HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-12-22, Page 3Christmas is the time
By Mark Broderkk
Grade s, E.P.S., •
•Christmas is the time to
send out Christmas cards.
Christmas is the time toen-
joy good friends and family.
Christmas is the time to
' open gifts.
Christmas is the tjme to get
up earlyt and sneak
1 downstairs to see if Santa has
arrived.
Christmas is the time to en-
joy holidays and feast.
Christmas is the time to fill
stockings and wishes. ,
Christmas is the time to buy
a tree. -
Christmas is the time to.
say, "I love you".
Christmas is the time -we all
like best.
And Christmas is the time
to say, "Merry Christmas
Everyone."
ACROSSTIC
By Justin ('harrette
Precious Blood Grade 5
Christ the King.
Holy Angel.
Reindeer flying
Incense smelling so sweet.
Shepherds looking to the sky.
Tinsel all so bright.
Mistletoe hanging by the light
Angel giving a message to
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Sheep as white as snow.
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A CHHISTIIAS POEM
By Jason McLellan
d St. Patrick's School
hong ago Jesus was born on
Christmas.Mary said to him,
fi "Oh my! Oh my! What a
wonderful boy you are!
4 An angel told the wisemen to
Lope opt wt. cmtretirc urn wecmarc arc wewe grin wer1e cns cati eve ores west welt"come because the new king
has just been born.
'!t May your road be smooth
and your fortunes wide,
* And those you love be at your side.
in the holiday's
finest tradition
A we extend warm
•wishes and
sincere thanks
• for' our
continuing
fn ills andtrust.
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from:
Janet Hicks, Iva Blair, Catherine Elston
Randy Miller, Paul Robinson
Barb and Norm Whiting
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r3 9t's time once more to
turn aside from the routine of day-to-day business and greet our
fine patrons and neighbors with hearty wishes for a merry, old-
fashioned Yule. May your holiday be filled with the happy sounds
of laughter as you rejoice in the company of family and friends.
Sincere thanks for your loyal trust and support.
Bev Morgan Insurance Brokers Ltd.
238 Main St. 235-2544
A martian
for Christmas
The mischievous elf
By Sheri Varlet',
Grade 8, E.P.S. •
Once upon a time there was
a mischievous elf- called
Ralph. He lived with Santa
Claus, Mrs. Claus and the
other elves. He helped Santa
and the other elves make toys
for all the good boys and girls..
One day, a few days before
Christmas, Mrs. Claus was
baking some cookies. On
Christmas Eve, Santa was to
fill `the stockings of the good.
boys and girls with the -
cookies. While Mrs. Claus'
was out of the room, Ralph
switched the sugar and salt.
he heard her coming and hur-
ried out of the room. Mrs.
Claus went on making cookies
until she came to the partof
adding sugar. She looked at
the 'sugar' suspiciously. She
could not smell the sweet
smell of sugar. The crystals
did not glitter.
She wet her finger and
tasted it. it was salt. She knew
that Ralph had switched the
sugar and salt because he was
. always doing little jokes like
that. Suddenly, she had an
idea! For once, the joke was
going to be on him. She.call-
ed for Santa. He approved of
the plan and agreed to tell all
the elves - except Ralph. Mrs.
Claus went on baking as
though nothing had happened.
At supper, the night before
Christmas, for dessert Mrs.
Claus had placed some more
cookies. She placed 2 cookies
in front of each slate.
After they had finished the
first course, they started to
'eat dessert. Everyone, except
Ralph, complimented Mrs.
Claus on the delicious cookies.
Ralph took one bite and ran
into the bathroom. He spit all
the pieces of cookie.he had in
his mouth in the toilet. She
had given him two cookies
with salt instead of sugar bak-
ed in il. Re threw the rest of
the cookie in the garbage.
He knew now how Santa,
Mrs.. Claus and the other
Times -Advocate, December 22 1982
elves felt when he played a
joke on them. Terrible. He
came out of the bathroom and
said "Okay you got me back.
twill not play any more jokes
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.on you again.
That is the story of how
Santa Claus. Mrs. Claus and
the other eleves taught Ralph
a lesson.
By Brent Bell
Grade 6, E.P.S.
In Exeter, Ontario, on
December 25, 1982, an uniden- '
tified flying object was
reported. The thing that came
out was a green thing that
looked like a Christmas light.
This weird thing went to my
house and saw Santa on the
door. The martian said; "Hi
earthling".
But there wasno answer.
He said it again. Then he went.
to shake his hand and it rip-
ped. He went in the house and
looked at a tree. He jumped.
He was amazed to see his
. friends on the tree. He dash-
ed. to the tree and went to a
Light.
- He said, "Hi!" It didn't say
anything. Then all of a sud-
den, the tamp flashed on. The
martianstood still. A. human
said, "Dad look what I've
got". Thedad thought whenhe
got his son the martian. The.
martian then disaappeared.
Theson said, Dad were did he
go?" The dad said "I don't
know, son". Then all of a sud-
den, they heard a noise.
"What is it, dad,?" asked the
boy." "1 don't know son,"
The lesson to be learned is
',that a martian or martians
should nor land on earth on
Christmas day. •
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