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it's not all gifts
Letter To Santa
BY STEVEN SHANTZ
Grade 1
Zurich Public
Dear Santa Claus
I want a Max -Machine and
a hockey game, Also a Steve
Austin and a Stretch Arm-
strong and a pick-up and a
Motor -cycle. We have a new
chimney For You.
Christmas
BY SCOTT WILLERT
Grade 4
Zurich Public
Christmas is things to
hear,
Santa's ho ho ho.
The jingling of the church
bells.
The choir singing carols.
A little bird singing
The music of the organ.
The fun and laughter of
Christmas.
New year's
resolution
BY DWAYNE MARTIN
Grade 8
Zurich Public
If I were Prime Minister of
Canada, my New Year's
Resolution would be to make
sure that there are enough
jobs in Canada for people
who would like to work. First
of all I would fire the people
who always go on strike and
replace them with people
who are willing to do the job.
After that I would reopen old
industries and develop new
ones. If this could be
achieved, the poverty in
Canada would be greatly
reduced.
My New Year's
Resolution
BY ELIZABETH
SANGSTER
Grade 5
Hensall Public
"Stop eating so many
potato chips," mom says.
Not only am I making the
grocery store manager rich
but I'll get so many gum
boils I won't be able to eat!
I must start brushing my
teeth regularly! My brother
says they look like lemons.
Start gargling regularly!
My breath smells like rotten
eggs!
Stop biting my nails. All
I've got for nails are twenty
little stubs!
New Year's Resolutions —
to me are made to break!
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Mr. Squirrel
BY SONYA LYNN SHANTZ
Grade 3
Zurich Public
One Christmas Eve at 7
o'clock Mr. Squirrel was
reading the news paper. All
of a sudden he heard some
singing, He looked out of the
window. There he saw carol
singers. Then he told then to
come in. Then they had a
party.
Christmas
BY MARK JOHNSTON
Grade 5
Zurich Public
Today Santa Claus is
Coming to Town. He's going
to Deck the Halls with
Boughs of Holly. He is
coming with Rudolph the
Red -nosed Reindeer, and We
Three Kings of Orient Are.
He's going to Wish you a
Merry Christmas. He brings
Joy to the World!
Recipe For A
Merry Christmas
BYSHELLEYMCLEOD
Grade 6
Zurich Public
love
1 c. joy
1/2 c. laughter
Dash of presents
11/2 c. sharing
13/4 c. giving
Mix joy and love together.
Add laughter. Mix in another
bowl sharing and giving
presents. Put in another
bigger bowl and mix all
together and have a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
The True
I'/ eaning Of
Christmas
BY GREG HARTMAN
St. Boniface
On Christmas you should
always think more about the
birth of Christ than all the
presents you might get. They
should represent love.
Christmas is a day when all
members of the family
should celebrate together at
A Church service as well as
at home.
TREE DECORATING TIME — Putting some decorations on the grade eight Christmas tree on
Monday were Dennis Bedard, Steven Creces, Tom Ducharme and Dennis Jeffrey. Staff photo
Christmas
BYJAMIE LESPERANCE
St. Boniface
Christmas isn't all gifts
and candies. It is a birthday,
the biggest birthday ever!
Christmas is the birthday of
Christ our savior. It is the
day in which Mother Mary
became the mother God.
Christmas is a family
celebration and a time for
giving gifts. (but you mustn't
get carried away.)
I think it is better to give to
someone something you
made yourself than
something that is really
fancy or something that
comes batteries not in-
cluded. Christmas is a time
for remembering not just
giving.
The Real
Meaning Of
Christmas
BY KANDY DOBSON
Grade 6
Hensall Public
Christmas is the best time
of the year. I like to
celebrate the birth of Jesus.
The flickering bright lights
on the soft snow gives me a
warm feeling inside. Even
the folks on the streets
shopping for gifts seem to
have a happy glow on their
faces. I wish this special
feeling would be with people
the whole year through.
Christmas
BY TIMMY REGIER
St. Boniface
The true meaning of
Christmas is the birth of
Christ. At Christmas God
gave us a Savior and a way
to Eternal life as a family we
celebrate, Christmas in
giving and recieving gifts.
The Mother Mary and the
Son Jesus. Jesus he died for
our sins.
Pollution
BY TIM EASTERBROOK
Grade 6
Hensall Public
To solve some of the majcr
problems in the world I
would fine anybody that
threw garbage all over the
ground at least 50 dollars.
Our world is getting more
and more polluted so we
have to stop it or soon our
world will smell and
everywhere we go we will
see garbage.
Christmas Is...
BY DENNIS DENOMME
St. Boniface
Christmas is, to the little
ones, is Tonka trucks, race
sets, dolls and even smash
up. derby. Christmas night
the little ones are like rubber
ball bouncing, rolling all
over the place and opening
gifts. To the older people who
understand the true meaning
of Christmas it is a time of
giving love to each other. To
me - Christmas is one great
time watching everybody
going crazy over all the gifts.
TRADITIONAL — One of the traditional decorations for the Christmas season is a Christmas
tree. Looking over a modified version in Mrs. Westlaken's grade six class at St. Boniface school
are Donna Regier, Kim Moss, Andrea Zimmer and Tracy Lesperance. Staff photo
eleope the holiday is
tilled with pleasant
surprises! Thanks.
YUNGBLUT'S
MEAT MARKET
May you enjoy the treasures
and pleasures of this merry
magical time! To friends
big and small ...thanks.
Sincere best wishes from The Staff at
HEIMRICH'S
This frosty
' fellow
brings our
holiday wishes
and many
thanks for
all your
:. trust.