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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-12-22, Page 23r"• REGIER — We wish all our family, friends and neighbours a very Merry Christmas and o Hap- py and Prosperous New year. Wayne, Judy, Wesley, Amy, 51c • and Melany REICHERT — Season's Greetings to our family, friends and fellow workers. May you hove o Merry Christmas and o Happy New Year. 51c Foye and Earl Reichert REYNOLDS — To all our friends and relatives, we wish the joy of this Christmas Season, and God's blessings throughout the coming year. 51x Don and Yvonne RIDDELL — We wish all our friends, neighbours and relatives a Joyous Christmas and a Happy New Yeor. 51c Jim, Lillus, Cathy. ROESZLER — Merry Christmas and Happy New year to our friends and relatives. 51c Eleanor, Lloyd and Karen ROHDE — When Christmas comes to us again, and as the Old Year ends, we give our thanks that we ore blessed with dear and cherished friends. Merry Christmas to family, relatives and neighbours. 51x Bill and Rhoda ROHDE — We wish all our relatives, friends and neighbours o Merry Christmas and o Happy New Year. Doug, Judy, Koren 51• and Kathy ROHDE -- Merry Christmas and a Happy New Yeor to oll our relatives, friends and neighbours. Glen ondMarilvn,Danny 51 • and '"ommy ROLLINOS — May peace and joy be yours at Christmas time and all through the coming year is our wish for all our relatives, friends and neighbours. 51c Charles and Freda RUNDLE — Sincerely remembering our relatives, neighbours and friends at this Christmas time. Moy your Christmas and New Yeor be rich with the blessings that Jesus Christ con give. Hugh and Blanche Rundle 51c and family RYAN — Jim and Marg would like to wish all their relatives. neighbours and friends oil the Joy of Christmas and Good Health and Happiness in the New Year. 51c SNOW — To all our friends and relations a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Th. Snows 50,51' Calgary SQUIRE — I would like to wish all my friends, relatives and neighbours o very Merry Christmas and o Happy New Year. 51• SCHENK — I wish all my friends, relatives and neighbours and Good Companions Club a very Merry Christmas and o Blessed New Year. 51c Katherine Nelson STEWART — To all our friends and neighbours, we wi\h each and everyone o most Joyous and Blessed Christmas and on abun- dance of health, happiness and prosperity in the New year. John, Rosemary, Leanne 51c and Dionne SEIP -- We would like to wish all our friends and neighbours all the happiness of the season and for the coming year. Tom, Cathy. Melanie 51• and Michael SUMMERS — 1 would like to take this opportunity to wish my readers, my friends and my relatives all the blessings of the Christmas Season and best wishes for health and happiness in the New Year. Sincerely, 51x ' Eileen Summers TAYLOR , — To all our neighbours. relatives and friends, o Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Yeor. 51• Edwin and Dorothy TAYLOR — To all our friends, relatives and neighbours, Christmas greetings and best wishes for every happiness now and in the New Year. John, Dorothy, Brion 51• and Brod TAYLOR — To all my relatives, neighbours and friends, may the Christmas Spirit fill your hearts with gladness and Peace be with you throughout the coming yeor. 51 • Luella. Taylor TEMPLEMAN Our wish to all our relatives and friends is for good health and happiness of Christmas and in 1983. John and Roberto 51c and family SKINNER — We would like to wish our relatives. friends and neighbours o very Merry Christmas and o Happy. Healthy New year. Dale, Jodn, Trevor 51• and Laura THOMPSON — Friends, relatives and neighbours, wishing you the warmth and beauty of the Holiday Season and may the year ahead bring you good health, good fortune and every happiness. Jim, Morg, Heather 51 • and Krieten TINDALL — To neighbours, friends and relatives, with kind thoughts and best wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a Hop- py New Year. Bob, Alexia, Marylou 51 • and Robert TOMASIK — To all our friends, and neighbours, the very best during this holiday season and sincere wishes for o Hoppir and Prosperous New Year. Doris, Wolter, Kathbrine 51• and Michael TOORNSTRA — May peace and joy be yours at Chr$stmos time and throughout the *Jew Year. Best wishes to our relatives, friends and neighbours. Peter, Helen, Clarence 51 • and Sam TRIEBNER — Never a Christmas morning, Never the old year ends,. But someone thinks of someone, Old days, old times, old friends. Merry Christmas "to all our friends, neighbours and relatives. 51 • Doug and Eva TUCKEY - We wish all of our neighbours, relatives and friends a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 51 • Arabelle and Benson UNDERWOOD — To our neighbours and friends, o special Christmas Greeting from our new home. Thank you for plea- sant memories. All the best for 1983! 51 • Jack, Flo, David, Deanna VAN BERGEN — To our fami- ly, friends and neighbours, best wishes for your happiness at this Holiday Season and through the year ahead. Harry, Elly, Ben 51• and Kathy VANDEROUNST — To all our friends, wishing you peace, hap- piness and every joy for Christmas and the New Year. Dick, Agnes, Derrick, 51 • Michelle, Mark, Darren VANDERHOEK — Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends, neighbours and relatives. 51 • Jerry, Tanny and family VANDERHOEK — To all our friends and neighbours, a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 51 • Marlen, Hilda'and family VANDEWORP — We wish our relatives, friends and neighbours a very Merry Christmas and o Happy New Year. •Bill, Elaine, Elise, Michele, 51 • Bill and Bob VANDEWORP — Wishing a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to our paper route customers. 51 • Bill and Bob WEBBER — May the Christmas Spirit be with you now and through the New Year. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Eugene, Linda, Cheryl 51c and Chris VOLK — Moy your days be fill- ed with Joy and the Spirit of Christmas always fill your home with lots of love and happiness. MerryChristmaianda very Hap- py New Year. 51 • Betty WALPER — Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to friends, relatives and neighbours. 51 • Alan and Norma Wolper WEBBER — To the people that we see each doy:,To friends and family for away, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Craig, Janice, Katie 51 • and Sarah WEBBER ,— Merry Christmas and Best Wishes for the New Year to our family, old and new neighbours. friends, and relatives. 51 • Lee and Helen Webber WEBBER — We would like to wish our friends, relatives and neighbours a Joyous Christmas and o Prosperous New Year. 51• •Lloyd and Dorothy WEBBER — Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to relatives, friends and patrons. 51 • Lorraine and Ory WEBER — To all friends, neighbours and ratepayers in Stephen Township, we wish the Merriest of Christmas and a Hap- py and Prosperous New Year. 51c Ralph and Mary WEISER° —Merry Christmas and the Blessings of the Season to all our neighbours, friends and relatives. 51c Lorne and Maxine WEiGAND —Bast wishes to all our family and friends. May the" meaning of Christmas be deeper, its friendships stronger, and its hopes brighter, os it comes to you this year. Bill, Doris, Mork, 51• and Andrea • WEIGAND — We .wish our relatives , neighbours and friends a Blessed Christmas and that the Peace of the first Christmas . may be, with you throughout the New year. 51 • Eben, Martha WEIGAND —• Wishing friends, neighbours and relatives o very Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year. Jim and Eleanor 51' Don and Chris WEIN — To friends and relatives, deepest joy at Christmas, lasting happiness in the New Year. 51* Wilmar, Louise and Paul TOYS ON PARADE — Toy soldiers, a jock (jilt) in the box and other toys came t life during the dress rehearsal for St. Boniface's Christmas concert, 0 SKINNER — We wish oll our r•lotiv•s, friends and neighbours, a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Yeor. 51• Gladys and Pot Skinner SKINNER — We wish all our friends, relatives and neighbours o very Merry Christmas and o Happy, Healthy New year. 51c Som, Aldeen and Dionne SMITH -- A Merry Christmas and o Happy New Year to our families, relatives. friends and neighbours. 51 • Ashley and Irene SMITH -- Verne and lila Smith wish to extend o very Merry Christmas to relative!, neighbours and friends and may God Bless you all in 1983. 51• CHOIRMASTER -- Herr Franz Gruber (Clark Adams) leads a choir in the first sing- ing of Silent Night in on operetta performed by Grades four to eight at the Zurich Public School Christmos concert. SMITS — We wish off our fami- ly, friends and neighbours a Merry Christmas and o Happy New Yeor. Bill, Mary, Jock and. 51 • Rob Smits • Exeter Snowmen and Santa By Mkhelle Ellison Exeter P.S., Grade 6 Here's a story telling how Santa's snowman was made. "December 16. and we still haven't made a snowman", saidlnky. "Santa might be mad. Lets get going" he said. So they built a big snowman. "Oh boy" Santa said when he saw -it. "That sure is big. Lets call him umm Snowball. Do you like it?', said Santa's favorite girl elf, Pinky. - "Of course! Its great" said Santas. "Why don't you go get my magic powder? This snowman is so special its go- ing to be made, alive 0" "Yes! Alive", So Santa threw the magic dust on the snowman. Suddenly, his bright blueeyessparkled like the golden stars .in the sky."Merry Christmas" shouted the jolly fat snowman. "Would you like. me to help you make toys?" he said. • "Sure", Santa said en- thusiastically/1 nthusiastically/1 The snowman was alwaysa. jollyfellowand SANTA By Sheri Cornish E.P.S.. Grand 8 He comes from the North Pole, Just to eat our candy from a bowl. ' He comes in a large sleigh of red, But' first he remembers there are reindeers to be fed. He comes with a big white great at making toys. On Christmas Eve', Santa asked the snowman to come with him and drive the sleigh. The snowman said he would love to. So this was how Snowball the snowman was made. Snowball and Santa had such a good time on,Christmas Eve that snowball decided to stay at the North Pole for ever. beard, And sometimes it was he that I feared. He comes with toys for everyone, And never leaves till he is done. Hecomes in a suit that the Mrs. has made, ' And in the morning I wish he had stayed. . WELLS — Season's Greetings and best wishes for the coming year to all our neighbours, friends and relatives. 51x Helen Wells and family WESTDORP — Rene and teny wish joy, health and happiness to all our friends in the Exeter oreo. and a Merry Christmas and Pro- sperous New Year. 51c WESTLAKE — We wish all our relatives, friends and neighbours o very Merry Christmas and a HoPPy New Yeor. Eileen, William 51 • daughter Rosemarie WILLERT — We wish our friends, neighbours and relatives a very Merry Christmas and o Happy and Prosperous New Year. 51c Alvin. Edith and Laurie 8139– ce7 f1 w• By Brad Borland Usborne Central The true WILLIS — We would like to wish our friends, relatives and neighbours a very Merry Christmas and o Happy New Yeor. Bob. Judy. Jodi 51 • and Jennifer WILLIS — We wish our relatives, friends and neighbours a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Gerold. Elsie, Coriso and Michelle Willis 51• By Tom Oke Usborne Central What has Christmas become in 1982? I think Christmas has gone.commer- cial. A lot of people don't realize what the true meaning of Christmas is. They think Christmas is only decorating the house and opening presents. Some people don't even.. know why a star is put on the top of a Christmas tree. A star resembles a guiding light such as when the three wisemen followed it to get to By Angela Mielke Precious Blood Grade 5 Mary and Joseph went to . Every inn there was.,The inns were Really packed with people. There was no Room.Wise men came with gifts to have Yuletide joy. Christ was born. Christmas is a Holy evening Red and wrinkled, Christ did no crying. Inns were full but not the stable. . Shepherds, an angel. Thanking and praising, they went to the Manger where Christ lay. Alleluia! Sing with joy. for Christ was born. WINTER — To our relatives, friends and neighbours, a very Merry Christmas and happiness in the New Year. 51 • Don and Kathy WOLFE — Wishing all our friends, relatives and neighbours o Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 51 • The Wolfe Family WRIGHT — To all our friends, relatives and neighbours within reading distance of this message, a very Merry ChristmaiondaHop• py ond Joyous New Year. • S1 • • ted and Shirley WURM — Greetings to alt our friends and relatives at this Festivaq Season. Best wishes for the Netiv Yeor. 51 • Clarence. Lois and JoAnn YOUNG — May every joy be yours this Christmas Season and throughout the New Yeor. Best wishes to all our friends, relatives and customers. 51c ' Jim. Florence and Jeff ZANDBE!1ZOEM We wish all our neighbours, relatives and friends a Blessed Christmos and o very Happy New Year. • Sl • • Gerrit, Ano and Ron • meanrng Bethlehem where Jesus Christ was born. If it wasn't for this star the wisemen wouldn't have made it to Bethlehem. When people open presents, they should think about when the three wisemen gave Jesus: frankinsence, gold, and myrrh. These three gifts that were giver by thewisemen resemble the gifts that:you. get for Christmas. Next time Christmas Day arrives and you're opening presents think about what the true meaning of Christmas is. CHRISTMAS By Kim VW'ulterkens Mount Carmel Grade 3 Christmas is so happy when it comes around The snow looks so magnificent when it falls to the ground. The trees are a" decorated from high tr .ow. And watch .,ut for all the mistletoe. - Everyone will have lots of MY CHRISTMAS GIFT LIST By. Danny McCarter Usborne Central For.Grandmom - A hug every time I see her. '• For Grandfather - A kiss • when I see him. For my brother - Some com- mon sense. For my other brother Some kindness. For my Dad - A good job. For my Mom - One minute to herself. E.T.'S FIRST CHRISTMAS By Jamie Rolph Usborne Central Grade 2 Once upon a time E.T. came to earth. He went in a house. But Santa Claus was there. Then Santa saw him. E.T. ran to Santa's sleigh. He saw Rudolph. Then Santa popped out of the chimney E.T. said, "Why are you here?" "Why, because it's Christmas!" But as soon as the sleigh started to go, a red light lit. E.T. look-` ed around him. It was Rudoph's nose. San- ta gave E.T.thetoysthatwere• left over. One of them was a stuffed toy, E.T. E.T.liked it. E.T. was happy. CHRISTMAS CiNQL'%IN By Brent Scott J.A.D. McCurdy Grade R Christmas Happiness, remembering Shopping, worshipping, thanking Celebrating your own Christmas Jesus Times -Advocate, December 22, 1982 Page 23A IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN By Maryann Dekoker. E.P.S. Grade 8 It's that time of year again, The wind is always blowing, The sky is always snowing, It's that time of year again. It's that time of year again, Little children singing, • Silver bells are ringing, It's that time of year again. It's that time of year again. It's a joyful time for giving, ' A time for happily living, It's that time of year.again. CHRISTMAS TREE By Brian Vanneste Mount Carmel Grade 5 C is for a nice Christmas day. H is fore nice Happy New Year.\ R is for bells ringing. 1 is for icicles that fall off the roof. S is for Santa Claus saying ho -ho. • T is for a Christmas tree. M is for Mary who has baby Jesus. A is for angel who tells news. S is for snow outside. • T is for a tree for Christmas. 11 is for a reindeer who pull the sleigh, E is for elf who makes toys, E is for every one. Marvelous fun Leanne Dietrich, Grade fl, Mt. Carmel School One day a few weeks after Christmas, 1 gathered together my gifts, to be used outside, and got bundled up in my warm winter clothes. Then I skipped outside to the crisp white snow. First I would go tobboggan- ing! Up the hill I trudged, slowly. Finally I was at the top. I sat down for a rest, and a few breaths of the cold, crystal clear air, then with one big heave I was off down the hill!! W -e e -e what fun! Swish, slide and crash' I went flying through the air, into the biggest, whitest snow drift I had ever seen! With a tug I was out. That was enough excitement for one day! I took the tabboggan DECEMBER By Suzie Koricina Mt. Carmel School Grade 6 Of all the seasons in a year I give a big cheer. When December's here I play it the snow Then l go' Into the house and warm my feet. But when December's gone I'm not drawn to the seasons outside my window CHRISTMAS CHEERS . By Susan Selves Usborne Central Grade 5 Christmas time is here, All the children cheer, They hear the sleigh bells ringing, And know that Santa's near. The snow is falling on the ground, Not one child makes a sound, They all take turns to look and see, ' If Santa Claus is by the tree. . THE JOYS OF CHRISTMAS Margy, Mary -Jo, Janice, Pollyanna St. Boniface, Grade 7 Christmas is a time for fun, loving, and giving. It is call- ed "Christmas" because it means a mass for Christ. "Christmas Eve" means the' night before Christmas. At this time we have Midnight ass for the preparation Christ's birth. On December 25th we rejoice by celebrating the coining of Jesus. Dear Santa, Please bring me a race track. I have been a good boy all year. My brother has been good too. I have been doing good work at school. I will leave some cookies and milk for you and a carrot for Rudolph. Thank you for the presents you gave me last year. I love you. Merry Christmas. From Chris Weigand Zurich Public School, Grade 2 By Liso Roder Stephen Central WHY t LiKE CHRISTMAS By Jenny Dix :Precious Blood Once upon a time there was a poor family: They could not get anyting • for each other. because they had no money and Christmas was coming soon. So they made things for each other! their dad did not want to make something. He wanted to get a tree and some presents.'\He. needed to get some stockings and somethingtodecorate the' tree. On Christmas Day the mother got up and saw the tree and the presents. She was overjoyed. She got dad ap and dad said he got them. The mother always hated Christmas. She said she liked Christmas after all and that's why I like Christmas._ JESUS IS BORN By Tanya Reymer •' St. Patrick's School (:rade 4 Once long ago in Bethlehem there was a little boy named Jesus Christ: in a manger lay the boy with Mary and Joseph full of joy. ('an you imagine how they felt - for there lay thr Messiah Himself! rope and pulled it back to the garage where 1 put it away for another wonderful winter . day! WHAT 'JESUS MEAN TO ME! • - By Nicole Freebairn Precious Blood, Grade 4 - Christmas means a time to share. Christmas is a time to care, Christmas means Jesus a babe who was born, it was in the'night not in the morn. Christmas means goodies, toys, love, joy, peace, and happiness. Christmas means mistletoe, candy canes, and hanging lights. Hanging stocking, ringing bells, sing- ing songs so well. Christmas is a time I love, especially I love my family. CANDIES , FROM SCANDINAVIA By David Downing J.A.D. McCurdy Grade s The. candle is a important Christmas symbol in Scan- dinavia because the people believed that darkness was evil and was full of ghosts and goblins. They used candles to fight against these spirits. Today the people have a celebration for Lucia. At that time young girls wear a wreath of candles on their head and serve their family a meal in bed. CHRISTMAS PIE By Susan Selves Usborne Central Grade 5 To make dough add: .1)2 cups joy 2 cups friendship 11/2 cups love Put in pie plate and make a pie shell by mixing together. .To make filling add: 214 cups sharing 11/2 2 cups thoughtfulness Mix together and put in pie shell. Make a top layer of pie dough and bake at 300° for half an hour. Let cool 10 minutes and eat. Delicious with hapniness. SNOW B', Casey Lessard Mount Carmel (.rade 3 Oh, glittering snow So sparkling white Fluttering. and glittering as it conies down in the night it's se beautiful as its' drifting it's so gentle so pure and nice just like crystal as good as ice. • THE NIGHT REFORE ('NR1ST MAS R� Marlene O'Rourke Mount Carmel . tirade 5 The night before Christmas. Melvin Mouse was excited about Christmas morning. Melvin was so ex- cited about getting presents, toys, and candies in his stock- ings. Then his mother said. "Time for bed, Melvin." That night Melvin was very ex- cited. Just when Melvin was almost asleep. he heard a clattering noise. He'got up out of bed and looked out the win- dow: Then just as he was look- ing up he sawthe back end of Santa's sleigh. Then he went downstairs and saw all his toys and his candy. in his stocking. .hist then he heard. "No, Ho. Ho, and a Merry Christmas, good night to all' REPORTS READY First term report cards were distributed earlier this week at South Huron District High School. The former com- puter format was discarded in favour -of handwritten reports. This allows teachers to write their own comments in- stead of being restricted to rather general computer comments. Today is the last day of school for Huron County high school students. Classes will commence after the Christmas holidays on Mon- day, January 3, 1983. is►eiirtee elsalistti rmiees►asgel I\fad . the , Christ of Christmas reign supreme in your hearts this Christmas time and thretughoi.+t the New •Visschher Pant's. Peter and Willy. Bert g and Tino and Children es. eve cue non nes o,o D,LCUM ouF (Oft serorvovovtscoagowr+way IGREETINGSI 4/4 happy...holy p holiday to you. R May it be $ rich in peace. g Warm thanks. 9 Harry, Margaret DeVries and family Ira cvm aPa <On w'n =KSrs*e VMS Sorts