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Times Advocate, 1999-12-22, Page 52Wednesday, December 22, 1999 Exeter Times -Advocate 49 The EarlyYears class at Zurich Public School perform the "Reindeer Hokey Pokey" during rehearsal for the school's Christmas concert on Monday. Pictured from left are Amanda Thiel, Matthew Webster and Cody Strucke. (photo/Scott Nixon) May your holiday he filled with every happiness the holidays have to offer. We appreciate your patronage. and friendship. M -D ALL ENGINE REPAIR • Sales and Service • 519-263-2313 2.5 Miles North of Exeter on Hwy. #4 How I Plan to Celebrate the Last Christmas of the Century By Sasha Strong, Gr. 6 Biddulph :ventral School I plan to celebrate the last Christmas of the cen- tui ► with pride, knowing that I've done my best in the past ten years. I will celebrate it in my house with my family and loved ones around me. We will open the gifts under our tall, green Christmas tree. In the evening we will have the traditional Christmas dinner with all the dressings. After din- ner is the chatting and coffee, as the children run around, hyper from all the desserts. Throughout all this we will be thinking of all the relatives who could not be there or who have passed away. That is what I will be doing on the last Christmas of the century. TIMES -ADVOCATE @GOGIMVIA.A5 QEDVL r2VbIaLlo DAAD L OIAC43 For the Week of December 27 to 31 DISPLAY & CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING December 23 - 2 P.M. For the Week of Janu?ry 3 to 7 DISPLAY - December 30 - 2 p.m. CLASSIFIED January 3 - 10 a.m. loGI 3TMAL SOCI 3`U'O R ill0Q9 338 December 24 - Closed at noon December 27 - Closed December 31- Closed at noon 424 Main St. Exeter 235-1331 Fax: 235-0766 • email: to@eedy. com (mail slot available in front door) EA Is Santa Real? By Curtis Pfaff, Gr. 8 Mt. Carmel School Is Santa real? Some children would say so, But some adults would say no. But who's to define who or what Santa is? Santa could be the person who shakes like a bowl full of jelly, Or the person that deliv- ers toys to Nelly, On Christmas why are people nice, When normally they're not? Why aren't children naughty, When before they fought? Is Santa real or is he not? He is real to some and others not, But those who think not, Who is responsible for the Christmas Spirit? We both know why Santa is real, And why he is not. Christmas Poem By Jenny Twynstra McGillivray Public School The snow is falling down at night With children waiting, what a sight. Waiting, waiting for Santa Claus And the sound of rein- deers' paws Down the chimney soot on snow Oops, off the bed I must go! Wreath By Candice Hay Janke, Gr. 3 Exeter Public School W hite ribbons on the wreath R eindeer ornaments too E vergreen boughs A n angel as well T en red berries H olly leaves with branch- es The Boy Who Loved Christmas By Chris VanKasteren St. Patricic's School Once upon a time there was a boy named Alfred. He liked toys, video games, Nintendo, wrestling and magazines. He loved Christmas with all the trees, candy canes, and presents. He liked Christmas so much he wished it would be every day. The next morning he woke up and it was Christmas. He ran down the stairs and opened his presents. He got toys, candy, money and clothes. He played with his gifts all day until 10:30, then he went to bed. The next morning Alfred ran down the stairs and saw presents. He opened all his pre- sents and he got the same thing as yesterday. Alfred realized this would hap- pen for the rest of his life. Alfred wished and wished that Christmas would be once a year but it was every day. One week after, Alfred wanted to change Christmas so: he played tricks on his par- ents. Alfred's parents were sad Christmas was ruined all because of Alfred. Alfred felt bad. Alfred found out the meaning of Christmas is to be with your family, not to get presents. Then Alfred decided to have a good Christmas. The next morning Alfred was on his best behaviour, no goofy ges- tures. His father was. wondering why he wasn't behaving badly like he usually did but he didn't say anything. The next morning Alfred went down the stairs and didn't see any presents. Alfred was glad that it wasn't Christmas. Christmas By Cameron wells, Grade 3 Exeter Public School Christmas trees and lights big family celebration Santa and presents Dec. 25 Christmas By Katey Potter, Gr. 2 Exeter Public School C hristmas carols Holly is in the hall R inging bells I hang my stocking S tar is on the tree T he tree for you and me M ary's baby is Jesus A merry Christmas to you S anta will come A Christmas Thank You We extend to our valued customers our best wishes for a safe and happy holiday Season ev Photo & Framing il 430MainSt.S. •` Exeter 235-3713 Christmas Is... By Jordyn Biicke Gr.ade 4 Mensal! Public School C is for candles burning so bright H is for holly that hangs from the doors R is for the reindeers of course I is fetpicicles glistening in the • S is for singing songs so nice Tis for trimming the tree and turkey M is for mom, mistletoe and more A is for alright, presents galore S is for Santa, so full of life The Staff of Scotty's Plea and Subs In Huron Park Wou1 f like to wish you a Joyous Holidayl season In the Holiday Tradition - We're taking time to say thanks for your patronage. • We're pleased to have you as customers and proud to. call you our friends. Merry Christmas anafj Happy New Year from Willis & Joanne q 6w Hand Stripping: Repairs • Glazes:j Lacquer Coatings Mon. -Sat, 94 .Varna Bus 233-7110.' ik 1.: I '�,' ':01111111 Ap VI .ill ..., ......_ 4 4 O. ,. lad ,< DEVELOPMENTS 1 25 Abbey Isnc. Exeter. Ontario. Canada NOM iSl (519) 235-3293 / Fax: (519) 235-0393 Manger By Teri Stucldess Grade 2, Stephen Central MisforMary A is for Angel N is for nice people at the manger G is for good little Jesus. E is for everyone at the manger R is for getting ready for Jesus. We hope you and your family share happiness and glad tidings. Thank you for your patronage Our warmest regards. Perry's Drywall Prince Alfred, Centralia 228-6837 Seu.son's Greeting DEVELOPERS OF ha.dowRi4ge A luxurious adult community of only 28 quality built bungalow -style freehold townhomes. Thanks for your patronage and all the best in 2000