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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-25, Page 32Page 16A Times -Advocate, November 25, 1981 C DECORATIONS GO UP - The streets of Exeter are again gaily decorated for Christmas. Above, Dennis Hockey of the PUC places decorations on a utility pole. T -A photo Tiger Times 1 from Stephen Central from Stephen Central As you know Tony Tiger is away in Africa visiting our Uncle Morris. so I will be taking over for awhile. The reporters of Stephen Central have been sticking to the events. to bring you a column full of exciting news, Have fun reading. - Tonette Rabies - Mr. Klaus Seegar from Huron Unit came to talk to grades 4-8 on a topic that effects everyone. directly or indirectly. that topic is rabies. His advice on symptoms of rabies are the animal becoming wild and biting at everything or other cases are when an animal seems very lazy and not itself. Rapid animals are afraid of liquids. If you are bitten.callyour local doctor. -Jerre La.nport Reports - During this week we will be having tests and will be getting our report cards Tuesday. - ,Julie Hen- drick Child of the Week - Every Friday Room 4 chooses their child of the coming week and this week we drew Wendy Boogemans name. Wendy brought some pictures of her trip to Belgium and Ger- many She also brought some post cards. some souvenir spoons. some wooden shoes and a map. - Sharmaine Prevett. Mr. Brand Interview - Lately. Mr. Brand has been posting questions of no topic in particular One of them. for example. was "What tree does spaghetti grow on'?" The answer is "none. Spaghetti doesn't grow on trees It is manufactured." When I asked him why he was doing this. his answer was. • to try to generate some interest in developing a more enthusiastic ap- proach to gaining a more general knowledge about things 'around u' nil in the world as a whole.'= Susanne Smith. ConstableCsosse -Constable Gosse came to talk to us about bikes. There is a new sticker out and you stick it on your bike with your phone number on it. There is another card that you fill out and return to the Police sta- tion to keep on file. You can get the cards and stickers from Exeter or Goderich Police Station's,. Lori Hutchinson. Student Teacher - Mrs. Egener was a student teacher at Stephen Central School. She taught here for two weeks. She lives outside of Goderich. She would like to become a teacher in Huron County. - Vicki Des- jardine and Joel Lamport. Junior Boys Newcomball - There are five teams com- peting for first place in Junior Boys' Newcomball. It is just like volleyball except you are allowed to catch the ball. Many of the grades 4-6 are trying to encourage their team to win. because if they do. they get a House League bar at the end of the year. We will inform you of the outcome of the finals. - Roger Ward. Hot Dog Sale - Our hot dog sale this month was held Fri- day. The cooks were: Suzanne Finkbeiner, Patti Love. Kim Walper, Bonnie Turnball. Ge.'hard Rempel, Cam Darling. Lee Watt, Anita Finkbeiner. Christie Eveland. Chad Miller, Michelle Chalmers, Jason McGrath. Mrs. Gill, Miss Garland. Mrs. Skillender, Miss Thomson. Grant. Havter. Greg Becker, John Williamson, Karen Schade, Dwayne Butler, Wayne Denomme. Mrs. Eagleson. The money was given to the Year Book Committee. Greenway ladies attend 4-H meet By ANNE WALPER Service w,,. hold in Sun- day morning ;it the i'nited C'hurc•h when Rey \loore spoke on clod ;r, Loved The Children ;tory syas an illustration '.t r,Ir1 saying "Be Sure V.r,r min Will Find You Out The hoes .,n '. d;r;: ,,f the Sunday S(•hnnl •irr' nr ir•tising for a (•hri;trn - concert which will ','• held on Dec•emhr•r 1 Decernhert 61. `.Shite Clift Sunday when niaior part of the seryi' r• w•oil h•' 1;ik n by the Sunday c,(1,,,,j Bible 'hid: .c is hold Tues- day night of (,,it tyrirk \ir Peter Snell ,f Exeter will he thr• tr,"•st :nnaker on Sunday N',:i•i ,'i,•r 29 Mrs (Illy,. il,,rner and Mrs Edna W,rrihurn are home a'r•r ., •.r.r. enjoyable trip to ('atitor-ni., Mr and \1r. Ed FlIoom- 1ield yi;ii'•'f with their daughter and «in•in-law Mr. and \1r. Cliff , d Giles Of Wa1laeehur,' .'.h , relehrated their 25th wadding anniver- sary Several relatives attended from Ifensall. Thedf ord . London and other areas The 4-I1 Homemaking Club Leaders Provincial Conference was held November 19. 20 and 21 at the Holiday Inn Downtown, Toronto Delegates from this area were Mrs. John Willernse, \lrs Clinton Gilbert. Nancy Roelands ,and myself. We heard some very special speakers including Mr Jim Mitchell of the Grey County hoard of Education who spoke on "Leadership is Communication", Dr. Richard Barham, from the Department of Family Studies. 1'. of Guelph, spoke en -Families... Dead or Alive'''. and Dr. Terry Burrows. Toronto, on Stress and Adolescents". About 21i0 ladies attended Irom all areas of Ontario. Mr and Mrs. Ed Bloom- field visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs W.E. Brophy and Mr. and Mrs. Rovelle Brophey of Blenheim. Saturday morning the corn drier at the mill caught fire and several fire engines succeeded in extinguishing the fire in the evening it again started to burn and a fire engine was called. Much damage was done. 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Maple Leaf Regular or All Beef Maple Leaf Schneiders Blue Ribbon POLISH BACON BOLOGNA SPARE RIBS WIENERS 500 g pkg. sliced or piece lean & meaty SAUSAGE 1 Ib. vac pock ih1.69Ib.1.59 I.Ib.1.89 1.48 1.99 Top Round, Rump or Sirloin Tip ROASTS 6 Ib. Fresh Pork Maple Leaf fresh Maple Leaf Smoked BEEF PICNIC LIVER SHOULDER b. 8 9(5-61b. avg, I 16.1.49 ery buys Dempsters 100% Whole Wheat BREAD Dempsters long SCONE LOAF ,,,v 69t 79t 675 g Complete Selection of Dried Fruits, Nuts, Etc., for your Christmas Baking IV R OS fresh produce Produce of USA - Canada No. 1 HEAD LETTUCE 55t GREEN PEPPERS � 65( DELICIOU Ssd11ebu 1.19 COOKING ONIONS 5 l bag 85< upra•r frozen foods Highliner Individually Wrapped PERCH FILLETS 14 ozpkg. 1.83 Swanson MACARONI & CHEESE ENTREE 8 o 5941 Arctic Gardens California MIX VEGETABLES 1.89 RRHT5 WE SELL FOR LESS! OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. 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