HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-12-23, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1992.
Bly th students wish for sick to get well
Pointing the way
An elf points the way to another elf during the Blyth Public
School Christmas Concert held Dec. 17
My Christmas Wish,
Are you well? If not, I would like
to give you some medicine. Are
you cold? I would like to give you
some clothes and food. I would like
to be your friend. I would be nice
to you. I would love you and love
you for ever and ever. It would be
nice if I could know you and I
know that you would not get some
gifts for Christmas. I'd take good
care of you. It is nice in my place.
It is Canada and I would like you to
be here for Christmas. Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
I love you.
Jenny Ritchie
Blyth Public School.
My Christmas Wish,
This Christmas I am going to
Santa Claus' workshop this year to
get some presents for the poor
people. Maybe for Christmas I
don't know if I will. Christmas is in
December. Christmas is December
25. In Chinese they don't have eyes
Can Santa be
like ours. Chinese people don't
have the same clothes as us. I wish
they did have same clothes.
Devin Shannon
Blyth Public School.
My Christmas Wish,
This Christmas I wish the poor
would get lots of toys, and food.
And five thousand dollars, lots of
jobs and hope they get together
with their families, to wish them a
Merry Christmas.
Tyler Wilson
Blyth Public School.
My Christmas Wish,
I hope that Emily is okay after
the surgery on Thursday and
Friday.
I wish that the people in Africa
get some food Christmas, and some
clothes and toys.
I wish they could have some
medicine and that they will survive.
Kyle Aldrich
Blyth Public School.
far behind?
My Christmas Wish,
I wish for those who have been
through the war and is still in the
war a happy Christmas. I wish for
others to have medicine and health
care; clothes, food and homes.
Everyone should have cars, oil,
pels and good clean water and more
people to sponsor. Have a nice
Christmas.
Jamie Lewis
Blyth Public School. >
My Christmas Wish,
I wish for others that they get
jobs. I wish for them to get food, so
they won't starve and then they
won't die.
Jason Brugger
Blyth Public School.
My Christmas Wish,
I wish my cousin could see as
good as other people. I wish my
grandpa was still alive. I wish the
people in India would have food
like us. I wish the war would stop
real bad. I wish the people in India
would have clothes but they don't.
Cole Stewart
Blyth Public School.
My Christmas Wish,
A wish for others that they would
have homes for Christmas. I also
want sick people to get well. For
the poor to get food for Christmas.
I wish for poor mom and dads to
get jobs. I wish for children that
never saw a toy before to get one. I
want poor people to get medicine.
Candice Bearss
Blyth Public School.
My Christmas Wish,
I wish my sister never had bad
kidneys and chicken pox so she can
come to school. I like to play with
her. My friends like to play with
her too.
Amanda Bailie
Blyth Public School.
My Christmas Wish,
I wish Kristy my cousin would
be better for ever in her life. She is
in a wheelchair.
I wish poor people to have water,
food, clothes and houses.
Jody Godfrey
Blyth Public School.
My Christmas Wish,
I wish there is peace on earth. In
Africa - Somalia - Russia -
Yugoslavia. The children that are
dying and for suffering children
that they had jobs and that the
moms and dads had jobs too.
Ashley Taylor
Blyth Public School.
McDonald
Joyous wishes to you
and yours, as we
express our
appreciation for your
very special friendship
hardware
building centre
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it down have become a little easier
since Dad built a special stand to
transport it to and from the storage
area. However, each year it still
takes at least a day to check the
bulbs and get everthing in working
order, says Michael
Despite the cost and effort, how
ever, the festive spectacle has
become a highlight, not just for the
family, but for neighbours and peo
Thanks for the pleasure of your business
HURON FEEDINGS
SYSTEMS
BRUSSELS
JOE, DEBBIE & FAMILY
ple passing through. Joyce says it is
a common sight to see a car pull in
the long family laneway to sit for a
few minutes and watch.
And while you may wonder if
there's more to come, Brian and
Michael admit they are still work
ing on ideas for new additions.
They're not sure if it will ever
materialize but the next project in
the design phase is a running rein
deer!
Can Santa be far behind?
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