HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-12-22, Page 14Pap 14—Christmas Special The Goderich Sinal -Star, Sat. Dec. L973
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If I were Santa Clause I would
like to make toys.
And I would like to go riding' in
a•sleight. I would like to help
children
And it would be nice if I had a
big long breard.
It would be fun to go down a
chimmeny. And See how nice it-
is in the house.
Garry Mallough
Grade 3
Victoria
Dear Santa;
Santa my sister in law had a
baby my mother said it has a
noes like me. I hope on Christ-
mas night you well be safe. I
well leave food out for you and
your reindeer. We have lots of
presents round the fireplace.
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Years
Betty Jane Foran
Grad 2
St. Joseph's
kingsbridge
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Black, Red and Green
- -Make the Christmas Bene
Here comes Santa Claus
So weave seen
Call up Billy ('all
up Blare
Ask them If He's
been there.
Ron Leddy
Grade 5
St. Mary's
Dear Santa
This -1 is what I want for
Christmas. A new harbie doll
with lots of clothes. I also want
a big picture of you. I would
also like a easybake riven with
lots of mixes to bake. This is
really what I want for christ-
mas my two front teeth. I
wouldpalso like a like a new
born Thumlila doll. I would
also like a sweet cookie doll to.
Liz Vogt
St. .Joseph's
Kingsbridge
Primary 3
During Christmastime we extend
to all our neighbors and friends warmest
wishes for' a wonderful holiday.
Malone Petroleum Company
Ron Maines Lessee
Joan Tigert
=Grade 6
St. Joseph's School
Kingsbridge
Dear Santa Claus:
Thank you for last years gift
I really liked them. This year I
would like Barbies Friendship,
Crissy, Barbie goes camping. I
will leave a -glass of milk and
carrots for your reindeer. Santa
I hope you have a safe trip to
Goderich.
Your friend
Nancy Little
Grade. 1
Robertson :Memorial
Light a single candle,
'And put it on the mantle.
It will bring you christmas
time, '
It only cost a nickle and dime.
Billy Riilett
Grade 6
Robertson School
Follow the ten goldden
rules little girls and
boys, it leads to
blessings, it leads
to joys.
Jackie' Dalton,
Grade 4
Kingsbridge
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Peace on Earth To
Men of Good WIII
What does w this phrase
mean'' What did it mean years
ago'' ‘Vhat will it mean in the
future if it is still around? I do
not really know, but I. am
willing to try and tell you.
Roughly "Peace on Earth".
equals nu wars, 00 prejudice,
racism' and other stuff, like
that. ''To men of good will'
means that only good people
w ithoul evil, mean or naughty
ideas wiiuld get this. "Peace on
Earth".
No wouldn't it be nice if
everyone had sotne of this
'Good Will' in our crazy mixed
up world I doubt if this would
ever be true, but some people
during the ('hristnuis Season
have it as they sfi' f,R'Merry
('hristnms'' and they are happy,
and helpful. But! As soon as
the 'Christmas 'festivities are
over they are as mean as ever
and are a hunch of grouchy old
people and yell and scream., at -
evervthing and anything you
say and .,00(1 up in the klink just
because you said "Hello!'
Now what did this mean two
thousand years ago? There
hall be Peace on Earth for
Men of Good Will or roughly
the same as it means today. We
are promised a peaceful world
but only if man gets rid of all
evil intentions which would
make this world a nicer place
in which to live.
What will this mean in the
future'? That is a question no
one can answer. Peace, it is the
basis for meaning in life.
Without it no one is really
happy. What would life be like
if there was absolutely no
peace'' "That is a question I
won't dare answer as if it is
tempting fate.
And if no peace is our fate.
may, (god help us all.' Have a
Merry ('hristnias and try to
help preserve our peace. They
just ain't making much of it.
St. Mary's
1f I were Santa Claus.
I wood have helpers and they
wood make toese and I wood
•read letters from cids. '
On Cristmas nigth I wood go to
rids houses.
Laiurie Fritzlev
Grade 3
Victoria
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Peace on Earth
GoodWIll to M•
What can we do to have
peaceable and understandi
world? It's very simple reall
Moat men in the world have(e
perienced the terror and bloo
shed of wars. In this way th
destroy the peace of the w(jrl
The person who can resto
this peace is the promis
saviour Jesus Christ.
Shannon Forg
Grade
St. Joys Sch
Kingbrid
Cynthia Redmond
Grade 6 --
St. Mary's School
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° Jean Vogt
Grade 5
St. Joseph's School
Kingsbridge
482-9623
At this joyous
time of year,
we would like
to thank all of
our ,sponsors
for their cd.
operation.
This year we're
looking forward to another
successful season of
welcoming newcomers.
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The elves are looking red and
queer,
From working hard to bring
you cheer. • -
They're tapping, rapping,
making, wrapping.
But • soon they shall get all
dolled up.
To bring' Christmas presents to
all of us.
Lori Mansell
Grade 6
Robertson School
Dear Santa,
My friend is sick and he has
a cold. He wants to thank you
for the things last year. I would
like a Big Jim Sports camper
and a, pair of skates. I will
leave a carrot for Rudolph and
for you some cookies.
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT .
46 WEST ST. 524.9442
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Ray Swan
Grade 5
R.M.P.S.
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Love,
Frzer Abbott
Grade 3
Robertson Memorial
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Dear Santa Claus,
You are a good man. I would
like a gun and an Operation
Game. The Carrots are for the
reindeer. You and the reindeers
-,are good to me. Be good to the
other children. I would like any
kind of a toy Santa.
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Floor Coverings - Paints - Wallpapers
Draperies - 18th Century Furniture Refinisher
IN GODERICH
PHONE 524-8532
Love,
Dwaine Cooke
Grade 3
Robertson Memorial
Merrily, we chime in
with Santa to send greetings
and thanks to our loyal friends
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to you for a Holiday richly reward-
ing in good cheer and happiness.
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These happy holidays come but,once
o year with a flurry of fun and good
cheer. It is our sincere hope that
this will continue throughout the 'yearl
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