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The Huron Expositor, 1998-12-23, Page 1212 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DtORYlipl 23 1,011 iVo ore wouldk %o retisd og tie lest' C# istaras ewer This is what I think makes the best Christmas ever. There would be no poor, or rich people. We would all be equal. No people would be homeless. All families would get together. No one would be alone. Feuds would be forgotten. Hospitals would be empty, there would be no sickness. There would be no people starving, being tortured or hurt. No one would be forced to do anything they did not want to do. There would be no cruelty to any living thing. There would be no more war, or suffering. There would be peace on earth. What I am trying to say is that, to have the best Christmas ever it cannot be to just one person or family, it has to be for the world and everyone on it. To really know what Christmas is you would have to think about what it means. Christmas celebrates Jesus Christ's birthday. Jesus Christ was a human being with many meanings but one meaning I will say is peace on earth. Nicole Cartwright Lie s C%theifras LUKE'S CHRISTMAS My name is Luke and t think, that I have been good this year. But if you get a letter from my brother Kevin, make sure that you don't give him anything because he has been beating me up lately. He tells lies so don't even read his letter. I'm pretty sure that I've been good this year so I hope you will bring me a wooden fire truck and a couple of board games. I will leave out some milk and cookies for you. - Bye for now, Luke. P.S. say hel!oto Rudolph for me. After Luke wrote the letter heifolded it and put it in an envelope. Then he asked his mom for help on taking it to the mail box at the end of the street. His mom put a stamp on and took Luke to drop off the letter. When Luke got home he ran straight up to his bedroom to play with his ' toys. After about an hour his mom yelled up "Luke it's supper." Two weeks later, Luke got a letter from Santa. He was so happy because it was Christmas Eve. Luke jumped off the couch that hc was sitting on and when he hit thc ground he landed on his brother's foot. Kevin jumped up and hit Lukc. Then their father corrected Kevin and told Lukc to apologize. Then the boys went up to bed. That night Luke tossed and turned but finally hc fell asleep. Thc next morning whcn the two boys awoke thcir was plenty of gifts for them all. Lukc was even happier whcn he found the wooden fire truck and the hoard game he had wanted so much. For thc rest of that day he played with both of his toys. Thc week after Christmas Lukc celebrated his birthday and was so overwhelmed when his future bride carried out a birthday cakc for him with the big numbers 25 on it. "Happy Birthday to you, Happy birthday," etc. That day he was very happy whcn he opened his present. It was a tux for the wcdding. Amy McClure Gr. 8 Avvie 6rstra Patina SUDS lotetared it St. garde Cai olio S400fa1ra'W R'oir Pao f400/ Tvt �z c) v 1`:j` mar, EvQ"4 •ttDr'cnng A n • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • S/(oc'm'a/( teades a 60g apod ('4thtmas /es''on THE BEST CHRISTMAS "Hurry up Matt," said his little sister Mary. Mary is really excited about Santa coming, Matt thought while putting up the Christmas tree. Mau is 12 years old and his little sister is only 4. Matt remembers when he was 4, and saw Santa for the first time. "Santa gave me a power ranger doll when I was four years old. I still have it too," he said. "I want Barbies, cabbage patch dolls and dolls that talk," said Mary. "I know, I know what you want for Christmas." Matt stopped her. "I know, but Christmas is tomorrow." "Supper time kids," yelled their mom. "What are we having mom," screamed Matt. "Beef and potatoes," answered their mom. "Yum" replied Mary. After supper they played until bed time. In the morning everyone heard Mary yell, "Wow". They all came running. "Look you got what you wanted." Their parents said. "Look at all the presents" Matusaid. "I got what I wanted too, a Nintendo 64." Matt yelled. "This is the best Christmas ever!" replied Mary. Shane McClure Gr. 8 THE SNOWMAN THAT COULD There once was a boy named Jimmy. Jimmy liked to destroy things. One day Jimmy made a snowman so that he could plow, into it with his sled. When Jimmy was finished, he went to the top of the hill that over looked the snowman. Jimmy plummeted down the hill and slammed right into Frosty. When Jimmy got up Frosty was gone: Then all of a sudden Jimmy was the snowman. Instantly, Jimmy slammed into the snowman. Then frosty said "How do you like that?" After that Jimmy never destroyed anything ever again. Chris Driscoll Gr. 8 Terrilyn Devereaux, Grade 2, St. James School Season's Greetings To our customers and friends, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! RYAN CONSTRUCTION Jim & Greg Ryan R.R. # 2, Brussels 887-6916 i.i ���lG J.Ke Anderson n Qw��;1 R.R:#1 _ f; Londesboro ' .24 Hour Towing •Repairs *Truck Sales ANDERSON SALVAGE 527-0078 �Tllf 62 II ! on 4. Nee in my wildest dreams did I ever imagine owning my own business would be so rewarding! I thank you from the bottom of my heart! Merry Christmas & All the best in 1999! (7-ac1ie Jackie's sthetics 527-1743 YO1:RE ON THE Of people we'd like to thank this holiday season. Merry Christmas! Thank you for your patronage. Heather & Ron Stewart & Staff IIZZA SUBS 100 Main St. S. (Rear) Seaforth 527-2323 In & Out Of Town Delivery!! r 4- ekta,„44,i Expressing at this time our hopes for a bright future and a peaceful, prosperous New Year. We especially thank you for your support and look forward to serving the community during 1999. Royal Canadian Legion BRANCH 156 4ir Linda Gridzak, President L -4110"-tt. Teatero Motor Products 527-2291 �l'1/oufdf c to wil4 you and your loved onts a Jule & Jda/i/ey Jloci day ca son. dineeufy ^'Jut andDonna'7ealew Bridget Bake, Grade 3, Walton Public School •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tyro „Atvil.moi ���,�ftso ,At ` 6„46,0% 4 t All of us at Hessenland would like to thank our patrons 11 for their support the past year) Ernst, Chrtsta & Family and Staff Located at St. Joseph on Hwy. 21 BOOK NOW FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE 236.7707 +►;V.) 4*\ ,41\ tib) '*\ 'i/•,► '4\ .40 '*\ Air Back Row Lett to R(ght: Steve Bernard. Cliffe Donaven. Rick Ili/att. Jim 11(11. Jeff Dunt. Middle Row: Marnle McChnchey, Messy. Donna. MacKensie & Len Teatero. Front: Matt Teatero. In order for our staff to enjoy this festive season. TMP will close Ike. 24Th at 12 noon. and will re -open Ike. 29th. CLOSET) Jan. 1s1. "We look forward to serving you in '99”