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0, SING OUT iN PRAISE of ThE PRINCE OF PEACE! As WE
j;OiN TOCIETiIER IN TILE WARM glow of His FOVE, WE
wish you ThE MANY bLESsiNgS OF ThE ChRISTMAS SEASON.
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ready to leave
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leople actually
that's coming
nething called
a Christmas
are and I was
pressing your
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Do you have an Bibles?
Whydo y wan it?�What does it' `ean tpyou?
1 need itta'pr'o cmething and thiels the t nly'book'
I' can prove it'rt whit ”, ooitup Mattk ew1, i$?S.
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tt'a the't ue meaning of Christmas,
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Ti iiat me, ';ifs the truth; the true 'Meaning of
Chr'istinas is a tilts b of joy and nota title of greed., '
Dear. Santa,
How do reindeer .fly?, t
Want a race -car set, a Home
Hardware truck and ' a gun.
How,,inany reindeer are
there? What are their
names? I will leave grape
juice,a carrot and some
cookies
I love you.
From Tom McClement
Dear.. Santa, . °.
I want ' a crash -up• set. I
want a banjo. I want a Jack-
in-the-box.; Love Rudolph. I
want a . big truck. I love: you.
Thank you, Santa, for .the
presents. I like school.
n Jeff Seili
' want a, race**nes ,Vast
year I got a big loader track;
I still have it. '
Michael'Topham loves: you
Dear Santa,
How. is Rudolph? How are
the others? I waft a criss-
cross race-tracklq 'tryo.
color nicely. I' Ohs Gerrie.'
Are some reindeer sick? ''I
` °hope not 1 ang to wear
a smile Thank, ,you Canta
Claus.
Fig Tornmy Pyke
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Dear Sapp •
I want.' rSmokey and the
Bandit racetrack.: Please
give everybody a surprise. If
some are bad don't give
them .a surprise. I like
school. I like pencil work.,
People like HCS. '
Jason Dickert
Dear Santa,
I want a race -track of
criss-cross track and a
watch. Do you have any
coloring books? I am good. I
go to bed at 8 o'clock. I feel
happy about you. I hope you
bring everybody some
presents.
Thank you.
From Kyle Wheeler
Dear Santa,
How is Rudolph? How did
he get a red nose? What time
dot.you come? Please bring a
race -track. I have been
acting nicely. I like recess.
School is fun.
Randy Greenley
Dear Santa,
I want a. doll please. I want
a race -track too. How is
Rudolph? I will leave some
cookies and beer. How are
the elves?
Dawn Clark loves you
l���l k-l�lida�s
Evergreen, ever bright, are
the hopes and joys on
Christmas night.
Management and
Staff
Bank 0f Montreal
.1r/Ingham
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Wat our Christmas
tree .is Mrs. Santa?
Will you tb„j'?g me a Super
Star..BarbieCan you bring
anew cioY't Barbie made of
yellow e?
MerChristmas Santa
Claus,
e'o
e Mino loves you
Dear;S�
1 ;l•ine u. Do you love
me?Iain . ying to be good
for,. my #= z I want a race
track, a toy tow truck.
Mytea' name is Miss
.=E•dthagar4nk yo; hos good manners
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Ilaveyo • $ • ,
P c,,,,..0c,,,,..0(1t, cky Pfeffer
Debi` Sarins;
E1'want a crus -cross race
Set: I will leak you sone
food for you'd and your
reindeer. Why s Rudolph.
'have a red•nos Why doyen
come when it is* dark?
Lave, looby Bennett
Dear Santa, h s"
How is , Rudolph? r How.
tiaveyour elves been?u ve ,
been good l ow ales the,other
reindeer? `Pi ease' bring. a
cr'as-cross, racy set'GSmokey
and: the audit): Clow is Mrs
Santa.? i .will leave a .cookie
and a drink
`Gr Lee
Dear Sada,
I, ,want a Barbie doll and a
penpal case ' aeis BarRudobie1pdoll
imust kiss. How h? 1
act, nice in school. I like .your
beard. I de niece colors
I'love
Prom BeckyCunm
Dear Santa, ,
1: want a-watergilflft W ieit'e
did"ybu kget thed nosW?
act ,nice-.: 1:{: like 'Howicit
Central School. I like •
snov?iznen RCS is pretty.
Thank what.
Debbie Cober loves you
Dear Saritai •
How is it going at the North
Pole? I want a smash-up
derby. I'm,trying to be good.
How+are .t a rennet
Santa? Howisyourwife
John
,'DearSanta,
Are you ,fine? Il
:How are thetreindeer? T' ' t
are your 4400 do4? y fl
;want some cards and. play
dough 'I want A "MacDonald`
doll, We will leave some milk
•and.cookies
Froin'.Tammy-Voll
pear Santa,
Ii' want .an K ;ne,
How did Rudolph get
nose?• 1°'want•a car with push
buttons for the trunk. like
recess at school Is one of
your reindeer ' -"called
Tramper? ,.. ;
Miss Edgar loves Jerry
Dinsmore:
Dear Santa,
I want a kissing Barbie
doll. What are you going to
' give me? I have been.a,gooid
girl all year. 'D'o you have
Rudoph ready? I might get
you somethingto eat.
Ldve Janet Geiger
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itechurch-Pers�nals
Mrs. Bill Willis and Lyle of
Listowel spentl, a weekend
with Mr. anti Mrs. Art
Burrows.
• Mr. and Mrs. Orland
Irwin, Steven4aye, Donald
and Michael, r:held • their
family' Christmas party on
Sunday. Present for the
occasion were Clara
Milligan, Clare Weber,
Kevin Quipp, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Laidlaw, Janet and
Kimberley, Mrs. ,Clara
Crowston, Luckow,• 1V)r'.:and
Mrs. Clayton ,:1Alton: and
Lynn, Ashfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Crowston. and
Debbie and friend, Kevin
Thomas of Chatham, Mr.
and Mrs. Marlo Crowston,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gregory
and April, Kincardine, John
Crowston of Kitchenerand
friend Elaine and Mrs. Viola
Irwin, Luckriow.' Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Crowston phoned
the family 'from Lytton,
British Columbia, during the
party to wish .everyone a
Merry Christmas.: -
Mr. and Mrti. :Eric Evans
of Hyde Park, were Sunday
visitors with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Evans.
Rev. and Mrs. John Bell
spent Wednesday forenoon
at their cottage at
Inverhuron.
Victor Emerson arrived
home on Tuesday from his
second stay at Wingham and
Di trict Hospital.
Wesley Bell of Walkerton
visited Tuesday with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs.. john
Bell.
Glenna and Crystal Wilken
spent a few days With Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Wilken and
family of Listowel,
Miss Faye Erwin, em-
ployed at Campilj'l Soup
Listowel 14d., -, is on
Christmas v'acatio'n Until
January 5 as the company
observes the holiday.
visitors on Saturday with
Mr. acid Mrs. Ear Wf ken
were . Floyd, Eileen, ,and
'Michelle Wilken of Listowel,
Valerie Scott, Bill and
Robbie Wilken, Amsey
Wilken, all of Listowel, Mrs.
Ivan Laidlaw and Janet.
Residents of .the com-
munity were sorry to learn
that John Norman's barn on
the farm in Turnberry
across from the home place
was burned early Saturday
morning ^'during • the
snowstorm. Oldtimers will
remember when this farm
was owned by the late Fred
Mowbray - who Was a
member of Whitechurch
United Church. There were
ten calves in the barn which
fortunately were saved, by
John :Norman and his son;
Bruce. •
Visitors with Mr.;and Mrs.
Victor Emerson on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Verbeek, Jamie, Michelle
and Julie of Clinton, ' Mrs.
Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Ger-
trude Tiffin of Wingham and
Mr. and Mr's. Tony Straker.
. The Young People's
Society made rounds in the
village on Sunday afternoon
singing carols from atop a
wagon drawn by a tractor.
The residents were happy to
see the young people.
Mrs. Don RoSsis
hostess for WARS
Christmas meeting
Whitechurch — Mrs. Don.
Ross opened her home
Wednesday afternoon of last
week and welcomed fellow
members of the ' Women's
Missionary Society of
Chalmers Presbyterian
Church. Leaders were Mrs.
Ross and Mrs. John deBoer.
Mrs. deBoer presided for
the meeting, opening with a
Christmas call to worship.
All sang a carol'land Mrs.
Roelyn de Baer led in
prayer. Mrs, Bill Purdon
read scripture from the 12th
chapter of St. Matthew's
Gospel. 'The Day Christ Was
Born' was the title of the
meditation given by Mrs.
Ross. A carol was sung and a
reading, '0 Bethlehem', was
given by Mrs. John Bell.
The topic, 'The Gloom of
Christmas', was . given by
- Mrs. John deBoer who closed
with a thought for the, day.
Mrs. Ross gave a reading,
'Home for Christmas', and
conducted an- interesting
contest in 'which members
were asked to give a closing
line of a carol. Mrs. Bell' had
the most correct answers.
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin gave a
reading and everyone sang a
carol. The president, Mrs.
Roely deBoer, presided for
the ..business. Mrs. Purdon
read the minutes'' and called
the roll, answered by six
giving donations for a fruit
basket for Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home. It was
decided to get extra money
for fruit from the Ladies'
Aid, Mrs. J. deBoer to look
after buying the fruit.
The Ladies' Aid meeting
was held. A new sink has
been installed in the manse
basement. It was decided to
put new covering on the
tables in the church kitchen.
Mrs. Purdon closed the
meeting with prayer. The
January meeting will be held ,
at the home of Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin.
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Sweet %'111ces sig; the most bcatufifid
story c•'er fold. In keeping ♦vifh this
joyions and reverent sensori, we elroruS
mar (banks and wish 'ori well. • h
STAINTON
HARDWARE
Wirighvarri, Ontario