Clinton News-Record, 1983-12-21, Page 15r
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1983—PAGE 15
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CLINTON - The Huron Fish and Game
Club wish all its members and friends a
happy and safe holiday season.
Last week at the club house there was a
fun bingo with turkeys as the prizes.. Several
people showed up for an evening of en-
tertainment and tried to win the bird.
On the agenda for !Y� is an af-
ternoon get together on Jan. 2 when
members are invited to join in the fun and
listen to the music of the band Country
Companions from 2 until 6 p.m. Be sure to
come out with your friends and land out how
couch fun you had on New Year's Eve. It will
be a relaxing way to end the holidays.
Mary Anne Durnin of Clinton will be keeping people closer in touch on Christmas Day.
The Bell Canada telephone operator will be working the evening shift at the Clinton long
distance office. ( Wendy Somerville photo )
Ruby Fulcher, the head cook at Huronview, will be on duty on Christmas Day, preparing
a lovely meal of more than 125 pounds of turkey and all the trimmings for residents: (Rod
Hilts photo)
Working at Christmas
Arie Verhoef will be on call Christmas Day
to clear snow from the streets of Clinton.
(Rod Hilts photo )
Dr. Peter Salsbury will be on call at the Clinton Hospital on Boxing Day. Dr. Marilyn
Thompson will be on duty Christmas and Boxing Day. (Rod Hilts photo)
Christmas has meaning for many people
Christmas is the time of year,
For everyone to be full of cheer.
The sleighbells are ringing,
The carollers are singing.
There are presents. Santa and little elves.
And toys upon Santa's shelves.
The toys are waiting to be put in the sled,
While children are snuggled and tucked in
bed.
Santa is on his way once more,
But he's the kind that never uses the 'loot.
He goes down the chimney and has some
tea,
Then he puts presents under the Christmas
tree.
Then he is on his way till next year,
For everyone to be full of cheer.
By Shelley Wilson
Gr. 8
Holmesville
Public School
Santa never
forgot us
Christmas is for girls and boys.
Who of course enjoy all toys.
Santa Claus is jolly and fat,
For Billy leaves a shiny new bat.
For Paula and Laurie, to their surprise.
Receive a doll, which Santa buys.
Baby Jane, she gets a ball.
And Tommy, who isn't tall.
Yes, he receives a train and track,
The train is red, but now for Jack.
Jack has asked for a catchers mit,
Judy asks for a doll and a kit.
The kit can make her doll some clothes,
The doll it has a little red rose.
But now its time for Santa to go.
Off he goes, out into the snow.
Be goes to every town and house,
For every girl, boy and mouse.
He goes to pac land and to the smurfs,
And to Hawaii to ride the surfs.
By now he is at his little house,
Drinking chocolate with his spouse.
He's wished you all "Merry Christmas"
and
His work is done all over the land.
And I would just like to say.
Merry Christmas. Hooray' Hooray'
Christmas has come, and it has passed,
It is the end of this poem. "Whew" at last.
.)actue nnaoon
Gr. 8
Holrnesville Public School
I like to wrap presents. I sat on Santas big
knee. Santa asked me my name, I whisper to
him my name is Dwayne. I have been
helpful and kind. Santa asked me what I
wanted for Christmas. I said "I wanted a
four-by-four." I like giving presents for my
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mom and dad. I want to give my mom a
bottle of purfume. I want to give my dad a
new shirt and the best thing about Christ-
mas is that Santa Claus comes. -Dwayne
McNab, Gr. 1, Huron Centennial School.
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