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Messages
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We are sending our
very best wishes for a
letter perfect
Christmas holiday.
Lucknow Variety
AND DRY GOObS
Robert Struthers
CARPENTRY
BOB, AilApILENE, SHARON and CINDY
LUCKNOW 5i8:4238
Byjennifer Cranston
The best Christmas ever
All the stores were open late, and Kate
and her best friend Judy were doing last
minute Christmas shopping. The only pre-
sent Judy had to buy was one for her
boyfriend Cliff. All she had left from her
allowance was $40.00. Sure it seemed like a ,
lot of money, but the present Cliff got for
her totaled $50.00. Kate still had to buy a
present for her older brother and her
steady boyfriend. The girls walked
through the big mall., and when they were
done they both had spent more than they
intended,
On their way home they were talking
'about Christmas and what they hoped to,
get, While walking down to Judy's house
the girls heard a silent sob. When they
looked through the window they saw a girl
sitting on her bed crying. They knocked on
the window and asked the girl why she was
.so sad. She explained to them that her dad
had lost his job and they wouldn't have any
Christmas dinner or presents. When the
girls heard this they froze in their tracks.
No presents! They began to imagine that
their dad had lost his job and therefore
would have no big Christmas. After telling
Beth everything would be okay, therleft.
Kate and Judy walked home in silence.
Then all of a sudden Kate. exclaimed, "I
know, we could buy everyone in her family
a present and give them a big dinner!'
This seemed like an excellent idea to Judy
• and both decided to talk to their parents
about their idea. •
After both Judy's and Kate's parentS
had heard their idea, they set to work right
away. They went to Beth's home and found
out she had one younger sister and two
younger brothers. After they had their
visit, they went out Christmas shopping.
The small town that they lived in was
nothing but well-to-do people. Now there
was one family who wasn't doing very
well.
After they had bought all the presents,
the two families went to Kate's . home.
They were all drinking hot chocolate when
Kate announced that they could surprise
Beth's family. They would go to the
McDonald house 011 Christmas day'around
11:30. They would put the presents and
food on the doorstep, ring the doorbell, and
run to the side of the' house.
On Christmas morningKate came
downstairs to , an excited family. After
breakfast they opened their presents
because Joy, Kate's little sister couldn't
°wait. Meanwhile at Judy's house the same
thing was going on. Everyone was very
happy with what they received„
At 1:00 p.m. both families went to the
McDonald's house with the presents and
food. They put the stuff on the doorstep,
rang the doorbell, and left just like they
planned. They all stood peeking around the
corner. When the door was opened the look
of surprise warmed everyone's heart. Both
the McDonald's and the, two families
beside the house knew this was the best
Christmas ever.
•• Nanda Guichelaar
Japanese poetry
Syntu — Japanese style of
poetry consisting of five lines
Shepherds"'
Dirty clothes, and a staff in one hand.
Warmth, and bravery.
• Hear the sweet sounds of nature
Guardian
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Stanley Kikkert
Grade 7
Frankincense
Sweet, pungent fragrant‘
A rare, special gift brought from afar for the
special Jesus Christ.
Wrapped in a perfect gold chest.
• Holy annointing oil,
Allan Hibbert
Grade 8
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• ET US OPEN OUR IlEARTS duRiNg
MOST holy OCCASiONI AS WE RECEIVE
His MESSACIE Of EOVE ANd fAiTh.
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