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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-12-14, Page 38I,i • RgErams mamet laCZE 3 CMEM VSLC ! iEZIWaifZi ' iESZ VA( 12Z4 EAMIVSZ BUM YeZt 125:1126Z Yir5Z K VSZs Robbers in a helicopter steal the presents Santa And The Robbers At Christmas Eve the elves were working very hard. Once the elves were finished they went up to their nice cozy beds. It was early when the elves went to bed. Santa was a little tired too so he took a little nap and so did Mrs. Claus. When they all were sleep- ing the door flew open and in came a robber. He went to the work shop and he stole all the toys. When Santa got up to make his Christmas journ- ey and saw that the toys were stolen, he called the elves and Mrs. Claus stayed at the North Pole to see if they could find them while Santa went in to see if he could find the toys. When Santa was riding in his sled he met a helicopter and Santa saw a pack of toys in the back. So Santa follow- ed the helicopter and it stopped at a little cottage covered with white snow. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 21, 1983—Page 10a The robbers were so happy that they went outside and made a snow man. And Santa went into the cottage and got the toys. Then Santa hopped into his sleigh and made his Christmas journey. Steve Bushell, grade 3 Kinloss Central Avery special Christmas for Garfield GarBeid'a Special aislatinas Garfield was fighting with Odie again. John, who was Bre owner of Garfield, was very upset with Garfield. John screamed and said, "Stop it or you're not going to have Lasagna!" Garfield started to mumble at Odie and then Odie was growling at Garfield. "I said stop it!" yelled John again. Garfield was still upset with Odie but he tried to stop another fight. At supper they had Las- agna. Garfield who loved Lasagna "caned" out on it. After supper Garfield was thinking about Christmas. He wasn't really thinking about presents he was think- ing about food that would be on the table that day.. Odie, who was trying to ignore Garfield's mumbling, was making Christmas cards for his mother and his other relatives. John was thinking about Christmas too. He was think- ing about Garfield's mother. I wonder if she could spend Christmas here, he thought. The next day John went to town to invite Garfield's mother. She said "Yes". Christmas came. Garfield was trying to make himself hungry watching TV. Then all of a sudden he heard somebody but he wasn't sure who it was. He went to see who is was. Then in front of him he saw his mother. His mother said, "Hello darling!" Garfield who was overjoyed kissed her. Garfield asked many clues; tions about Uncle Harvey and many other questions. Soon the time was gone and Garfield's mother had to go home. Garfield and I wish you a very Merry Christmas! Judy Lane, grade 5 Kinloss Central A Christmas tragedy for Santa Claus Agri taaaa Tragedy On the night before Christ- mas Santa and Mrs. Claus were sitting by the fire. Mrs. Claus had been sitting on her rocking chair mending San- ta's pants. Santa only had two pair of pants. Santa had to wear a newspaper around his waist because he had no clean pants and there were girl elves in the toy shop. Inside the work room the girls were mad at Santa and Mrs. Clams made the elves do everything while they sat on their behinds and let the elves wait on them. Santa yelled, 'Elves get me the scales." The head elf said sarcastically, "Sure Santa anything you say." Then all the elves started to giggle. Then Mrs. Claus yelled, "Elves you never finished doing the dishes." "We will do them as soon as we give Santa this scal- es. " The elves brought the scales out and said, "Here Santa," and dropped them on Santa's foot. OUCH!! "Oh we're so sorry. Can we do something for it?" ,'No just get your dishes done." "Girls get me my darning needles, please?" "Sure". "Thank you." Here you go. Hold out your hand. Hey, don't jab me! OUCH! Now what did we do?" Oh, we're so Sony. Please forgive us. Well go do the dishes. Good! Because you elves have caused enough trouble already. Then the elves went in and started to do the dishes. It was so quiet. Suddenly CRASH 1 Then another crash and another. And all you hear were crashes. Santa and Mrs. Claus were scared stiff. Santa tiptoes into the kitchen. The girls stopped and smiled at Santa, as if they were innocent. Then Santa stepped on a piece of glass. YOW 1 He hopped out of the kitchen with a stream of blood behind him. Get a wash cloth and alochol. The girls got it boiling hot and poured acid and vinegar in the alcohol bottle so it would sting when they pul it on. Mrs. Claus dabbed it on Santa's foot and it started to burn. Mrs. Claus told Prisssila, the elf, to phone the hospital but instead she phoned an undertaker. When the under- taker came Mrs. Claus asked if he was a doctor. He said No. And told her he was an undertaker. Mrs. Claus phoned a doc- tor. The doctor came and rushed Santa to the hospital. On Christmas Santa was still in the hospital. After he was better the elves used Santa and Mrs. Claus as slaves and the elves lived happily ever after while Santa and Mrs. Claus had a rotten life. April Brindley, grade 4 Kinloss Central VIMMZEBNIMIENSIMMIEZMUMMVZSTECIFZIMEUEUVEMSZEZMSTZIPZIMMIVat ----�./" - CJ May the joyous music Of Christmas fill you Nvitli inner p eace...love. LIOYD COLLINS CONSTRUCT1ON kt" `CHRISTMASTIDE It's our favorite time for saying thank you for your friendship .1 and loyalty and for extending ^ �i► warm wishes to al/ �! AT'a LES PE1TER SHOES JESSIE,MARILYN, ISH AND LES The songs of the season so happily express the very thoughts we wish for you Wiilits Tire Service BRUCE„ BARS, DOUG, AND WAYI E rrrr•Irik Were sending out our note of holiday • wishes with thanks to all our friends. Kemp's General Store GORD, BERNICE, GORDON, GLEN, GAIL 1: 1AI1111U111111gyit 11111111111111111111i1111gi iI1 �I11trh 11� 111 40 ftrwishing you bright holidays �N as Christmas lights up the world. it's a pleasure to serve you. Lucknow Community Sales ROBERT Me NIOSH, PROPRIETOR voices in songs of praise as erre usher in this sparkling season so rich in things we cherish most.