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Jan. 5, 1978 J
PARTY
for
JIM FLETCHER
JANUARY 6
(9 - 1 a.m.)
Huron Park
Rec. Centre Annex
Admission $2.00
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UPDATED VERSION — In an attempt to get more public interest in a time worn classic,
"Cinderella", Shawn Wrdight of Precious Blood performed some radical surgery. "Cinderocky" as
it is now known was presented for the first time Friday evening at the school's Christmas concert.
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Myitery of the creeking fireplace
PUBLIC SKATING
South Huron Recreation Centre
Sat., Dec. 24 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Wed., Dec. 28 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Fri., Dec. 30 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Previously scheduled
Fri., Dec. 30 8:3t0c100 p. m.
Tues., Jan 3 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Wed., Jan. 4 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Cancelled Junior
Hockey tournament
Building Closed
Public Skating
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Cancelled between
Christma & New Years
Resumes January 15
9:00- 11:00 p.m.
Ice rentals are available during holiday
weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. -
$25.00 1 1/2 hours.
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Sat., Jan. 7
Jan. 8
Christmas Day
New Years Day
Moms & Tots
Adult Skating
NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL
at
HURON PAR K REC CENTRE
$30.00 per couple
includes
Refreshments, Lunch & Favours
Music By
THE SQUIRES
LIMITED AMOUNT OF TICKETS
Tickets available at; Park Tire, Scott & Aces:, Restaurant,
Huron Park Arena Booth, Bill McGrath, Barry Lewis, Bob
Lawrence, Tony Jones, Alice Watson, Andy Maclntyre.
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BENEFIT
DANCE
for
Mr. & Mrs. Ron
McCLINCHEY
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(fire victim$)
FRI., DEC. 23
Parkhill
Community Centre
(9 p.m. - 1 cern.)
Music by
ROGER QUICK
Ladles
Please Bring Lunch
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ENTERTAINMENT
THIS WEEK THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AND
EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY
9 p.m. - 1 a.m. UPSTAIRS
FEATURING THE POPULAR
Bob McIntosh
on the organ
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Enjoy Yourself With Us On
NEW YEAR'S EVE
* DANCING * REFRESHMENTS * GOOD FOOD
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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FRIDAY NIGHT
SPECIAL
4 p.m. - 8 p.m.
ONE STEAK
$3.50
EXTRA DINNER
$1.00
SCOTT & ALICE'S
RESTAURANT
Formerly
Les Pines Restaurant
CHRISTMAS
Dance
Music by:
"MOZARTS
MELODY MAKERS"
ZURICH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Fri., Dec. 23
Proceeds for Hensall
Combines Intermediate
Hockey Team
Lunch Provided
Admission $5.00 Per Couple
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HELLO
Seasons Greetings to all
our customers and
friends.
Don and Bonnie
Froats
Lucas Rental and
Small Engine Repair
125 Market St., Lucan
Thank you far your
He went up the chirimey pushing'
and wiggling,
And then got in his sleigh
laughing and giggling.
He went to several more stops
like this,
And then he was done with his
very last trip.
On the way back to the North
Pole,
Santa said "Merry Christmas"
and his last "Ho, Ho, Ho!"
BY LISA TALBOT
Grade 7
Huron Centennial
'Twas the night before
Christmas, when poor Johnny
had a dream. He woke up in the
morning, ran downstairs to see
what he got for Christmas,
because he wanted a new bicycle
badly. To his surprise there
wasn't even a Christmas tree! He
walked down the street, and saw
some men at work, building a
house. Johnny shouted, "Why are
you working on Christmas
morning ?" The. men said,
"Christmas, Whats Christmas?",
and they went back to work.
Everyone was just working like a
normal day. Johnny ran home.
He heard his mother calling him
to get up. He woke up to find it
was only a dream. Johnny went
downstairs, and his new bike was
sitting under the Christmas tree.
He told his father about his
dream. Johnny's father said "If
Jesus wasn't born there wouldn't
be a Christmas and no time to
show friendship. So Johnny went
Upstairs and prayed to God, for
Jesus being born, and thanked
him for the time he gave for
BY TIMMANN
Grade 4
Mensal!
It was the night before
Christmas. The Cook family were
all asleep except Peter. He was
putting up his big red stocking by
the fireplace. He was looking up
the chimney for Santa Claus but
he wasn't there yet. Peter
decided to sleep on the couch, He
finally got to sleep. Then
something clattered on the roof
like somebody was on it. It came
down the chimney it came it was
Santa Claus. He saw Peter
sleeping on the couch so he tip-
toed with his pack on his back.
Silently he went to the Christmas
tree. After he put the presents
under the tree he filled the
stockings. Then he went up the
chimney he rose, Next morning
Peter got up and opened all his
toys, Peter said to his mom and
Dad, this is the Merryist
Christmas I ever had.
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BY HEATHER LOVE
Grade 4
Stephen Central
Father calls me William.
Sister calls me Will.
Mother calls me Willy.
But the feller's call me Bill.
I got me a racoon from June.
But I hate it when Grandma
' feeds him prunes.
She makes me take a bath on
Saturday morn.
But I'd rather run away and husk
the corn.
BUT!! Just Fore Christmas I'm
as Good as I can be!
(So St, Nick will give lots of
presents to me!)
Soon they went back to sleep.
As soon as John got up to go to
work, Mary said, "John I didn't
sleep well last night. I kept
hearing footsteps."
"Come on Mary you know that
those sounds were only your
imagination playing
"John was cut off because of
the noise coming frOm the
children's bedroom. Mary and
Jim went upstairs. Just as John
opened the door, he saw a red
jacket swing into the closet,
"Cathy, Jeff and Janet," he
said, "why was that red jacket
flying into the closet?"
"Oh, Dad," said Janet, "We
Were just playing a game to see
Who could, er, urn, get it on the
hanger."
John walked out of the room.
Janet said, "Soy I'm glad that
I had a red jacket or else I would
have to tell what we were really
doing,"
That night John and Mary
heard creeking and footsteps
again.
Next morning Mary noticed
that some jam, bread and
cookies were missing.
"Am," she said, "I wonder
who is our little pack rat? I've
also noticed the children being
awfully quiet.'
That night Mary felt eyes on
her as she turned out the lights to
go to bed.
The next morning the paper
was gone and more food had
disappeared. soon Mary had
noticed that a glass and
silverware had disappeared.
BY KANDY DOBSON
Grade 5
Hensali Public
The colourful ornaments
sparkled last night. As I looked
out the window the snow was
softly falling. It looked so
beautyful. While the colourful
ornaments were reflecting on the
snow, I felt a nice warm feeling
come over my heart. Christmas
is coming, reindeer stomping on
the roof top,
BY ROB NORTHCOTT
Grade 8
E.P.S.
Calling of the snow,
As the newborns grow,
When the wind goes,
The birds fly south.
The snow comes,
For the children keep warm,
Then you know its winter for all.
For the night before Christmas,
The stars are so bright,
As the little ones try to sleep that
night.
When John got home Mary
said, "Tonight I'm staying up to
catch our prowler."
Tick, tack, tick, tack, tick,
tock, the clock went. It was now
2:45 a.m, and Mary was about to
go to sleep when someone came
out from hiding. John came
downstairs and flicked on the
light,
Then they both yelled a
questioning yell of, "Santa
Claus?"
The kids were running down
the stairs and said, "I guess you
found out."
"Before you do anything else:"
said Santa Claus, "I want to tell
you why I'm here. You see I was
watching T.V. in my house when
a blinding storm came up and
ruined part of my house.
I came here and met your
children. After me telling this
story to them they Said I could
use whatever I wanted and when
I went for some things I did
make some noises So here I
am,"
"How long will it be until your
house is fixed?" John asked.
Santa answered, "About two
more days from now."
"Well," said John, "you can
stay here as long as you like on
one condition, that you bring lots
of toys to our place,"
Santa said, "I will; Don't
worry I Will.
As Santa left next day to get
the Christmas presents, he said,
"Good-bye,"
John answered, "See you
soon!"
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BY BETH CONSITT
Grade 7
Huron Centennial
On Christmas Eve a long time
ago,
Santa had all the presents ready
to go,
The elves helped Santa remember
his route,
And even helped him put on his
big boots.
Santa threw his pack on his back,
And hoped that he would soon be
back.
He got in his sleigh and set all the
toys down,
And away the reindeer went with
abound.
Santa was now at his very first
stop,
He said to himself "I better not
talk,"
He slipped down the chimney
.1 without one sound,
And then got out a present for all
' who were around.
BY DENNIS KINTS
Grade 5
Precious Blood
It was December 20, and we
were just coming home from a
dinner at Mother's Pizza. The
time was 10:00 so everyone went
to bed.
Creek! "John," said Mary.
"What was that creek?"
"It was probably the wind."
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RESTAURANT TAKEOUT GAS BAR
Mixing a festive dish for our special
patrons. We're blending Love and
Happiness, adding a dash of Joy,
sprinkling with Cheer and serving
for your holiday pleasure!
On Christmas eve a long time ago
BY KATHY SCHADE
Room 4
Stephen Central
There are two sides to
Christmas. The first and most
important area is the religous
one. This has to do with the
coming of the baby Jesus in
Bethlehem. The other side is
mainly focused on the eve when
Santa arrives.
Today we tend to centre our
Christmas ideas on Santa. Most
stories you read have to do with
the jolly old, elf. Everywhere
you look you see. You know who.
The magazines, newspapers,
Christmas cards, colouring
books, and window showcases
are mostly dominated by
pictures of Santa. Frosty The
Snowman, Rudolph etc. Why not
call december 25 "Santamas"?
It would seem much more
appropriate.
At this time of year we
decorate our house with gaily
coloured lights. This represents
the bright light the star gave off
as it shone down on Bethlehem.
We give and receive, gifts the
three wisemen gave the baby
Jesus. But this is not enough!
This year let's all try to put
Christ back into Christmas.
BY WENDY BALLANTYNE
Grade 2 Usborne Central
It was the first day of the
month but they were not ready.
So they started to work. They
work and work faster. They
made a doll. They made a truck.
And they got done.
BOTTLE
DRIVE
Tues, Dec. 27
EXETER AND
HURON PARK
conducted by the Exeter
Atom Hockey Team end
their dads .,. for their
trip to Exeter, N.H.
YOUR ASSISTANCE
IS MOST APPRECIATED