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AUDIT ROW #347 · JGSC AT CORPORATION SCALE · THE COUNTY'S SUGAR CAMP AT BOUNDARY SIZE
The largest standing table in Walkerton's world is a school lunch programme: the John Glenn School Corporation feeds its schools at corporation scale, under the same board and handbook regime the fashion addendum cites, and that programme — enrollment-driven, federally framed, run from the corporation's kitchens — is the town's institutional table of record. Its particulars (menus, participation, the kitchens' own history) sit in the corporation's own records and are named as the settler rather than summarized from outside. The item's campus limb points outward honestly: the county's famous institutional sugar camp — the maple-sugar operation at Bendix Woods — is Olive Township ground, a county-park institution, and belongs to the county's record at boundary size; Walkerton's own park record holds no camp table of its own. The article closes mixed: the school table enrolled at corporation scale, its detail under its settler, the sugar camp pointed to and not claimed.
Principal sources: John Glenn School Corporation (the school feeding programme, at corporation-record strength); settler named — JGSC food-service records; Bendix Woods sugar camp — boundary pointer (Olive Township; county record).