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Santa brings big smiles during neighbourhood visits in Shakespeare

Rys, Oscar and Colten Burgers, who live near Amulree, were surprised – and thrilled – to discover they could all fit on Santa’s big knees and even bigger belly. The boys are part of Jenna and Terry Burgers’ broiler-breeder chicken farm. Santa joked that if the Burger family grows any more, he may need to “work on having a bigger lap.” Gary West photo
Rys, Oscar and Colten Burgers, who live near Amulree, were surprised – and thrilled – to discover they could all fit on Santa’s big knees and even bigger belly. The boys are part of Jenna and Terry Burgers’ broiler-breeder chicken farm. Santa joked that if the Burger family grows any more, he may need to “work on having a bigger lap.” Gary West photo

By Gary West


Santa made a special tour through Shakespeare on Saturday, stopping at homes throughout the village and delighting young families with an early taste of Christmas magic.

With Lennie behind the beard and the sleigh parked nearby, the jolly old elf posed for countless photos and listened carefully as local children shared their Christmas wishes.

Most kids had their lists ready, along with the age-old question from Santa: “Have you been naughty or nice?”

These three brothers assured him they’ve been very good – always trying to do what mom and dad ask – though they admitted their grandparents spoil them just a little.

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