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If I were an elf I would work all day and
sleep all night. The next day I would awake
to make many toys. I would make a super-
man doll. I would make a truck. Then I
would eat supper and go to sleep.
Ricky Cook
Grade 1
If I were an elf I would make dolls, toys,
houses, games and jump up and down and
make cookies, milk and orange juice for
Santa.
Corey Prouse
a Grade 1
If I were an elf I would make candy, toys,
dolls, toy houses, tennis rackets, balls, feed
the reindeer and help Santa get ready to go
to give the toys away.
Andrew Morley
Grade 1
If I were an elf I would make boats, dolls,
string, fishing poles, games, toy monkeys,
cars, Barbie doll houses and books. I would
work up north in the elf's house. I would
work for Santa Claus. I would also make
stuffed an' 1/..ls balls and fishing hooks.
Bobby Dixon
' Grade 1
If I were an elf I woulwake up from my
sleep and make all of the toys for Santa
Claus to take down to the good girls and ,
boys, At midnight I would keep making toys.
Mien';nom in i come I would go to bed.
Vernon Grigg
Grade d
If I were an elf I would get lots of money
and lots of dandy and help Santa feed the
deer. •
Jason Shipp
Grade 1
If I were an elf 1 would make puff balls
when it rained. I would help Santa Claus
make toys for little girls and boys. I would
help the other elves and I would wear a
green hat with a big silver bal.
Chris
Grade 1
If I were an elf
1 would play all kinds of
all kinds of
tricks on peep
good toys for little kids.
Allan Christensen
Grade 1
If I were an elf I would help Santa Claus
make his toys. I would help him deliver his
toys too.
Shelly Barris
Grade 1
If I were an elf I'd help Santa give out the
toys and put stuff in the stockings. I would
make the toys and help Santa get in the sled.
I'd help him tie up the reindeer.
Shannon Beesel
Grade 1
if I were an elf I would make some toys. I
would be Santa's helper. I would put toys in
stockings and feed Santa's reindeer. I would
make cookies and buy candy canes.
Robbie Wheeler
Grade 1
If I were all elf I would help Santa the best
I could; I would help him make toys. I would
wear green and red clothes.
Nicholas Bell
Grade 1
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The junior and senior choirs performed ,at the Clinton Public
School's annual Christmas concert held Wednesday evening,
Children need own special times
With all of the grown-up entertaining
going on during the holiday . season,
youngsters are often overlooked. They, too,
need to have their own special times with
their friends and celebrate in their own
special way.
To keep them happy and to heighten their
feeling of being a part of things, let them
plan a Christmas or holiday party of their
own. This includes the three, four and five-
year -olds, as well as older children.
While you might strive to plan an original
menu for youradult parties, the opposite is
generally what kids love.
.
Your child will probably opt for
traditional refreshments, such as cake, ice
cream, soft drinks or milk and candy, as .
well as traditional gariles including Pin the
Tail on the Donkey, and Hide and Seek (if
you have the room and the patience).
Finally have Santa make an early visit to
your home to pass out gifts.
Participation counts
The more involved your child is with
planning, the more meaningful the
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package cake mix and let your child help
with the mixing and pouring. •
Depending on his order age, you might let
your child do the frosting. Since it's. only
once a year, put the frosting on double thick
and everyone will have fun.
Decide on the• date of the party and whom
•you will invite. If it's just a few
neighborhood playmates, phone their
parents and see what day is most convenient
for everyone.
If you're inviting the entire school class,
phone the teacher and discuss your plans.
Your child can supply the names and the
teacher the addresses.
Advance planning a must
Send out invitations as soon as possible
because, although your child's schoolmates
may not have previous commitments,
parents might, and will need time to make
special arrangements for dropping off and
picking up. •
If budget permits, hire a teenage helper to
assist with everything, from the snowsuits
to the boots, from playing Santa to
overseeing the party games and serving the
food.
December 18. Two plays, "Small One", and "A Song for Christmas"
were also presented. (Joanne Buchanan photo)
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Luanne Stevenson and Scott Wright portrayed ed two' of the characters in the Grade 4-5
class play "Small One" at the Clinton Public School Christmas concert held Wednesday
evening, December 18. (Joanne Buchanan photo )
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