HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-12-24, Page 20A2 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 24, 1986 MERRY CHRISTMAS--
Christmas
IIOW Itl'OOIF.GOT MSRED NntiL
I)id you ever wonder he” ::uuolph got his
red nose?
Did you know that it happened in Seaforth'?
Rudolf was on his last day of holidays. He
was just as normal as the other reindeers
untill he stuck his head out to look both ways
before crossing main street, A red Corvette
with a cheap paint job came whizzing by, The
car came so close to him that it brushed
Rudolph's nose. When the car was gone, his
nose was a bright red. 1t shoned so brightly
that he could see were he was going. And to
this day he always lead the sleigh on foggy
Christmas eves. Allen l.angille
Sealorth Public School
SANTA
1'd laugh like him,
1'd sleep like him,
But 1 wouldn't cat like him
W hen he laughs so hard,'
His belly looks like chocolate jelly
Ile weights 45t) pounds.
If he sits on you won't be round:
Ile eats 5 meals a day.
So he will he ,jolly and gay. Dwayne Pryce
• • Seaforth Public School
Grade?
SANTA
Plump, ,jolly,
Laughing. singing, eating.
A very nice guy.
Jolly (ltd Saint Nicholas.
Michael Campbell
Seatorth Public School
Grade 6
(11 I4ISTM AS JOY
Christmas joy is when a girl, or boy gets a toy.
Christmas joy comes when you have a lots of
fun but not in the sun.
Christmas joy is when December comes, and
everyone is getting ready B1o�Christracy as.
y lone
Grade 6
Seatorth Public School
A GIFI'{''l)RA MOL'SEE:
A little mouse peaked from behind the tree,
Ile clapped his wee paws so joyfully,
„I wonder," he thought "If there's a present
Jur me.
t'nderneath this Christmas tree."
in a child's eye
l'IIRIS'1'MAS POEM
("is for all the Christmas carols that we sing,,
1t is for Rudolf's bright red nose,
I is for Isr•eal is the place of Jesus home.
5 is for our• sins that are all forgiven,
'1' is for the tinsel that hangs from all the
Christmas trees,
M is for the manger where Jesus laid.
A is for the angels as they sing on high,
S is for the shepherds that stood by the
manger on Christmas Night.
Valerie Laverty
Grade6
Seatorth Public School
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C'IIRISTMAS
('hristfl as is here,
So let's give a cheer,
Because it only comes once a year.
Presents and gifts for everyone,
Big Christmas dinners that taste so yum.
The trees are bright,
All around'
So that we earl have a
town..
Christmas is here,
Itut now it's gone,
So let's get rested up for next year,
When'('hristmas comes oncemoreCherylvtcllwain
Grade 6
Seaforth Public School
Ile climbed one present to look at the tag,
Then ,jumped to another but fell in a hag,
He found ~note cheese and his tail gave a
wag.
When he ate it all his tummy isag. g
Brent.tnore
(;rade6
Seaforth Public School
WHAT SANTA IS:
Santa is vet) jolly.
W Oh toys for ,lark and Molly.
Stringing chestnuts. now by mw.
Saying In Rudolph "(111 we go '
Hying through and throughout the night,
.lark exhumed "oh what a sight'..
Moll) is tired, but she adnured.
Soma's annual flight
Merry Christmas in
Cohn Skea
Grine 7
Seatorth PuhbeSchool
W OIL'IJI LIK E'I'O BE SAN'!
!would like to be Santa for the jay of giving
presents and to see the happy looks on the
children's laces., 1'would love to see how
pretty the lights would look and to see the
nice decorations around the world. I would
love to have all those things that he gets to eat
and to see how happy and surprised the
children are to see what they had got for
Christmas and 1 would hope that's what they
wanted for Christmas. 1 would love to put lots
of things in the stockings and to see if they
were awake. 1 would love to see the
Reindeer's play games and to see Rudolph's
red nose glow nice and shiny in the night. It
at
would be fun to o through and rsee
tht' doortinste• sky of
night. 1 would g
going down the chimney,
W 11.1'1' I11(1 FOR C'11 RIS'V'M AS
1 wake up around 7:30 or my brother wakes
me up.
1 run downstairs, grab the smallest to the
biggest present. 1 tore them open, and called
one of my friends and tell them what 1 got.
At four o'clock we go to our Grandpa and
Grandma's. I like going up there, and playing
Cards, 1 like supper the best and opening our
presents. About twelve o'clock we go home.
Tina Driscoll
Seaforth Public School
Tl l E ('I l ItlsTM A S MEANING
C is for Christ Child who was born on
('hristmas Day,
I I is for having a great Chrtstulas nay
It is for reindeer that pulls Santa's sleigh,
I is for 'cycles hanging from the eaves,
5 is for Santa bringing our Christmas toys,
'1' is for Tinker. Santa's little helper,
51 k for a Merry Christmas to of you,
A is for angel on lop of the Christmas tree,
5 is for Santa to say, "Merry Christmas."
Denise Sparks
Grade6
Seaforth Public School
Trish Clark
Grade 3
W Litton Public School
owei
W111' IWlll'IAIN"I'MEM BE
1 would not like to ht' Santa because you
would have to be hippy all the time, l mean,
people have rights to he oust and sad
sometimes, don't they" I bet it's not healthy
to be so jolly!
On the long journey around the world, you
may drink too much milk and eat loo many
cookies. You might even keel over under
someone's Christmas tree. W hen they come
downstairs on Christmas morning, they
' might want to keep you!
11 also would be chilly being out there in
those high alt it odes on ('h fist Inas eve. I'll bet
it could harden you u;..
Another ptnhln:o comes in when kids are
silting on riot' lap. lifting them up and
put1init merit back down may he where a
In Lina conies on the scene.
If you ask me I think Santa's lucky he's got
all those helpers. They can help him drink all
the milk and eat all the cookies and most of all,
fill in for him if lie's sick. And I'm almost
certain he does have (guile a few .medical
problems Kalen Carroll
Grade?
Seatorth Public School
Deur Santa
flow are your reindeer doing? Does
Rudolph still have a red nose? This year I
would like a Key car, a Transformer, a TMT
teen Racer rind some pencil crayons. 1 would
11150 like Vollron :cul Laser Tag.
•
I w ill be leaving you some milk and cookies
this year
Your t'r'end Nicholas
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS — Students
In the ebGrade 1-2 class at out ee night before afo th Public
seasoSchool endeavored last week to tell family and
In
this section, children from a number of the area schools share their thoughts
on theh photo.)
WHAT l'IIRISTMAS 51 IANS 1() M
C is for candles that light up the room,
11 is for the housetop which Sahta lands on,
It is for reindeer that pulls Santa's sleigh,
1 is for icicles that hang on the house.
S is for Santa a ,jolly old man,
T is for toys that children get,
M is for Mary the mother of Jesus,
A is for angels who guided the shepherds,
5 is for sleigh bells which ring in the night.
Jodie.Hugili
Seaforth Public School
Grade 6
Best wishes
and our sincere
gratitude for a
cheer -filled
holiday
season.
I n happy antuctpa:.ton of the magical
ChrtstrtwsA peason. our stnrwrs thanks
r,
err$
li
JOHN H. MCLLWAIN
Construction Ltd.
Seatorth
527-1253
We Wish you your
meftiesl C[ tislmmlttffi,
and a holiday season
tilled With chest.
STEWART
McCALL LTD.
TIIESTOPKING
once upon a time there was a stocking it
never got filled. It was Christmas Eve. The
next day the little girl came down, she looked
in her stocking. '''here was nothing in it. Next
year she was going to make a note and that's
what she did. 1l is Christmas Eve, The next
day she woke up and went down stars. She
looked in her stocking. in her stocking she
found a tubber, an orange and lots of other
things. She was happy and every Christmas
morning she found lots of things in her
stocking. Valerie Coiling
W alton Public School
Eus OPEN OUR i1EARTS dURINq THIS
h . y -plOST holy _.00CASION, AS WE RECEIVE
"11IS MESSAgE: Ot LOVE ANd fAiTii.
TOM DEVEREAUX
77 Main St. Seatorth Chiropractor 527-1242
R.R. 4 Walton 527-1307
A VERY
MERRY
NOEL GOES
OUT TO
OUR
VALUED
PATRONS.
HAPPY
HOLIDAY
• GREETINGS.
From the Staff
of
SEAFORTH TEXACO
and
ROWE FUELS
5274117 5274960
Thank you to our customers for
their patronage In the past year
and best wishes In the New
Year.
LUKE'S
MACHINE SHOP
Seaforth 527-1080
Wishing you
serenity and
happiness this
Christmas
and always.
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HOLIDAY
GREETINGS
To all out customers, go our sincere thanks
for your patronage
"See you in the Spring"
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