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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-12-19, Page 77, Page 26 i/Z3V3 VhlVTiWSIVA fiS5S RAWA i RMRia i:PASZa kI 39 o5:51R WF i iMUZAWAS i fi;i3 i3 AS ralaltAiWi PAV 3:AICAi ET NZAWAY RAAA5: igigge*, In the year 2001 Christmas will be computerized CHRISTMAS IN THE YEAR 2001 A COMPUTERIZED CHRISTMAS Santa complained to Mrs. Santa one year in December. "I'm just too old for this work, I'll have the elves make a computerized sl- ed." Without reindeer the process will take less time. The reindeer were offended so they took Christmas off to visit their detested cousins the Caribou. The elves for the next few weeks were very busy attaching the osolator to the ther- mal overdrive and the thigmatron. to the whatchama gig. Then finally after myriads of work and planning, the sled was finished. It took Santa a week to inspect the sled. He checked the auto-pac machine the radar and most important the toys. - 11:55 and all was supposedly well. The sl- ed was filled with wonderful gadgets and ready to g�. The count down began. A perfect lift off NASA couldn't do any better. The programed route was quickly monitored and everything was all right. The sled manovered to escape the space shuttle and from there on everything was bad. The sled returned right on schedule, but already angry children could be heard. The We'd like to express our warm wishes: Enjoy a peaceful serene holiday. Thank you all so much. WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY sled had delivered everything wrong. Jill m Texas got Jack's present who lived in Switzerland. Santa had to do something. The elves whipped up a hyperdrive wheel chair. 10 minutes later the chair was sailing over the skies of the world. It took two' hours for Old Santa to make almost all the right deliveries. Just before his last one his chair broke down. Santa got the_last present in time for Easter. Jeff Langridge Grade 8 Robertson 1?.S. CHRISTMAS IN THE YEAR 2000 My name is John Stamos, and I am here to tell you how I think Christmas will be in the year 2000. You know how Santa has nine reindeer, well in 2000 he will not have a single one, he will have a spaceship so he can just drop the presents and he will be faster. When you go Christmas ,shopping you won't have to walk around the store. You can just stand at the front of the door and press the buttons for what ever you want. And for wrapping your presents it will be A very Merry Christmas to a11, and to all a hearty "thank you!" ft.,f„� --`)e Ad! 14 %.'41 / �: e Of the many gifts we've received. those of your loyalty and friendship mean the most to us. Thank you for your continued and valued patronage. H.G. BRADLEY AND SON LIMITED AUTO PARTS 53 Hamilton Street - Goderich just as easy as shopping. Just press a but- ton, out comes a couple of hands and wraps y6'`ur presents. The Christmas trees are either gold or silver. The Christmas carols turn into rock songs. Jason Creamer Grade 8 Robertson PS. CHRISTMAS IN THE YEAR 2000 WILL IT BE GOOD OR BAD? It is hard to say what the world will be like in the year 2000, for that is 15 years away, but here it goes. I expect the toy industry to go no in price and quality. The cabbage patch doll would be a thing of the past and never be seen again. and bombs in their G.I. Joe sets and soon want the real dieing. They would beg their parents for automatics .and insist that real grenades are great stocking stuffers. This would set the death rate in Canada 50 per- cent higher. CHRISTMAS WITHOUT COMPUTERS Most of the great Christmas spirit had Yep, your right! Time to hitch up the been, forgotten and people would not sleigh. Well, at least it's not as hard as it remember the true Christmas Spirit. - was sixteen years ago. I got my trusty old computer now. My Radio Shack P.C.S. which stands for Personal Computer of San- ta. I can remember sixteen years ago in 1984 ' when I would be out in the snow hitching up Prancer and Dancer and Comet and Vixon ,and all the rest. But I'm getting old now and need my rest before the big night. I'll never forget that night Mrs. Claus tried to get me to postpone it, but I said no way I was going to get it done all in one night- It .It all started that morning when I was rushing around making and buying presents for everyone in the whole world. I caught the flu. I was almost dead when I thought of all the kids. I had to get out there. I hooked up my sled, packed my sack and hitched the reindeer. By that time, it was midnight. I got my two best elves and all the deer and off we went through Canada, United States, Australia and China, until I was at every house in the world. When I got back I opened my garage with my new Stanley garage door opener that Mrs. Claus got me that Christmas. I slept for three weeks straight before I shook that cold. Thank God for computers. You know some day a computer might be able to do my whole job. What am I saying? I hope • nobody heard me! I might lose my career or even my sleigh! Mike Alcock Grade 8 Robertson P.S. Real Christmas trees would not be used and -artificial ones would,be bought by the gross. There would be aluminum trees painted pink made .from old recycled pop cans and bed springs. Unfortunately Santa `Claus and his reindeer would have faded away from our minds leaving no fun and joy for the children of the world. What is a Christmas without snow? Pro- bably in the 2000 year no snow will reach earth due by the future heavy pollution in our skies. With no snow many ski resort owners, snow mobile manufacturing com- panies, and snow shoe makers would be unemployed. Then the world would have a major crises in their hands. Probably most or any of my ideas will not occur in the 2000 year and I certainly hope so, for I like Christmas just the way it is. Shawn Currie Grade 8 Robertson P.S. MERRY CHRISTMAS re FROM THE MUTAT WORSELL BROTHERS umvx-vmagxv=x4 Christmas means many things to many people. To us it's the perfect -time to express our thanks. TEEM Farm RR No.1 Bayfield wishes all Its customers and friends the best of the season. We look forward to seeing you In 1985 TED, EMMA 8. FAMILY 0 00 Merry Christmas to all bowlers. Have a safe and happy New Year Harry, Steve & Doris LITTLE BOWL 524-9966 Dear Santa, I would like the Gobot's command center, a transformer and a race set. And I think I should have them because I read stories to people, and I kept people company and I also used my best manners. Love, Danny Hoy Grade 2 Victoria School Dear Santa, For Christmas I would like a Transforwer Transportation Trucks, Snakemountain, Knight 2000 Voice car, a Dragon Walker, Space Lego (3 sets), a Ghetto Blaster (large size) and Cobra Kahn. I would also like a Zoid Monster. I think I should get them because I haven't got into many fights with my brother. P.S. Only Come To My House. Love, Arthur Mullin Grade 2/3 Victoria School