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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-22, Page 26V E on i !Westinghouse Appliancesi .01 The renovations are nearly done ...drop • A Beavers Hardware in and see our new surroundings Prices Were Never Better On • Dishwashers • Ranges • Refrigerators o Washers • Dryers • Small Appliances * * TOYTOWN OPEN In Our Basement complete selection for boys and girls GIFTWARES AT THE REAR OF THE STORE! USE OUR BACK DOOR IF YOU WISH Park at the rear too! THE BEST GIFT, THAT YOU 'CAN GIVE AT CHRIGTMAS TIME IG GOMETHINGYOU CAN'T BUY, GOOD. WILL - That's the gift we've been noted for since Ron Dale's started, Your good-will is our most treasured asset. Here's wishing you a very merry Christmas. RON AUTO SALES TOYOTA SALES ogioLSERVICE RADIO EQUIPPED 24# .TOWING 14006235-1710 • EXETER Mother and Father do most of the buying, The children do a little too, Shepherds did not have to buy They found one among their sheep. Christmas morning the children rise early To open their presents and empty their stockings But Christmas has another meaning It the day thatChrist was born CHRISTMAS By ANN GOULD Grade 8 -Exeter The night before Christmas, as I lay in my bed, My mind was so busy with thoughts in my head, Of the Christmas's before, with family and friends, The thrill of the toys, and the gifts people send. My Grandma and Grampa make it more a delight, When they arrive from Toronto on Christmas night, But most of all I think of the ones all alone, Without friends, without families, and some without homes, And wish I could ask them, all to come in, to sit at our table, and to share love, Because isn't that what God said, in Heaven above, "Peace on Earth, Good will towards men," A GIFT OF LOVE By FRANCES NASH Grade 6 - Mount Carmel Upon one cold and winter night. Three kings saw a star come into there sight. They watched and stared with all their might. And not once did it fade from their sight. They followed the star till they got to a manger. There before their eyes lay a stranger. It lay in Mary's arms white as a dove. To Mary and Joseph a gift of love. Holly By DIANNE SMITH Grade 6 - Huron Centennial H is for the holy child. O is for the omen of his coming L is for the love Mary brings. L is for the lulling songs she sings Y is for the yawning stars above. The Council of the Village of Grand Bend has proclaimed Monday, December 27 as a public holiday ALL RESIDENTS ARE ASKED TO OBSERVE THIS HOLIDAY lansfdanlasMe.tst.OlaTrattneopfirascre01411i1O1FAIIIIIOPtlelletfecntattfictstin• During Christmastime we extend to all our neighbors and friends warmest wishes for a wonderful holiday. DRAWN BY CAMERON HAIST • wte wot )44/44 GRAND BEND PS BOXING DAY LE Mon., Dec. 27 — Open 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Christmas Cards Decorations Wrapping Paper 1/2 Price 58" - 60" wide CRIMPOLINE it array of colors iegular $4.77 yd. Now '2" yd. COTTON PRINTS & PLAINS 36" wide of fine quality broadcloth $rioo 3 yds. • 10% Off All Regular Mdse BOXING DAY ONLY Many other items at great savings STEDMAN'S SEAFORTH Dealer: W. WeSterhof • Duffenn Hotel AT THE CENTRALIA Happy Holiday In step with the spirit of the holiday, we send warm greetings your way. Here's hoping your Yuletide is the merriest, rich in the blessings of family, home, friendship, cheer. From the management and staff 3 3 3 Zurich Recreation League Presents a Special HOLIDAY DANCE FEATURING: Major Hoople's Boarding House RECORDING ARTISTS boopotid-rbincon 0000b000=nrrnrtnn WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29 ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE Evening Shoes and Slippers Still A Nice Selection Left For Your Festive Parties MATCHING CLUTCH PURSES SMYT H' S EXETER C'HARGEX SHOE STORE 235-1933 ' • MAIN ST. 235-1033 14,:gill%Itilfdstf4vM ,r;4 r:F.frtz;f6 t=i1.41:Itti'czNre:?.fa z?:t11;:fl t::M=M A'VAVAVAVA'VAVAVA'VA'VA'VAVA'VAVA'-VAVA'VPeVAVAV:*-VAVAVAVA'VA'VA'-n CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 1 AT N BAINTON'S 0 N ORIGINAL 0 4 N OLD MILL EXETER IN BLYTH N A LANDMARK IN HURON COUNTY SINCE 1894 4 xFor the Ladies and Men... N 4 N (t. . WE ARE OPEN • v Monday through Saturday AiscAtrAvAlrAvAlmirAlmxrAvAvAlimg.l'arAlamlamv,vgrAvAlrAvAlowAlimvAvAi From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Our FIRST QUALITY V Pure Virgin Wool Satin Bound in choice of COWS: 72" x 90", 4 lb, blanket, V MOCASSINS — SHEARLING VESTS — WORK SOCKS — 3.ply Gray and 64" x 90", Last year., Sale Price was $12.95, WHEELING YARN —WOOL and MOHAIR AFGHANS — AUTO ROBES — Now Rainier' Christmas SHEEPSKIN RUGS — TOYS -,Hand Crafted INDIAN POLLS — Beaded Special at leather BELTS, CHOKERS, NECkLACES and BRACELETS. OTHER GIFT ITEMS UP TO 50% SAVINGS Limit four to a Customer, bearskin Roper Gloves, Value $6,95, Factory Outlet 3.45 Bainton Spatial a new stock of Leather and Suede Garments of High Style and Quality has just arrived. S•• thiss• and compare-- 0 0 BLANKET SPECIAL 7.75 g SHUT-INS VISITED — Thursday night, the Exeter Kinsmen and Kinette clubs visited close to 100 senior ri citizens and shut-ins with Christmas treats. Shown above at South Huron hospital with patient Al fi Pickard are Kinettes Mrs. Bob Reynolds, Mrs. Art Hunking and Mrs. Wayne King. T-A photo Christmas is full of delights But we must think just right. I like Christmas very much We must not get out of touch Jesus is born, We must not scorn. Christmas is to remind us Of many things, Gifts, love and happiness You must not think that presents Are there to think about And not others. CHRISTMAS JOYS By LAUREL HODGERT Grade 7 Usborne Central It's getting near Christmas again. Everyone's rushing about, doing last minute shopping and putting up Christmas trees. But there is something fascinating about Christmas, You can smell the pleasant aroma of Christmas cookies in the oven and the smell of the Christmas tree in the living room. The Christmas tree is all decorated up with lights and under'neath, it is loaded with presents just waiting to be opened. The children are all excited, and so are the grown- ups. On the streets, everyone waves to everyone they meet, The stores are filled with people loaded with toys and games. Then comes Christmas Eve, This is the most thrilling time for the youngsters. They hang up their stockings and set out food for Santa Claus, Then they go to bed, all excited. In the morning when they wake up, they rush downstairs and look in their stockings, They rush to wake up their parents to show them what Santa brought them. Then, at our house, we have to wait till breakfast is over. It is hard waiting! Finally the presents are all opened. Everyone is picking up wrapping paper from the floor or else playing with the games they got. Then we wait till dinner is ready. And I love Christmas dinner! That night everyone flops into their bed, tired from a long day. Christmas is fun! The End Christmas and it's Meaning to Me By JOANNE LOVIE Grand Bend Christmas, is the joyous season,. A time for giving and for getting But Christmas has another meaning, Christ was born that day Children love the toys they get Boys the guns the girls their dolls God too gave a gift long ago That gift was Jesus Christ We're Sold Out For SORRY Our New Year's Eve Party gowitormilmoreecioftmvivituxtip.412wwmetitmswav**.Ami,twAtaNstvAtwtogrk Page 14A Times4Advocate, December 22, 1971 Oh, The Joy of Christmas By JIMMY ANSON 13iddulph As the year flies by We think of all the months that change the sky, Our joy is really to see Christmas come. So everyone can go out and buy beautiful gifts. With every penny to help out some Oh the Joy of Christmas. Santa comes to see us early And he is never very surly. The bells ring out the joy to all So we remember young and all With all the dither and the glitter We wrapping our gifts in a tither "Oh the Joy of Christmas" Just to make out Christmas more fun We decorate the tree with pin- cones and holy. Just to add a touch of golly. Little Jesus was born on Christmas morning To make all people happy and gay. That adds a touch for all to pay. "Oh the Joy of Christmas ". Christmas Delights By JAYNE HAYTER Grade 7 - Stephen Central There is a lot of Christmas delights, If I list them I'd be here all the nights, Joys, delights of Christmas swaveavavgiomo•uwo-Novi,i1U4,4No4tiliawj:40440440A11$ NOTICE BAINTON DEERSKIN SPECIAL Nowhere on this continent can you buy these Deerskin gloves and mitts at these Values: Men's and Ladies' Fine Deerskin Gloves, Value $14.00, 6.98 Factory Outlet Beinton Special at Deerskin Curling GloveS for Men and Ladles, Value $12,00, 5.9 8 Factory Outlet Balnton Special 77 YOU SAVE 30% A Special Christmas offers on Ladies Fine Kid Gloves There ore 4, 6, and 8 button lengths and 'also short lengths in black and brown. VALUED AT 58,00 to $15.00 Factory Outlet Bainton Special — $498 to $7 98 From Stan And the Staff at Dashwood Hotel sq.C1IIRAMISPetitkicra'410.1st:ilgrWAliqfa'sn'grWitraftWASoilciali'lersqlatsnid•grati•Minyetal.