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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-12-19, Page 43CHRISTMAS Hy Lori Parker Grade 7, Usborne Central Christmas, is the new fallen snout, And children faces all aglow. Toys and all kinds of candy, In our stockings, they taste so dandy. Santa Claus and his round belly, When he walks it shakes like jelly. But most important of all, When Christ was born in a stall. Three, wise men came from a far. They followed the light, of the guiding star. In Bethlehem they came to stay, They found the babe upon the hay. CHRISTMAS IS.... Grade 7, Usborne Central Christmas is the thought of many years ago; Where Jesus was being born, Christmas is not the time to mourn; Cause on Christmas there is Tots to do. Christmas is opening presents and stockings, And is a Joly snowman; and on Christmas no man, likes havingt alot of work. c,a pias Rin awn 4.21 444:2 ;Imo pidra AG Ara errs oat an A.w Ada CUR RiieAiiss Qatar; • •p NGS - 4 g " )j*Wishing you much 1 happiness and hoping -. your dreams will 1 all come true.We say 1) "thanks" for your 1 ,l continuing faith in us. ikil iii.,i 1 A sincere wish for a Merry Christmas and thank you for letting us serve you. John & Marilyn Pritchard 3 CREDITON GARAGE-- 234-6342 Poechoers Adec,.04 ;: aaoA�odaasas Q.9c,=nGc,,oa.ovuobG c 1, Christmas is the dinner, and playing games and belbg t$e winner; Christmas is for the oranges fudge, candycanes, and much much more. Christmas is the pine tree, and the children that have glee; Christmas is snow and light, and candles and Love. WREATH By Stael Martin Huron Centennial - Grade 3 They are made up of lots and lots of leaves. Wreaths are shaped 'round. Wreaths are always colourful. They are nice decorations, I think wreaths are a kind of Christmas trees. CANDY CANE By Samanta Scott Iluron Centennial - Grade 3 It is a pretty candy cane. If you turn a candy cane upside down it looks like a pipe. I can decorate a candy cane so it looks pretty. 1 can hang it on a Christmas tree. A candy cane is red green white and taste great but Christmas is the best time I can hardly wait. DEAR SANTA Dear Santa: How is it at the North Pole? Is the wether good? Is Rudolph shining up his nose for Christmas eve? Up here we are getting a little bit of snow. Are the eleves working hard for Christmas eve? I hope you didn't eat a lot of cookies. So you can't get down the chimney. We are going to leave the Christmas tree on for you and some cookies for you and carrotos for the raindeer. How is Mrs. Claus? I hope you have a nice Christmas. Love Kerri Barraclough Huron Centennial - Grade 3 P.S. Tell Rudolph to shin up his nose up. .. +rcilmeetw extisimoifteimiliexitxxii"wisiiimiumicamergiiriaarecoisemeeaciiie CHRISTMAS TIME By Susan Selves Grade 7, Usborne Central Christmas Time is here again, It comes but once a year, We know it's Jesus' birthday, So let's an clap and cheer. Christmas Time is filled with joy, With holly and with fun, It gives the Christmas spirit, To you and everyone. Christmas Time will soon be gone, And then we'll say goodbye, To all our relatives and friends, Then all the fun shall die. CHRISTMAS EVE By Brent McDonald Exeter P.S., Grade x Christmas was just a few hours away. When t set out milk and cookies so Santa would stay. I snuggled up in my favorite chair, Hoping when 1 woke up he'd he there. Snoozing peacefully 1 heard the sound of a foot. Turning my head, I saw a man all covered in soot. He shook off the soot and cleaned his boot, He laid some presents under the tree. There were so many he could've been on a spree. I grabbed the Polaroid to get a shot of him, Then he touched his nose and he was up the chimney again. And as I looked out at the moon. I heard a jolly Christmas tune. As he rode away, out of sight The song put Inc to sleep for the night. AN UNUSUAL PRESENT By ('indy. Dailies Exeter 1'.S.. Grade s Christmas morning came very quickly. Billy came run- ning down the stairs to see a great hig heap of presents. Santa had come. Billy saw a big present with his name on it. It was wrap- ped in red paper with a green bow. ile ripped the red paper off and in the box was a pre- sent no one could take their eyes off. There ray a pair of golden shoes, just Billy's size. Billy had always wanted to be a dancer and these were the perfect shoes for it. Billy put on the shoes and danced around the room. Billy was a star. the biggest star ever. Ile had magic shoes, a magic idea and a magic Christmas! 3 3 3 3 1 3 To The Citizens of Exeter and District WE, your council, Merry Christmas privilege to serve BRUCE SHAW Mayor BILL MICKLE Reeve LOSSY FULLER Deputy -Reeve • 4 •, •• S GII 1IG PP AO 1' Hl) t'1) 1'H UH TC JS Zurich Manua) ladies League 1'. Shroeder V. Wilder S. Stade D. O'Connor 11. Faber D. Smith S. Dicker! N. Radar I' Jones M. Becker D. Dietrich W. McClinchey 575 468 612 65:3 698 593 656 523 540 511 619 6.2:3 .Mlonda, Huron Hope ML Masse 113 M. Baker 143 Tuesday (,rand Cove Estates 312 552 473 448 HS 196 IIS 200 B. 'I rnmerman G. Gee 11. ('ostigane E. McArthur G. Gee M Snider Tuesday C.A.P. (:roup It Masse 111 It. Buckler 91 W Duke 90 11(' D. Jones 145 GG 11G CF BB NN SP /IS Wednesday ..\igh1 Ladies ,1 .Tennison B. Datars L. l.atulippe C. Tiedeman S. Teevins J. F'inkbeiner B. Datars 478 618 618 587 572 563 :313 Thursday (.rand Cove Estates B. Low H. Marshall S. Trouhridge H. Broad N. Low B. Thomson 358 58.5 58(► 588 601 548 Thursday Night Mixed League H. Martens 579 31. McDonald 617 K Koehler C. Debont L. Meloche GG B AT D a©pmaraCU? aesaasacs 0 528 644 648 3 3 3 MERRT E1M wish to extend heartfelt greetings for a very and a Happy New Year. It has been our you ELIZABETH BELL Clerk LAURIE DYKSTRA Dep. Clerk WORKS Your works deportment wishes oll the citizens of the town the compliments of the season and looks for -words to serving you to the best of our ability during t 985 Signed on behalf of the men and myself. GLENN KILLS Work's Superintendent DOROTHY CHAPMAN TOM HUMPHREYS MORLEY HALL BEN HOOGENBOOM GAYLAN JOSEPHSON DON WINTER FIRE It .s our sincere hope that the loyous spirit of this happiest of all hohdoys will light up your home and your heart with peoce and good will Moy we respectfully request that you be very careful with your Christmas decorotions to avoid o tragic fire which could spoil the festive seoson ahead. Yours for better service. Fire Chief GARY MIDDLETON Have a Safe Holiday Your police deportment wish for you a Happy Christmas and o Prosperous New Year. May we remind you ogoin that alcohol and gasoline do not mix. Remember the festive season is fast approoching and at this time of year don't forget your family. If you hove too much to drink, DON'T DRIVE YOUR VEHICLE. Coll o toxi or ask someone for assistance. With the new lows in regards to the Breathalizer tests, drinking and driving con become very costly and a punishment such as a jail term and the Toss of your licence con be imposed. BE MUCH WISER - DON'T GET CAUGHT BY THE BREATHALIZER. Sgt. Kevin Short 3 1 3 3 3 3 1 3 .3 ani <s r-ts r'o era sats tots oats tea its cs n ens r;'e arts men tea Vrtl ymsH tritlelatl1.itM1116 It's time to gather in friendship and good will to celebrate the memory of good times, good cheer. Our holiday best to you. ROWE FUELS Serving Exeter, Brussels, Seaforth and surrounding area 1-800-265-4265 527-1117 SEAFORTH -tee tete sets errs eyes encs ee•ts-we've 3g d 3 3 3 bowling '1'H J. Vermunt HS J. Vermunt HS L. Meloche Golden Age Seniors E. Strachan L. Gandier Saturday In tel'Iown Lucan 115 J. Caption 260 HT .1 ('apitano 71:3 Zurich 0- Sj S. Stade IIT S. Stade 758 Times -Advocate, December 19, 1984 Page 19 „s • • • • 4 \ , S. i. . .4 • `Under New Management] THE EXETER INN 1 RESTAURANT January 1, 1985 NEW YEAR'S DAY SPECIAL.. BREAKFAST 9 .am. - 1 p.m. 2 eggs, bacon, ham or sausage home fries, toast. jam and coffee -- coffee -- coffee! 5 1.75 DINNER SPECIAL 1 p.m. - 7 p.m. Soup or juice - salad, ham steak with pineapple. choice of potato vegetable. dessert. cottee or tea. 7 4.751 Special rates for children under 12 OPEN FOR: BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DiNNER -- Daily Specials, plus regular menu every day! 4; A-JP:AI1 Adt/k-• der galitics dc'str�s t4lcs Ii/c�/.mss /cl • ' . • r� • "Good food at reasonable prices" i, i, /, • • 271 18' Grand fiend HS N. Low HT D. good (;admit h /IS S. Shmidt UT S. Shmidt Polaroid Cameras For Christmas LMS 600 Now only (after mfg. rebate) Yes% • ; 684 1:3 • Built in Flash 27ts� • Auto exposure 7,x1 17 {tip • Never needs focusing Exeter HS N Troll 229 8 H'r NI_ Troll 484:1 Mitchell 11S A. Haase H'1' A. Haase - 636 278 22 Zurich i11-' 1. Dale 1171 115 N Beuermann 283 21 St. Marys HF B. Newell 115 B. Newell 1194 :1lli` 27 Sunday Melnick Res. T. Brody T. Guthren J. Shantz M. Cumming Tuesda} Mens League \o report 274 271 :380 350 SANTA By Yvonne Benoit -(;rade 1 Precious Blood Dear old Santa Claus Put himself on pause Because his little Elves were getting too hig to dig! *Built In Lens Shield *Auto Load •Auto Wind and Rewind •Auto Exposure •Bullt In Neckstrap CANON Our regular 119.99 NOW ONLY X999 9 SCustomer privilege card FREE with every 35 mm purchased at Foto Pro's EXETER 235-1612 Next to Macs Milk CLINTON 482-9494 In the town hall block SEAFORTH 527-0055 Next to Crown Hardware * 1 r 441 1 South Huron ^r\ Recreation Centre Winter Recreational Programs 1985 Morning Trim -A -Size - Instructor - Anne Robinson • Tuesday and Thursdoy morings 9:30 - 10:30 o.m. - Starts Tuesday, January 15th - S28.00 for 8 sweeks South Huron Rec Centre • Minimum No. - 15 Maximum No. - 35 - Babysitting available for S1.00/youngster/day Getting Fit Aerobically - Instructor Marlene Moore Monday and Wednesday evenings 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Starts Monday. January 14th - S28.00 for 8 weeks • Exeter Public School Gym • Minimum No. - 15 Maximum No. - 35 Jazz Works - Instructor Gayle Ecker Fun combination of aerobics and jazz dance to stengthen, stretch and tone up the body. Tuesday evenings. 7:00 800 p m. Starts Tuesday. Jonuory 15th 514.00 for 8 weeks Exeter Public School Gym Minimum No. - 15 Maximum No 35 Ballet. Tap and Jazz - Intructor Deb Homuth Thursdoy evenings 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. (1 hour classes) Starting dote will be determined after Deb hos the baby. Registrants will be notified. - S36.00 for 16 weeks Exeter Public School Gym Ladies Volleyball - Non -instruction program - Recreational play - Tuesday evenings 7:30 - 9.30 p.m. Starts Tuesday. January 15th • $6.00 for 8 weeks. South Huron District High School - New Gym Mixed Badminton Non -instruction program • Recreational play Wednesday evenings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Starts Wednesday. January 16th S6.00 for 8 weeks - South Huron District High School - New Gym Weight Training Supervisor • Gale Ecker For Men For Women A personalized weight training program con be designed for you, if you with, by the supervisor, instructor Supervised training time will be pro- vided so you may work out at your own pace using the giobol weight machine for circuit training - Monday and Wednesday evenings 7:00 - 9:00 p m Starts Monday. January 14th - S40.00 for 8 weeks - Minimum No. . 15 Maximum No. - 20 Mixed Sno-Pitch Tournament Sot. Jonuory 12, 1985 Entry fee - $80.00 First 16 teams accepted. Entry deadline Jon. T Dance with D.J. following tourndment. Dough Art • Instructor Wendy Long - Wednesday evenings 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. - Starts Wednesday. January 30th • $25.00 for 6 weeks • South Huron District High School - Room 101 Minimum No. - 11 Maximum No. - 20 Flower Arranging Instructor - Penny Watson - Thursday evenings 7.00 - 9:00 p -m • • Starts Thursday, January 31st • S25.00 for 6 weeks - South Huron District High School room 101 - Minimum No. - 10 Maximum No 15 - Note - porticipants will hove costs for material on top of course fee. Quilting Monday afternoons 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Starts Monday• Jonuory 14th - S28.00 for 8 weeks South Huron Rec Centre - Minimum No. - 11 Maximum No 15 Powder Puff Auto Mechanics Instructor Keith Wonnacott - Wednesday evenings 7:30 - 9.00 p rn - Starts Wednesday. January 16th $25.00 for 9 weeks - South Huron District High School Auto Shop - Minimum No. - 10 Maximum No 15 1ce Kings - Men's Recreational Curling - Friday afternoons 2:00 p.m - Exeter Curling Club - Fee S2.00'week - Everyone welcome Ice Queens - Women's Recreational Curling. run in conjunction with "Ice Kings" - Friday mornings 10:00 a m - Exeter Curling Club - Fee $2.00 week - Everyone welcome Starts Friday, January 4th • For information, call the Rec Centre 235-2833 Shuffleboard Recreational shuffleboard Tuesdays - Ladies Wednesdays - Mixed Thursdays - Men South Huron Rec Centre Everyone welcome For information. contact Lorne Morsholl 235.0708 - Marshall Deoring 235-1834 Christmas Brook Activities Mon., Dec. 31 - Free Skote 10 00 - 11 30 a.m. Wed.. Jon. 2 - Free Skate 2 00 - 3.30 p.m. Fri., Jon 4 - Movie - THE SNOWBALL EXPRESS 10:00 11 45am. Admission - S1.50 - CABBAGE PATCH KIDS SKATING PARTY • 2:00 - 4.30 p.m. Admission SI .00 - For defes call the Rec Centre From the Board and Start of the o South 1 luron Recreation Centre, have a ''Mritit,na' and a Happyerry NewChYear 1,