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MERRY CHRISTMAS
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FESTIVE CREATION—Sarah Lynn Powell • right.
designed the Christmas artwork seen to the
(Mcllwraith photo)
VEAL'S
Abattoir -
Meat Market
Hwy. 83
31/2 miles east of Exeter
235-1123
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MAY THE SPIRIT
OF REVERENCE AND
REJOICING PREVAIL
AS YOU CELEBRATE
THE FIRST NOEL,
JOY TO ALL!
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Sarah Lynn Powell, Gr. 2 SPS
Tom and Sally's Christmas gift
BY HEATHER JACKSON
Tom and Sally Jones were the children of a
poor couple that lived in Waterville. The
children worked hard but never earned much
money. Neither Sally or Tom had ever bought
a Christmas gift for their parents before but
this year they really wanted to,
One afternoon as they were strolling home
from school Sally spotted a five dollar bill.
They were very excited about their find.
lmediately they went to find their parents a
gift but they could find nothing for them. As
they sadly walked home they met an older
person from their school, He saw their five
dollars and he grabbed it from Sally's hand.
Then they were even more sad.
On Christmas morning the children were
unhappy but didn't show it. Later when their
parents came down the stairs Tom and Sally
were ready with one homemade Christmas
card. Tom and Sally's parents were pleased
with what their children did. They all agreed
this was the best Christmas ever. Merry
Christmas.
Kids talk on
Christmas
A CHRISTMAS STORY
BY JEFF WEBER
On the 20th of December the Smith family
was on their way home from their Grandma's.
"Daddy can we stop," pleaded Mark.
"That's the fifth stand we passed today."
"All right," his father gave in. You
remind me when you see the next stand."
Just then Julie, Mark's sister, jumped up
and said, "There's a stand!"
Mr. Smith pulled over and asked what tree
they wanted.
"I want this one!" cried Julie.
"No, she always gets her way!" cried
Mark.
"Why don't we let Mom pick." said Mr.
Smith.
"Oh, alright," said Julie.
They picked one, bought it and took it
home.
When they got home Mrs. Smith said "If I
let you stay up late, will you behave
tomorrow?"
They decorated the tree and went to bed.
December 25, in the morning, Mark crept
downstairs at 6:30 a.m. He went to the living
room and stood there in awe.
"Wow," he said to himself, "I didn't know
I was this flood!
Then Julie came up and stood beside him.
"Wowl" she repeated.
"Let's go get Mom and Dad up!" Mark
said excitedly.
When Mr. and Mrs. Smith got up they had
a breakfast of scrambled eggs and toast.
Then they went in the living room and
opened all•the presents.
"Hey, look what I got!" said Mark, "1 got a
football T-shirt and a football and electronic
battleship and
You could carry on for a hour," said Mrs.
Smith cutting in.
"Well," said Mr. Smith "Let's go to
Grandma's, she 's waiting!"
So they went to their Grandma's and had a
Merry Christmas.
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GI?EETINGSTO AI -_L!
Airy the holidays abound
with all the warmth and
ac;odness we wish for
VOL. and yours.. .wrapped
in love and happiness.
Season's
Greetings
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES LTD.
2G2-2831
Vic Hargreaves, Greg Hargreaves, Barry Miller
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
TO YOU
AND YOURS
Home of Ihr famous
fir./"\J Oashwood Sausage
MEATS
Dashwood 237-3677
CHRISTMAS
BY DOUG HUGILL
C is for Christ who was born in a manger
H is for holly that hangs from the chimney
R is for the ribbon that decorates the gifts
1 is for icicles that hang from the roof
S is for shortbread that mother bakes
T is for toys that children want for Christmas
M is for manger where Christ was born
A is for your artificial tree
S is for Santa who comes on Christmas night.
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the season.'
DRYSDALE
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