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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-12-24, Page 18DECORATING THE TREE—Cindy Malone, Sharon - Kelly and Kim Maloneyrall primary students at.St. Columban School, hang some of the pretty homemade ornaments on the tree in the St. Columban church basement. The tree was an attractime prop during the school Cohcert on Thursday afternoon. ' (Photo by Gibb)- Early Buyer Bonus CASH REBATES FROM $150 UP TO $2,500 On New M.F. Agr. & Industrial Tractors & Waiver Of Finance Charges Until MARCH 1, 1981 CASH REBATES from $1,000 up to $2,000 Onmew M.F. combines & waiver of Finance •Charges until Aug. 1 /81 on grain combines or Sept. 1/81 on Corn Combines Plus Special Factory Allowances To Pass Along To Our Customers To Let You Save Even More Offer Ends January 30, 1981 NEW COMBINES IN STOCK NEW TRACTORS IN STOCK - New M.F. 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Can you imagine hav,ing to year, °perking the •presents that have. been bothering overyone because thy were under the tree, just beggi,ng to be opened, and they had the, most interesting rattle! The thing that always a- `mazed me must about Santa Claus vvaillte fact that even though sornetimes I didn't get my letter mailed right away, he always brought me jsut what I wanted. I think he has some sort of ESP powers. The jolly" old man always seems to make his arrival without waking us, the dog or our parents. Then the next day, • we find that he's brought some of the presents that we had asked for. Som'- - 7". times I used to think that for overy carrot that 'we leave, Santa adds ,another thing from the' list of presents. All children have different ideas of the mysterious old man. TODAY'S TOYS While reading over the letterf printed.in the Exposi- tor before they were sent into'the North Pole, I learned alot about toys. I thought it cute when 1 what a little girl and her brother had included the page number of the catalo- gue as well as their list. Other children said they would leave a bottle of beer or a bit of whiskey for his long•journey. The fear of seeing coal in Hullett has ' 77777 THE Ilt)Relst.:EXPOP.ITOR..;:pggg..m.00t..;44H,,.1980.: bake a Christma'S cake, c hnstmas concert • cookies, a turkey, bily some presents and try to find good hiding places twice' a year? If you.think that would be bad, think of poor Santa Claus! But for kids it would be great! Tomorrow, most kids will be playing with theit toys, mothers will be picki g up the wrapping paper ,in their new dressing gowns, father will be fitting pieces together of Johnny's new airplane model and Santa Claus will be having a well- deserved rest. Christmas morning at our house always consisted of .peeking -in the living room ahead of every- one -else, checking out what Santa has brought you this SPARLING'S PROPANE CO. LID. On Tuesday December 16. Hullett had it s Annual Christmas concert. The school band played some numbers at the beginning of the concert. The junior choir sang a few numbers at the end of- the concert. Kindergarten, class I, Grade 1 & 2, 3, 4,5 gnd grade 6 participated also. HEATHER GARDENS AND HURONVIEW The school band and senior choir visited Heather Gardens and Huronview on Thursday, December 18. The band played the same pieces as_they .did at. the, Christmas concert. The choir sang "Happjness" and led in a sing song. THE HUGGET FAMILY Old costumes and instruments were displayed to grade 7 and 8 on Friday, December 12. The show began' at 10 o'clock at the, Blyth Hall with the playing of some old instruments which were about 400 years old. Dances were performed by Mr. Hugget and. his wife. The second dance was by MI Hugget and one of his daughter. Everyone enjoyed themselves. LEGION CONTEST This year grades 5 and 6 entered. their stories and poems in the Blyth Legion Contest for Remembrance Day. When the judging was over Lori Bromley received 1st place for her- story and Lisa Preszcator 2nd. Larry Hunking received 1st plact for his poem) It was an excellent effort by Grades 5 and 6. SKATING On December 19. Hullett Central School went to Blvth_ arena for some skatingohe senior students helped the junior students with their skating skills and pop and ch 4)s were made asatlable at the booth. Ever" one enjoyed this funfilled manna g GODERICH BAND On Tuesday. December 18. Mullett was very pleased to ha‘,e the stage band and concert hand at their school. The:% pla)ed very well and eversone enjoyed listening to these two bands from Gotlerich District Collegiate Institute under the direction of Mr MacGregor and Mr Mullin BAND AT BINTH On Monday. December 15 at 8 p m the Hullett School Band went to the Blyth Hall and joined other groups such as Exeter in doing one or two numbers. , Their numbers were taped and played on F.M. 102 Sunday, afternoon at 2:30 HOT DOGS On Friday, December 19 the last day of school for the pupilsithere were hotdogs for all students after returning from skating.,The youngsters were anxious after one hour of skating and then they sang Christrnas carols in the auditorium. The bus drivers were invited for the hot dogs at lunch. Happy Birthday If you know of anyone celebrating a birthday soon, send their name, age and birthday to Box 69. Scaforth or phone 527-0240.• Happy Birthday to Julie Carter wbo will be 5 years old on December 25, Christmas Day. Happy Birthday front your Mom and Dad. Happy Birthday to Mary Thorton of London who will be ? on December 27. oirs/l'Ai%}t" • ,74 •••••••, -teens, betweens 1 ‘%ondej- what S'aiitais going to bring rue , Fir, John W. Rim land. St. Patrick's SchooL Dublin. the Stetikille, an Christmas.' morning has pretty ,well disappeared ;Since 1 Was a little kitNairthe Only fear children have is that Santa Claus got their letter mixed up ,With another child's of the opposite sex. Can you imagine be a little girl and receiving a pair •of long johns or a train for Christmas, if you asked for "A Baby Cries for You"? The horror of it,a111 Well, Christmas is almost here and all Children of all ages are getting excited. For high school students it means the end of the exams. For days,even week, students hayed been spend- ing their spare time studying for these exams. Now these exams are over and they can relax for ihe holiday. Ele- mentary school kids have been spending their time in the last,. while , ,planning Christmas parties for their . class, buying presents and hiding them: Parents haVen't had time to think in the last while. Mothers baking cook- ies,Christmas cake, pudding and preparing the feast of • the Christmas dinner. Fath- ers have been helping their children pick out presents for, their mothers and picking out presents for their wives. One thing for sure about Christmas is the fact that it is the busiest time of year. Christmas is a busy time. Well, have a good Christ- mas and a very Good New Year. Christmas only comes once a year, SO have a good one. Christmas is a time for gettitg together, sharing and caring. Merry Christmas! bells peal our thattlo anti good - v, i 1,4110" KEN DOIG Windows Seoforth On the way to all our customers. neighbors And friends, go9c1 wishes for aartn, wonderful holiday. Our "thanks" to evervope. Merry Christmas H_appy New Year SCOTT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Mitchell id the old-fashioned pleasures of Christmastide. we remember those who've been most dear...loving family, . devoted friends. loyal patrons. For them all, we sing a chorus of resounding gratitude. 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