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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-12-23, Page 7,441111 tt ignigigAgcoihmouccogitligingwocift.0 o °Ur frien4 ds nod neighbors ... greetings 01 sincerest ;ashes for the happiest ehristnsas VolA eVer enjoyed. 1 :Cook Bros. Milling Co. PHONE 24 ,... .' HENSALL 4 • .! . IlitSpACVIAM:figitiglitC0130tOttlnigingabriel We wish to extend a very Merry Christmas to everysine we've met or had the pleasure of doing business with over the pest year. We sincerely hope that your pat- ronage will continue and that '58 brings you joy and contentment. E. L. Mickle & Son PHONE 103 HENSALL COMPRRAVACCOrtACRAW,RigfROUPAO • w. ; • * ` • dee)' reetin s*t'' , ...May the joys of thia most gladsome season come to you a thousandfold. And may your heart be filled with the spirit of Christmas always. Armstrong's Restaurant PHONE' 538 And Staff EXETER clIntrAfROMagagritRACCOMAIRCAVIIIP.10 if • 14173 SEASON'S GREETINGS If nobody cared What happened to you, And nobody helped you along, If everyone lust Idoked after himself And everything went to the strong, If nobody cared lust a little for you And nobody thaught about met If all stood skins in the battle of life/ What a dull world this would be. 1 Lift is made sweet by the Molds that ,we meet And the things that in common we share, We Want to live not because of ourselves But because of the peep!, who care. ,- It's living and doing for somebody else On what life's splendor depends, And the joy of this life when you sum it all up Is Wild in the making of friends. AO here's to my friend* and a with sincere For Merry Christmas and a Gay New Year, With a hope for pleasure and health to you • In 'all the things you say and do., fl '58 Should be a year of trial, Meet it Won't you with a smile. YWr task will always be More sincere If you correct the mistakes you ninth!) 'last year, Mare 4s one thing, mere for you to remember, 4 am at your service from •JinuarY through Diteembird Since reiy Yours# L. E. 'CARDIFF MEMBER FOR HURON OS* gitag0100103014104401441 Henson PupiliVrite 'Dear liensall schoolchildren took tirne out from their studies to tell Sputa, Claus 'what they' like for Christmas. Their 'let- ters are reproduced here exact, ly the way Santa received them. For most of the children, this wastheir first ,attempt at MI- p.osition and they tried to Spell Many words they- bad neer seen 1.)efore. No one 'helped them, UnfortunatelY; suane does not Permit publication of all the tetters. The ones .whieh, do ap- pear were 1lot necessarily cho- sen :on a merit or any other ha, sis: Dear Santa, Pease Oa not- come down the chimney on Christmas Eve. You might_ Of your red and white suit all dirty. How is Mrses Claus. I hope she is fine, Dear Santa I want an electric train and shoulder pads, Bobby of" an Orfenig., has ris mother back and don't forget to give him some toys too. We used to tease and make fon of him. That was a naughty thing to do was it not. Goed-hye, for now Santa. Your Dearest, Brian McArthur 9 years old. grade 4 * * * Dear Santa Claus, I won't a pare of hokey paints and some candy, Thatis all I won't for Crristmas. If you will give me that I will be sadafaked. David Smale ' Your friend 9 years old, grade 4 * * * Dear Santa, I hope you and Mrs. Santa are feeling fine. I would like a. one foot and two or three inche high black dog as a companion for my dog Mackey, and some more train track. I also want a picture of you and Mrs. Santa. My cousin would like a dart board. Your's truly Bryan Fink Age 9, grade 4 P.S. I hdpe you do not catch cold on Christmaa Eve. -* * Dear Santa Claus, Please will you give toys to the poor and hungry people. It is soon Christmas and hope you are not too busy -to read my letter. I have everything 1 want so you won't have to bring me any toys. But you can give toys to the poor. I wish you a Merry ChristmaS and a Happy New Year and please may the elves also have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I hope the deer are all ready for Christmas Eve. Hope you are not Working hard and hope everybody is well. Lots of love to Mrs. Santa Claus the elves the deer and a whole lot to you. Your friend, Ann Mickle, 9 years old, grade 4 * * * Dear Santa Claus, I would like a fineay teeres Doll and some dish's and a table and some charse and a wacre for Christmas. Santa bring Daby a new wache and bring Mummy a new 'cleener. Love from Arlen Arleen Chipchase * * * Dear Santa Claus •I would like a baby ters for Christmas. My Mother would like a new Dress for Christmas. And I would like a toy dog for ChristMas. My sisti would like a drass for her doli. And my Daddy would like a new shrt to. And I hope .you bring the uthr chilrn things to for Christmas. 'Kathie Henderson Age 7, grade 2 * * * Dear Santa Claus, We have a nice Christmas tree at school but we have not ours at home but we will soon have it. My brother Jimmy works at the C.N.R. in. Guelph. I would like a -doll with a basket ancl,, a high hair 1 want a printing press and a baking set. My mother would like one set of Salt and pepper' shakers. , Thank you from Colleen Bonham Age 8, grade 3 * * * Dear Santa Claus, I have be a good girl all year, An my brother Doug is a good boy too. I would like a racrar player. An my brother Doug would like ' a train for Christinas. We will leave you serne milk and sandwich. Thank You, Suzanne ICyle Age 8, grade 3 * * * • Dear Sante Clans Want a rifle for Johnny I want a pair of skates for Harry. want yo uta give my mother and father a hokey game. Thank You Bobby Moir Age 8, grade 3 * * * Dear Santa Claus would like a •frontear land gun and toy sate. My sister would like a tooking set and a Walking doll, My Brother would like a train that plugs into the wall. My little sister °would like a pull toy. My Motherwould like a can opener. And give sonic to the poor. Thank you. Love, Bruce :Parrot Age If grade 2 • 04 lew " 4, I 44: ^ 4 141;134 t e 0 0 0 • Thi TiloMoreAdv404, DecoMbor 23, 1047 left0WORROZ011gingignigNOWARO***$ HOLIDAY ETIN •••.; .4;7!"* DEAR SANTA --Pretty Cheryl' Little, eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed "Buck" Little, Hensll, dreams of Santa Claus as she writes a letter telling him what she'd like for Christmas. The 'letter penned by Cheryl, who is in grade three, and others written by Henna Public School pupils, appears in this Christmas edition, Dear Santa, I do not mind what you bring me. Thank you for the think you gave me last Christmas. Please bring mybrotrer a teadebear and a train, a baby doll, little lion and a kitecar. Please bring mother a dresses a teakup and please' bring my father a shirt a tie and a, pipe. Your friend, ' Ann Sawyer 10 'years old, grade 4 * * * Dear Santa I would like a real puppy, and for the children who have no home give them all you can. Yours truly, Wendy Moir 9 years old, grade 4 * * * • Dear Santa, I want a Roy Rogers gun set and I want Canada to have lots of home for people who have none. Clark Forrest 9 years old, grade 3 * . * * )ea t- Santa I would like a bone for my dog and leave me something for goodness -sake. I will leave a cup of coffee on the table and a piece of toast. I will leave you a rabbit for a pet in the eve- ning. I'll hang 'my stocking near the fire place. Our Christmas tree is just a small one so you'll have to bring small gifts. I hope you don't have any hard work Santy and I hope you make it around to every girl and boy hope you can. but one thing only be sure you leave my dog a turkey bone. Your friend, Glenn Harburn 10 years old, Grade 4 * * * Dear Santa I would like a payer of figger skates and would also like a tobogon and a pair of slippers. I also would like you to give all the little orafan children 'kind mothers and fathers. Well that is all for how. I have been watch- ing you on T.V. and the story time princes. How is Elfy and Grumpy. I hope they are fine. Dianne Koehler 9 years old, grade for * * * Dear Santa Claus, I would like a doll with hair that you can brush and I would like some clothes for it. Could I have a baking -set and a toy vackumcleaner and some clothes. My sister wants a doll with hight heels and she wants some clothes too. Cheryl Little 8 years — Grad DI * * * Dear Santa Claus, Thank you for what you brought me last year. Will you please bring me an iron? That is what I mostly want. I still play with what you brought me before. Your friend, Barbara Schwalm Age 9, grade 4 ' * * * Dear Santa Claus For Christmas I, would like a Acincrimoomitcom -ealo-ona Our sincere thanks and 4. best wishes for a happy holiday to our friends Gad patrons. F • - • • Exeter Furniture LIMITED air• Betsy Wetsy doll. And a doll bugy to. John and Donld would like a dumptruck. And I would like a car cote. I will lev you and Elfp some Christmas cake. My big sister Jeany would like some eya rins and some high hels to. A very Mary Christmas to you and Elfy. Please don't forget the Nor Children. Brenda Noakes Age 7, grade 2 * * Dear Santa Claus, I would like a toy store with plastic people and kounters with meat cabbige and apples, And a doll buggy and a two wheel bicikl my big sister would like some bgamas and blows blows my brother and low would like some shirts thank you for the toys last year. I will leav cake and milk goodhye Santa. Your -frend, Joyce Flynn Age 8, grade 3 4;g( f.,r4 .‘ R.R. 1 Centralia 4,,,k` PHONE PR EXETER 044:44440Z414*-AVV4VVVVVV4410. M. the hoortArarnOng spirit of Cioistmos shino upon you throughoutthe yew. E. L. .Chaffi & Sons Just a friendly greeting to thank all our kind friends and patrons and to wish them the very merriest of holidays. F. W. Huxtable AND STAFF Exotic Phone 153-W Wit.01301M0FUggirilMilligliilagAPROWOR The author of the favorite children's Christmas poem "Twas the night before Christ- mas," an eminent New York divinity professor, felt his cre- ation was below his dignity tand would not 3dniit he wrote it for 20 years. * * * There a r e Scandinavian, French and ancient Egyptian legends which claim to have given the Christmas tree to the world. The first authentic men- • tion of a Christmas tree is of one in Strasbough, German, in 1605. 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