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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-12-20, Page 10�A) HAPPY HOLIDAY SAVINGS 25% OFF BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES BY Ladies' long sleeve blouses with a lovely variety of fashion details! Sizes S,M,L. REG. $ 26.99 to $ 32.99 $1 9 ,99 to $23.99 30%0FF GIRLS' HOLIDAY DRESSES So many pretty styles to choose from in children's and girls' sizes 2 - 6 x and 7 - 14. $ 24.99 to $ 39.99 $16.99t $27.99 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL DEC.23 rd. 1989. ITEMS AVAILABLE ONLY WHILE OUANTITIES LAST. -41?&A 1/30FF MEN'S FLEECE TOPS Colourful contrasts and sporty fashion details accent these long sleeve tops! Sizes: S,M,L,XL. REG. $ 24.99 $15N99 -1/30FF LADIES' BLANKET CLOTH ROBES & LOUNGERS Soft, colourful and warm! Choose from all our regular priced styles! Sizes: S,M,L. REG. $ 24.99 to $ 43.99 16•49to $28.99 A GENDIS INC. CORPORATION ,.. ...„ , 1 p,3,—,,,,!,:.•.,--- ! A . , c44, 4 iso 41'A6_ .•1W4 .-�.Nr-tt $ i vii "4 I) 1-4/Villk \ w 4.04--%,e111 p41,.47-* A Blenheim champs - The Lucari Tier 2 Pee Wees won the champion- ship of a tournament in Blenheim recently, defeating Parkhill 3-1 in the championship game. Front row, (left to right), Doug MacGregor, Brian Damen, Jeff Campbell, Allen Corless, Denton Hackney..Sec- ond row, (I -r), Josh Kenny, Carey Hickson, David Damen, Steven Greenlee, Eric Kowalchuk, Chris Revington, Ryan. Herbert, Tracy Mitchell. Back row, (I -r), Dan Campbell, Les Greenlee, Gord Corless. ea rime Stoppers On August 12, 1989 a thief made off with approximately $3,000. The Exeter Town Police and Crime Stoppers of Huron County are requesting your help in solving this theft. The money was stolen from the Stedman's store in .Exeter be- tween 3:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Missing with the money is a red money bag. •An elderly man visiting Clin- ton from the Fort Frances are had S4,000 to $5,000 in cash stolen from him. Crime Stoppers and the Clinton Police force are seeking the assis- tance of the public to help solve this theft. The Fort Frances man had left his car parked in the Catholic Church parking lot from 12 a.m. to 8 a.m. on September 16, 1988. On return to the victim's car, it was found the back right rear. window was smashed. The money had been in a club bag in the back seat. The estimated $4- 5,000 was in denominations of $50s, 20s, 2s and Is. The ones and twos are the older style Canadian bills. If you have any infonnation about this or any other crime, call Crime Stoppers of Huron County toll-free at 1-800-265-1777. You will never be asked to identify yourself nor testify in court. If your information leads tdan arrest you could earn up to $1,000 in a cash reward. Call during office hours Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Remember, crime doesn't pay, Crime Stoppers docs. Our first term has ended and the students of Precious Blood School received report cards on November 27. We wish all the students good luck. On November 27 at 7:30 p.m. the students of Precious Blood, Mount Carmel, Grand Bend, and Exeter. Public School, were con- firmed. Bishop J.M. Sherlock conducted the ceremony at Mount Carmel church. After- wards there was a reception at Mount Carmel School. On Monday, November 6 there was a P.T.A. meeting held at Pre- cious Blood school. It was about head lice in our school. 'stere have been a number of cases in our school and many letters have been sent home to parents. They also talked about the problems with children with no homes. The guest speaker was Deb McCann. On November 6 the Exeter Le- gion came to our school to video tape the students in kindergarten, grade 1, grade 3, rade 5 and grade 7. If your child was ever lost they could pull out the video tape to get your child's features. On November 15, the grade 5 and 6 class went to the Stratford Art Gallery. Their leader was Kar- en Scott Booth. I talked to Mark Parsons and he said he enjoyed the trip quite a bit. There was a presentation on De- cember 6, it was called Electric Dream. It was a play using synthesizers for background mu- sic. The Christmas concert was held on December 13. It was a successful night at Precious Blood School. The Precious Blood Newspaper Club Advent Calendar By Jennifer Crpnyn Grade 3, Mt. Carmel School On the ferstday of December, I am going to open a door on the Advent Calendar. In that door there will be a little piece of chocolates. It will be a shape that I'm going to eat. There will be 25 chocolates, one for every day untill Christmas. 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As of this time the minimum and max- imum teachers salaries will be $25,808 and $55,830 respectively. The agreement also calls for changes in staffing which will add an additional three to five teachers as of September 1, 1990. Part of this additional staff will be allocated to coordinate the many new pro- grams such as alternate education, adult education and cooperative edu- cation which will be introduced in the next fcw years. As of April 1, 1990 a new dental plan will he added to the benefits of the Board. Mr. Giannandrea stated that the teachers, who ratified last week, and the Board arc pleased with the agree- ment. For four successive years the parties have concluded negotiations before Christmas in the year in which they started. This is the first two-year agreement to be completed before Christmas in at least 15 years. Vice -Chair Joan Van den Brocck, Trustee for Colborne and Godcrich Township, was declared by the trus- tees as the unanimous choice for Chair, replacing John Jewitt, trus- tee for Blyth and Hullett township, who had served two years in the po- sition. In making the nomination Graeme Craig remarked on Mrs. Van den Broeck's commendable ser- vice on the board. She has served since 1981 and has been on the edu- cation committee in addition to vice chair. Yvonne Slaught seconded the nomination,which went uncontest- ed The position of Vice -Chair was won by Bea Dawson, trustee for Zurich and Hay and Usborne town- ships, who defeated Tony McQuail. Exeter trustee Jim Chap- man made the motion for nomina- tion, stating that Mrs. Dawson has proven to be conscientious in determining what is good for the school board and is very goal - oriented. Rick Rompf seconded the nomination. 'Other elected officers are: Audrey McClennan, trustee from Bayfield and Stanley township who defeated trustee Norman Pickett for the po- sition of Chair on the Education Committee and Rick Rompf from Godcrich as Chair of Management Committee. Don McDonald, trus- tee for Brussels and Grey Town- ship who was first elected to the board in 1969, was elected to posi- tion of Personnel Committee, Chair; and Past Chair John Jewitt, will head the Executive Commit - ICC. Lucan Revival Centre LUCAN - Rcv. Roger Mason Sunday morning introduced Leo- nard Evans, missionary to Monter- rey., Mexico, , as guest speaker. Monterey is a city of five million. Mr. Evans teaches Bible studies there in Spanish, along with pastor- ing a church. _ Mr. Evans spoke from Acts 3;1- 16 where Peter and John prayed for the lame beggar, as they went to the temple to pray. This lame man was begging at the gate of the temple. But Peter and John had no money to give him. Instead they told the beggar to look at them, telling him they had no money, but what they had they gave him. They gave the beggar, in the name of Jesus, heal- ing from his lameness. They gave hl u hope .from God. Evans stressed Christians do not have to go to foreign lands to show the hope God has given them. Each Christian can minister where they are about the love of God. Bruce Henry officiated in faking up a Christmas love offering for Pastor Rogcr Mason. Sunday evening Rcv. Roger Ma- son ministered from Luke 21:34- 36. At Jesus' birth, although fore- told, Israel was unprepared for His birth. The world will generally be just as unprepared for Jesus when He returns. In this scripture Jesus said His re- turn is an absolute certainty, but don't be caught off guard. In John 14:1-3 Jesus assured His followers He is going to prepare a place for them, then return for them. In Acts 1:9-11 when Jesus ascended up to heaven, angels told the disciples Je- sus would return. 1 Thessalonians 4:16 affirms Jesus' return to earth. Upcoming events - Sunday De- cember 24 - Sunday School Christ- mas program at 11:00 a.m. Sunday, December 21 - Watch Night Ser- vice. 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