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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-12-28, Page 6 (2)Times -Advocate, December 28, 1978 viumaingglommagoweamo.itto7,1, " '°}L `.,,, a�y.a`Y„,:mu .,? „ ti THE CLIPPER UNISEX NOW OPEN PERMS - $5.00 off till the end of Dec. OPEN Tues. to Fri. 9 - 5_p.m._ Thurs. Evenings and Saturdays PHONE NOW FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 235-2009 LOCATION 319 Eastern Ave., ( Dow Subdivision) Operated by Linda Bower fit ti H N€W PRJIY€R As we usher in the • New Year we pray yours will be bright, with joy and the blessing of +hr. Lord • • -41111111, �y By ELAINETOWNSHEND I'm spending the week between Christmas and New Years the same way f spend it egery year — rolling from one meal to the next and from one box of goodies to another. When I use the word roll..I'm serious: 1 feel almost as stuffed as, the turkey. bot that doesn't stop me from eating more. . It's easy to forget last year's resolutjon about not eating so much this Christ- mas. and 1 try not to think about the pounds 111 have to lose in the New Year. Will power is not in my make-up at this time of year. I might take a little time out for travelling. visiting. entertaining, giving and receiving gifts and maybe even working. but the main emphasis is on food. , Gift giving is another un portant'part of the holiday in our family. and it requires weeks of hinting and shop - Ping. Y in early December. 1 fV suggested that the family could pool. .their resources t31 and give me an uaforget- 1.�LQ table Christmas present — a r.&, round-trip all -expense -paid �tr I visit to Hawaii to commence Januar) 1. 1979 and to con- tinue for the duration of the Canadian winter. None of the family seemed to think it was a good idea. By JOY SCHEIFEIE • but ohe of them offered a AILSA CRAIG . compromise — a one-way The staff and chitdren of ticket,to Timbuktu. I took my plea to a higher ek 'On our retirement from business, we would' like to thank our .many customers, who have patronized us during our- 19 years of business in Exeter. t Don and -Doris Wilson WILSON S JEWELLERY Reside Bank of Montreal Exeter Pleasing You, Pleases Us Odds 'n ends The week between is rolling from Sesame Street or one of, Funny Favourites. He wanted Saturday Night Fever. tx "It's decent'" he explain- ed I tried to surprise people with my gifts this year. but Any teen -aged nephew wouldn't believe his parcel was a stiffly starched shirt instead of a record. Even though 1 packed my niece's earrings in a large box and added extra weight. she still guessed correctly. Maybe it's because for the last three months she's been telling me to give her nothing but silver earrings /or Christmas. . I shocked my brother-in- law by not giving him socks. Buying for him took a com- bind effort this time. He My sister wouldn't let me see my present-befdi'e. Christmas Day. 1 have this habit of shaking and weighing the parcel and thinking about it, until i figure out what's inside. My family and friends gave me lovely gifts again this year. 0 forgive them for not coming up with the ticket to .Hawaii. and 1'1! Rmre them another chance next year.) Meanwhile I'm spending this week, between Christ- mas and New Years amid discarded wrapping paper and too much food but also many wishes for S happy 1979. wanted a tall plant for his of- fice. and my sister and I decided Mom was the logical one 10 give it to him. because she was the only one who cobid keep it alive until Christmas. •1 gave him a planter to hold his plant, Logical, right" Unfortunately he un- wrapped my gift first Joanne's House of Hairstyling 365 William St. LADIES' AND MEN'S HAIRS T YUNG 70% Discount for Senior Citizens . For Appointment Please Phone 235-0288 - H -Sappy New Cleat! PLOUGHING MATCH THANKS STUDENTS — Thanks to the assistance of many groups and individuals the International Plowing Match held near Wingham in September proved to be a big success. ,Jock Underwgod accepted a trophy. pn ,behalf of the Centralia Colfege of Agricultural Technology students who worked at the ploughing match from Mr. and Mrs. Don • Young of the ploughing match committee. •. T -A photo It did for these youngsters The showmust court. but_I guess evenSanta - has •(p tighten his ptirse 'strings now and again. Oh. welt. I'll te.y again next year. 'My six-year-old nephew gave me the next best thing to a trip — a Road Runner air freshener to hang in my car. A few weeks ago. when I asked .him what he wanted -for Christmas. I was • sur- prised to learn how quickly he was growing up. He wanted.a record. but not one East Williams Public School proved courageous Thur- sday morning. The annual Christmas program had to be cancelled the evening before due to icy roads . and bad driving. conditions. Thursday morning found -the school buses still not operating acid almost half of the children absent from classes. Neverthcfless, at zero hour the general feeling was that the show' must go on and parents were quickly •••••• •••SsssS...IIIISSSS•I•I • • YEAR-END FABRIC iCLEARANCEi • • • Starts Wednesday at all Polka -Dot Stores • • o • • • • • e • there's • �4't'hu voff' � onenar• • • •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• i 2 WOOLS WOOLS Western Suede Western Suede ANGORA LOOK ANGORA • LOOK DOUBLEKNIiS DOUBLEKIIITS 100%PolYenter. Complete $iiEC�l0f1 (eRtepl VISA 3% 3% OFF 100% Polyester.Complete'Selection(except VISA00 33 • Printed INTERLOCK Complete Selection Printed INTERLOCK Complete Selection 55% Polyester, G5� Wool Our Reg 5 B8 Polyester, 45% Wool Our 5 98 '/: Price 299 '/:Price 299 60" Nylon Fleece 60" Nylon Fleece iao�e vohes�� - EerMtones. 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Unfortunately with so many children filling in for • Explorers mark season By JOY SCHEIFELE • Half of the participants in the relay games at the Ailsa Craig Explorer Christmas party were a bit bigger and a little older than usual. As a Christmas Weal each of the young Explorer girls invited their moms to their annual Christmas party held becember 19, The evening got off to a friendly start as both mothers and daughters • participated in a number of • relay races. Passing the orange under' the chin took on additional difficulties when a tall mom found herself next to a tiny daughter. - . The devotions were led by leader Ellen Whitmore wit!) .explorer Carrie' Keith feading thea scripture passage. Each of the girls ex- changed Christm>Js gifts with, mothers also being invited, to share in gift giving. 'To Complete the evening the girls then served refreshments to their guests And to each other. CHEERS Decorate your home with beautiful CUSTOM DRAPES Choose the fabrics and the styles you wont and Barb Whiting will custom make your drupes for you You can also choose motcheng bedspreads and -pillow shams WHJTItsItG'S AREHOUSE Main St. Exeter 235-1964 on! go . absent ` - members -the program did not hold up to its usual high standards, but, solists Lois McCallum and Donna McLaughlin with the junior choir gave out- standing performances. Janyce McGregor of the -kindergarten class was the hit. of the morning as she performed a lively tap dance ifill e iinddergarten toy shop skit.. Friday morning, January 5, has 'been"s heduled for a special perfor, ance by the grade one etas' which was missing a high ratio of pupils. It is hoped that parents and friends will again take time out in the morning to hear their children who have put many hours of work into the preparation of - their per- formance. • • BEGIN 79 `WITH 'GOOD TASTE -FRIED CHICKEN EXETER 235-2665 THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION EVENING CLASSES CENTRAL HURON SECONDARYSCHOOL CLINTON - PHONE 482-3471 MONDAY NIGHT (Starting Jan. 8, 1979) Bookkeeping (Introductory) Crochet Fi. a siture Refinishing & Repair (with Beginning Upholstery) Gymnastics for Beginners Introduction to Photography & Darkroom Techniques Sewing (Basic) Welding 10 weeks 10, week s 1o.weeks 10 week s 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 Weeks TUESDAY NIGHT (Starting Jan. 9, 1979) Art First Aid Hairdressing Hunter safety Introduction to Antiques Collectibles & Cariadiano Sewing (Advanced Knit) Women's Fitness , WEDNESDAY NIGHT (Starting Jan, Knitting Macrame Skiing 10 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10, 1979) 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks MONDAY NIGHT ( Starting Mar. 5, 1979) Ceramics • 8 weeks TUESDAY NIGHT (Starting Feb. 15, 1979) Golf 10 weeks GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE -INSTITUTE GODERiCH - PHONE 524-7353 MONdAY NIGHT (Starting Jan. 8, 1979) Alternative Energy Sources Badminton , Conve'so)ional French Golf • Typewriting (Beginners) 8 weeks. 10 weeki 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks TUESDAY NiGHT (Starting Jan. 9, 1979) Auto Mechanics (Owner -Driver) 10 weeks •Sewing (Pattern Design) ' . 10 weeks WEDNESDAY NIGHT (Starting Jqp. 10, 1979) ladies Sport Night 10 weeks Volleyball. (At Colborne -Central P.S.) 10 -weeks THURSDAY NIGHT (Starting Jan. 11, 1979) • Stretch Sewing (Advanced) - 10 weeks F.E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL WINGHAM - PHONE 357-1800 TUESDAY NIGHT (Starting Jan. 9, 1979) First Aid Slandard 8 weeks Ladies Auto Meehonics 10 weeks Macrame 8 weeks Pottery Without a Wheel 10'weeks WEDNESDAY NIGHT ( Starting Jan. 10, 1979) Alternate Energy Sources Basic Form Welding Ceramics (Full) Ladies Fitness MONDAY NIGHT (Starting April9, 1979) Golf for Beginners • Stretch Knit Fabrics (Beginner") • 9 weeks 8 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 8 weeks 10 weeks THURSDAY NIGHT (Starting April 12, 1979) Stretch Knit Fabrics (Advanced) • 10 weeks SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL EXETER - PHONE 235-0880 MONDAY NIGHT (Starting Jan. 15, 1979)' Pottery 10 weeks TUESDAY NIGHT (Startjng Jan. 16,1979). Sewing (ladies Knit Pants and Tops)' 6 weeks Weaving 10 weeks WEDNESDAY NiGHT ( Starting Jan. 17, 1979) Personal 8 Smolt Business Income Tax 10 weeks Tailor ng - 10 weeks THURSDAY NIGHT (Starting Jan. 18, 1979) Auto Mechanics for Women First Aid (St. John's)' Gourmet Cooking" . TUESDAY NIGHT (Starting March 6, 1979) • Sewing (Advanced lingerie) . 10 weeks • 5 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks - SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SEAFORTH - PHONE 527-0380 MONDAY NIGHT (Starting Jon. 8, 1979) Folk Dancing .10 weeks TUESDAY NIGHT (Starting Jan. 9, 1979) Cross Country Skiing One'dass on Tuesday, Jon. 9 to be followed by 4 Sunday afternoon sessions Disco Dancing (Adult Couples Only) (at Seaforth P.S.) , Macrame Sewing and Tailoring • 5 weeks 10'weeks 10 weeks