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Wants a big truck
Tuesday, December 10, 1974
Dear Santa
I hope you make it to every
bodeys house. Thank you for all
the things you gave me lastyear,
this year I would like a big truck
that dumps please,' have wanted
this for 4 years but I never got it,
David McGregor
Grade 3
Huron Centennial
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From us to, you, a big package
of holiday greetings. Thanks for
making your patronage such a
pleasure for all of us here!
Bert Borland Limited
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DECEMBER 23, 24, 27, 28, 30, 31
and JANUARY, 2, 3, 4
PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit
alt quantities on all advertised items.
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22 oz, 2/88'
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FROZEN FOOD
Old South Concentrated 12 Fl. Oz, 2/794
15 Fl. Oz. 59$
lb. 84
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$1.199 7e
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A GOOD SELECTION OF FRESH OR
FROZEN FOWL AT COMPETITIVE PRICES
Fresh Killed
Ground Beef
Maple Leaf
Wieners
Maple Leaf, Hint of Maple
Bacon
Maple Leaf Quarter Boneless
Dinner Hams
Schneiders Thuringer
Summer Sausage
Schneiders Minced, Pickled or Piminto
Loaf
Pure Pork
Sausage Meat
Turkeys (6-9) (14.16) lb. HENS 79$
(20 up) lb, TOMS 75$
GRADE A lb. HENS 69$
GRADE A Lb. TOMS 61
Staff wish to extend Season's
December 30th from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
FROZEN
Turkeys
Russell and Irene Goldstein and
Greetings to all our customers
The Store will be open on Monday,
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
The CGIT with leader Mrs.
John Beaton were carolling in the
village on Tuesday evening and
returned to the manse for
refreshments and a social time.
Guests attending the Christmas
dinner party on Tuesday at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. John
Thompson were Rev, and Mrs.
M.H. Elston, Biddulph, Mr. &
Mrs. Alan Needham, Ilderton and
Wesley Heywood, Crediton.
SS board members
honoured on retiring
Trustees John McCann of Ailsa
Craig and Oscar Kieffer of
Bluevale who have served on the
Huron-Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School Board
for the past six years were
honored Wednesday night prior
to their retirement. At a meeting
held in Grand Bend the two
trustees who have been on the
county board since it was formed
in 1969 were each presented with
a gift.
Ted Geoffrey of Zurich, who
presented the gift to Mr. Kieffer,
said he had done an outstanding
job for the board. In reply Mr,
Kieffer thanked the board and
asked for the same support for
his successor, William Kinahan.
Donald Crowley in presenting
Mr. McCann with his gift said,
"There can't be a more honest
guy around„ he says what he
thinks. He has done a good job for
the hoard.” In reply Mr. McCann
spoke of the first year as being a
tough one for all the members
with no superintendent, of the
progress made, of his year as
chairman and wished the board
the best in the future. He will be
succeeded by Greg 'Fleming.
Pat Carty of Stratford, who was
not at the meeting, has served for
six years and will be succeeded
by Ronald Marcy.
Gordon Ball of St. Marys who
has served two years will be
succeeded by John O'Drowsky.
Ted Geoffrey, chairman of the
maintenance committee,
outlined how $38,000 was spent at
the 19 schools in the system in
keeping them up to date, such as
roof repairs, painting, drainage
work.
The request by St. Joseph's
parish, Stratford, was granted to
use St. Michael's School for a
COR (Christ in Others Retreat)
the weekend of April 4, and 6.
The police in Goderich will be
alerted to be on the lookout for
children playing on the roof of St.
Mary's School.
LeBeau's Plumbing, Clinton,
was awarded the contract for
installing cupboards at St.
Joseph's School in Clinton for
$340.
The resignation of Mrs. Sharyn
Boven, principal's relief at
Sacred Heart School in Wingham
was accepted, effective
December 31.
The inaugural meeting was set
for January 6.
ELENA (BOYCE) CARTER
Elena (Boyce) Carter passed
away in St. Marys Memorial
Hospital on Thursday, December
19 in her 85th year.
She was the wife of George
Carter of the 8th line,Blanshard
Township.
She was the mother of Mrs.
Leonard (Margaret) Thacker
and Harold of Blanshard and the
sister of Donald J, Boyce, of
Parkhill. She was predeceased by
one sister, Tena (Mrs. W.J.
Niblock).
The funeral service was held at
the Lindsay Funeral Home, St.
Marys Saturday, December 21.
Interment was in St. Marys
Cemetery.
SAMUEL W. DOUGALL
Samuel W. Dougall, RR 1,
Hensall passed away at Goderich
Hospital, December 18, 1974 in his
76th year.
He was the husband of the late
,Jessie Habkirk, brother of
Andrew Sr. at the Blue Water
Rest Home, Zurich; Thomas RR
1 liensall, and Mrs. Orville
(Christina) Taylor RR 1 Exeter.
Also Surviving are several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral Service was held on
Saturday December 21st at 1:30
frOm Honthron Funeral
chapel with Rev. Wilfred Jarvis
officiating. Interment in Hensall
Union Cemetery.
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Now he had only four reindeer
and more than half the world to
cover. While. Santa was travell-
ing at a speed of 220 MPH over
the Arctic two more reindeer
froze to death, Only two reindeer
left and over a quarter of the
Christmas eve
in the barn
By LIZ SCOTT
Grade 7
Usborne Central
T'was the night before Christmas
And all through the barn,
The animals were frantic
Though no need for alarm.
The waterbowls were hung
In the cows stall with care,
In hopes that Mare Galloway
Would drop from the air.
The puppies were snuggled
Up, really tight.
All ready to sleep
For the coming night.
The sow in her nightie
And the boar in his drawers.
Kitties in PJs
Slept by the door,
Out in the field
There arose a great racket
They ran to the door
To see a Mare in red jacket,
Soon, though they saw
Eight little white tummies,
And found they belonged
To eight big black bunnies.
They then saw the Mare,
Short and stout,
Mare Galloways rabbits
They'd found out.
A merry old thing
With dimpled cheeks
He hadn't been seen for
Fifty-two weeks.
Mare gave them the gifts
And flew like a kite,
Saying "Merry Christmas to all,
And to all a good-night!"
world to take care of.
While they were flying over
Toronto they were forced to land
at'Toronto International Airport,
At Toronto they had only two
reindeer to spare. Santa took
these and was soon airborne
again. When he was flying over
Chicago the lead reindeer conked
out.
Finally he made all his
deliveries just as the sun was'
coming up over the horizon. San-
ta had broken his own world
record by flying over half the
world with only three reindeer.
Now Santa has begun his long
hibernation until another hectic
Christmas,
Extending thanks and a
raft of good wishes to
all at Christmastide.
By CRAIG DEGRAW
Usborne
On Dec. 2 Santa went out to
feed his reindeer, As he fed them
he heard someone out back.
When he went out to look he saw
someone around the reindeer
feed. He hollered at the person
and the unknown person ran.
The next day he went to feed
his reindeer one of them was
very sick. So that meant that
Santa had to make the long
journey with only seven
reindeer. On he went with seven
reindeer. While flying over
Africa three more reindeer were
bitten by some tse-tse flies and
died of the sleeping sickness.
A happy cow
at Christmas
By DAVID KINTS
Grade 4
Precious Blood
One night somebody came to
an inn, They knocked at the door,
Someone opened it. The people
could not stay at the inn. So they
went to a stable near by. There
was a cow, horse and some sheep
in the stable. The people were
Mary and Joseph. Mary was go-
ing to have a baby.
Joseph and Mary were glad
they were going to have a son.
Then the time came. Joseph and
Mary were so happy. They nam-
ed him Jesus. The cow was very
sad. Not one person liked him
and not one person got milk from
him. Then Jesus began to cry. He
was thirsty. Mary had an idea
She told Joseph her idea. She told
Joseph to get milk from the cow.
He did. Then Jesus stoped cry-
ing. This made the cow, horse
and sheep happy. The town was
too,
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Home in Zurich wish
seasonal greetings to
all and a thank you for
your support in the
past year.
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