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Times Advocate, 1993-12-22, Page 23Tyrtafr-- COk T- IV %vl 11 ` H / cc i Zng'1(`1(.0't>1' 11 we want for "c, Christmas is our O). S h c C a rout G;Pt.t,nt4ORL'A - `6 I� --4;(1'9-Lti4 \ ,,Ga/ Cif e f. /\ Cif ` AI Ad tied (1Ah Bu ir.4 P'+A k../, ,P kitYP.59 vhnvi'ci'Ef ts..d Merry Christmas frode One 95hicy ''ter The Snowman By Matthew Johns Grade 2, Exeter Public School Once upon a time there was a snowman named Frosty. He liked playing. He liked running and hav- ing fun. He was made on Christ- mas Day. Ile liked laughing. He teased people. He like playing with people and having fun with them. He ran and had so much fun he didn't hear the traffic cop say "Stop!!!" He said, "Sorry" to the cop for going across the road. He crossed the road on the green light and got across the road. He finally got across to the other side and went to the next cross over. He went on the green light and when he came back he went across both streets on the green lights with his friends. On that day Frosty took a walk with his friends. He wore a silk hat which made him real and that day he came to life. He had a button nose. He wore a jacket which kept him warm. He had two eyes made out of coal that the children found. He had a mouth made from a car- rot so he could eat each day and so he could laugh when we hard something funny and so he could talk to other people. He smelled all the things of Christmas and the snow. He saw Christmas things. He saw a snowman. He saw all the prices and the presents that were in underneath the trees. He walked from house to house to house and he saw the lights on the houses and the lights on the - trees in the houses where the presents were. He walked and he walked until he was hungry. So he went to K.F.C. and ordered the Festive Meal Deal and the mini turtles came with it. He ate all of it. And he got a drink. He sat down and drank alt of it. He was so tired he forgot the way home and got lost. He started to walk one way. He saw home he thought. So he went there. It wasn't the place. So he started to walk in another direction. He found his way home. He went there. It was the house. He was happy to be home. He found the place where he was made that day. He lived happi- ly ever after. Twelve Days of Christmas By Joy Luangkham Grade 3, Exeter Public School On the first day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me a new tree in a truck. On the second day of Christmas my true friend gave to me two brand new cakes. On the third day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me three ra- dios. On the fourth day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me four birds flying. I am Cameron and I would like a racecar set and a ball for my dog, cat and a little one for my fish. Have a good trip and I love you. I am Tammy and I would like Baby Check-up and a magic pony, so would Cameron. I love you Santa, have a great trip. From Cameron Robertson Age 5 and Tammy Coward Age 4 353 William St. Exeter, Ontario Children of George & Pam Robertson Doug and Cheryl Coward Wisking You Joy? We re counting our blessings and your kind friendship is at the top of the list. It's been a privilege and a pleasure doing business with you. 41111111r, -111056-411 IJOIr •11 M111111011111 rliI74tl'� " irk 9bdanggenrent andStaff wish as our friends and customers A Merry Christmas and a P►vspercvus New Year Thanks for your patronage in 1993 Looking forward to serving you in 1994 Waft, Barb Tisdsrnan, Bud and Alma Promoter, Wayne and Lynda Parkinson, Diary Liddy, Gard McOonaid, .lean WIele. Hoo ayita a: CCiossd Dec. 25, 26, 27, 31 Jan. 1194 ,SOMA TIRE (EICETEQ) LTD. 246 Main •t. N. 2350330 ;.---1._Crr.1(TIP ! On the fifth day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me five tea pots. On the sixth day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me six brand new play .trucks. On the seventh day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me seven brand new maps. On the eighth day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me nine lxandnew suits. On the ninth day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me nine brand new suits. On the tenth day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me ten new pools. On the eleventh day of Christ- mas, my true friend gave to me eleven brand new sand boxes. On the twelfth day of Christmas, my true friend gave to me, twelve new clocks. By Nathan Holmes Grade 3, Exeter Public Scholl On the twelfth day of Christina*. true friend gave to me: Twelve dirt bikes, Eleven dirt bike models, Ten thoroughbred horses, Nine speed boats, Eight cattle farms, Seven chocolate cakes, Six Husky dogs, Five tom cats, Four baseball hW. Three hockey books, Two baseballs, And a Bluejay in a pear tree! Times -Advocate, December 22,1993 Page 23 The Elf who was Jealous By Julie Forrest Hensel! PS., Grade 7 Way up at the North Pole Santa and his elves were getting ready for Christmas, but there was one prob- lem. It started like this... While the elves were making sure all the presents for the tittle girls and boys were made. Tiny Tim was at the sleigh making sure alt the lights worked. While Tiny Tim was sitting in the sleigh he thought of an idea to destroy Christmas. Tiny Tim was so jealous of Santa be- cause everybody liked him and be- cause he was so magical. He took the sleigh and hid it behind the shed hoping no-one would find it. He went back inside and went to the Toy Department where all the toys were kept for all the little boys and girls. The rest of the elves went for lunch break and Tiny Tim stayed there. He took all the presents and hid them in Santa's bedroom. Then he went to lunch. After everyone had finished lunch they went back to work in the toy factory. Mistletoe got to the factory first and saw that the toys were gone. Mistletoe told everyone to look all over to find the toys be- cause there were only three days left before Christmas. Holly found the presents in Santa's bedroom. Mistletoe quickly ran to the bed- room hoping it wasn't true. When he got there he couldn't believe his eyes. The other elves saw Santa coming down the hall. Santa want- ed to know what all the commotion was about. Misteltoe explained that the toys had been missing and that they were found in Santa's bed- room. Santa was surprised. He said he hadn't put the toys there. All the elves wondered who did put them there. The elves took the toys back to the Toy Department and contin- ued working on the rest. The next day the toys were all ready for Christmas Eve night but they couldn't find the sleigh. They knew something had gone wrong and they had to tell Santa. Some elves didn't want to because they thought Santa had taken the toys to his bedroom. But Mistletoe and a few others went to Santa and excit- edly told him the sleigh was miss- ing. He told them to calm down and to explain the problem. They said that Tiny Tim was supposed 'o look after the sleigh but now it was missing. Holly said that Tiny Tim was late for lunch one day; we should go talk to him. So they did. A few minutes later Holly and Mistletoe were talking to Tiny Tim and he finally admitted that he had hidden the sleigh because he was jealous of Santa. He was hoping that everyone would be mad at San- ta for destroying Christmas. Now he was sorry for what he had done. He asked everyone to forgive him. All the elves hugged him and for- gave him and became friends again. They went back to Santa and told him the whole story. Tiny Tim showed them where the sleigh was and that night Tiny Tim, Santa and the reindeer had a wonderful time delivering the toys to all the girls and boys. The Christmas Story By Melissa Parkinson McGillivray P.S., Grade 5 Jesus was bom in a stable in a manger in Bethlehem. When Mary was pregnant with Jesus they rode on a donkey to Bethlehem. The an- gels, shepherds, wisemen, animals, Mary and Joseph gathered around the manger. The shepherds followed a bright star which led them to Jesus. Wise - men brought baby Jesus gold, frankincense and myrrh. When Je- sus got older he told everyone all about God. Christmas By Reid O'Neil McGillivray P.S., Grade 3 C ookie H olly R ed I ce S anta T oys Merry A ngel S tocking from the staff of W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. We would like to extend a special thank you to all our good friends and patrons for your confidence, loyalty and support. Merry Christmas and all the best in 1994 s * ,y w rsdand Mir el,* the feettee aurin, Mere 6060111t our trisinus der the glit tet rani warm tlit'lslrttralp aced loyal patronage ?itank,tlou for your patronage in 1993 and we tookforivarcd to serving you in 1994 The Management and staff HYDE BROTHERS FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED Si Wellington at. ,lei. Old Mag. 7# ad. Henson 282-2605 • IrIlpOtah