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Merry Christmas
WARREN HOL..SE
My
Tours truly,
Cheryl -Ann Searsou
Dear Santa,
I would 'like a Evil le'
stunt for Christmas. And I
would like to have awe to. 80W
are you, and your dem., f will
leave some hey for Ibe deer andag.
some samwichs for you. Have :
good Christmas.
Yews truly
Steven Cox;
Sea 's best to you, this Christina , D, q.
We appreciate the patron g shown to us.
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BUEVALE, ONTARIO
Dear Santa,
Can l please have an sp.,
• How are your reindeer?
Yours truly,
John Vanstone ,
Merrily, we chime in .
with Santa to send greetings
and thanks to our loyal friends.
May all our good friendshare
in the quiet wonder of Christmas. We
are grateful for your patronage.
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Peace 011 Earth
On the eve of our Savior's birthday
we -wish you inner peace ... true joy.
To -our many patrons, "thanks."
Th Management and Staff
MARKS BROS. AUTO BODY
NEW TANKER ARRIVES—Standing ir- front of the new fire tank truck, which was
delivered to the fire hall on Tuesday of last week, are Howard MacKay, sales representa-
tive ,from Kings -Seagrave of Woodstock, who sold the ciehicle, Councillor Tim Willis,
chairman of the fire committee, Fire Chief Dave Crothers and Councillor Bill Harris. The
1,500 gallon tanker, costing approximately $18,000, replaces an alder vehicle. The vehicle
is financed by the town and the Townships of Turnberry, East Wawanosh, ,Morris and
Howick. • (Staff Photo)
Letters To Santa Ciaus
Dear Santa:
My -name is Sharon Rowley. I
live at Fordwich, Ont. RW
I have three brothers at my
house too. They .have all been
good boys and hope you come to
our house.
I would like an inch worm,
raggedy Anne, camera (play),
drum a doll, rug, a, dub, Baby
Tender Love. I hope you can get
me some of these, because I have
been a pretty good girl.
My eldest brother wants a hair
dryer,! My middle 'brother Glen
wants a horse, and my young
brother would like a motor for his
Go-cart.
Hope you. come to our house
Santa. I will leave a glass of milk
and some cookies. i
Love to you
Sharon Rowley
XXX000Y
Dear Santa,
How are you and your Rein-
deer? Please bring me some toys.
Thank you for the toysfrom last
year.
Yours truly,
Timmy Thompson
bear Santa,
How are your reindeer?
I would please like some jewel-
lery and Barbie dolls. Haw is
Miss Santa Claus? Is she all
right? I hope Rudolph still has his
cherry red nose.
78 Victoria St. W.
Wingham, Ontario,
Dear Santa Claus
- naTaLvIr'h7 rid ii "?
am` three: years old. I would like
youto bring me a table and chair
set. My Mommy will leave an ap-
ple and a glass of milk for you.
I will try to be a good boy.
Tha you,
David Co man
Dear Santa,
How -are you and your
I want a Army Multikit an
hockey stick and I want a road set
and I need some pyjamas and a
belt and socks and I,wa iome
toy money and so
pencil crayons and a- -g `� d
snow -boots and I want, comic -
books and I want comic -books
and some match -box trucks and a
wrist watch.
Thank you very much for last
years presents.
I will leave some goodies for
you and your raindeers.
Bye for now,
ves?
Paul Currie,
RR 3, Wingham Ont.
Dear Santa,
I was in a play today. I was
Santa in the play. I got married to
a girl named Kendra. Mr. Hooft-
man said that Kendra is a clever
girl I made a table to give my
brother for Christmas. My
brother wants a SSP. 1 want a
race track. We heard a story
about you. It was nice. I only
want to ask you .one question.
How much do you weigh?
That's all I have to say,
Good-bye.
Yours truly,
Bert Sjaarda
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We're dashing through the snow to
wish you fun -filled holidays. Thank you for all
your generosity, patronage and support.
LYNN and ANNABELLE HOY
ANDS1AFF
'ours truly,
Cathy Anson
Dear Santa,
I want to know if your elves,-=
have been good. And don't forget`
to shine Rudolph's nose and if you
have any Books of Rudolph I
want it. And how are the rein.
deer! Before you go let Rudolph
the red nosed reindeer go first.
Fours truly, .
Michael McDougall
Dear Santa
I hope you can make is around
the world in time and give people
nice pre ents. Is Rudolph going to
lead your sleigh on Christmas
day? Santa, are your ealvs work-
ing hard? Santa, ' is your winter
coat warm so you won't catch a
cold?
Dear Santa,
I have been good. I would like a
pair of roller skates and a watch.
Our teecher told us a story
about you and I liked it a lot.
Yours truly,
Sandra Sanderson
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Dear Santa,
I want to know if the elves are`'
good and Rudolph, and the other
reindeer. I want a watch and a
tent.. Will you come next year? I
op so. -
Yours truly,
Shirley Hogg
Dear Santa,
I
would like to be your elf. I like
you. how is Rudolph and. your
elves?
I hope you can come to my
home.
I hope you do not. say Ho! Ho!
Ho!.
Yours truly,
Dennis. L.
Dear Santa
would .like a- Evil Knievel
Scrambler Van and Evil Knievel
and a 'TTP cycle and a Snoopy
Flyin doghouse and *pile Big Jim
clothes. My brother would like a
new Big Jim and some clothes.
My slater would like a beach bus.
How is Mrs. Santa? Weare going
to leave you an orange and milk.
Yours tr uly,
Michael Haugh
Yowgt,►y, Walls elected
Bryon Shaw.
� Couples' Club
Dear Santa,
How are your reindeer and how
are you and Mrs. Santa? Is Ru-
dolph's nose still red, Santa? How
are the other rein deer? Are they
ready for Christmas?
Yours truly,,
Brian Martin.
Dec. 4, 1974
Dear Santa
Thank you for the toys you
brought us last year.
This year. I would like a Big
Jim and some dinky toys. My sis-
ter Nancy would like a Barbie
Doll and clothes to go 'with it.
We would like some games this
year.
We wish you and Mrs. Claus a
merry Christmas.
Yours truly,
Greg Walton.
Age 6.
Dear Santa,
I would like to know how Ru-
dolph is. I would like a road -
grader for Christmas and would
like a toolset for. Christmas. If
Rudolph is feeling pretty good I
might see him op Christi)*
Yours truly,
David Willis.
Dear Santa,
How are you? 1 am fine. The
weather is mild here. I would like
a set of lege that I can make a car
and house. But I need some pair
of mittens. I'm just going to ask
you questions. How is Mrs. Santa
and the reindeer?
Dear Santa,
I want a big Jim Camper and
mini skis and poles and smoke
gun. -
How is Rudolph? Is he good?
Are the elites good to you? Write
me a letter and give me a drum
set.
I would like to be one of your
elves.
Yours truly,
Dianne Wray
Dear Santa
I was extra good this year I
want some toys please. My sister
wants some clothes. I would like
a snow cart, race car set,
Scientist Set, SSp stunt cycle and
a single shot rifle.
Yours truly,
Garry Cook.
Dear Santa,
I want a horse for Christmas. I
want a lot of things. How are your
reindeer? I want to know if your
elfs are fine. I will try to be a
goodboy.
• Yours truly,
Bradley Campbell
St. Andrews Couples' Club met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Wall on December 18.
The meeting opened with the call
to worship by Mrs. Wallace
Richardson. Scripture was given
by Gordon Wall in keeping with
the Christmas story. "Thoughts
for all-- through the year" was
read by Mrs. Wallace Richardson
and Christmas readings -were
given by Mrs. Jack Donaldson.
"The Huron Carol" was sung by
Mrs. Jack Townsend and a duet
by Mrs: W.kRicla and Jack
-'Donidd5oh: ` ordob Wall+taVored
with 'a violin solo, "Star of The
East", and was accompanied by
Mrs. Don Robertson on the piano.
Officers for the coming year
are as follows: Pres., Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Wall; vice pres.,
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson; sec.,
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Nurgarth;
treas..; Mr. and Mrs. Len
Phillips; press reporter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Beard; telephone com-
mittee, ' Mrs. Jim Carr; pianist,
Mrs. Wallace Richardson.
Carol 'singing and a contest
closed the ' meeting. Lunch was
served and a social time enjoyed.
Dear Santa,
How are your reindeer. and Ru-
dolph, Mrs. Santa and you?
Will you please • bring me
Chrisy, Baby -tender -love, a
piano, a necklace, bracelet, a
ring and if •you can think of any
thing else for a nice girl like me.
I will give Rudolph some hay
and Mrs. Santa and you some ice-
cream cones. \,
I've been a good girl.
Your true love,
Nancy Quipp
Yours truly,
John Saint.
Dear Santa,
How is Mrs. Santa and Ru-
dolph?
Can I have a Townhouse and
can you bring a dress for my
mother?
And can I have a necklase too?
Have a Merry Christmas and I
will too.
1 Yours truly
Linda Jane
Hamilton
Dear Santa,
How are you? I am fine. How
are the reindeer? They better be
all right because they might have
a big load.. I would like a guitar
and a hockey game, and Cris -
cross. I •can't think of any more
things but I would like more. flow
is Rudolph? Is his nose all bright
THE SEVENTH DATE
The 25th of December is
the date most Christians
now agree upon as the
proper time to celebrate the
.birth of Christ. However,
whatever agreement there
now is was a long time in
coming. As a matter of fact,
Dec. 25th is the seventh date
used by Christians for their
celebration. Earlier dates
were January 6th (the tra-
ditional "Old thristmas"),
February 2nd, March 25th,
April 19th, May 20th and
November 17th. The present
day, now . adhered to by all
Christians except Armeni-
ans, began in the year 353.
Armpni'ns still observe Jan.
uary 6th.
May its arrival fill hearts, hoes
with ivy. Thanks for yoiir confidence.
EDWRD EWOTT
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
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"THANK YOU"
to all our friends and
customers for your
kind patronage.
We wish all of you
a
BLESSED CHRISTMAS
SEASON
and a
VERY PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
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sent your way for the
merriest Christmas,
•
Beverley Casemore, David Hicks, Dorothy Conron
The management and staff wish you a
"Merry Christmas" and a "Happy New Year".
We thank you for your patronage and hope
we have helped make your festive season a
merry one.
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