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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-20, Page 91V:, GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1979—PAGE 47B ree wouldn't stand up The day • before Christmas we were putting up our tree. It kept falling over. My dad came in and tried to fix it, but he couldn't. We bought a new stand, but that didn't help either. We took it back to the store to get it fixed, but the man said that there was nothing wrong with it. We brought it home and tried to put it up again. It stood up, so we left it for a few minutes. I wentback in the livingroom, and then back to the tree. It hadn't fallen over, so I went into the kitchen where my mom was, and asked her if she knew where the cat was. She Wants to be in 25th century It all started last year. Was 1 bad a week before Christmas. My mother and father said that I could ownly get one gift for christmas. I went and-=, thought of the only gift I could have. Finally I thought of a gift, where I could go to a place where I would be in the 25th century. When I was there I look at what earth would be like. Maybe everything would be push button and I would have to do any work. Robots would bring you your food and do all your work. You could fly,. to a room in a flying chair and • you wouldn't even have to move. Then I w ltild go hack to the 20th century and tell every one what happened and become famous. Then Mother and Father would show some respect for mie. Fred Durnin, St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge • Financial problems at Christmas are big ,problems. If you. have a Fig fa mil .to buy everyone a present by the time you are finished shopping you owe your mother at least. $5. Another financial problems for our parents is that all the taxes have to he payed in December which causes a problem in getting ready for christmas. A problem everydnc suffers is that prices rise so you pay more for gifts. These are common financial problems at christmas that everyone runs into. But then at my age, why worry!. Mary Lynn Doherty. St. Joseph's Kingsbridge Grade 7 THEBIG PRESENT One Christmas in 1975 while my family and I were sitting on the couch. We were so over joyed to open our presents when finally we did. In a few minutes I was busy opening a huge package. Guess what it was? ' I'll. tell you it was a walking doll. Her name was Wendy Walker. She had long curly hair. I loved her dearly. I asked her did Santa Claus bring you to me to be my sister. My mother said, "she's even biger than you!" I 'laughed. 'My 'brother got his presents mixed- up with me. We had a very merry Christmas! Miriam de Haan Age9 Robertson Grade 4 December the 24, 1978 the night before Christmas I crept from my Fed and down the stairs and went to the christmas tree. There was lots of gifts under the tree. I looked under the tree for my gifts. It was a small one. I opened it, it was a rubber mouse. I laughed, and I also woke mom and dad when I was laughing. Morn came in and screamed, dad came in and started to laugh. He said were did you get that, I 'said in this box. And we had a good Christmas day. The next day. Jackie Delbergue, St. Joseph's Kingsbridge Grade 6 • said he was likely out- side. I went back in to see the tree and it was falltg over. I caught it just in time! It was a good thing that we didn't have any Christmas balls on it, or they would have been broken. I called mom and she came in. She went out to thee .garage and got dad. �Ie came in with= some tools, and tried to fix. When he was done he took his tools back out to the garage, and came back in. He tried it, and it stoo up but it fell down in fp minutes. When it fell t e cat came running out. all laughed and the cat purred. What a' trouble we had that day. Shelley Pfrimmer Robertson Memorial 10 On December 18, 1979 we went to the Christmas concert. At the Christmas concert I got a present and I opened it and I said, "I really liked it". After that I showed my mother and she said, It was very pretty". It was nice because it you shook it, it would start to snow. It had a snowman and a house in it too. Colleen Van Osch, St. Joseph's Kingsbridge Grade 4 10< ti ,-rr E• !"2.l Happy voices sing out the special music of this blessed holiday season. May. they bring you love, joy and peace throughout Christmas. Many thanks to all I our friends. Merry Christmas 40 WEST ST. SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH 524-9344