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PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1987.
Brussels students write to Santa Claus
DEAR SANTA,
Ifl could give one thing to each of
myfamily members they would be:
to Dad, I would give a train set
because he really wants one and he
has been good all year; to Mom, 1
would give a new car because she
always wanted a new one and
because the old one has to be fixed
a lot; to Christine, 1 would give her
lots ofbooks about dogs, cats, cows
and horses because when we read
together she says cows and cats
and dogsand horses; and to Mike, 1
would give wrestlers so he won’t
disturb me when I’m reading.
Jacquie Sell!
Brussels Public School
Grade 6/7
Big sister would get a new
stereo. Our family could listen to
our favourite music. I’d give my
brothera mountain racing bike. He
would be surprised.
For Dad I would get a new car.
He needs it for work. For Grandma
and Grandpa I would buy tickets to
Florida. They could take me to
Disneyworld.
Everybody at my house would be
superhappy. I would feel like Santa
Claus!
Lesley Stretton
Grade 3
Brussels Public School
rusty to fix. And for Rodney please
bring him a bike because the other
one has no chain.
Darren Bauer
Grade 6/7
Brussels Public School
brakes.
For Vincent, bring a toy because
the old one went down the stairs too
much. And for Brett, pleasebring a
car because the other one was too
DEAR SANTA,
Please bfing my Mom a dish
washer because the old one broke
down. And for Dad, please bring a
car because the old one has no
In the Brussels Public School's Christinas presentation of “The
Wizard of Oz,” Dorothy [Stephanie Henry] hugs her travelling
companion, the Cowardly Lion [Ross Machan] in afond farewell before
wishing her way back to Kansas from the Land of Oz. The Tin
Woodman [Devon Henry] and the little dog, Toto [Philip Graber] await
their turns.
DEAR SANTA,
Christmas shopping is hard. I
don’t know what to buy for my
family. Well, if 1 had lots of money,
it would be easier.
I would get Mom a new
dishwasher. My brother and I
wouldn’t have to do the dishes
anymore.
iSTmfij
GODERICH
DEAR SANTA,
Ifl could, I would give these
presents to my family. I would like
to give my sister, Victoria, a Jem
doll and accessories for all the
naughty things I have done to her.
To my brother, Robert, I would
like to buy an experiment kit
because he’s always making some
thing.
Tomysmallestsister. Georgina,
I would like to give a pet monkey,
she’s always liked monkeys.
For my dog Tessie, I would like a
million birds to chase.
For my Dad, I would wish for a
basement full of food and a new
recliner (Tessie sits on the old one).
For my mum I would get her all
the dresses and blouses and skirts
and make-up I could because she
deserves a lot for putting up with
me for 10 years.
Merry Christmas
Emma Richards
Grade 6/7
Brussels Public School
Province extends
farm assistance
Farmers who do not have
enough collateral to secure bank
loans to cover operating costs will
continue to benefit from the
OperatingLoanGuarantee Pro
gram (OLGP), Ontario Agriculture
and Food Minister Jack Riddell
announced recently.
“Ontario farmers may continue
to apply for operating loan guaran
tees for an extended three-year
period up to December 31, 1990,’’
said Riddell.
The program assists needy
farmers by providing guarantees
to lending institutions. In the event
of a default, the government would
pay the lending institution the
amount guaranteed.
A hearty greeting to all our
friends. It’s a pleasure to wish you
the merriest of holidays at this time.
We thank you for your patronage.
FROM MANAGEMENT AND STAFF
TURNBERRY
UPHOLSTERY
BRUSSELS 887-6073
Kzehts
LISTOWEL WINGHAM