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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-19, Page 36IU -THE tiU11004 E*P'ObfTOR O*CErEA ta % I HL GREAT CHIMlrKY PROBLEM "Oh deer, Oh dam! Mil an 1 nal:dor 's aro eg, Samar asked Mrs. Gills. It's all of ase am chimneys! They're all so snail! 1 can't fit down than anymore. Ob my, Our may, What to do, Whit to der Saga sited assail lies ague. "AS the child an are ping to be a, disappointed if they wake up un Christman abut -mug and don't find myths% ticker tit tete." Santa awed. "Maybe the elves can think of sou cthing, Santa" said Mrs. SIMI lot* isle was a wonder- ful AM. So ha and Mrs. Onus started err a i.uu art far the bcaig Sand down the chimney But as Chnttuiss drew slumps aid NOM ever yogic gut inure Ind InOrC glued. trust adhere thou uely boat 1 idea. 'hat kilns sh uuki be sent out to families iu pieasr leave their fount doors open. Ba ail the people wrcre beta that the crime tats was )use tog high! So on lived the problem. Now- Now Ctinstmas Eve was only two doe may mid - awe w yet dioegir of awayer got Sarre down tie chimney. W jest Sawa IP halm -lt's so use" Santa *lobed 'it would mks tragic for are 10 fa down dhow beds chimer." "'heat's id" cried Mrs. Claus!, "Yost cat get Elfey tic magician to leech you bowcried sake yourself —""Brilliant" ofa! Summon hun at once. So early tie Mil Morning Elfey the magician taught Santa how to wake himself small. By lunch tune Sari had u down pet. All he had to do was sleets his lett eye t w ukl k blit thumbs std say Y uwwe Cie three tames. Ai tat the fran chimney problem was sol ! ! and Elfey Ilea megacisa got a we ut yawls= in Florida. - By Jaiuita Steam Grade 8, SedorU PubtL SANTA S ansa Clew is wining 30JUIR A mother person is with hum too. N autbty elves are playing around. T asty lunch aftea we open all the presaus A nether prawn for MC. - by Kendall Schenck, Grade 5, Seaforth Public School. SANTA WAS SICK One snowy day! A boy mead Robbie was dunking about Samoa. So be ' . . t up gurus at the math pole. i . Santa's wife aiured the phone. Robbie asked far Santa She saidthat Santa was sick. Thou Rob- bie asked if be could come and see him. Santa's said sure why nut. Robbie told his mother so be lett to go to sloe Santa When Robbie got to Santa's house. He knocked and went in. He seen Santa. Robbie asked him how be was feeling. Santa said not to good. Will you be able to go and delivere the presents. ! don't think so. I'll go out kx you Santa. Santa said O.K. k was cbnswta* eve. Robbie put on San- ta's ao-ta's suit. Then Robbie delivered the presents. When Robbie got back. He asked Santa if be could stay here far the rest of his life Santa said why not. Then they all lived happily ever after. - By Kendall Schenck, Grade 5, Seaforth Public School. SANTA'S VACATION One day Santa decided to take a vacation for a week. He thought be would go to Hawaii. So as soon as he made revervatioas at the hotel be pecked a swimming suit, shorts, t - shirt and some suntan lotioa So he told an of the elves that be was going and that be would said than a So as soon as Santa got w the airport he got on his plane. He couldn't believe how much easier it was to fly by plane than by icin- dea! and he thought it was warmer. All of a sudden he heard a voice and it said "All people who are going to Hawaii please get ready to get oft' so Santa got all of his suitcases. They larded with a safe but bumpy landing. Sand got off and felt the warm sun. He checked wto his 'hotel. unpacked his clothes and be went bio the beach. He went water skiing, be lay in the sun and ate bot dogs, icaxeam cones and choclatc burs. Sial days have gone by and Santa was sitting at the table writing Ms=and then he went to bed. want to stay for another day. The next morning he got on the plane. Soon he was back at the North Pole again. - Katie Murray, Grade 4, St.Paoricks School, Dublin. oanne Delle, Grade 5, Seaforth Public School Jear Santa Claus: How are, you doing? I like you. I would like these things please. Baby a live, Magic nursery baby, A little teddy bear (cute), A new coat and a pair of boots. Thank you for the presents you brought me last year. I am going to leave cookies and milk for you and for the Reindeer carrots. Love Aimee Klaver Grade 1-C Seaforth Public School Dear Santa: How are you? I am fine. How are the reindeer? I hope that they are okay. Is Rudolphs nose still shining or is it not shining anymore. I hope it is still shining. For Christmas I would like to get a brown hair band, a rapunzel doll and chocolate too. Thank you for everything I got last year. Your friend, Kate Johnston Grade 1-C Seaforth Public School Dear Santa: How are you? Did you have a good year? For Christmas I would like lockets, a children kit, barbies, dollies, a real puppy and dominos please. How is Rudolph? How is Mrs. Claus? I would really like to see you one day. I will leave cookies and milk for you this year again! Thank you! Your friend, Robyn Strangway Grade 1-C Seaforth Public School Dear Santa: How are you? You are nice. Thank you for the toys last year. I really liked playing with them. This year I would like. 1. Baby Nursie 2. doll 3. toy dog 4. ball 5. skipping rope 6. Barbie Thank you from Samantha Klaver. Grade 1-C Seaforth Public School Dear Santa Claus: How are you, Mrs. Claus and the reindeer? Thankyou for last yews presents. This year I would like Michalangelo, a Ninja Title Dragster and Super Mario Brothers 3. I would also like a Charlie Brown Toy. From Craig Wilkinson Grade 1 Seaforth Public School I >c ar Santa: i_hank you for all the other toys ytni gave me last year. How is Rudolph? My brother would like a ghosthuster for Christmas. In winter I like to throw snowballs. 1 have blue eyes and blond hair. I would like a harbie doll house. Your friend, Melissa Belanger (Trade 1-C Seaforth Public School Dear Santa: How are you feeling? How are your Reindeer? Could 1 please have a rrxnote control plaice, some tapes, books or a woodset? Somebody made a snowfort in my yard. Thank you for the prraen1t last Christmas. Your friend Quentin Burgess. Grade 1-C Seaforth Public School WHAT CHRISTMAS MEANS TO ME Jesus Christ was born on this day, this day of December the 25th. The three wise men came to bring him gifts and to show they're hap- piness. His parents thanks d them and sent than on they're v (iv with lots of cheer. ' This is where the word Christmas comes from Jesus Christ. Christmas is sharing cheer with family and friends. Thinking of that special day of December the 25th when Jesus Christ was born in Bethleham in a manger with family and friends. This is what Christmas means to me! - By Mae Overholt, Grade 8, Seaforth Public School THE TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS Once upon a time there was a man named Joseph and a lady named Mary. They had been mar- ried about seven years. They wanted to have a baby but Mary couldn't. Then an angel came and asked Joseph if he would have a baby for Christ He said yes. But you will have to ask my wife. So a few days later the angel appeared to Mary. The angel asked Mary if she would have a baby for Christ and would name him Jesus. Mary said yes. Nine months later Mary and Joseph went to pay their taxes. In Bethlehem that night Mary had labour pains so they went to an inn, he said no room! They went to another inn she said no! Then they went to another inn he said no but you can use my stable. There is animals in the stable. She had Jesus that night. Jesus grew up and started preaching. P.S. Thanks Inn keeper. That is the true meaning of Christmas - J.D. Nolan, St. Patrick's School, Dublin. ON CHRISTMAS On Christmas Eve, my family gets ready for Christmas. My family and I live in McKillop, near Seaforth. We enjoy getting ready for Christmas. We go to Grandma's house for Christmas. We see all of our relatives. We give presents to each other and we enjoy each gift. We have a very good meal. We have chicken, mashed potatoes and mixed vegetables. For dessert we have cream puffs, squares and Christmas pudding. It is very good. There is about 15 grandchildren on Grandmas side. We celebrate Christmas for my mom's side, before Christmas. They come to our house for a Christmas party. We have chicken, potatoes and mixed vegetables. For dessert we hav squares and pies. The problem is that, the 4 of us have to help with dishes, clean-up and preparing the food. We enjoy the gifts from each other too. On Christmas Eve, we go to church. We celebrate Christmas at our house before we go to Grandma's We are very busy on Christmas. It is busy for is because we -live on a farm. We have to do chores before we go anywhere. That doesn't make things any easier for us. So, if you think you are busy on Christmas Eve or Christmas, you aren't the only one. Have a merry Christmas - by Jane Resnick, Grade 8, Seaforth Public School. CHRISTMAS Bells are ringing, People are singing. All over town. Carols are being sung, Decorations are hung, All over town. Lights are shining People are finding The jolly man in red. - Teddy Visser, Grade 1, St tdeemhan N.fr r 44, From Left to Right: LINDA PULLMAN, TERRI-LYNN DALE, PAT ARMES, ED BYRSKI, SUSAN OXFORD, JOANNE GALLAGHER, DIANNE McGRATH HEATHER ROBINET (ed,/` YkdieJ kc 7zdaiL It's been said many ways, many times, in many languages — Merry Christmas! Let us add our sincerest wishes for a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season, and our thanks for your support and patronage over the past year. We look forward to serving you again in the coming year, the beginning of a new and exciting decade. Peace and joy to you and your loved ones. .Huron F xpositor 527-0240 _i'