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Times-Advocate, 1986-12-24, Page 13ANGELS AT STEPHEN — Appearing as angels in Tuesday's Christmas concert at Stephen Central School are Karen Lovie, Leanne Dundas, Kevin Payne and Melanie Thiel. T -A photo Advertising Correction Rudolphs Red Tag Sale Page 8 Item No. 32-3580-4 auto cushion blanket should read 100% synthetic fabric. We are sorry for any in- convenience this may cause. Merry Christmas E` and Happy New*Year :• to all my customers v; E :t` Lawn Care� • 235-1885 j SHDHS PLAYERS PRESENT — Students of the South Huron District High School drama class presented plays at a number of elementary schools in recent weeks. Shown before a performance at Mount Carmel Thursday are Lana Henderson, Tammy Lesperance, Michelle Rock and Tommie Bell. T -A photo HOLIDAY WITH SANTA CHRISTMAS IS COMING By Adani Ellis Grade 3 Hensall Public School One day a long time ago, I had a very special holiday with a very special person, Santa. I tried the toys and made clothes and went in the sled. Wow we went zoom and landed on the ground. Santa got stuck inside of a chimney. He wiggeld and squirmed. At Last 1 went back to the North Pole to get more elves but still we couldn't get Santa out. He lived in that chimney for ever. By Tony Korianitis Exeter Public School Christmas is coming People running and running From store to store For gifts and more. Wrapping paper going fast! Bows and tape whipping past Scissors snipping through the air Christmas spirit is everywhere! Christmas cake and mincemeat pies Appear before you own eyes. Hurry and get the turkey dressed I think dessert is very best.! 11 Christmas RedPe We've baked , up a host of homemade wishes for our many customers. Merry Christmas and thanks. astairai 190 Main St. North CAF' Exeter 233-0453 • Rene Leveille Paula Leveille Peggy Hopper Laurie Broodfoof Romono Humphrey Henrietta Boon 3 ALBERT STREET CLINTON 482-3826 SEASON'S tiAt1I:It11111 We sincerely wish oil our generous potrons o wonderful Christmas and o Happy New Year May your holiday season be filled with Friends. family, love and joy. I;5 Ciseau HAIR DESIGN Times -Advocate, December. 24, 1986 Page 13 The truth of decoratIng the tree Unfortunately decorating the u'ee is of Christmas is in the air with not as glamorous as shown on the everyone at home safe and sound, television with the whole family sing- even though there are hockey play -by - Aug Christmas carols. Still the sense plays in the background! By Fayeanne Love Grade 8 Huron Centennial Since the first of December the question in the minds of all young children is: "When do we get the Christmas tree?" Parents can usually put off this question for at least two weeks and then the older children begin jo whine also. This is when "mommy" and "daddy" finally give in. Usually "daddy" gets the job of tak- ing the kids to pick out the tree. After many years of experience "daddy" objects but doesn't get anywhere and decides Saturday is the day. Now when they arrive at the tree farm all the kids scatter to find the tree they want. As it turns out four dif- ferent ones! After some pleading and begging the choice is narrowed down to two. Then the decision lies in "dad- dy's" hands. He chooses the tall but wide one. They load it up and head for home. "Mommy;' decides to let the Christmas tree dry. She then sends all the kids in different directions to gather up the decorations. Then on Saturday night "daddy" brings in the tree and sets it up. Now in the minds of all, this is a family pro- ject but this is Saturday night need 1 explain? After some nagging "dad- dy" is drawn from the T.V. to string up the lights. He then disappears again to check the score. By the time the tree is covered in tinsel, balls and candy canes, the kids are out of humor. They argue over certain ornaments or that someone did more work then someone else did or about anything they can think of. By MRS. E At the Granton United Church, the Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of the service and entitled his message "The Glory of Christmas". Even the poorest peasant tries to see the depths and senses the glory of Christmas. Christmas comes and goes, the lowest and highest of people experience its glory, said the minister. In the children's time, Rev. Pierce told them a story of how the children brought their allowance to school so that presents could be bought to help the poor people. Lighting the advent candle on the advent,wreath was Mrs. Ben Kop, Sunday school teacher. This denoted "the gift". Jesus was the gift. Receiving the sacrament of infant baptism from the Rev. Pierce was Andrew Charles Shainline, son of Mr. and Mrs... James Shainline of Granton. Mrs. Jackie Pierce favored'with a readine of her own composing entitl- CHRISTMAS By Erin Haskett Biddulph-Lucan School M is for Mary the mother .of Jesus E is for Eve - the night the Savior was born R is for our Redeemer R is for our Relatives Y is for the -coming Year. C is for the Christ child H is for being Happy on Christmas Day R is for Reindeer I is for Israel S is for the shepherds that came that night T is for Three Wise Men that' travelled far M is for the Manger where the Christ boy lay A is for the Angel of the Lord S is for Star that shone so bright M -E -R -R -Y C -H -R -I -S -T -M -A -S put it all together and it spells MERRY CHRISTMAS! A CHRISTMAS 2100 (Santa's workshop) By Peter Gryseels Grade 6- Precious Blood Ho Ho Ho. It was so much fun when my elves and I made presents by ourselves back in 1986. Children don't send me letters any more. Now they just call me on the telephone, no thanks to Alexander Graham Bell. No trouble what -so -ever. Sometimes I think no one care anymore. Everybody just takes me for granted. Being Santa Claus is a big respon- sibility you know. You try delivering all the presents to the world in one night. I once had one elf named Scooter. Ile was always by my side. he never let me down till he went off to law school. It's hard being Santa but it's what make the children happy and I love it! Dec. 24 1,1,1 a.m. - 7 p.m. Dec: 25 - Closed Merry ('hrisfmas- Dec. 26 - 11 a.m. - 3 a.m. Dec. 31 11 a.m. - 3 a.m. Jan. 1 - 12 noon - 1 a.m. Ilappv New Year Great pizza delivered free 4).277 Main St. N., Exeter 235.0188 FIJI HO! HO! May the joy of peace, love, health and prosperity be yours this holiday time. Thanks to all our wonderful customers and friends for making our first year in business such a success SNOWSKY KENNELS 460 Edward Exeter 235-1928 . SUMMEJtS ed "We are too busy being busy". The choir rendered two beautiful anthems "Star of the East" and "The Babe in the Manger". Personals Cliff and Ruth Cook, Pat and Joan Hardie, entertained for a 75th birth- day party for their mother Mrs. Robert Hardie, at Robindale's Ex- eter. Guests were present from Detroit, Michigan, Wayne, Michigan and Granton. Mrs. Hardie's sister Mrs. Edythe Hyner of Tuscon, Arizona was present also. I would like to wish Bill, Ross and their famlies and the staff of the T.A. a very Merry Christmas and a Hap- py New Year. I would also like to ex- tend special thanks to Dorothy Hern for taking the news over the phone when the mailing system makes it im- possible to mail my news to meet the deadline. Season's greetings to all! DEAR SANTA by Carrie -Lynne Ffnkbefner Grade 7 Stephen Central Hi- How are you? How are your elves and reihdeer? I've been good, I think, so have my brothers and sister. I'm going to ask you for alot, so hand on to you rhat and reindeer for a long trip to my mind. O.K. for mom anddad I want an electric ice-cream maker. For my sister, Michelle, a cricket doll, for Jeff my younger brother, the whole set of Rambo. For Shawn a ghetto with two tapes decks. For me Carrie -Lynne a camera with the flash and film to it. And 3 gifts for my family. 1. a satelight, 2. a three wheeler and 3rd a stereo. I'd don't expect to get it all but most of it. Thank -you. P.S. Are you reindeer still there? ;l. 1t. !!t tt. Merry Christmas and Happy New Yea May the true spirit of Christmas be with you and yours this holiday season. Councillor Tom Humphreys Sr• NOTICE Exeter's new car dealers will close at 6 p.m. during January and February. Regular sales hours will resume in March. miles ford sales IN EXITIR Main St., Ex•t•r 235-0121 IN EXETER XETER CHRYSLER! 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