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It was a new feeling for Kim Miller, a Grade 6 student at Elizabeth Zieglier School in Waterioo. Kim wrote and illustrateg her own Christmas story and had a chance to try it out for the first time this week on Grade 1 student Kao Chium Saepan. Students in Grades 3 to 6 have been studying children‘s literature and preparing the Christmas stories for the past three months. They will now become part of the school library collection. Pat Arbuckle photo Hand painted Silks, custom made Silk Clothing . . . colours to your order Coordination of clothimg styles, fabmic tertures qglasses frames. hats. etc to compliments your hodty shap« Coordination of wardrobe . and accessories tailored to your skin tones It‘s not work to walk So why not walk to _ 6 MARKET VILLAGE KITCHENER the "ORGINAL 744â€"3182 Walk a block Today Thurs. â€"Fri. 99 p.m Sat. â€" 9â€"6 p.m Sun. â€" 11â€"5 p.m Mon. (Dec. 31) 9â€"6 p.m Closed â€" New Year‘s Day NOW AT M&M‘s 102 Weber St. N. (at Lincoin Plaza) Waterloo 886â€"6950 STORE HOURS OPEN "May 1985 be your best year ever! HAPPY NEW YEAR! in +159,75 Case 16 portions 8 x 6 oz Case 25 x 3.2 oz. Case n *15,95 _= _ FILET â€" MIGNON «s~*1 8.60 VEAL CORDON BLEUVY SHRIMP Merhky (with cheese & ham) Restaurant Style Bacon Wrapped ‘‘Only the Best" Hand Breaded M & M 1 6.90 7 .95 4x 6oz.â€" $+10.50 6x 402. â€" â€"â€" *9.9G6 Tray Case 2 Ibs. wrapped in bacon Tray 24 portions Winter‘s icy arrival last Friday was a clear reminder that, like it or not, the beautiful springâ€"like weather we‘ve been enjoying just isn‘t going to last. And this year, as they have in past winters, SHINE Home Support Services, operated through Waterâ€" loo‘s Adult Recreation Centre, offers city seniors assistance in arranging snow clearance. Program coâ€"ordinator Irene O‘Toole explained that this winter SHINE "has broadened" its proâ€" gram, providing lowâ€"cost student help for those living on a governâ€" ment supplement, and more costly services for those who can afford it. SEA LEGS ‘"We‘ve a threeâ€"tiered system â€" those living on a supplement are entitled to students, who will clear snow for $2 an hour after school. If they‘re not on a supplement, we can link them up with an unemâ€" ployed adult (cost $4.50 an hour) or a private snowâ€"removal service, which charges seniors a reduced rate of $10 a call, or $100 a season, she said. Last year 72 Waterloo seniors made use of the SHINE referral service. & In both Kitchener and Waterloo, the resonsibility for clearing snow ©4.99. CHEDDAR CHEESE Assistance in clearing snow phone call away SAUSAGE ROLLS Schneiders Heat ‘n Serve Mild, Medium, Old +2 .59 . STEAKâ€" UMMS FILET MIGNON 100% All Beef PINEAPPLE WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1984 â€" PAGE 5 $4.35 Crabmeat Hors d‘oeuvres $6.99 j *°* . . . M & M‘s Large (average 7â€"8 oz.) Small (average 3â€"4 oz.) Tray 4.4 Ibs SHRIMPEEZ 5m. â€" *7.95 Case 3 Ibs. Schneider‘s Heat ‘n Serve LASAGNA @n. 1 1 .90 CHICKEN KIEV Breaded, Heat ‘n Serve and ice from walks lies with property owners or occupants. Waterloo‘s bylaw states that snow and ice must be removed from sidewalks within 24 hours of a snowfall. However, a complaint must be lodged before city will step in and make a property owner clear his walks. The fine for failing to do so is $28. Waterloo‘s practice is that after a complaint is made, the walk is inspected and, if there is a probâ€" lem, a warning letter is left advisâ€" ing that the property owner has two to three days to clean the sideâ€" walks. If a return inspection shows that the warning has been ignored, the fine is levied. According to Vic Hiebert of the city‘s engineering department, so far this year, 115 complaints were filed concerning improperly cleared sidewalks, although no charges were laid. "Our inspectors worked harder to talk with the people â€" they know they have another chance before they‘re fined, and in almost 100 per cent of cases they coâ€"operated," said Hiebert. Hiebert noted that because the inspector checks out the entire block and not just the one property, often two or three warning letters are left. CHICKEN STICKS (with butter and chives) LOBSTER ._â€" TAILS Restaurant Style $2.7 5 Breaded 36.99.. §3.69 .. $7.95 /6 oz