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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-12-23, Page 5Mrs. Edith Johnston, ' Clinton Gibbings St. In an effort to bring back a few moments of nostalgia for those who may have abandon- ed the practice of sending let, ters to Santa Clans, the News- Record asked the stiglents in the junior grades at Clinton Public Scheel to compose their WOVOCe/ccgtcl'i9POIEVectcoix/PeoltV0P/Milogvalgtctatvel4tg!ttccr•Cle EDITH ANN HAIR FASHIONS /ClC-ICkaVCICIVZIMIC/C/VaeaqIC/CIMCIC-IC/C/Me/C/MZIC-ICICICMICIC/E/CICIC/a GLAD TIDINGS OF JOY AT CHRISTMAS As we join in giving God our thanks for His blessings, we also 'pause to say "Thanks" to you, too, our friends! Dashing in to wish every one of our friends a very gay time/ Thanks to call of yaii, our • many loyal friends and customers, for your pAwonderful patronage. J. W. COUNTER'S BUILDERS' SUPPLIES WICKICIC/C/C/C/VCICICCICIC/CICICIC4C/CW.C/C/C/CICIC/041C/CC/CPCIMMICICIVCIO FINK PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRIC LTD,. Bill Fink and Staff /C/ClMCWICICIMICICOLICICICICIOCIZVOMMIC/C/CMIC/C/C/glel.C/CICOCICIMICIC TED RYDER'S TV Your Rogers-Majestic Television Dealer Victoria Street Clinton, Ont. onclumaccietwalwanotaaaravamonatitacanwantacmanntlaarisnancskacit Kids 'Offer Sugar In Exchange For Bananas. and Cake s From Santa Claus Come, All Ye Foithfujt They saw the Star and, following, its message they did heed; and thus the Magi proved themselves the wisest men indeed. COME, LET US WORSHIP THE LORD TOGETHER CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, 13.A. Sunday, Dec. 29-10.00 a.m.-Sunday School 11.15 a.m.-Family Worship Tuesday, December 31-11:30 p.m.- New Year's Eve Watch Night Service. Thursday, January .2-6.00 p.m.-Congregational Supper and Annual Business Meeting. Everyone Is Welcome At This Church Ontario Street United Church "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A. Sunday, December 29 9.45 a.m.-Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship TURNER'S CHURCH 2.00 p.m.-Church Service 3.00 p.m.-Sunday School Christian Reformed Church REV. L. SLOFSTRA Minister Sunday, December 29 10.00 a.m.-Service in English 2.30 p.m.-Service in Dutch Tues., Dec. 31-8.00 p.m.-New Year's Eve Service. Wed., Jan. 1-10.00 a.m.-New Year's Service. Every Sunday 6.15 p.m., Dial 680 CHLO, St. Thomas. Listen to "Back to God Hour." EVERYONE WELCOME Joseph Street GOSPEL ,HALL CLI NTON 11.00 a.m.-Breaking of Bread 3.00 p.m.-Sunday School 7.00 p.m.-Gospel Service 8,00 p.m. Thursday-Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. teleu- guiteb (Miura-lee REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK, M.A., Minister Post-Christmas Theme: "AFTER CHRISTMAS, WHAT?" WESLEY-WILLIS 11.00 a.m.-Church Service 12.10 p.m.-Sunday School HOLM ESVI LLE 1.00 p.m.-CHURCH SERVICE 2.00 pm.-SUNDAY SCHOOL ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev. P. L. Dymond, LTh., Rector Charles Merrill, Organist Tuesday, December 24th-Christmas Eve 4.30 p.m.-Holy Communion (Shut-ins) 11.00 p.m.-Carols by the 'Choir 11.15 p.m.-Holy Communion (Choral) Wednesday, December nth-Christmas Day 10.00 a.m,-Holy Communion (Family Service) Thursday, December 26th-St Stephen's Day 10.00 a.m.-Holy Communion 'at HuronvieW Sunday, December 29th-Sunday after Christmas 8.30 a.m.-Holy Communion 11.00 'a.m.-Nine Lesson Carol Service 7.00 p.m.-Evening Prayer BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.-Evangelistic Hour Guest Speaker: Rev. John W. Roberts, Noranda, Que. Wednesday, 8 p.m.-Prayer Service, You Are Cordially Invited To All Of These Services icacicatiCatatotacmclocactotlewatIctcatiovocItacPcltiocatacacatacteacamtacatat • Merry Christmas FRED J. HUDIE and STAFF totittottotit000ktooktooftiotosiotiotioctotioutiotiotititotot Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, December 29 9.45 a.m.-Worship Service L1.00 a.m.-Sunday School 8.00 p.m.-Gospel Service Guest Speaker: Mr. John Aitken, Shelburne. Tuesday: Prayer & Bible Study All Welcome St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev. R. U. MacLean, B.A. Mrs. M. J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, December 29 9.45 a.m.-Sunday School 10.45 a.m.-Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Dear Santa Claus: would like a road-racing SOt and two pounds of liver for the oat, The road-rare set needs four care, The eat likes pork liver best, Your, truly, Barbara Rudd. GRADE THREE Dear Santa Claus; I would like a doll carrage and a flying-saucer for Christ- mas, We will leave cookies and a glass of milk. I love Christ- WZMI4/4 /VitIMOCICIMCICIMICICVECIMMICIMMIZIMMIMIMC104/00 ° CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO ALL! vArrilvie THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 482-9511 Clinton, Ontario woclocicloclEtowc/maomMMOClc/c/awmctozlelele-wamfacw/clavvotr, CAROLING FORTH GAY WISHES! ART LEVETT and SONS MOTOR REWINDING and REPAIRS 139 Erie Street-CLINTON-Phone 482-6640 0 /CWICIgICKICKIVC/04IMIZ/CIMICKICKIWZICICICMCIC/C-WIMMIC/Cle/CMCICIOM '4*k tooe. 00 1/4,4 OUR VERY WARMEST `WISHES! From the Staff at ... Clinton Electric Shop D. W. CORNISH, Proprietor "Your Westinghouse Dealer" 482.6646 Clinton 044044)01111****nra7lalmativist7uktioastiaoanoaotalartilisataido a red or blue bike for Christmas, Is it cold nient, T would like a bogey stick too if you can give me it. Yours turly, Brian Kennedy. Dear Santa Claus: Dear Santa I want some hockey equimenet and a hockeY helmet, I wish you a Mary Christmas. ' Your's trnely, Robert Andrews Dear Santa: I Would like raaS, MY sister ,attekes for -Q./rig/114S to -Mlle, Yettt's truley, Sarah Walden.. • Peat 5antA Clans: I hape you have a pi .04111$014.5. and a happy Year, I want some 'hocey erry . New equi- letters and they are printed below. Although the spelling of some of the "wants" was nn, known to the smaller yo/Mg- Sters, it certainly deter Them from using Them. And, while some readers may have to ponder them for some time, the jolly old fellow at the.North Pole is accustom- ed to such 'letters and has no trouble at all in figuring out what the children want, GRADE FOUR Dear Santa Claus: Thanis you for .the toys you brought me last year, This year would you please bring me a talking doll and a bi- cycle. I will leave you a piece of cake and some pop. And for your reindeers some sugar, Yours sincerely, Cathy Grigg, Dear Santa Claus: For Christmas I would like Barbie and a .poddle. I hope 'this Christmas isn't too busy for you. I watch you on tele- vision as much as I can, 1 hope you have a Merry Chistmas, and a Happy New Year. Yours sincerely, Jane Bakelaar, Dear Santa Claus: How are you? I would like a watch, sewing basket, and a John 'Gnagy Set. Are you very busy? Is it very cold? I will be sure to put a piece of cake and some milk for you. I had better go. Yours sincerely, Heather McAdam. Dear Santa Claus: Christmas comes in one week, and I can't think of any- thing to get. I 'think I'll get a tool set. Just one week after Christmas is my birthday. On my birthday I get a bicycle and a small toy. I hope I get what I want. I also wish you a Merry Merry Christmas. Yours sincerely, Frank Cameron, Dear Santa Claus: I .watCh you on television every day and it gives, me an idea what I want but I still don't know. You must get very tired giving toys and making them, but your'e probably use to it by now. Well I think I had better go now. , Sincerely yours, Beverley Holmes. Dear Santa Claus: Please would you bring me a good pair of gloves? I would- like it very much. I would also like a projector with pictures that show on the wall when you put battries in it, Don't get stuck with all-this snow. I will leave some cook- ies. and milk out for you. Yours sincerely, Kathy Murphy. Dear Santa Claus: I would like a .pair of shin- guards for hockey and a Mec- cano set. There will be some Christmas cake; a banana, for you. For the reindeer they will be some hay. Goodbye for now. Yours sincerely, Barry Edgar. Dear Santa Claus: I hope you are warm enough at the North Pole. I would like a pair of hockey pants and "a model airplane kit. I will leave a sandwich for you. You leave my presents in the living room and I will leave yours on the kitchen, table. Yours sincerely, George Brown. Dear Santa: know you are very busy but I wondered if you could get me a doll with long hair. I would like it to be about eighteen inches high. If you can't get it I would except any other doll. Please try to get it for me. Love, Barbara Elliott, DAP r Santa: T would like a Park and Shop game and a Tiny Chatty Twin cutout. I hope you don't stip* in the snowdrift. I live at 206 Queen, Street Clin- ton Ontario. I will leave a bottle of pop and four Cookies. You can come RI nine o'clock, I will be sleep- ing. Yours truly, Debra Glenn. Dear Santa Claus: I would like Kenners build- ing set with an eldon road race set. My brother would like a Mighty Moe and a cell a sketch. My sister would like a Chat- ty Cathy with a Barbie Dream House. My dog needs a dog dish. Yours sincerely, David Fawcett, Dear Santa Claus: How are you at the North. Pole? For Christmas I would like a skating outfit because made a rink at the back of my house, I would also like a Barbie Doll for a model on my bed, I Will leave you a few sand- wiches and some milk if my brether doesn't eat them, Bye for now? p there? I bet When YOU take an Inch out of .the house. yen will free4e, Well I Ilene you get the bike 'here, I better say :good-. bye. Remember now, Yours ESther Dear Santa Claus: 'Thank yet/ for the toys Yott bran* me last year,: For .chriShnas I would like- a tape, recorder, I will leave yott a. banana and milk,. YOtteS, Trt101)r. Doug poterson, GRAM FIVE Dear Santa:- would like oops. I guess I better tell you Why I need the tnings first, I need elbow pads, because everytime I hit the boards I get. up with sore elbows. Everyday I'm late for supper so T could use a watch too. I wuld like two pairs of boxing gloves, to punch my brother so when he hits me back it will not built me, I don't want to be greedy, becausec my Mother and my Brothers will give me lots of gifts. I hope.. Your receiver, Dennis Deline. Dear Santa Claus: Clare Proctor has a racing ear set and I would like one too, I don't get to play with Clare's because it is broken. Instead I play, with his el- ectric foot-ball game. In the last game he won twenty-one to zero. Your friend, David Aiken. Dear Santa: On Saturday I had an un- usual experience. We were hav- ing a hockey game against the Hawks, It happened in the .3econd period, I had the puck. Crash, "Jim Engel you moose I'll get even with . you yet." So would you mind bringing me some shoulder pads,? Yours truly, Brian Edgar. Dear Santa: Next time you bring some Christmas tree lights you had better test them before you give them. One of our lights shot straight across the room. And my brother's train when you put it in forward it went backwards and when' you put it in reverse it went forward. So next time you had better test them before you give them. Or you might be send- ing shooting Christmas tree lights or a haywire train. Your Friend, Randall Clegg. Dear Santa: Everyone was sending you a letter so I thought I should On TV I heard that your lead- ing raindeer's nose wouldn't light up. I hope he gets 'better. I will leave something for you and something for your raindeer. I hope I am on the list of good boys. I don't want any- thing special for Christmas but I guess you could leave a sports car at my place for me. Oh before I leave I think you would be smart to use the front door because we don't have a fire' place. Your friend, Jay. • Dear Santa: We are transfered to Dana, Saskatchewan, 50 miles from Saskatoon. It is just a new RCAF Station and the house doesn't have a basement. At Christmas time we are going to Peabody, Mass. A Happy Christmas and .A Happy New Year. Your friend, Robert Delaney. Dear Santa Claus: I have tried to be good all year. Even though I have help- ed around the house quite a bit I don't want many gifts for Christmas. All I want is a ski jacket, around two books and an Etch- a-Sketch, I have been doing fairly well in school and I like my teacher, .Mr. Jewitt. Lately I have been going skating 'on Saturday and Sun- day afternoons and I enjoy that very much. Well time is running short, so good-bye un- til Christmas. Your friend, Lynne Gibbings. Dear Santa: Last Christmas I got so many things that I didn't know how many I had (but it was all right) I wanted a Kenner building set and some fenders. My little brother was tired but happy when he had finished unwrapping his presents. Even my hands were worn out when I got finished, After that I went to bed. The Christmas before that I got an air gun and a bicycle which wasn't so bad, but the air gun broke and now the bicycle is too small. I guess you will only have seven reindeer r this year be- cause Comet has to stay at home to clean 'the kitchen sink, Well to conclude 'this letter I want everything you have, (except girls toys). Good-bye and Merry Christmas, YoUr toy lover, Dick Jewson. Dear Santa: Just about every day at four o'clock I watch you on TV, Are you getting all your reign deer ready for the 25th? If you want to know what I want for Christmas just look on the table under the cake, It will, have a note and on it it will say: "Dear Santa, I would like n, hockey game with some new hockey socks and hockey pants." Last night it Was &bait 0 degrees and I kept dreaming the wind blew the house away, I was so cold! We've got 5 Seconds to get done so, bye now! I hope is that yen give a present to all those „children who don't have a mother or father! Yours 'Michael Elliot, GRADE TWO Dear Santa:. I would like a type vvritter. Men, I will not have to print. I would like a pupp too, I will feed it look after it. How are you doing up at the North Pole, I here storys of you and your reindeer. I hope you will bring these things. I have four brothers. I will hang my stocking up, I will leave something for you to eat. Love, Patsy,. Proctor, Dear Santa: I want a big baking set, It has cakes pies and other things to make. I want an Indine doll too, Are you very busy. I will leave some milk for you and an apple. I have a brother Terry and a sister Nancy. I am seven, Terry is ten, and Nancy is six. My mother is 29 and my fath- er 30, Love, Judith Mary MacDonald Dear Santa; Could I have a bone or a rabbit for our puppy. How are at the North Pole and how is your reindeers. I want 'to have a shutting ranke so that my brother and I can play hocky- 04 it. I want a real pet kitten. or. :a real pet PPM- Ana Want' tO.- ataY up ,te see you, I will hid beht/4 'one. of the chairs that are 'in our livjugreom, , Love, WilliamsBruce Dear• Santa; in grade two, y teacher is MiIssainJohnssevoenn. yTeahllasveoltd.W. () I Sam M is- ters. Their names are Wendy and Beverley. I would like a Nine-Piece Cooking set. And Some Red Bricks. I hope You are not working too hard, haw are your brown- ies and ells, And haw is Mrs. Santa. If my mother will make a Christmas cake I will give you some, Well goodby for now. Love, Marilyn Holmes, Dear Santa:---- I want a race-set. Because I like to see the cars go ar- ound. I hope you ar't working to hard getting ready f o r Christmas. I hope you and Mis. Santa Claus are feeling very well. Thank-you for the toys you gaire Randle and I last year. I hope the rean-deers are well. Brian Clegg. Dear Santa: I want a too weeller and a gunggo Jack sat. Santa are (Continued on Page Eight Monday, Dec, 24, 119.44-,,,Clirocan ,News•Aecard........foge Yours sincerely, Patsy Elliott Deat, Santa Claus: For Christmas I want some Model D'ai's and a footballs And I help my mother, very much. Youts truley, Walt& Leppingten,