The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-22, Page 87anta
HOW SANTAS.SLEIGH
SAVED HIM
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One Christmas Santa set off
to do his usual trip around the
world. But at one unusual
house they have a watch -dog
and it bites rear hard and
every time Santa goes there
he gets bit. One year he lost
his clothes and he had to fly in
his long under wear. And
every house he went to, his
long under got real real real
dirty and mrs. Claus got
really mad at him when he
got back from his trip. Then
at that un -usual house one
year the dog got Santa reat in
the behind and the sleigh
saved him because he droped
some rope inside the chimney
and Santa caught it 'and the
sleigh toke off and „ pulled
Santa up. And thats how it
happened. so gogd-bye for
today.
by Jeff Bissett,
room 204
Victoria
THE ELF THAT WAS
LEFT BEHIND
It was Christmas Eve. Santa
and his elves were ready to
go. At the first the elf named
Jug Head was left behind. Jug
Head was smart he found a
box and got in it. On it he put,
To Jeffrey. In the morning
when Jeff opened it he was
startled and frightend He
waited, suddenly the elf woke
up! Jeff took off up the stairs
yelling for his Mom. His Mom
and Dad said, whats going
on? Why all the racket?
Theres a funny man down-
stairs with pointed ears and
all dressed in green. His Mom
`and Dad rushed downstairs to
see the little man dressed in
green. She asked who he was
where'he came from.
The elf I am Jug Head one of
Santas elves.I come from the
North Pole. It took while for
them to know each other.
When they new him they
treated him cruel They didn't
even feed him He only took so
much and said, Either treat
me like a member of your
family or I leave. A year later
he said, he would leave, with
Santa on Chrismas. Santa
was glad to see Jug Head.
Santa tought he would never
see Jug Head again. Santa
anxious to hear Jug Heads
adventure. Santa told Jug •
Head never to careless again.
Jug head made sure he was
never left _ behind again.
Santa, his wife and his elves
lived happily ever after.
Jamie Kruspe
Room 209
Victoria
OUR VISITOR ON
CHRISTMAS EVE
One Christmas Eve, a dark
and snowy night,
I saw a strange figure in the
moonlight.
It looked like a man all
dressed up in red,
with eight tiny reindeer that
were ling his sled.
They were flying through the
air a very fast speed, and he
had a sack full of gifts we
need.
Then! they landed on our roof
with sleight and all, It
sounded like Santa was going
to fall.
He came down our chimney
withs his gifts and his sack,
and he stepped on our
firewood, that was in its rack.
He walked over to our tree
d placed our presents
nderneath, then filled our
ocking beside our wreath.
flew in
Then he ate our milk and
cookies we had left for him
that night, then climbed up
the chimney, hopped in his
sleigh and Santa and his
reindeer disappeared out of
sight.
John Thompson
Grade 6
Victoria
RUDOLPH JUNIOR
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph were
munching hay in their stall
peacefully with their new son
Rudolph junior. He had a
bright shinny red nose just
like his father Rudolph. When
Rudolph junior grew older he
had to go for training of
reindeer games. This was
just like what his father
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Donner did. He had tofather learn
how to fly, and to be har-
nessed, and all sorts of other
things., Rudolph junior grew
strong and healthy. Someday
he would be able to make 'the
team of reindeer and be able
to pull the sleigh, just like his
father and Grandfather.
By Caroline Watt
Grad 6
Victoria
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Dear Santa C.
Hopd you're alright up there
in the cold North Pole. I've
been a good boy. I hope you'll
bring me some presents.
By Colin
Santa's delivering our cheery wish to
all, plus many thanks for your kindness.
Goderich Little Theatre
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Over the fields and through the
snow-covered countryside go our warmest
Christmas wishes. In this tradition, we greet
our friends and customers, with hopes for your holiday
happiness, and with genuine appreciation for your good will.
A Very,
Merry Christmas from Doug, Ross, John, Isobel & Ken
M.SMITIII
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