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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-12-23, Page 21For TOTAL Home Comfort And Alt. Your GAS APPLIANCE NEEDS Contact GRAHAM Mc INNES Union Gas Sales Representative DIAL 227-4112 • '• ViiitiVa sPrei:4Vii•Aiit;icallAVaili4•4441•04044•Viiiii•iii•OW•1104:4•4440440-01 and a very ekahwili to all our loyal friends. Ilia a qv* 2oltew South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell 578 Main South Exeter 235-2322 *.404:434443,oftxg:•.NizA§4:$47144;ia.w:as*mut.j '0?krt:!..4it*ila?:Av?grtg<tgfgr : . iT ur thanks for your ar-ciAntique tort and Tioch lituseunt g MAIN ST. CREDITON (2 Doors East of the Bank of Montreal) LealvAtololetrott,i0g4 trY6 oiteM0-01,4 oitqcoVertsicar, J happiness crni contentment teaciyou, as the Star lei the (Wise 4../lief, to the anger, continuedd goowill RESIDENTS OF NURSING HOME GET TREATS — Among the Miss Olive Hem, Mrs. Gertrude Thorne, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson many senior citizens that received treats from the service clubs in and Mrs. Louise Tinney are receiving Kinsmen club baskets from town were resident patients of the Exeter Nursing Home. Above, Mrs. Doug Ellison and Mrs. Dave Cross. T-A photo Santa, can you find my new place? Milt Robbins & Son Ltd. 4 ,h1Ii!Ilitli1114{11111,111ilittittt GREETINGS gee •• •• • • • • • •• MIDTOWN • AUTO SALES & SERVICE • 244 Main S. Exeter 235-1533 We wish you a Christmas near your loved ones . . . a season of joy and good will. gs May your day be bright with the joys of Christmas. • Happiness, love, peace surround us as we celebrate the Birth of Christ. May joy be yours! DON AND DORIS WILSON wish to thank their many customers during the past year and would like to‘wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. WILSON'S JEWELLERY Opposite Exeter Post Office Pleasing You Pleases Us '07%4 witrivItivigraMittNiViviraNraMtni-aMIPttoftvt6 a c?,:ivivelvonh:Rifc4NV=1;titzieiiaft cift'all,tal • Here's to you, valued friends and customers good wishes by the sleigh full, plus hearty thanks for your patronage throughout the year. May you all enjoy a Holiday rich in love, warm with friendship and abounding in good health, good cheer and good fellowship. MiSW:40* ''•4:•A" C. A. McDowell Ltd' GENERAL CONTRACTORS - READY-MIX CONCRETE PHONE 2286961 CENTRALIA rot agvoolmovevahm.ta.04:, Weif074V$VOMAViti 014tiVAWMV4SWIdianitn*PIA Wr4i O'Ci V.46 VPIMOnli tftiOt 101$ t044t1/14VAVKi'Vki The Exeter Times-Advocate, December 23,, 1969 Page 5 ecerniter 25th 70 (9,44 9leemeett 4m.e egdedmeu .2. ason alt will de a/ time /or the expression 0/ pod will and the excane greetings. in this spirit o/ friendship and with yenaine appreciation /or the pleasant relations we have enjoyed with yon, we extend the season's 9reetings and hest wishes /or a ilappv few Year, Sinceret, yowl, Dear Santa, I would like some cloths and I will leave you some cookies and a drink. am good for my parents and for my teacher. I was going to get nothing. I moved from Stratford to Granton. I hope you find our new place good-bye for now. I'll see you next Christmas. Your friend, Carol Lynn Hutchison Grade 2 — Lucan Dear Santa, For Christmas I want a New Born Tumblena and a Refill mix set for my Easy Bake Oven. I am in grade 4. I will help mommy with the baby. I do not want too much for Christmas because last year we spent too much money. Love Lyn Johnston, Grade 4, JAD McCurdy Dear Santa I would like to have anything you want to give me. If I knew what I was going to get I wouldn't like it. I would like pin-setting most of all. But I know you can't do that. Kenneth MacDonald JAD McCurdy WHAT I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS By GAIL PARSONS Usborne Central Here is what I want for Christmas. I want there to be peace on earth. And the men stop fighting. This is what I want, I hope you want the same thing. A NIGHT OF LONG AGO By MARIANNE HANSEN Grade 6 - JAD McCurdy Christmas is for everyone, It should all be lots of fun, Long ago a star shone bright, To tell that Christ was born that night. It kept on shining in the skies, To tell where little Jesus lies. The three wise men went there to see, If all of this could really be. They saw the little baby Jesus, But he wasn't in a bed, He was sleeping on some soft sweet hay With a holy 'bove his head. THE FIRST CHRISTMAS (In Modern Version) By DIANE DOIGE Grade 8 — Exeter Mary and her newly wedded husband moved into their small white house with green shingles. Joseph grabbed and carried her through the huge wide doors where he dropped her in the couch. They had just gotton home from their honeymoon. After several months they sat together and starred down at their bills. "What will we do," Mary sighed. "I don't know," was Joseph's wili1:401144-eqi4o.teittivircit4regfitmiiimitiv*il Stephan Orenczuk Milor & upholsterer Exeter 235-1871 tcr?MlocaNvvecotioltetritelorikelmmilts,ve blank reply, "but look this says we must go to the closest large city to be taxed. "Oh" sighed Mary "I'll go pack the bags. "No you don't" shouted Joseph "you must look after yourself" "I'll do it", he ordered. And off they went to London. Entering London they found all the hotels and motels full. So being dirrected to the only place in London they stopped off at the slums where they rested that night. During that night Mary woke up screaming. "The baby, the baby" was the only thing she could say. Taken aghast Joseph quickly shoved her in the car where she was taken to the hospital. After everyone had left her room Mary heard a noise, a bright light, she covered her eyes with fright. But a kind tender voice said to her "Don't cry, I have some good news for you. As the angel told her all the details she listened carefully. The baby's name is Jesus, King of all people. To the world this was the most important moment in life. THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS By LAURIE PROUT Grade 2 — Usbome Central One night before Chirismas Santa was making me and when he was finshed I said "I want to go to Brenda's house" and Santa said "Ho-ho-ho I don't know if Brenda wants a doll or not. I will see. So Santa went to look on his list it said Dear Santa I have ben a good girl. I would like a dog. But I do not want a doll. Santa looked sad. He went to tell me then I looked sad and said "Oh Santa what am I going to do." Then Santa had an idea. I know I will give you for a surprise. Oh boy! thank you thank you. So Santa gave me to Brenda. Santa jumped in his sleigh. Soon we came to Brenda's house. Santa put me under the tree and went away. Then morning came and Brenda was happy. WAITING FOR SANTA By NORMA PENHALE Grade 5 — Exeter The children were snuggled in their beds. They were all lying in their beds wake, .when all of a sudden the clock struck twelve. The children all sat up in a hurry. They said "We shall wait for Santa Claus! They all got up and sat on the stair steps. They waited and waited while the hands on the clock moved closer and closer to two o'clock. Then all of a sudden they heard something on the roof they were so scared they hurried up into their beds. They pulled the covers over their heads and waited. They heard alot of noise downstairs. They were too scared to go downstairs. After they heard nothing they tiptoed downstairs. There was their Christmas presents. Then they said "That was Santa Claus." Dear Santa, I have been a good boy. Is Rudolf good? When are you coming, Santa? Please bring me a robot. I moved to Dashwood so I hope you can find me. Tim Wright Gr. 1, Stephen Central CH RISTMAS By VELDA TRIPP Grade 8 - JAD McCurdy Trains and trucks, cars and balls, Games and a teddy bear. Toboggans, sleighs, jeeps and dolls, All to be handled with care. Santa's elves are hard at work, Making christmas toys On Christmas night he'll give them out, To all good girls and boys. But if your bad before christmas night Santa might not come But! He'll give the good children Dolls, cars, trucks, and a drum. So hang your stocking up with care Try not to have doubled fear That Santa Clause will remember where You tried to be good all year. CHRISTMAS By MARY ANN DESJARDINE Grade 6 — Stephen Central C is for Christ who was born that day H is for him who lay in the R hay. is for red cloth that shone so bright I is for incense they gave him that night. S is for the star that shone overhead T is for treasure that no other had M is for mother and Mary's her name A is for angels who also came. S is for God's son who came to reign. CHRISTMAS DISASTER By PAT WILCOX Grade 8 — Exeter The clock struck twelve one cool clear night, I heard the chimney crack Down came Santa with a scream Where I left a tack. I knew I should have picked it u And now he might be mad I hope he would not relize, That I had been so bad. He almost made his way to the tree When he stepped on a rollar skate left there by me He tumbled down the basement stairs, And landed on a pile of chairs. I ran to my room and shut the door, Knowing he was mad. The next morn I tore downstairs He left a rollar skate, a tack and some chairs! A UNIVERSAL CHRISTMAS By DAVID SNIDER Grade 7 — Exeter To me the worst Christmas dinner I have ever eaten was in the year 1986! I was an astronaut bound for Mars! It all tasted terrible, especially that synthetic turkey. The cranberry sauce tasted like rubber and those dehydrated potatoes tasted as if they were three years old! How would you like to eat algae cakes in the place of corn? Well, it's got a rotten taste. Besides all that, I couldn't get my fork through it, it floats! Dear Santa: I am Rudolph your red-nosed reindeer. I am go to be sick on Christmas eve if your stable elves do not take good care of me. Tell them they are fired and get new stable elves and a fumce and a eltric blanket for all of us and a drinking trough. Yours truly Mark Warren Stephen Central CHRISTMAS DAY By TRACY CLARK Grade 3 - JAD McCurdy Christmas Day, Christmas Day It will soon be here. Christmas Day, Christmas Day Best of all the year.