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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-12-21, Page 13DRAWN BY RUTHANN PEARISO — GRAND BEND PUBLIC SCHOOL FIRE Glad Christmas greetings. It is our sincere hope that the joy- ous spirit of this happiest of all holidays will light up your home and your heart with peace and good will,May we respect- fully request that you be very careful with your Christmas decorations to avoid a tragic fire which could spoil the fes- tive season ahead. Yours for better service, FIRE CHIEF GARY MIDDLETON 1 t ritp,wsittrielvrittAR10.01;:iikst?ft -Micic*ORXMIticil0 PIO 0 Vi.C„ CRC.CROWCOICOW0)-11).,0)00)..' „.; 5. , . 5 .5. • ;• .c. ,►t. ;. . , , w*It coca a ceotede, vet .444.444.4.4.444444.4.44.4.4444*4 4.4•*4 4v 4 .4 44444444444 u)1441 4.44 14 4 4 4 4 .4.4 .4 .4 4 ;:# 47 47 A CHRISTMAS PLAY By: Heather Tisdale EPS On Sunday I was in a play called: The Night before Christ- mas. I was the mother. Then after some entertament Santa Claus came. (It was really Mr. Wilkonson.) And he gave all of the children presents. The Santa Claus wore a red suit, and a white beard, SANTA CLAUS By: Sandra Stewart Grade 4 - U.C.S, Santa Claus is going to come And bring some toys for everyone So if you're good you might get some But if you're bad you won't get one, IF I WERE MRS. SANTACLAUS By; Angela DIttmer EPS If I could be Mrs. Santa claus just this christmas ea.v I would bake the cookies and Put the cookies in a bag and I'd get Santa's shirt and his pants and his hat then he was all ready for christma.s. HELPING OTHERS By: Michael Lysack EPS I took some skates a rassing car a hot water bottle a chester- feile a light some roller skates and a book to cubs. I dint need them any more So I hope they keep someone happy at leest, IF I WERE MRS. SANTA. By; Brenda Fletcher EPS. If I where mrs. Santa Claus I would really be making cookies. I would haVe to make cothes too. I would be making things all day long. Mr, Santa Claus would be feeding the reindeer because they Would be hungry, Happy children we will be When we get presents from under the tree All our hearts will be a glee When we get our presents for you and me. PARK HUNG JIN BY; Dwayne Mathers Grade 2 - EPS If park Hung Jin would come too Exeter then he could sleep in our spair bed then he could go to school or I would like too go too Korea, then I would ask him to show me around his city after I would ask him to show me Korea. ARE CHRISTMAS PLAY By: Braden Whilsmith EPS Des. 20 room 7 is going to put on a play. The play is called The Birth of Jesus. Robin Little w ill do the reading. Norman Macally, Beckey Brock, a nd Steven Teal are the wisemen. Mark Rolofsen, Braien Horell Keran Vambrgin Mandy North- cot Braien Clark are the shep- herds. Gary Blancherd, and Jodi Finin are Mary and Josuph. THE KIND KING BY: Mary Easton Grade 2 - U.C.S. Long, long ago a kinciking lived in a great house. It was a cold Winter night when the king saw a poor woodcutter coming up a path. Be had many patches on his clothes and holes in his boots too. The king called to the page. The king said, i(Who is that man?" The page said "It is a poor woodcutter." The king told the page to get clothes and food for him. They took it to the poor man. They felt happy then. PARK HUNG JIN By: Gordon Taylor Grade 2 - EPS I with that I could go down Where you are Park Hung Jin. I would go on an airplane. I would like to see your family. I would like to bring you down here to Exeter. I want you to have lots of money. I would like to see your house and school. I love Park Hung Jin. HELPING OTHERS By: Cathy Wooden EPS I like to help little orphans at Christmas time. I help in evry way I can. We send our old toys to the orphanage. Park Hung Jin and his family live in Korea. Our school sends mon- ey to him. I hope I can make others happy at Christmas. t,,hristmas music rings out, proclaiming the glad and glorious holiday season, and we chime in with our greetings and good wishes to you. May the joyous carols strike a responsive chord in your heart...renewing all the age-old wonder of Christmas. THE CHRISTMAS PAGENT By: Robin Little EPS On December seventeenth at seven o:clock we had the pagent. We had to get makeup on. I had to get lipstick on and rudge on, They had real sheep and used our baby Daryl for Jesus. The sheep didn't stay for the whole pagent but Daryl did. He didn't cry once. We had to go real slow. I am a torch barer. The incence smelled awful. I was swetting. I got my makeup off from Mrs. May. CHRISTMAS TO ME By: John Miner Grade 4 - U.C.S. Christmas is not just Saint Nick, Or presents from ones dear to me. You may think my idea of Christ- mas is sick, So I will tell you my idea so you can see. PARK HUNG JIN By: Shannon Dougherty Grade 2 - EPS Dear Park Hung Jin I would like to see your family and your house and eat your food and see your school and see you write and I would like to stay there for a week and then go home to my mother and father and dog and pups and brother. WHO IS SANTA CLAUS? By: Cathy Miller Grade 3 - U.C.S, He is a little fat man with a long white beard. He is always dressed up in a red suit and black boots with a red and white cap. He brings us lots of toys. He also knows when we are good or bad. We always hang our socks on a chair or the chimney fireplace. They are bright or Santa can't see them. Mom and Dad and we kids were asleep and wishing that Santa Claus would come. CHRISTMAS DAY By: Jimmy Vert EPS Do you know what I like best at Christmas? I like when you get up in the morning and go to the Christmas tree and open the presents. This yir I want a cemestry set. The twins want magic wood it sticks together with know nails or glue. Saint Nick does not ride on a sleigh, Nor has a beard white and gray; But is the spirit of giving and making things gay, His spirit should live on through every day. SANTA'S HELPERS By: Helen Brand EPS If I could be one of Santa's helpers, I would make the toys ready for him to give the boys and girls. I would pack the toys, and get the eight raindeers ready, and bring a exckstira bag of salt along for the bad girls and boys. The good girls and boys would get lots of toys; like an fire truck, and a doll, I would get my baby sitter a new flufy dog and a new blanket and a new dress. I would get Mom and Dad a new alarm clock too. So, to you a Merry Christmas. 53 And the presents too, I think should Not be the most important thing. But the memory of Christ would Bring joy to people and make them sing. PARK HUNG JIN By: Cam Brock Grade 2 - EPS I wold like to go to see Park Hung Jin. and I will like him to sho me arownd and then I will bring him home to my house and I will let him sleep in my bed and I will sleep under the bed and in the morning I will tack him to my school. THE CHRISTMAS PAGENT By; David Holtzmann EPS On Dec. 17 there was aChrist- mas pagent at James St. United Church. I wa a torchbairrer. I wore a purple cape that was velvet and I also qairreid a torch. It was at 7-o-clock. There were real sheep and a real baby. There was insents burning and did it ever smell! Mathers Bros. AND STAFF Maybe my idea is far from right So this is my idea true; It may not be right in your sight, But this is my idea for Christ- mas through and through. it EXETER PHONE 235-1525 ..•111•11•1111111110111 . and clear it fast with the LILLISTON REVERSIBLE SNOW- BLOWER Patented Cdn. 747609, US. 330881 DRIVE FORWARD TO CLEAR NEW SNOW! Converts quickly to let you back up into drifts. The unique design of tie ULLISTON Snow-Blower gives you "two" machines in one ... for the price' of one. Fits any 3 point hitch. Manufactured by Lilliston-Canada Ltd, Oakville, Ont. N. T. MONTEITH LTD. Main Street South, Exeter, Ontario REVERSIBLE SNOW-BLOWER SEE IT TODAY! To The Citizens of Exeter and District WE, your council, wish to extend heartfelt greetings for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It has been our privilege to serve you in 1967. JACK DELBRIDGE MAYOR C. E. "DERRY" BOYLE REEVE MERV CUDMORE DEPUTY-REEVE ROSS TAYLOR JIM NEWBY JOSEPH WOODEN DON MacGREGOR TED WRIGHT ERIC CARSCADDEN GEORGE VRIESE CLERK 034Vas-Vkda.PierWelal4i2:44040140541.4404140.0ii 7 cob tiin4it.1Ziiiism*A.Wat7Aks•Viiz.5ko,97g:a5iiiarii:ye:1;',27,lee0,1e0Wz)S4:.,= g g 3 1 # 3 IV 3 Ii tt w tt WORKS Your works department wishes all the citizens of the town the compli- ments of the season and looks forward to serving ou to the best of our a- bility during 1968 Sign. ed on behalf of the men and myself. JIM PAISLEY WORKS SUPERINTENDENT I CIIRISTIIIllg GREETII1GS U IR 11:11 1\11 ID ICTICIIIR & EQUIPMENT LIMITED' EXETER. 235-1115 t, Have a Safe Holiday Your polite dep"t wish for you a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. May we remind you again that alcohol and gasoline do not mix. So Remember if you drink don't drive. Call us if you are in trouble and we will SEE that you get home safely. Remember, if you are caught driving while under the influence of alcohol, you may stay the rest of the day or night under lock and key, We want you to enjoy yourselves but you must not endanger the lives of others, Let us not spoil our good record for safe driving over the Christmas and Now Yeses holidays, C. H. MacKENZIE CHIEF OF POLICE 4ties•Vikaltiatt,WaPplisiogssi04101ia Nito-31**Vies.0,4edtktriet.9i4oNiaNacy,earAio ;Viz Px.aa' i.lti:;;4Pfizts213VIAL`5‘")?ac'ha400JARgitSV,044;4§t,ovag. Nita;NeaWtti4k4S4ieg,•rWitaPiistONs5 ,p$4tt,),ts,t•o4tb,tilteti).c.yea01,to,N.t4tt>Vh0.$Wzt.t.44sb.o.0004;:.- C:o.c. Omit Ow'