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The Huron Expositor, 1983-12-14, Page 8t t A8 — THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 14, 1983 Dear Santa, Dear Santa: Hil How are you and Mrs. Claus doing? I bet things are pretty busy right now of -the North Pole. Thank you for the toys you brought me last year. My name is Chris and I'm 3 years old. This year for Christmas I would like a punching clown, a Stomper truck. A medical kit and some new crayons and coloring book. My brother arry is 9 months old and he would like somebath tub toys and an airplane to pull. We have been good all Year and we will leave a snack for you and your reindeer. Love Chris and Barry Verberne XOXOXo Dear Santa, Thank you for the smurfs last year. Please Santa - will you give me a doll house this year? 1 tried to be a good girl. 1 will leave you some cookies and hot chocolate on Christmas Eve. Love, Sherry -Lyn Hugill Mt, 'Wiens and • Dear Santa:. Hl! How are you and Mrs. Claus? I bet everyone is busy scurrying around getting things ready for Christmas. My name is Eric and I'm 19 months old This year for Christmas I would like a riding tractor, a Animal See 'n Say and a Fischer , Price workbench set. I've tried to be a good boy all year and listen to what mommy and daddy say. 1 will leave a snack for you and your reindeer on the table. Love Eric Scott Staffa Dear Santa, Thank you for the race car set last year. This year bring me anything you want. 1 have been a good boy. I have helped mommy and daddy. On Christmas Eve 1 will leave you hot chocolate and cookies. Love, Michael Hugill THE SEAFORTH public school float was The float depicted "hosers". The school covered in greenery and tilled with students. participated In Saturday's Santa Claus parade. S-T-R-E-T-C-H—A phys. ed. class at Seaforth District High $choot attempted an aerobics class last Friday with Drusllla Leitch, an exercise instructor at Vanastra. Dear Santa Hi! How are you and Mrs. Claus and the ,. elves doing? 1 bet everyone is busy getting ready for Christmas. Thank you for the toys you brought me,laSt year. This year for Christmas 1 would like a cash register, a teddy bear, a record, some paints and a surprise. 1 have been a good girl all year and 1 will leave you a glass of milk and a cookie, Love Melissa Eusepi Age 4 • Dublin P.S. Sometimes 1 watch you on T.' . in the • parades. Dear Santa Clan Shannon has b n a good girl this year. She would like a tim , a card -matching game. a Bat!bie-doll house and a Baby -that - away.' Thank you. Love.' Her mom. rigir sem, t 3 44. r,Yti`i .yc:x, K••,rx'\,+•+n''.;v';•v,:4+�"?<:tiow r 7 -04 tk�F9-' 414 FA McCAIN PEAS 8 CARROTS AND Y PEAS also mixed ve ' ;i bles Dear Santa: • ' My name is Christina and I'have a brother Adam. This year for Christmas I would like a 'Workout Set for Fashion Doll and iKen. Barbie and Wendy Walker and an Operation game. • Adam would like a He -Man, Star Wars, The Dukes of Hazzard Race Set. and The Dukes of Hazzard game. Santa, we will leave some milk and cookies for you and some carrots for your reindeer. Love Christina and Adam Miller R.R. N2 Staffa. Ont. XOXOXOXO P.S. We have tried to be good all year. Dear Santa: Thank you for the toys you brought us last year. This year, 1 would like a Papa Smurf, leg warblers. clothes, fuzzy pyjamas and car muffs.. My brother Matthew would like a guitar. a gun, a Big Foot game and some Key Cars and some clothes. Matthew and 1 have -been good all year and are happy, that yyour elves could writ}i+his letter in the ielksp'iipe?' 1 " I We'll leave you a glassof milk arid a square. Love Melanie& Matthew Cronin xoxoxox Dear Santa. 1 am six years old. 1 would like a Cabbage Patch Kid. 1 also would like a smurfettc napsack for school. We will leave you a snack Xmas Eve. Thank you. Dana Dalton Dear Santa Claus. Santa do you have Atari games for Christmas? Santa 1 would like an Atari from you. Santa my neighbours have one. 1 would like Pac-man. 1 like Miss. Pac-lady. 1 like baseball too. I like Rocket hockey. It is a good game to play inside. Do you have a lot of snow up there? We have a lot of snow here. My sister and I played today in the snow. We are going to make a snowman. We are going to have a snowball fight tonight at home. Your Friend. Danny Dalton. Check possible fire hazards y Scot mer putts the finishing touches to the newly. Installed Dalry Cooler at STAFFEN'S All of our new coolers will be Installed by this Wednesday. Ma • IN PE FRIESln re 69 KG. Reg. 2.49 • 55 %:,..\"9. l41\4+h'v-Y--1 -4�C s~• .GQ KE PARTLY SKINNED YALL. SIZES WHOLE HAMS A happy Christmas can change in a few moments into a family tragedy. warns Seaforth fire chief Harry Hak. in homes where fire safety precautions are neglected. Such precautions should head the list of every sensible family's preparations for Christmas, he says. Mr. Hak urges the public to exercise special care in the setting up and decoration of Christmas trees. and draws attention to the following important points. If plans call for a natural tree it should he Nought fresh and green. and kept outdoors or in an unheated garage before being brought into the home for decorating. Then. one or two inches should be cut diagonally from the hutt, and the tree should be set up with the butt in water which should be maihtaned above the level,of the cut. Check strings of electric lights carefully for worn insulation, brokep plugs or loose bulb sockets. Only CSA -approved lighting sets and only non-flammable decorations should be used. Declare the tree a no -smoking area and keep matches out of the hands of children, De not allow discarded gift wrapping 10 accumulate under the tree. Dispose of them as soon as the gifts are opened. Even a green tree will burn if ignited by burning paper around the base. Set up the tree away from heat sources such as fire places, TV sets or radiators. Do not allow it to block access to doors or windows in the event of fire. Switch off tree lights at bedtime or when leaving the house. Tests have proved that the safest tree is a tree with its butt set in water. However. if as tree has dried out before it is set up. it cannot regain its safe moisture level. A dry tree can be ignited by a single match, to burn violently to a charred state in a few seconds. 4 Even artificial trees can be serious fire hazards. Metallic trees are conductors of electricity, and should not be decorated with strings of lights, but illuminated with floodlights . Some plastic trees. made from styrene materials. are flammable, unlike those made from polyvinychloride. All trees should be removed from the home as soon as possible after the Christmas celebrations. 29 BY THE �39 PIECE LB. 3.06 KG. LB. 2.84 KG. L PRIDE OF CANADA WHOLE 7 KG.•15 LB. AVG. heady to Ser* 'Semi•Bpneless' CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS SHOULDER OR CROSS RIB ROASTS 169 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF Short Rib or BLADE ROASTS 139 DELI FEATURES MAPLE LEAF REGULAR SLICED BOLOGNA 26'/100GM. MAPLE LEAF ASSORTED VARIETIES LUNCHEON MEATS 37'/100 GM. SWEETHEART HAMS1-69 LB. 3.73 KG. J PRIDE OF CANADA READY TO SERVE 229 BONELESS HALVES LB. .5.05 KG. HAMS 23e QUARTERS 5.27 KG Wo also harem good selection of GEESE •` DUCKS • CORNISH HENS • OYSTER FRUIT BASKETS, MEAT & CHEESE TRAYS are available. SCHNEIDER'S WHOLE OR HALF 9 9 OLDE FASHIONED 3 HAMS 8.80 KG. LB. PRIDE OF CANADA 450 GM REGULAR SKINLESS WIENERS 129 BURNS CAMPFIRE 500 GM ]59 SLICED BREAKFAST BACON LIVERWURST 3,..4ASSORTED VARIETIES, BY THE PIECE LIVERWURST 3,..4 \‘/ E0bBY THE PIECE SCHNEIDER'S P LISH ' SAUSAGE 42'/100 GM. LB. 189 LB, USE YOUR CHRISTMAS BONUS TO FILL YOUR FREEZER HINDS 79 OF BEEF 1 LB. 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