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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-15, Page 16sZ WIN IN ROYAL BANK OLYMPIC: — Four area students were winners in the recent Royal Bank Junior Olympics Scholarship contest for 1985. From the left are local branch manager Bill Carson'`►', winning students Tara Houston, Pete Conlin, Jodi Deslordinal and Michael Caters and Cathy Code of Tthe local Royal Bank staff. Christmas Interviews We went around the'school yard on Wednesday and Thursday and interviewed Julia Brand, who got a Wrinkle Dog, a watch -and 'a V.C.R.. Nancy Volk got a Cabbage Patch Kid, clothes and radio. Kerriann O'Rourke got a Shera castle, Shera doll and mop top hair shop. Jeremy Becker got a digital clock, clothes. His family came to his house for Christmas. Rob Kramer got a walkman and a robot. We also talk- ed to one of the teachers, Mr. Negrijn. He said his wife was getting tired of shovelling the driveway so she tried to get him to do it. He asked for a snow blower and he got one. He also got a shirt and a clock radio so he can get up in the morning. Shane Pfaff, Candace Miller Primary Play Kindergarten through grade three put on a play called A Christmas Doll. The play was about a girl that wanted to meet Santa Claus. She got to meet him and she wanted to be a doll like all the other dolls. Then she thought about how she could get home. On the way home to Crediton, they stopped at China, Japan, Holland and finally Crediton and they dropped her. off at home. Kristy Dobson, Jennifer Pickering Santa Goes Modern — December 17, the Junior division put on a Christmas play called Santa Goes Modern. This play was about Santa wanting to modernize Christmas. For example his clothes were modern, a helicopter to deliver presents, a com= puter to make all the toys: even though the elves don't like it. Sudden- ly Santa gets about 50 bags of mail from the children saying that they ilk p.f tpnas-ttie w,ay4rw-Af:S$a+ntays. helicopter crashes and it ends up he goes back to his old ways. Some of the songs were: Santa Wants to Moder- nize, Here Comes Santa Claus. The Junior Choir sang Little Brown Eyed Donkey and Ring Those Bells. Karen McKay, Jenny Robertson Journey of the Christ Child — The three shepherds were Jason Fink- beiner, Brent Love and Scott Hodgins. The three wise men were Greg Clarke, Richard Desjardine and John Paul Maurer. Joseph was Dean Pfaff, Mary was Julie Hayter, King Caeser Agusta was Bob Vandeworp, Gabriel was John Gollen and Narrator was Terry Hoffman. The Senior Choir sang Calypso Carol, 0 Come all ye Faithful, Silent Night, Joy to the World, Away in a Manger, Angels We have Heard on High, Stars that Twinkle and Shine. Stacey Thurman, Lori. Finkbeiner Skating — The skating program begins Wednesday, January 22. Most students are looking forward to it as you can see by the stories below. Julia Brand - likes to do laps around the rink and often races people. She finds it quite fun. Jodi Armstrong - likes to skate around plastic, pylons and has races with her friends. She finds it is fun. Shannon Wuerth - likes to play tie. She also enjoys skating around for pleasure. Honey Willemson - likes to do spins and she hardly falls. She en- joys playing touch tag with her friends. Jennifer Weigand, Molly McClure Houseleague — This winter there will be houseleague floorhockey for girls and boys. There will be six teams from grades five to eight. It will be fun. We hope there will be no injuries. There is also houseleague JANUARY SALE Patons Yarn 20% off Cigarettes • 699per ctn. Limit 2 cartons per customer Bic Lighters 691 ModPel Kits .Giftware Timex Watches 15% .f Aff tins of 200 sit'. else Cigarette Tobacco Wit lop s.ve 40* • Dade of Playing Cards 991 Save so Super Paperback Specia SAVE up to 20% on fprctiofrl r How you save — Buy 1 book and seve 10% Soy 2 books sod SOY. 1$% L. luy 3 or more told Prices valid until Tues.. Jan. 21 EXETER 235-2202 together. There will be about six teams from grades four to six. Alex Russell, David Morlock Chocolate Day — We had Chocolate Day December 9. It was at lunch time. Everyone ate their lunch while we passed around some chocolate desserts. Natasha Allen Island of the Blue Dolphins — Grade six are doing a novel study called Island of the Blue Dolphons. We will be doing oral reports and making a display. It will take us about six weeks to complete. We are having a bake sale to help pay for the movie. Christine Schade Novel Study — In grade five the kids are doing a Novel Study. All the books are mysteries. There are three groups: The Dragon Children, The Secret Tunnel, and Samatha's Secret Room. I'm in group 2. We made detective hats and we wear them while we read. We also have a little question book so we answer a ques- tion when we are done reading our chapter. The questions get marked and then the next day we go to the back of the classroom and talk about our chapter. Liette Clarke Four local students win In Olympics' Among the Seo prize winners in the Royal Bank Junior Olympics "Scholocal They contest for 1916 were four are Tara Houston, Pete Conlin Jodi Dollar' dines and Michelle Caers. These winners received as prizes Royal Bank Junior Olympics hats and Calculator Accounts". Grand Prize winners of the contest received in ad- dition to the above, "Scholarships" in the form of a 81,000 term deposit maturing on their 18th birthday. Although the 1985 drawing Is now over, the"Scholarship" contest con- tinues for all participants in the Royal Bank Junior Olympics which makes available ribbons and crests for children's sports and cultural competitions. For more information about the Junior Olympics Awards, and Festival Programs, contact Cathy Cade at the Royal Bank, Exeter branch or write to the Canadian Olympic Association, 333 River Road, Ottawa, KIL 8H9. By MRS. TOM KOOY The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Theander and family in the sudden death of Hugo's brother the later Carl Theander of Zurich. Carl was a former resident of 'this community having run a blacksmith shop on Main street for many years. The Cadets from Huron Park with some from Centralia went by bus Fri- day to Camp Ipperwash where they spent the weekend. Neil's School euchre which was to have been held January 6 had to be postponed owing, to the bad weather. The next euchre will be held on Mon- day, January 20 weather permitting. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were entertained by. their fancy Saturday to dinner at the Top of the Fair and the afternoon at Western Fair Raceway, London. The occasion was in celebration of dad's birthday. Clyde Kooy was a weekend visitor with his grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Estey, Exeter were Sun- day evening visitors with us. HONOUR PAST PRESIDENT — Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association incoming president Ray Hartman of Hay township presents a past president's pin to Jim Ross. T -A photo viscote Pope 15 EASY SLEDDING L-- Scott and Chris Smith found the sidewalks of Lucan were Ideal for pulling a sleigh Monday afternoon.T-A photo. 1 R3TIOnSDTC30 YOMT@O`C ACCOUNTANT•PUBLIC orrle� Chartered Accountants P.O. Box 1890, / l 497 Main Street, o lath • (519) 235-0101 ETER. Ontario NOM 1S0 WARD MALLETTE Chartered Accountants 476 Main Street, S., Exeter, Ontario 235-0120 Resident Partner: John S. McNeilly, C.A. 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(5 Ib. lots only) "°°''' OwnBacon Beerwurst 1 .99 1b. Veal's Brand 1.59 Ib. 10 Ib. box Sides of Hinds 1 .89 Ib. Beef 1 .6 5 lb. Fronts 1 .3 5 Ib. Sides of Pork •99 1b. NM 83 - ash MILES EAST Of EXETER MUNE 235-1127 FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M. Tuesdays OPEN DAILY S A.M. - 6 P.M. Retail Section Closed EASY SLEDDING L-- Scott and Chris Smith found the sidewalks of Lucan were Ideal for pulling a sleigh Monday afternoon.T-A photo. 1 R3TIOnSDTC30 YOMT@O`C ACCOUNTANT•PUBLIC orrle� Chartered Accountants P.O. Box 1890, / l 497 Main Street, o lath • (519) 235-0101 ETER. Ontario NOM 1S0 WARD MALLETTE Chartered Accountants 476 Main Street, S., Exeter, Ontario 235-0120 Resident Partner: John S. McNeilly, C.A. CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT JOSEPII F. DARLING CERTIFIED LIENEMAL ACCOUNTANT TES., e 1 O -free -**ON TIM OLD TOWN HALL SSE MAIN %TICKET EXETER. ONTARIO NOM ISO AUCTIONEERS !Hugh Tom\ FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS 20 years' of experience of complete sale service Provincially licensed Conduct sales of any kind any place W. guarantee you more To insure success of your sole or appraisal Phos. Collect IV.±._6-01133 446-1962i "N Ontario Auction Service Get ActionSeII By Auction Complete Soles Service Auctioneers and Appraisers "Sue" Edglnton RR 2 Lucan. Ont. "Bud" McIver (519) 227.4210 INVESTMENTS Debentures, G.I.C.s, R.R.S.P.s 8f Canada Savings Bonds Contact Joon Love L R.R. 3 Parkhill, Ontario NOM 2K0 Phan• Grand Bend 238.2611 REPAIRS Sow wR Mathias ( Repairs to all makes Free Estimates 90 Day Warranty Experienced since 1952 Sew and save Centre Ltd. 149 Down l.fit . ,Stratford Clos.d Monday • NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Prompt Courteous Effldeet ANY TYPE ANY SIZE ANYWHERE Ws give complete Nb service ROM SY EXPU$ENCE Phone Collect 235.1%4 EXETER JF Auction JF Services Book Your 1985 Sale Now Cell 236.4814 Auctioneer John Finlay Anytime - Jr Anywhere JF FARM SERVICE AL'S ESSO Kirktoyn saiaVARM TIRE SERVICE * Calcium Service * Tires * Complete Radiator Repairs S. Recoring CALL ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT 229-8932 WEDDINGS Let us help you with your wedding invitations Advocate 235-1331 1