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Stephen Central Nutcracker
Stephen Central Public School students entertained their parents and families with
Christmas Pageant Tuesday night. Top picture: the Kindergarten I class entertains with
`Dancing Elves' number. Middle picture: Kindergarten ll class sing the 'Must be Santa'
and at bottom: Grades 4 to 8 perform the Nutrcracker musical.
Dear Santa
I would like a Snowracer.
From Kelly and Steven Consitt
son and daughter of
Brenda and Scott
Gift shop
proceeds
presented
EXETER - The regular meeting
of South Huron Hospital Auxiliary
was held on December 10 with 38
in attendance. President Donna
Paynter welcomed everyone and
read an article on "greeting cards".
Laura Sillery, a gift shop commit-
tee member, presented the Auxil-
iary with a cheque for $2500.00 on
behalf of the Gift Shop.
The winning ticket on Molly
Moo Cow went to Mary 011enberg.
the winning ticket on the quilt was
drawn by Don Currell and won by
Maxine Sereda.
Gift of the month went to Verla
Russell. Volunteer of the month
was Maxine Sereda. She received a
red rose from the president.
After the business meeting, they
moved to the Board Room where
the hospital staff entertained with a
skit, followed by a lunch.
The next meeting will be held
March 11, 1997. Christmas cards
were signed by those present and
Gent to long-time members Leone
Brock and Jean Murray at the Exet-
er Villa.
Times -Advocate, December 23, 1996
Page 9
Gifts -donated to Christmas Bureau
em`beEXETER - Thirty-two mem-
bers
rs of the afternoon unit of the
Exeter United Church Women
met for the Christmas meeting.
Gifts for the Christmas Bureau
and the Food Bank were present-
ed. Business was conducted by
Doris Denham, unit leader. Helen
Coates, General President, report-
ed that the Dedication of Officers
will be held on January 5, 1997.
Leona Hem and Laura Dickey
were in charge of the program
and opened with a Christmas
reading by Dickey. The Christ-
mas story as told by St. Luke was
read by Ruth Elwood,Doris Sil-
lery, Jean Noels, Mary Baechler,
Hilda Taylor and Helen Roberts
closed with prayer.
Hern gave a reading "What
Child is This?". Elaine Skinner
presented two solos "The Friendly
Beasts and an acrostic of Christ-
mas.
A six-year-old child's story of a
1946 Christmas concert in Mani-
toba was enjoyed by the group.
A lunch of fruit bread, cheese
and tea brought the afternoon to a
close.
Santa's Trip to Hawaii
By Stefan Zehetner, Grade 5
Precious Blood School
Last October Santa had a very
bad cold. He was coughing and
sneezing all day long and he had a
fever. Mrs. Clause was very wor-
ried and made chicken noodle soup
for Santa but Santa didn't get bet-
ter.
So they decided that Santa should
go on a trip down south and have a
holiday in the sun.
They went to the travel agent and
bought a ticket for Santa to Hawaii.
Santa packed some shorts, t -shirts
and his bathing suit and off he
went. When he arrived in Hawaii
he was very excited about the sun
and the beach. He swam in the
ocean and built sand castles. Soon
his cold got better. One day when
he was at the beach Santa met a lit-
tle boy. His name was Rico.
They played together every day.
Rico's father was a fisherman and
he took Santa and Rico out on his
boat fishing. One day Rico invited
Santa to his parents' house for sup-
per. For supper they had all kinds
of Hawaiian food and Santa really
liked it. Rico had five brothers and
sisters and they all liked to play
with Santa.
Then they asked Santa to tell
them a story. Santa told them a sto-
ry about the North Pole and the
reindeer and the snow. Rico and his
brothers and sisters really liked
Santa's story and they wanted to
hear more about the snow. They
had never seen snow in their life.
When Santa asked them what they
wanted for Christmas they all said
that they would like to go to the
North Pole to play in the snow.
The next day Santa had to go
home again. He said goodbye to
Rico and his family and soon he
was back in the North Pole with
Mrs. Claus.
When he,
p er about Rico and
,:6it bn�tl�e• sisters they both
,-'¢tiled to •
-Make their wish -come
4e'r true.
On Christmas Day after Santa
was done his work he flew down to
Hawaii with his reindeer to pick up
Rico and his family. Then they all
went back to the North Pole. The
E . children all had a lot of fun in the
snow and building snowmen. They
stayed out in the snow all day.
their When they went to bed that night
their they told Santa that this was the
song best Christmas ever.
Santa
By Sabrina Brand, Grade 5
Stephen Public School
Here comes Santa with his big, big
sack
I wonder what is in his great big
pack
Jonathan wants a dog
Mom wants a cat
Dad wants a bit of hair that he can
brush back
I want a little sister
To play with all the time
Mom says, "No way!"
Because babies cry and whine.
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