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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-12-22, Page 59OUR ADVERTISING POUCY Advertising In the Times -Advocate is accepted on condition that. in the event of a typographical error, that portion of the advertising space occupied by the erroneous item, wilt be renin In a sub- sequent Issue as a Make good at no charge, while the balance of the adver- tisement will be paid for at an applica- ble rate. In the evert of a typographical error advertising goods or seMces at a wrong price, goods or services may not be sold. Advertising is an offer to sell and may be withdrawn at any time. Any errors must be acknowledged within seven days of publication. The Times -Advocate reserves the privi- lege of revising or rejecting advertise- ments dvertisements that It considers objectionable and to change the lass:lication of any advertisement from that ordered to con- form to the policy of this newspaper. Contents are protected by copyright. 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Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 23rd day of December, 1999, after which day the estate assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C. Barrister and Sollctor 417 Main Street South Exeter; Ontario NOM IS6 Solicitor for the Estate Trustee(s) NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF LEONARD WILLIAM GREB late of the Village of Hensall, in the County of Huron, formerly of the Township of Hay, who died on or about the 25th day of March, 1998. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 4th day of January, 2000 after which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims Oat then have been received. 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We only stopped a short time for a meal of bread and water. I got very tired. So did Joseph and the donkey. It took almost two months. It was espe- cially hard on me because I was preg- nant. It was a bumpy ride. At last we saw Bethlehem. We went from inn to inn, but everyone was full. Wearily, we came to the last inn. "Please, my wife is going to have a baby and we need shelter. We have ,come a long way," Joseph pleaded when the door opened. "I'm sorry," said the innkeeper. "All I have is a stable." "Alright, that will do," I said tiredly. So I lay down in the straw with Joseph beside me. While we waited for the baby, we ate some food the innkeeper had brought us. We waited and waited. At last, the baby came! I laid him in a manger. He slept soundly while I rested. "Thank you, God," I whispered. I slept soundly. When I woke, I saw shepherds crowding around Jesus. "Hello, miss, we were just worshipping your son," said a shepherd. He explained angels had come and told the shepherds. After they Bethlehem Huron Centennial School sang it song they gave directions to the stable and left: The shepherds soon left. They said that their sheep were waiting. "Goodbye," , said Joseph and I. "Goodbye," answered the shepherds, Just then, Jesus started. I picked him up and rocked him in my arms. He stopped crying. Joseph had gone to the inn for more food. The animals were happily munch- ing hay and grain. Our good old donkey had laid down for a nap. After a while three wise men came. They each had a gift. One had myrrh, one had gold and one had frankincense. "How did you know we were in this sta- ble?" Joseph asked. "Well, first we went to King Herod to see if he knew. He said no but when we found him he would like to worship him too. Then we had a dream that told us King Herod was lying. Also in the dream, God said to fol- low a big star. So we did and we found you. We thought we would give you these gifts," answered one of the wise - men. They all gave their gifts to Jesus and left. Joseph and I were tired from the long night. Just, then the innkeeper entered the stable. "I brought some blankets for you. It gets cold. I'm sorry I had to give you such a smelly place to sleep," he said. "Oh this is fine. Anything is fine," replied Joseph. That night when Joseph and I went to bed, I had a dream. In my dream God said, "Do not go past King Herod's palace. He will try to kill your son." In the morning, we went a different way home. We thanked the innkeeper and left. Now I live with my son Jesus and my husband Joseph. Christmas Eve By Evan Thomson, Grade 3, Usborne Central School It was Christmas Eve. The small boy was sitting in the kitchen eating pizza and his cat was curled up in a corner having a sleep. Suddenly there was a big fight. The cat jumped up and peeked around the corner and saw two mice fighting over some cheese. The big mouse was gray and the little mouse was white. The big mouse was trying to take the cheese away from the small mouse. The cat started to chase after them. When the cat took off after the mice he was going so fast that he bumped into a table and knocked a glass vase over. It fell and broke into a million pieces. The boy was so angry at the cat that he started to yell at it. The mice stopped running when they heard the cat and boy fighting. The small white ,mouse want- ed to see the cat get into trouble so he slowly sneaked over tothem to get a closer look. The big gray mouse got mad at the white mouse because he thought the white mouse was taking too big of a chance getting caught by the cat. He started to argue with the white mouse. Soon they were all screaming at each othe>;, at the top of their lungs: The house started to shake and tremble from all the noise. Suddenly there was a loud bang and they stopped fighting. They were all scared by the bang and they hugged each° other. They . all looked at ekch• other and said "I'm sorry". They decided to play games and sing Christmas songs. They realized it was get- ting late so they all went to bed. Santa came and gave them presents. In the morning they woke up and saw all the presents and said "Santa came" and they cheered because they realized that if they had kept on fighting, •+ic_ y Santa probably wouldn't have come to them and left presents. —ode'. Dear Santa By Joshua, Grade 4 Biddulph Central School Dear Santa: - My name is Joshua. I go to Biddulph Central School. I'm nine years old. I like Pokemon. My favourite Pokemon is Mewtwo. I have four family mem- bers and three pets. a dog, and two cats. I would like a Mewtwo ball, a Darth Maul figure, and Godzilla the Series movie. Will you leave a picture of Rudolph? Could you send your address? Sincerely, Joshua P.S. Write back soon! Scenes of Christmas By Meghan, Gr. 3 Mt. Carmel School Christmas sounds like a blast of wind. Christmas tastes like hot cinnamon. Christmas smells like pine trees. .Christmas looks like glit- tering white blankets. on the ground. Christmas makes you feel like you're a warm wel- come to a big family. Green By Kyle Glanville, Gr. 3 Exeter Public School. G reen trees R eindeers eat green hay E Ives dress in green E vergreen trees N lee Christmas' colour, Christmas Wish By Robbie Yeo, Gr. 8 McGillivray Public School All I ask is just one wish For an ice cream cone in a dish Yummy, yummy It will be cool To be the coolest kid in school. Santa By Olivia Ash Grade 2, Stephen Central Public School S is for Stars sparkling on the tree A is for a lot of presents at Christmas N is for North Pole T is for tinsel on the tree A is for angel on the tree: