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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-12-18, Page 38Pape 22 Times -Advocate, December 18, 1991 S'(.kR ;1 ti There are Reindeer on the roof, or so say the grade six class at Blddulph Central school dur- ing their Christmas Pageant last Wednesday evening. The title of the show was "The Greatest Christmas Card in the Whole Wide World". By Shayne Masse Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Grade 2 1 little, 2 little, 3 little Santas, 4 little, 5 little, 6 little reindeer 7 little, 8 little, 9 little elves 10 little snowmen in the snow. • • • ti. ;• • 1 :.o .p By Michael Bancroft Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Grade 1 1 2 3 little elves 4 5 6 little presents 7 8 9 little Jesus 10 little Stars in the sky. • Our Very Best Wishes One of the nicest things about Christmas is remembering our special friends whose business we've enjoyed throughout the year. - ►��,tt�L•,.j �aP • b • :14 r•' :E; 0 0 0 0 - o 00 a, o p° 0 0 p 0 - 0 ,..,:aQ 9.. A Sy4 �', •.. ",:.,. p 0 00 0 0 0 0 :00 oo°o°O 0000000opoop Op°Opo pn Opo °°O°°O e ° V °°000°0° 0abo00 0° 000p° > O 000 O0O000O p 00.0o00 o0.0 00 Best Wishes are extended to you for a war happy holiday with friends and family you hold near and dear... Many thanks for your loyal patronage. o {OO Op °O°°O D:0°pa o0000Oo000000004iOdAO, .,Deo -a oo00 0a0o"a0\ Ooo0000°000go°be 'it .�OObpr 8 b 94o00�°P8 p• The Animals Christmas By Heidi Muller Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School, Grade 2 In the woods there was a squirrel, a raccoon, a bear, a deer, a chip- munk, a rabbit and a bird. They had scarves on and they had hats on and they put out a tree. It was the most beautiful tree in the world. they made it their Christmas tree but they thought it needed something on it so they put decora- tions on it. They went to their hous- es and found all of their decora- tions. They put all of their decorations on the Christmas tree and they put a lot of presents on it. It looked like the most beautiful tree in the world. When Christmas. came they hoped that Santa would find all of the presents because they loved him. He gave presents and they left him some presents. The End. By Jenny Hardy Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Grade 2 Christmas is I I l; !, a time for giving and loving and caring. Santa Claus Gives us Some presents. We like it, so Do my Friends. Thanks, Santa! y a 044k'� vae;n •qq�v •.:p. •• hy+ oPoP o ¢� yll A 44, y 0 O 0 0 11 • e ,"---•a`po` O ° ,66 °ed0"o�' 0 o p 0 0e o e 0 b O0 0. 00 0 Stit °. a °' .a'4 d'+or o d c O p b0° O D aEo a 00 O°t d 00 0 0 0 000°bee 000 aY`l l a'e Marg and Linda c 'J. The Christmas Delay By Lyndsay Harrison, Christo- pher Durdin, Carmeron Britton and Chauntelle Decharnie GrandBend P.S. One morning Santa was driving to the store to buy toys for the girls and boys. When his car stopped right at the store, Santa didn't know what to do. He saw a boy and girl. The boy and girl said, "Can we help you?” Santa said, "Yes, my car has stopped and won't go. Do you know where the gas station is?" "Yes, we can", they said. There was a woman getting her mail. Santa and the two kids were almost to the store but they stopped to talk to the woman. "Come with us." They went to the gas station and bought some gas. They returned to the car. They helped Santa buy the toys and then it was time for Santa to go back to the North Pole. Santa had to get ready for the big night when he de- livered toys for Christmas. Christmas in the Forest By Brandon dePapp, Heather Todd, Chrstine Shergold, Jared Stanlake Grand Bend P.S. Once upon a time there was a bear named Bobby. He really liked Christmas. He had friends named Wolfy, Stinky, Skunky and Porky Porcupine. It was a week before Christmas and Bobby couldn't wait till Christ- mas. That night he couldn't get to sleep so he decided to make invita- tions for a Christmas party. The next day they had the party. He invited his friends and his mom and dad. They had a Michael Bear cake, and played pin the nose on the person. It was a very long fun party. After the party, everyone went home. Everybody had a fun time. Everyone enjoyed the Michael Bear cake and pin the nose on the person game. Bobby said it was exciting having everyone over. The Mouse's Ni `` Before :Christ as: By Benji Reaburn Hensall P.S., Grade 4/5 Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring except one small mouse. On a cold snowy night a mouse was stirring his hot chocolate. When he looked at his Christmas tree, he noticed he didn't have any presents. He looked every place he could but there weren't any presents! He ran to his room and fell asleep. When he woke up he found a whole bunch of presents, big ones and little ones! The mouse said he'd never doubt Santa again. He opened one of his presents. It was a brass plated mousetrap. He got very close to in- spect it. Snap! The cat next door was watching, He took him to his house. Just before he ate him he re- alized that it was Christmas. Being in the Christmas spirit he set him free. The Dinosaurs Meet Santa By Brad Broabley, Ben Morgan, Maggi Inman, Ryan Murdock Grand Bend P.S. Last Christmas Eve Santa was flying through the sky delivering presents. All of a sudden, he was caught in a time warp and crashed in Dinosaur Land. He fell in a crevice, a family came along with their pet dinosaur, named Steg, Steg tried to get Santa out. He needed helpo he went to get Rex, Steg and Rex got Santa and sleigh out. Santa was so happy that he stayed for dinner and then helped the family decorate a tree for their Christmas day. He gave them all presents for helping him get out of the crevice. The family cheered. He flew back through the warp to the 20th century. Santa delivered all the presents in time for Christmas. Christmas on the Farm By Jamie Mason, Jason Monteith, Jude Morgan, Caitlin Dickout Grand Bend P.S. Once upon a time there was a family that had a farm and some animals. One day the animals want- ed to find out what Christmas was. They decided to go to the North Pole. The bull ran and broke the fence for outside animals. The boy opened the barn door and all the other animals got out. They were ready to start their journey. After a long day of walking, the animals were getting hungry and thirsty. They decided to find a warm place and some food for the night. The horse saw a silo in the distance. When they got to the silo, they found out that they had journeyed in a circle. The family had presents for the animals and were singing carols. The animals found Christ- mas at home. By Elizabeth Pierce Huron Centennial School D is for DECORATIONS you put on your tree E is for an ECHO that you hear. C is for CANDY CANES YOU EAT. E is for Santa's ELVES that make your toys. M is for MERRY CHRISTMAS every year. B is for CHRISTMAS BALLS. E is for doing SANTA'S , ER- RANDS R is for SANTA'S REINDEER especially RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER. HO! HO[ HO! May the joy of peace, love, health and prosperity be yours this holiday time. Thanks to all our wonderful customers! CJandZa— Greeting Card World 401 Main St., Exeter 235-1019 The true sentiment of the Christmas season Is aglow in the hearts and lives of everyone. Let us all give thanks for the many blessings we enjoy. Thank you for your patronage over the past year and we look forward to serving you in the New Year DRUGSTORES _ BIG Open Boxing Day 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. From the management and staff at Exeter BIg V Grand Bend Big V 349 Main St 46 Ontario St. 2351570 23441540 4