The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-12-23, Page 22(.4
To The Citizens of
Exeter and District
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It's that
time of year
when Santa's gifts
are given out. And
when best wishes for a
happy holiday are given out
to one and all, Thanks for your patronage!
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JIM GLASGOW
MEL DOUGLAS
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To our friends and clients.
The holiday season always will be a time for the expres-
sion of good will and the exchange of friendly greetings.
Now as we grow older, we have come to cherish some- g
thing more valuable than material gifts; instead a true
friendship for all our old and new clients.
Times change, but not in ways of friendship. An old fash-
ioned New Year's Greeting to you and yours full of health a
and happiness.
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-
five season ahead. Yours for
better service.,
FIRE CHIEF GARY MIDDLETON
ERIC CARSCADDEN
CLERK
DRAWN BY KATHY WALKOM — GRADE 5, EXETER P. S.
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Santa conquers
the martians
By BRIAN BALLANTYNE and
TERRY IREDALE
Grade 4 — Usborne Central
The night before Christmas
when Santa was making the toys
and the elves were packing them.
Then all of a sudden there was a
big thunder. So Santa Claus
went out to see what it was.
Then there was anothor one and
anothor one. Then he saw what
it was. It was a real rocket, Santa
was amazed. He did not know
what to do. The door was
opened, so he walked in. As
soon as he got in the door
closed. Then he sat down
pushing a button thinking he
would get out. Instead he went
up and up. Then he looked out
of the window. He saw some
round stars. Then there was
another bang. This time when
Santa looked out he saw some
round planets. On one of the
planets the force of gravity was
pulling the rocket down towards
it, Suddenly there was anothor
bang. He was in the orbit of
Mars. Then he landed on Mars.
He pushed a button. This time it
was the right one. The door
opened and the ladder went
down. Then Santa walked out
and climbed down the ladder.
Then he saw some pointed eared
fellos. They had rayguns. Santa
said "hello." One of the martians
said "hello." Then Santa said
"Where is your captain. The
martians said "this way sir." So
the captain saw Santa and he
fainted. So the other martians
shot them selves and that is how
Santa Conquered the Martians,
ONE CHRISTMAS NIGHT
By JOEY ST EP H ENS
Usborne Central
One Christmas night Dick and
Sam went behind the chair so
they could see Santa Claus. We
saw Santa Claus coming down
the Chimny. Sam and I were
very quiet. Santa Claus said
come out were you are. We said
to him "Can we come with you?
Santa said "Maybe you can if
you are good."
Let's go up in the air. We
must wait first because I have a
lot more places to go so you
better not come. The boys went
to bed. The n?xt day was
Christmas. The whole family had
fun that day. They went to
church and prayed. They came
home and ate dinner. In the
afternoon I went for a ski-doo
ride and I saw a domb thing on
the bridge. I went to see it. It
was a dead fish. I wondered how
a fish could get on the lane way.
But it was very much fun.
THE JOY OF CHRISTMAS
By Roxanne Rhude
Grade 5 — Exeter
Christmas is a happy time in
our year. Santa Clause comes to
bring you presents. You also give
and get gifts from your family
and friends. I think singing
Christmas songs and carols give
joy too. That isn't the real joy of
Christmas. The real joy is that
Jesus Christ the Savior was born.
A POEM
By LAURA JOHNS and
JO ANN LOVELL
Usborne Central
Lightly falls the snow
It sets your heart aglow
The Christmas bells are ringing
The boys and girls are singing
The Christmas gifts are piling up
Mary wants a kitty I want a pup,
The stores are filled with
Christmas joy
Forevery little girl and boy.
Mom is making all kinds of stuff
Candy, cookies and whip cream
puffs.
The candle is lit for old St. Nick
Then the clock struck twelve
tick tack tick.
Tis time for me to go to bed
For if Santa sees me I may turn
red.
I can't think of a better way
Than to write a poem before
Christmas day.
CHRISTMAS ACROSTIC
CHRISTMAS
By JEANNETTE WACH
Grade 5 — Exeter
C Candles that we light on
high,
H Heavens show the silvery
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sky.
Reindeer's prancing hoofs
won't stop,
Ivy leaves bend near the top. I
Santa twinkles, and looks so
small,
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T Tinsel's hanging in the hall.
M Mother's rushing here and
there,
A Angels sound horns in the
air.
S Stable where the Christ was
bornmo.rn on this very happy
IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME
By BETTY BEER
Grade 4 - Hensall
Christmas is a happy time
For all the children gay.
They're being little angels
'Cause Santa s on his way.
Everyone is busy
Trimming house and tree,
And wrapping up the presents
So no one can see.
All the bells are ringing
On each and every sled.
Christmas Eve is here at last
You better get to bed.
Ah at last, Christmas's come
With many, many joys
Santa certainly has been good
To all the girls and boys.
I SAW CHRISTMAS COMING
By TRACY CAMPBELL
JAD McCurdy
I saw Christmas on its way,
On a brisk December day,
And I mustn't forget the silvery
It was dressed in red and green,
sheen.
The children decorated their
Christmas tree,
And had just as much fun as you
and me
They put a star right on top,
And it reminded them of the
decoration shop.
They saw Christmas coming,
too,
For they also knew,
That on the night,
When the Star shone bright;
The blessed Babe was born.
Everyone knows Christmas is
near,
They send you cards of good
cheer
Then on the great and final day
You know that it's been on its
way.
THE EARLY CHRISTMAS
By ELAINE PFAFF
Grade 6 — Stephen Central
Mom was hurrying and scurrying
about,
And then all the children began
to shout,
For there at the chimney all
grimmy with coal,
Sat Saint Nicholas and bless his
old soul,
The children weren't in bed for
he had come early that night,
He did not let one of us out of his
sight.
He forgave the poor children for
being up so late,
And gave me a puppy and said,
"Next year I'll bring him a
mate."
But mother she wept when he
gave her a broom,
For this nice old man would
have to leave very soon,
For dad he gave something very
shiny and new,
Well, for heavens sake, if it
wasn't a ski-doo!
CHRISTMAS
By DOUGLAS RAYMOND
Grade 2 — Exeter
Christmas is Candlelight
That never grows dim
Christmas is a star that's bright
Or a tender carol hymn.
Christmas is a wonderous Joy
God's gift of love
Christmas is a doll or toy
But most of all it's love.
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SCHOOL LETTERS
By LUCY VAN ESBROECK
Grade 4 — Precious Blood
Christmas day will soon be here,
And all of us will have a cheer,
All of us will laugh and play,
But still we know it's going to be
Christ's birthday,
All of us must do our chores,
Like baking cakes and cleaning
floors,
There's many things to clear,
When Christmas day is near.
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Hoping you will have an ".
old-fashioned holiday
with all its joy,
contentment, peace .. ,
and sending you
heartiest thanks!
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 1969
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JACK DELBRIDGE
MAYOR
C. E. "DERRY" BOYLE
REEVE
MERV CUDMORE
DEPUTY-REEVE
ROSS TAYLOR
GEORGE VRIESE
ROSS DOBSON
TOM MacM IL LAN
DON MacGREGOR
HELEN JERMYN
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WORKS
Your works department
wishes all the citizens of
the town the compli-
ments of the season and
looks forWard to serving
you to the best of our
ability during 1970
Signed on behalf of the
men and myself.
JIM PAISLEY
WORKS
SUPERINTENDENT
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FROM ERNIE ROSS, IRV ARMSTRONG, RUSS HOPPER,
PAUL ARMSTRONG and BOB FLETCHER Have a Safe Holiday
AT may this holiday season
be for all our customers a
truly blooming one.
Ire thank you for your kind patronage.
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REDER'S FLORIST
Your police department wish for you a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous
New Year. May we remind you again that alcohol and gasoline do not mix,
Remember the festive season is fast approaching and at this time of year
don't forget your family. If you have too much to drink, DON'T DRIVE
YOUR VEHICLE, Call a taxi or ask someone for assistance. With the new
laws in regards to the Breathalizer tests, drinking and driving can become very
costly and a punishment such as a jail term and the loss of your licence can be
imposed. BE MUCH WISER —' DON'T GET CAUGHT BY THE
BR EATI-IALIZER,
E. J. DAY,
Chief of Police
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