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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-12-24, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24,1997. PAGE 15. Brussels Grade 3s write stories for Santa DEAR SANTA, I hope you like this story that I wrote for you. The Surprised Mouse On one snowy Christmas Eve, Felix the mouse and his goldfish were eating some of his candy canes with blue and white stripes and then it was their bedtime. On Christmas night, Felix and his goldfish forgot to put up the holly to make his room look wonderful for Santa. In the morning, Felix and his goldfish woke up to a surprise! They could see the room decorated with holly! Felix could faintly hear the sound of "Ho, ho, ho" from Santa going up the black chimney top. From Sarah Garland. DEAR SANTA, How are you doing? Are you ready for the big sleigh ride? I hope you don't catch a cold. Oh, yah. My name is Mike. Do you want to hear a story? Well, here it is! The Lost Puppies One Christmas Eve, Michelle and Pam went to the mall with their puppies. Michelle and Pam let go of their leash. Then they ran away. They looked for them for an hour. Then they went home. They said to their Mom, "We lost our puppies!". "Where did you lose your puppies?" asked their Mom. "At the mall" they replied. "You better find those ppppies" she said. "We will" they told her. Then Santa Claus showed up at the door. He said, "Are there two girls who lost some puppies?" "Yes!" they said. "Here they are!" said Santa. "Thank you Santa Claus" said the girls. "You're welcome. Bye, Bye!" said Santa. They had a happy Christmas! From Michael Keffer Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I am giving you some milk and cookies. I hope you like them. The Mice Who Forgot Once upon a snowy Christmas Eve at Little Mouse's house, Princess and Little Mouse were decorating their house. First they put the stockings up. Then, they put up all the Christmas lights on the house. Princess noticed that they had no Christmas tree. She said, "Oh, my, what are we going to do?" "Don't worry Princess Santa Claus will bring us one said Little Mouse." So that night, Santa Claus brought Princess and Little Mouse a nicely decorated little tree. From Chase Chapman Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I hope you enjoy my story. The Week Before Christmas Once upon a time, there were two men named Adam and Christopher. They had a mouse problem in their house. They found the mouse a week before Christmas. The mouse was ripping the couches. They set traps. The mouse stole the cheeses. The mouse stole and stole the cheese. Then the mouse Bradley got a plan. He got Willy, the big hairy mouse. They scared Adam and Christopher out of the house. Bradley had the run of the house for Christmas. He had cookie crumbs. It was the best Christmas he had! From Chris Corbett Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I have a story for you to read. The Trailer Mice and Cat It was Christmas Eve. The mouse invited four mice for Christmas. Their names were Adam, Cory, Brad and Alyssa. They went for a walk and they met a cat. The cat was hungry and he chased the mice and the mice just got to a hole, but, it was plastic! The cat ripped it apart, but the mice made a mouse out of plastic and the cat went for the decoy. When the cat went for the decoy, the mice got away. They went to the Christmas party and had fun! From Christopher Jutzi Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I hope you enjoy this story. When Baby Jesus Was Born The first Christmas was in a stable. There lay baby Jesus, the newborn baby. Down in a dark comer, there sat Chris the mouse. He was happy that joy had come to his home. As soon as everyone was asleep, Chris went to find his friends to tell them that joy had come to his home. Later, Chris and his friends went back to the stable to see the new baby Jesus. They all thought he was a very special Christmas present. From Stacey Smith Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I have my list of toys that I want and I am also giving you hot chocolate and some cookies. Have fun reading my story. The Mysterious Knock One freezing day, Quinn was putting up his tree. There was a knock on the door. Who could it be? He ran over to the door, but nobody was there! He tried it again. All that was there was a ghost! He slammed the door. But, he noticed there was a gift in the hands of the ghost. But, how could he get the gift? So, he opened the door and the ghost said, "Have the gift", and the ghost just disappeared. So, he shut the door and they had merry Christmas! From Justin Brown Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I hope you like my story. The Mouse Who Had Christmas Adam, the mouse, went to the North Pole to make presents for girls and boys, and the Moms and Dads too! But, when he got there, they already were done making presents. Santa was happy to see the mouse because he was just the right size to squeeze into tiny places. Adam went with Santa to deliver the presents to the girls and boys and he got to squeeze through a hole. But, they couldn't! And, they lived happily every after. From Pamela Cousins Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I hope you enjoy this story. Beil and Browny Once there lived a mouse named Browny and a cat named Bell. Browny and Bell lived in a big house. Browny didn't know that a cat named Bell lived there. Bell used to live in a bigger house. But, one day she got lost and wandered into Browny's house. Then Bell saw Browny. Bell began to chase Browny. Then a dog named Star came to live with them. Then Browny, Bell and Star were Friends. From Pamela Patroskovic Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I made a story for you and it is about a Christmas Mouse named Sabrina. I hope you enjoy it. Sabrina's Christmas Once upon a time, one little mouse called Sabrina went to mouse mall. She was buying her Mom a gift It was an angel she had always wanted since she was a little girl. So she went to the gift store. She looked all over the gift store, but nothing was left. Then she went to the decoration store. Nothing was left so she asked the person at the counter, and she said, "Sorry, none left." Next, she went to the thread shop. Nothing was left so she could make one, so she did. It took her four days to knit it. She wrapped it up and put it under the tree. On Christmas, her Mom opened it and thanked her and they had a happy Christmas! From Jill Bridge Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I need a pencil and an eraser. I don't care what else. I hope you just get me something good. And, I hope you like this story because it's the best one I made for you. The Mouse That Got Too Many Presents Once upon a time there was a mom named Lory and a kid named Jake. They were putting up lights and decorated the porch. They decorated the Christmas tree. Then they got too many presents. Then, there were too many candies. So, then they went to open the presents, the one got a remote control dinosaur. And the other kid got a dual. The other kid got a dog. The Mom got a diamond. The Dad got a CD. Then, they played. From Jake VanBeek Grade 3, Brussels P.S. DEAR SANTA, I would like a train set. I hope that Rudolph flies safely. I hope you like my story. The Christmas Mouse Once upon a time, there was a mouse named Chip that ate all my chips! On Christmas Day, I gave the mouse one little bag of chips for a present. From now on, I am giving Chip some cookies because he ate all the chips in our house. But I won't tell him that Grandma got me some more chips. At Marty's next Christmas, Chip was sick of cookies so I got him cheese for a Christmas present. From Marty Goetz Grade 3, Brussels P.S. lust a note of thunks to our loyal customers and friends. Wishing you nil the best this holiday season. Doane Raymond & Staff So that the staff may enjoy the Christmas Season our Wingham office will be closed Dec. 24 at noon and will reopen Dec. 29. We will also be closed Jan. 1 & 2, 1998 If urgent please call 519-357-4596 Doane Raymond S Phone 357-3231 Fax 357-2452 The Simple Things Bring us the Greatest Joys Our thanks for your loyal patronage. Merry Christmas to you and your family. DEAR SANTA, I hope you enjoy my nice story, Santa. The Mouse Who Ate Too Many Cookies One winter day, Mrs. Clark, the mouse, went to Santa Claus's house and on the counter there were cookies. Mrs. Clark said "yuck." So, she went to the other side of the counter. There was a plate full of fruit. She said "Yum. I want that." so she ate it. Then, the elves came - Jill and Bradley. They helped deliver the presents. Then the elves went to bed. So did Santa Claus and Mrs. Clark. The mouse fell asleep on Santa Claus’s knee. And, they had a good night's sleep and lived happily every after. From Krista Richmond Grade 3, Brussels P.S. f ESTIUE TIDINGS Let's rejoice in the season of love. Township of East Wawanosh Council, Officials & Staff