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By LAURIE PROUT
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"Oh, no its getting late too".
Santa cried.
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Christmas at all.
A Great Night
By MICHAEL LENTING
Hensall
There was a star so bright,
Sining in the night
Sheperds came from far,
Following a bright star.
Angels did appear,
To see God's son so dear.
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The House on the Hill
By F.P. VAN BUSSEL JR.
St. Patricks
Parliament Hill was very gay.
Santa Claus was on his way.
All across this great, wide land
People were counting the grains
of sand.
The Prime Minister called to
attention
A number of points he'd like to
mention.
"Before the Christmas holiday,
There are some things I'd like to
say.
First of all secretary of state,
(And the rest of you listen as I
relate.)
For weeks my wife has nagged
me,
She wants to go to Miami.
"On Christmas day I'll be gone-
Me. me wife, and me little son.
We'll not be gone too far away-
Down to the old U.S. of A.
And, Dear Sec., I need your
help...
Can you take care of our little
dog, Yelp?
The Prime Minister fixed a glare
At the Secretary sitting in his
chair.
The Secretary was blushing oh so
red-
If he refused, he knew he'd be
dead.
But he knew also of that mutt,
Yelp
After a week with it HE'D need
help.
He gulped hard, he cleared his
throat,
He readied his voice for that
dreaded note.
Yes or no, he had to decide.
And yet he couldn't, for all he
tried.
He anxiously watched a cigarette
being lit,
He uttered a definite, "I'll think
about it! !"
The P.M. continued: "Now point
number two
And I hope this doesn't make you
feel blue.
With much regret and a heavy
heart,
This morose message to you I
impart.
You got one, ever since you've
known us,
But I'm afraid, this year, no
Christmas bonus!"
"String 'em up! !" one started to
shout,
Followed by a tamer, "Throw
him out!'
"Oh fuddle duddle", the P.M.
said,
He was drowned out by "Off with
his head".
The rising cresendo filled the
room,
Till the janitor threatened them
all with his broom.
The babbling ceased, everything
was hushed,
Some M.P.s smiled some M.P.s
blushed.
The P.M. ahemed upright he
stood,
Upon the platform made of wood.
He said to them "Now we'll
a tenda,
The third item on our agenda.
"We need some milk and cookies
because,
We gotta leave something for
Santa Claus.
He travels the world far and
near,
And he must be tired when he
gets here".
The honorable members didn't
want to try it,
So they all got up and said "Be
quiet".
The janitor got up again,
And started to shake his broom at
them.
The Prime Minister was really
mad
That was twice already that they
had been bad.
He proceeded to give them some
discipline,
While his face registered a dopey
grin.
"Now listen you guys", he
proceeded.
"The trouble you gave is more
than I needed.
Just to steer you in the right
direction,
I'm going to call another elec-
tion!"
"OH NO!, Not yet! "I'm to
young to die".
And, "Augh" they began to sob
and cry.
This year no Christmas holiday,
The election campaign is on its
way.
The carollers are, really
pollsters,
And party leaders have hands on
their holsters. .
Parliament hill isn't very gay,
This year no Christmas
holiday! Ill!
What a Mess!
By LORI KENNEDY
J.A.D. McCurdy
Our living room on Christmas
morning may not be as bad as
some people's, Our living room is
crowded and overflowing.
Everyone comes running down
the steps very early despite my
mother's warning. They don't
care what they do or where they
throw She paper. It is anywhere
and everywhere. Sometimes, you
would think our living room was
made of paper.
My little sister will open a
present, throw the paper, drop
her present and pick up another.
Everyone forgets themselves and
follows suit. You might think that
we would lose our presents and I
wonder why Ve haven't.
When we are finished opening
all our presents we tidy up all the
paper and put our presents neatly
under the tree to admire. After
we have finished breakfast and
have done the dishes we all go
back into the living room,
We all get out a game or
something we want to try. It is
really quite fun to. open our
presents even though we do mess
the living room up quite a bit and
can't blame our mom for ex-
claiming, "What a mess!"
Shhhh!
By LAURA ARGYLE
Huron Centennial
Shhhh, be very quiet,
As quiet as a mouse,
Or else, you know that Santa
Claus,
Will not come to your house.
Don't stay awake to catch him,
Becausebefore you know,
He'll have your Christmas
stocking
Stuffed from top to toe.
With candy.canes and apples,
With nuts and oranges too,
And leave before you see him,
Cause I tried to catch him too!
I tip toed down the stairs,
To see what I could see,
Andthere were all the presents.
Stuffed beneath the tree.
And though I'm very sure,
I never slept a wink,
I know that Santa Claus,
Is smarter, than you or I woulc
think,
He must have told his reindeer,
To be quiet, shhh no noise,
He didn't wantthe girls and boys,
To see any of their toys.
So now you've heard my story,
Now off to bed you go,
When you wake in the morning,
You'll be surprised, I know.
Then turning to my husband,
I said,' "Of course you know,"
"They'll try to catch Santa
Claus,"
As I did years ago."
Christmas
By RONNIE KENNEDY
J.A,D. McCurdy
Christnas is white
And quite all-right
With presents and toys
For goodlittle girls and boys.
Santa is fat and jolly
Boy! If I could see him, golly!
He is dressed in white and red
When he comes, you're in bed.
Christmas trees are fun
With presents from the son.
They are decorated with iciles
Some people receive bicycles
So you see Christmas is quite a
day
The bells will ring,
In a manger of hay!
Christmas is Near
By DALE PARSONS
Huron Centennial
When candles burn through the
night,
And wreaths are hung high,
When carols are sung joyously,
And glittering stars pass by.
When mistle-toe is where all can
see
And trees are cluttered with
lights.
When gifts are wrapped with
paper and bows,
And food is prepared just right,
When years ago Jesus came,
And we're told stories clear,
Then its as sure as the nose on
your face,
That Christmas is very near.
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