials came to look at the problem, they discovered that plastic pipes had been used to connect homes to the municipality's water lines. Hence the need for regulations governing materials and inspections during home con- structions. Under the new bylaw, homeowners may also have to have shutoff valves installed in their homes rather than having them on the lawn. Walker cited the case where this winter a homeowner complained of a leak in his water system. When the utilities' men came to investigate, the homeowner had no idea where the shut-off valve was, only that "it was somewhere out. there under three feet of snow." The repairman had to make the repair with the water on. "We'll put the onus on the homeowner to be able to turn off his water," Walker said. Book is Page 8, Wednesday, August 24, 1977 hop on my head and when they got close to the other side the fox eats the ginger bread man. This is a good book! Report by Lisa Beauchamp Monseigneur Castex Grade3 Travels with Tremors Author Jo-Ann Roenigk This book is about David, Paul and Melissa. It is about all the time they go to Mr. Tremors house to hear about his adventures. One day the children had nothing to do when Melissa jumped up and said we can go to Mr. Tremors house. So they got their bikes and rode down to Mr. Tremors house. His trailer was outside. The children knocked at the door. Paul asked Mr. Tremor why he had a trailer outside. Mr. Tremor said 'I am going to Ottawa tomorrow morning". And he asked them if they wanted some cookies and milk. They all shouted yes, please. Report by Jane Maurice Monseigneur Castex Grade3 String Bean Author Charlotte Illustrated by Tom Funk This book is about String Bean, a little boy who didn't like being called String Bean. He weighed around forty pounds. His aunts and an uncle were fat. They asked him why he was so skinny. However, at the end he doesn't mind being skinny because he is a hero! Read about how he wouldn't have been a hero if he had been fat. Report by Rodney Larmand Monseigneur Castex Grade 3 A Good Dinner Author: Aileen Belfry Richar This book is about two cats trying to get an egg into their home. Story There were two rats that lived in a barn. They liked to go out in the green grass and play. One day the two rats went in to the grass and a hen laid an egg. When the two rats saw the egg, they were planning to take it home. But a red fox was plan- ning to eat it too. The two rats put it on one rats back. One of the two rats was pulling him by his tail. The fox saw the two rats taking his egg. The -- --<--= ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1977. We pick the best fruits, vegetables, meats and poultry just for you. Our buyers are constantly search- | ing to bring you the finest products money can buy. Our meats are federally inspected. Everything that can be done to assure you of the utmost in quality is being taken care of at A&P. Our standards are high, but we don't stop there--we guarantee every purchase you make. If it's proof you want, come on in--we do pick the best, so you can, too. Visit us at the A&P Kitchen Theatre CNE In The Better Living Centre WE RESERVE THE RIGHT © TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS! The Chicken & fhe Egg The Ocean's Bounty Summer Bachelor Showtimes: 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Hugel Ave., 7:00 p.m. Breads of All Nations A&P S| OPEN Real Value! 2 9:00 to 10:00 : Monday through White or Yellow Saturday KLEENEX TOWELS 89: Action Priced Gold Seal SOCKEYE SALMON HURONIA MALL, MIDLAND Action Priced A&P Brand CHOICE TOMATOES PKG OF 2 ROLLS LYSOL 19-FL-OZ TIN Real Value! Pennyworth White, Pink, Yellow BATHROO TISSUE Th-OZ TIN A&P, Creamed ~ COTTAGE CHEESE Canadian Queen CANNED Jane Parker Baked Goods! JANE PARKER Glazed Donuts JANE PARKER -- SUGAR Mini Donuts ACTION PRICED! pkg of 7 O¢ ACTION rRICED! pkg of 24 59¢ Angel Cake large size cake O¢ Spice Nut Loaf iozloat FOS JANE PARKER ACTION PRICED! 1-LB TIN Rhubarb-Apple Pie sso", 202% BOY 24-01 LOAF fox ran after them. The rats beat the fox to the barn. Report by Elizabeth Henderson Monseigneur Castex Grade 3 Animal Friends and Neighbours Author Jan Pfloog I like it -- I like this book because you can learn a lot of things that you did not know before and Jan tells where the animals come from. Interesting -- The book is interesting because you ) We can learn where the animals live and if they belong in a dairy farm, a beef farm or a mixed farm. Report by Lori Wright Monseigneur Castex Grade 3 Open Daors for Peggy Author : Dorothy Martin Peggy, a thirteen year old teenager, will be spending her summer vacation with her rich aunt and uncle in California. Although she Action Priced er, iv Enriched White or 60% Whole Wheat Sandwich _ BREAD 219 A&P Regular Price 2 for $1.06 Digestive, Nice, Shortcake, Chip Ring PEEK: FREAN BISCUITS doesn't want to go, she has no choice. Her parents aren't thrilled about sending Peggy and her brother, Bill away for the sum- mer, but they feel it would be best. They want to solve their personal problems. Anger, sorrow and happiness await Peggy this summer. Report by Cindi Houston Stories from Japan Author: Edward W. Dalch Illustrator Lucy and John Hawkinson Why I like This Book I liked this book because it was really good and happy and sad. The sad part was the Temple of the Goddess of Mercy. There was a pretty girl who was the spirit of the willow tree, because her name was Willow. She married a man named Heitora, and had a son named Higo. It was sad because Willow disappeared before the cont'd p. 9 pick Action Priced Strained Meatless Varieties Baby Foods 4¥2-FL-0Z JAR 15-02 tin tie bag GERBERS 19¢ & Juices ACTION PRICED! 89: CHERRY, LEMONADE, GRAPE, ORANGE, STRAWBERRY, TROPICAL PUNCH FLAVOUR Kool Aid ROYAL -- 7 FLAVOURS Jelly Powders ACTION PRICED ACTION PRICED! sie TO 3-OZ PKG 4..89¢ Lysol Products! ACTION PRICED! Tub & Tile Cleaner 1.19 DEODORIZER Lysol Cleaner LYSOL -- LIQUID Toilet Bowl Cleaner 89¢ ACTION PRICED! 15-FL-OZ BTL ACTION PRICED! ert JO 24-FL-OZ BTL enjoya rorya EI No. 1 Grade, Ontario, New Crop POTATOES «1.29 No. 1 Grade, Ontario, Large Green Heads Varieties Lunch Bop. CABBAGE 2-49: MIX 'N MATCH, -- 10 VARIETIES INCLUDING BEANS WITH PORK SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE, VEGETABLE SALAD Heinz POWDER Punch Detergent PURE VEGETABLE Mazola Corn Oil :2#»"1.69 WITH MOLASSES, PORK, TOMATO SAUCE OR KIDNEY BEANS Heinz Beans #2: 2%69¢ 6 VARIETIES. INCLUDING CHOCOLATE CRUNCHIES & ENGLISH TOFFEE Jacques Candy 22:08 GRAY DUNN Caramel Wafers +5-::49¢ Bfloztin D for SOE 5-LB BOX 2.39 ACTION PRICED! B¢ ACTION PRICED! We pick the best fruits & vegetables Rush them straight from the farm to your local A&P to reach you at the peak of fla- vor. And to make sure everything stays that way, we keep on checking, just to be sure our fruits and vegetables are as fresh and crisp as we say they are. NEW CROP. ONTARIO, LARGE SIZE Pepper Squash 2::39¢ LARGE SIZE, SWEET EATING Nectarines NO. 1 GRADE, U.S. GROWN MOUNTAIN VARIETY Bartlett Pears ENGLISH SEEDLESS TYPE, LONG GREEN SLICERS Cucumbers »49¢ »39¢ each 49¢ SEREAAANOMELEEAORODRORPA ERE EAA DA tet Phe mm