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Bes.ides presets, what waukl be your Ckrtmas wish?
-Adam Blanchard I wish 1 had a'bUnny
Jeffrey Brooks I wistf'thatTp0Ople had lots of food to eat
*Bryant Dixon I wish all the poopie in 'the world had enough food
'Brandi -Lee Drake I wish all the boysand girls had clothes to wear
Cale Duenk I wish everyone had`hydro
ChristophereGrotehtraast and Mrs: Bell I wish everyone'hactWarm houses to live in
Megan Hearn I wish that all the'peopie in the world had friends
•Jerrett Hodgins 1 wish that no onewoutdpunch and kick
Tyler Mason i wish that nobodylwerhf!ad to die
Michelle McGuire I wish all the boys'ghd girls would be niceTli d'rtotVat too much candy
Aimee Payne I wish everyone would be nice
Lindsay Powe I wish there would be enough snow tor all the kids to play in
Lisa Snyder I wish all the kids in the whole world had food teeat
Kindergarten One - Stephen Central School - Millie Desjardine, teache
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We want everyone to have a good Christmas
*' We wish that there is enough food so that no
one will be hungry
kr We want to have our waters stay clean so
everyone can have drinking water
!r We hope that evelytife'hes enough clothes
We wish that everybody in the world can live
in peace
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Toys
By Jude Morgan
Grand Bend Public School,
Grade 4
Toys are tor girls and boys,
With them there are lots more joys.
Jimmy wants an Attack Pack,
Turtles does want Jack,
Mac wants his Gak back.
The Most Important'
.Gift
By Caitlin Russell
Grand Bend Public School,
Grade 4
I think the most important gift of
all at Christmas is love. The love
that Mary felt for Jesus. The love
that we should give each other.
Reme nber a er
.lxslse'Hope
By Angela Boundy
Grand Bend Public School
Long, long _ago in a small town
there lived a small boy whose par -
I ents could not afford to . buy him
any of the wonderful :toys .:sad
clothes that the other children got
for Christmas so he had decided.lo
give up hope on Christmas.
As Christmas Eve grew 'f*nther
away, Christmas morning ,grew
closer. Santa knew what was going
on. so he went.straight to the boy's
house. "Santa? It is really you`.'"
asked the boy.
"Yes. It sure is and I will always
be here. It doesn't matter if you're
rich or poor _you willalways get a>
many presents as any other kid."
"Gee Santa, do you really mean
it?" asked the boy.
"Yap! Sure do! So never ever
lose hope."
"OK i won't," promised the boy.
Decoration
By Brenda Farhat
Grand Bend Public School,
Grade 4
The Christmas lights are red and
green,
They glow so bright,
What a lovely scene,
To see a pretty sight.
The Chrisunas balls are different
colours,
They glitter, oh so neat,
Other holidays have different deco-
rations
eco-rations
But this one can't be beat by Christ-
mas day!
Santa's Visit
By Johnny Abbott
Grand bend Public S,cbaol,
Grade 4
When Santa comes.to my house,
it's always very quiet. I've never
seen him before, except a fake San-
ta Claus. But then I doubt anybody
bas seen him. Cool! Lthink 1 hear
. him coming down the chimney
now. "Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christ-
mas" Santa I believe in you.
emitting Ready
Hy Chris Oke, Age 9
(brand Bend Public School
Rudolph and the reindeer getting
ready for the ride,
Oh no! where is Dancer? I hope he
didn't kick!
Inside Mrs. Clause is baking Christ-
mas dinner,
Santa made a race car. He said "it's
a winner.
The toys are being loaded onto San-
ta's sled,
An elf got buried in the snow. Ru-
dolph saved him so please don't
dread.
-Finally Santa's on his way but when
he went down the chimney,
Santa got caught, too fat, too fat in
-the tummy.
thrtstmas Eve
By Lindsay Thompson
McGillivray Central
Training camp and a heavy diet,
that's what Chrisunas means to me.
Santa takes us reindeer out every
night to exercise for the big night.
Every house is all decorated so
we don't need Rudolph's red light
all the time. The elves are always
busy cleaning our harnesses and
keeping our sleigh clean and pack-
ing the sleigh with all the presents
for the good little kids on Chris. -
Inas Eve. That night is very long
and by the time we reach the last
._hause.all .of. us • reindeer are very
espy. Santa gives us a good feed
nand we go to bed. It sure does feel
,:ggood to be fed.
"Throogh.the summer we don't do
anything. Santa turns us out to pas-
ture and we all get fat. But then in
November... the tradition seems to
go on forever. Everyone especially
Santa looks foreword to the differ-
ent houses and presents, Santa
makes. The weather is neat and we
enjoy the snow when we head out
on Christmas Eve. It's great to lick
and dodge the snow Hakes.
Christmas makes us all very hap-
py and spirited to pull his sleigh.
H
deer?
Dear :Santa
y Jessica Laseelles
B' dulph C.S., Grade 5
you? How are your rein -
1' ou could I would like a
COMr .fT�'�'+ stmas. I would
also c a r,==i1 a with decora-
tions. These are only things that I
would like if you can find them.
One thing I really want is snow for
CItrisunas. Could you give my dog
a bore and a chew .toy and my ,eat
horns catnip. I would also like an-
other dog.
Sincerely,
Jessica
'Welextendeur special greetings for a safe and joyous
Christmas. Thank you for your loyal patronage.
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To The Citizens O
Exeter and District
WE, your council, wish to extend heartfelt greetings for a very
Merry Christmas and a floppy New Year. ft has been our
privilege to serve you.
BRUCE SHAW ELIZABETH BELL
Mayor
'BILL MICKLE
Reeve
LUSSY - U.LLER
Deputy -Reeve
RICK
C.
BEN HOOGENBOOM
ROBERT DRUMMOND
BOB SPEARS
Clerk
LAURIE DYKSTRA j
Dep. oterk
DAVE MOYER
Chief Building Officio)
sf1VDEY
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0ERTBRANDERHORST
DAVE URLUN
ERVIiN SILLERY
Councillors
WORKS
Your works department
wishes all the citizens of the
town the compliments of the
season and looks forward to
serving you t0 the best of
our ability during 1994.
Signed on beton pf;.jbe, [fin
,and myself
OLENN KELLS
Works Superintandont
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11 is our .sincere hope that the
joyous spirit of this floppiest of 011
holidays will Tight up your byme
and your heart with peace and
good will. May we respectfully re•
quest that you be very careful
with your Christmas decorations
to ovoid o tragic fire which could
spoil the festive season oheod.
Yours for better service.
Fire Chief
GARY /APPLETON
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Your police,clvportmenf wish for you a Hoppy Chr(stmos arxi J
a Prosperous New Year. May we remind you wain that alcohol
and gasoline do not mix. Remember the festive season is fop
approaching ond of this lime of your don't forget your family.
if you have too much to drink, DIDN'T DR/VE YOUR VEHICLE.
Coll a taxi or ask someone fpr Assistance. With the new lows
in regards to the Breathaliter tests, Thinking and driving can
become very costly and o punishment such os n loll team end
the loss of y, ur licence con be imposed. BE MUCH WiSER
DON'T GET CAUGHT,BY THE RREATHALIZER.
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