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Times Advocate, 1984-12-19, Page 29�.s 14. Ps • •04iiiiii4 ea .-4114,444 -� ..•r • rY'•' .4-1".%441 -iS ....fits. . W rG J 10.e.001.10.e.001.. 1�.. ., • s IP P a# toua 16 (all,Glu tO(6* Ur kt na4 4 Aias'Nert- e) ,44y mew ea* ,Aani //4r 1M1wJ4"iJ 'i,id Jtal 41 at' AsDAc Ad+ Ad A,M AeA Coat Cee Ata Aea Ata Aar Ad Vial A A WO JGR€ETIN We hope you enjoy everything this wonderful season has to offer. Thank you, friends. 3 Wishing our customers a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year • Wilmer and Ron Deslardine 3 2 3 3 3 Deslardine's Construction 3 Dashwood, Ont. 1xi>ss:-14.4:,A WithMesQv%C•inNolliAfA4•RhaLAec•AapeaAarRina%isPh sAGaA:t ental ram c -AnartilMISMAMI ovipoavaaa aoyn raxr t GRS MS ET/NGS With old-fashioned warmth and lots of good cheer. we wish you a Merry Christmas ... and thank you for your continued friendship and patronage. The Management and Staff at V.L. Becker A sons Ltd. Dashwood Phone 237-3242 Drawn by Teresa Whiting. Grade 8 Exeter R.S. Troubles By Diane Costain. Grade 7, J.A.U. McCu: dy One day Santa a:id his reindeer were outside when they heard Rudoloph whimpering behind the house. Santa went and looked to see what was wrong. Santa said, "Rudolph, what's wrong?" Rudo:ph replied, "Nothing, Santa." Santa said, "Oh yes there is. "Rudolph remarked sadly, "My nose won't shine any more Santa". Santa had a worried look on his face. THE LATE CHRISTMAS By Paul Nutt Stephen Central -Grade 6 One Christmas Eve when Santa had a hard day in his workshop he was very tired. When he had a nap he slept until Christmas morning. All of the children woke up with excitement hoping to have lots of goodies and toys, to their surprise there were no toys at all. Santa was shocked when he found out that he slept through Christmas. So the next night he got his sleigh ready and went out and gave all of the children their toys in double for being so tate. C IS FOR CHRISTMAS By April Madsen Stephen Central -Grade 6 C is for candy II is for holidays R is for rejoicing 1 is for irresistible presents S is for singing carols T is for treats and eggnog M is for Mary and Joseph A is for Alleluia S is for spying on presents not yet wrapped. But most of all C is for Christ when he's born on Christmas day!! We hope your home and heart are filled with laughter. Joy and good will this glad holiday season. it's been a pleasure serving you. Chairman Murray Green• Commissioners - Harry D•Vries and Bruce Show and the staff at EXETER PUC 235-1350 Exeter for Rudolph Then, all of a sudden, something hit his mind. He could take Rudolph in the house and charge the nose up with his battery charger. After Santa charged the bat- tery Rudolph felt a little bet- ter. But there was still something wrong with him. Rudolph went outside for a HOLLY By Jason Laplante St. Patrick's, Lucan, Grade 8 H is for happiness which comes each Christmas 0 is for October when children begin to think of Christmas L is for land on which snow falls. L is for love which spreads from land to land. Y is for yuletide season. HAPPINESS By Jason Laplante Grade 8, St. Patrick's, Lucan H is for ho ho ho which Santa says. A is for angels that bring tidings of good cheer. P is for a poinsetta the Christmas flower P is for peace on earth I is for Israel N is for Noel the Christmas Song. E is for everylasting love S is for the sleigh which Santa rides upon. S is for the snow which falls from the sky. THE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS By Phil Bell Lucan The trees are green. The snow is white. These are the colours Of our hearts delight. We wait for the season That makes our hearts jolly. We decorate with tinsel. Mistletoe and holly. We all look for This festive season, But we tend to forget The honest reason. We celebrate the day The Christ Child was horn. in that dark manger. On that brisk winter morn. The cattle were lowing But failed to awake, This babe in the manger. No sound he did make. We give gifts To our hearts delight. Merry Christmas to all. To all a good night. CHRISTMAS By Anthony Glavin Mt. Carmel. (:rade 6 Christmas is a joyful sight it always brings so much delight What is that, I can not see 0 yes, of course a Christmas tree People are picking mistle toe At Christmas. there is no foe Some people say Santa flies in a plane And that he always gives out a candy cane. There is one thing 1 like to see People everywhere happy with glee i hope you have a good time this year And don't forget Santa will put his sled in Fifth gear. walk to get the worried look off his face. This all happeend just before Christmas. Rudolph said to himself "I feel tired". Rudolph fell asleep in the cold, cold weather. It was foggy out too. Meanwhile back at the house. Santa was getting ready for the Christmas Eve trip. But no Rudolph had shown up to see what was go- ing to happen tomorrow. Rudloph was still sleeping in the fog when there was a voice calling "Rudolph, Where are you?" Rudolph couldn't hear where the voice was because he couldn't see the person calling. It was Santa. Santa started to go and look for Rudolph and then all of a sud- dent Santa remembered "I charged up Rudolph's battery so I should be able to find him." Santa saw a little dim light in the distance. He followed the dim light and he saw that it was getting brighter and brighter as soon as he got closer to it. When ever he got so close, it was Rudolph. Rudolph was very worried because he couldn't find the way back home. But he had the very worried look washed away when he met Santa. They both went back to the house and they were singing on the way, "I'm Glad, I'm Glad, to have, to have, a friend, a friend , like Santa Claus, like Santa Claus." They were both happy that all their problems had been solv- ed and they felt glad. When they reached the house they walked through the door and heard a line. from all the reindeer and Mrs. Claus. We're glad you're home Rudolph. ELF By Dean Finnigan Huron Centennial -Grade 3 Elf Santa's helper hooking up reindeer Jolly helpful and happy !Rieman Times -Advocate, December 19, 1984 The truo meaning CHRISTMAS By Frank Woodward Exeter PS, Grade 8 December 22, 1984 people were going to White Oaks Mall to do their Christmas shopping. There were thousands,of people lined up before opening time which * was 13:00 a.m. Stgres inside were totally crowded and kids lined up to see Santa. I was glad I was thirteen and not THE LITTLE CHRISTMAS TREE By Crystal Jones Hensall Public I am a little Christmas tree, I live out in the cold I wish I hada boy or girl, Someone not too bold. Some people think I'm worthless, Some people think I'm short R.R. 9 North Pole N.P., Someplace NOR THP Dear Santa Claus, Hi, I'm Pen Cill. I know every year I ask for more lead or a better eraser on the end of me or a new paint can for better looks. This year I want to have another pencil, not just your ordinary every day pencil. I want a new Pena Cill pencil. I want it to look like this. Many Thanks or Your Friend or Yours Truly Pen Cill. SANTA By Le-Trinh Luong Huron Centennial -Grade 3 Santa Rosy cheeks Passing out presents Merry jolly, old fellow St. Nick I may be short, But I'm not bad, I just want to be apart. I want to be a Christmas tree, Carried home on a sturdy cart. Here comes a little boy, Looking for a tree. Wouldn't it be something though? If that little boy picked me! Here's one Dad, I like him best, Can I keep him, Oh, please? I guess so, Son, He's short and stout, He'll be all right for you We'll take him home, And dress him up, Make him look like the rest in Rome. I am a little Christmas tree I'm nice and cozy warm I have a home, And a family. In a nice little hut in Rome. CHRISTMAS LIMERICK By Duane Costain J.A.U. McCurdy There was an old man dress- ed in red, He felt verysick in,his bed. One.day on his way, , He fell off his sleigh. That silly old man dressed in red CHRISTMAS TIME By Ann Marie Mittelholtz Precious Blood -Grade 4 Once there was a family that lived in the country out- side of Exeter. It was four weeks from Christmas and every body was buying the Christmas presents. People were shopping with each other. When it was three weeks from Christmas we put all our decorations up except our Christmas tree. The house looked very Christmasie. When it was a week from Christmas they got their Christmas tree. They put it up and decorated it. They started putting presents under the tree. Soon it would be Christmas Eve. It was Christmas Eve and the children had gone to bed. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS By Pat Kelly (:rade 8 St. Patrick's, Lucan C is for Christ's Birthday H is for happiness R is for the real meaning of Christmas I is for the incense brought by the Wisemen S is for Santa Claus T is for the tree that is all aglow M is for the manger that Christ was born in A is for the angels who sing on Christmas morn. S is for singing Christmas carols loud and clear. P is for Presents R is for Remembering Christ's Birth E is for an Evergreen Christ- mas tree S is for Stockings E is for Emmanuel N is for Night Before Christmas T is for Turkey for Dinner S is for Santa Claus. The parents went to bed and the house was quiet. All of the sudden Santa came and gave the toys out. Then he left. The sun rose and it was Christmas. The children got up and played with their toys. The mother and father got up and soon the visitors came. Everybody opened the presents and ate and everybody was happy. SANTA CLAUS- ' DIDN'T COME By Scott Parsons Precious Blood -Grade 4 One Christmas Eve a boy ex- pected lots of toys. He got sick. It was the flu. He wanted to write a letter to 'Santa. Then he finally gave up. He hoped Santa would come this year. One day they had a bliz- zard. He knew for sure that Santa wouldn't come now. They couldn't even get out the door. They had to climb out the window to go Christmas shopping. Then it was Christmas Eve. The boy was anxious. He thought he wouldn't get anything. In the morning, he was shocked. There was lots and lots of toys. And he was happy. a+eiat#t11!tlit artsaro wewn crap arta arra can trey aatl an an vtl can aatlarctionio few C believing in Santa Claus anymore. I really was not in- terested in receiving presents but just seeing my family again. The true meaning of Christmas is that Christ Jesus was born who later died on the cross for our sins, so that we might be forgiven. As it says in Isaia0 nine that the Messiah w to be called a Counsellor, Wonderful Prince of Peace, Almighty God and Everlasting Father When I got home I finished wrapping gifts and helped nib Page 5 family put the finishing touches on the Christmas tree which should have been com- pleted by December 1 but were neglected by my family. Later. we sit and listened 10 Christmas carols. Last year our friends would come over and listen to my sister play the piano and sing Christmas carols while my brother and t would be away from the noise fighting or something. but the real mean- ing of Christmas would be having fellowship with the Bible. Iest 'Wisbes Hope your Yuletide season is filled with joy, peace and happiness. C.' A. 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