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12 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 21, 1993 "Wishing You A Very Merry Christmas" Stories from Immaculate Conception Catholic School The Christmas Tree Once upon a time there were two girls. Their names were Madeline and Nicole. They were 80 poor that they had nev- er had a Christmas tree in their life. Their Mother's name was Diane. Diane had never mar- ried so the girls had no Father. It was Dec. 10, 1920. Every- one had a Christmas tree but them. They were so sad. One day a man came up to Diane and said "Would you like a Christmas tree? I have heard you're a little poor." Diane was so happy she said, "Oh yes you are so kind The kids were so happy when they saw it. Diane married the man who gave her the Cristmas tree and every year the girls got a Christmas tree and they all lived happily ever after. The End. ("by Madeline & Nicole, Grade4 Santa Claus And The Three Elves One day Santa Claus and the three elves went to get a Christ- mas tree for Christmas. They got the bigest Christmas tree in the world. It just fited in the house. They decorated it very nicely. They liked it a lot. The Elves had to help Santa get the toys ready for Christmas. It was going to be a long Christmas. Off the reindeer flew in the air. Santa was taking the rein- deer and exspecially Rudolph for getting him from that nasty night. Mrs. Claus came in the room Santa was fast asleep. The next morning Santa thankt the elves from getting the Christmas tree up. He gave the three elves an award. He gave the elves a Christmas decoration. by Jeremy Goreski, Grade 3 Age 8 ave A Best Wishes Neil, Cathy, Ron & Staff a As we throw another yule log on the fire, our thoughts are with the many fine folk we've bad the privilege to know and serve this past year. May contentment and joy warm your beart this holiday season. NEIL BACON AUCTIONS: LTD. Greenbank, Ontario - David Chow's Restaurant & Dining Lounge Closed December 25, 26 & 27. Will re-open December 28 Open December 31 until Midnight & New Years Day from 12 noon to 8:00pm » Eo oy x4 ---- PER EER pr wt A on Christmas Christ is born and on this day He is remembered in a special way Reindeer are getting ready to fly - | Itlooks like Santa's a busy guy - Santa will be coming soon Time is passing slow Months are gone And here he is : Santa Claus Ho! Ho! Ho! by Julie Lamb, Grade b, Age 10 Waiting For Santa One night we were waiting for Santa. He was on his way. We were getting ready for bed. There was one thing missing. - A Christmas list. "Oh no," said Tim, "Lets go and find it." "Come, come," said a strange voice. "I can help you too." "0.K."said Tim and Chris. They went in a car. They were head- ing north. They saw a little house. Santa was in it. Santa said, "What do you want for Christmas?" "We want a ride." OK. "Ho! Ho! Ho! We will go to your house first with the presents." said Santa. Merry Christmas. TheEnd. = by Chris Milligan and Tim Lamb, Age 8 -- --e A r-- - --_-- - -- ns Greetings Thank you for putting your trust in us. Chistmas It was two weeks before Chistmas when Jennifer was writing a letter to Santa Claus. It said, Dear: Santa Claus; How is Mrs. Claus? I've been extra good this year. I want some books and some dolls," movies and a dog that is all this year. From: Jennifer. After she went to mail the let- ter. Jennifer was so excited. She played in the snow and Jmade a snowman. . One day before Christmas. Jennifer was so happy she asked if she can stay up. Her Thom said "yes" you can Jenni- er. . When Jennifer was waiting in front of the fireplace she heard a sound she said it must be Santa Claus. When he came down the chimney, she was sur- prise to see him.-He brought all the thing she wanted. In the morring she told her mom that she saw Santa Claus and she got all the thing she 'wanted and that was Jennifers best Christmas ever had. The end. : by Gina, Grade 3, Age8 Tre ------ a ee 0 h-~ 2 « 2 Lt eed 3 £4 oN ! | | pi fog ERR WEE X aa THE REFINISHING TOUCH Bonnie and Clarence [ ofan SIE HTH AN TLIO RIN GAA ih dad 0h gl TH Ser SSS |} Et : a po A AL) Yo gs ef Il : HOLIDAY GREETINGS! We would like to extend our best wishes to our valued customers for a safe & happy holiday season. PRECISION AUTO ELECTRIC Tim & Michele Bartley & family 'past his bec Claus" freshly baked chocolate Santa istoo Fat One night Santa stayed up time to eat Mrs. chip cookies. He ate so many that he got stuck in the chair. Mrs. Claus' walked into: the kitchen and noticed that her jol- ly, old husband was stuck. But Suckily. there was a big hole in the back of the chair, so she got Rudolph to push him out with his antlers. Santa flew out of the chair and fell flat on his face. "I've fallen and I can't get up," he cried. So Mrs. Claus helped himup. "Pe When Christmas eve rolled around Santa was still as fat as ever. He just couldn't loose any weight. That night he went to get into his sled and Santa couldn't fit! "Oh my gosh," said Santa. "I'm. too fat!?!" Santa waddled over to the elves and told them: his problem. They quickly went to work on build- ing an addition for his sled. By eight o'clock the sled was done and all the elves hoisted Santa up to his sled. It was a tight fit, but he was in. Everyone helped load the presents onto the sliegh and were off, but they soon had a problem. Santa wouldn't. fit down the chimneys! So Santa decided to drop the presents down the chimneys and get the elves to put them in place. After going to a few houses, Santa lost enough weight to go down the chimneys himself. They were soon finished and Santa never ate too many cookies again. by Jennifer Pilkingiton, Jennifer Goode and Amy Wilson 4 ~~. Grade7 Born in a manger. Earthly peace. Every Inn was full. Three wise men came to visit. Hallowed by thy name. Little baby in the hay. Everlasting life. Heavens cheer for joy. Every star twinkles bright. (For the) p Messiah has come. by Steve Trainor Grade6 . Age 11 29, >» > . 2A "Christmass For Sharing With fondest wishes for health and happiness, we send our friends and customers our sincere thanks. LOW & LOW FUNERAL HOME SCUGOG CHAPEL Funeral Director: John Low a A h ANN Co