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BY KEVINJONIFS
Grade 4
Huron Centennial School
On December 23, 1968 2 days before
Christmas Santa got the flu. Santa said, "Get
those toys made while I find somebody to take
my place," Santa searched everywhere.
Finally he found someone. His name was
Scrooge. That night Santa was talking to
Scrooge. "I am going to give Sou the
Christmas list now don't lose it. The same
night Santa sneaked into Scrooge's room. He
sprinkled a magic powder over Scrooge. On
Christmas Eve Santa was watching Scrooge
through a crystal ball. He said to his wife "I
think I over did it with the magic powder
again. Scrooge gave Tommy 9 Transformers,
8 G.I. Joe toys and a bunch/of other things.
And that was only a start of Moat happened
that Christmas, Eve.
A puppy for Christmas
BY KEVIN TAYLOR
Grade 4
Huron Centennial School
It was 6 days before Christmas. It was
blizzardy and hard to see but as by a force I
was drawn to the window and through the
white I saw something. It was a speck of
brown. As I was turning away it moved, In an
instant I was putting on my coat and boots. I
dashed through the door with my mom
yelling after Me. Although it was blowing and
snowing I kept my eyes on the brown object,
It moved again, I began to jog then run. I fell
Santa Claus
BY BECKY GRAY
Grade 3
Seaforth Public School
One day in the north pole Santa went out
for a walk and it was a bit cold.
You won't believe what he got, he got the
flu, Santa went back home and told Mrs.
Santa Claus and she told Santa you will have
to stay in bed so the flu will go away.
"But what about all the kids?" said Santa.
We will see about that and so Mrs. Santa
Claus called up Santa Claus's best friend Bob
A Christmas
BYTARA SAVAGE
Grade 8
Huron Centennial School
It was three weeks before Christmas and a
little boy named Joshua couldn't wait until
December 25. But there was one problem,
Joshua's mom hau no money at all to buy
presents or even buy groceries.
While everyone was out buying Christmas
presents. Joshua's mom was at home feeling
guilty that she couldn't go out and buy
Christmas presents. Joshua's dad was very
sick and couldn't work and his mom couldn't
work because she was seven months
pregnant. •
A week had passed and Joshua's mom
couldn't find any money anywhere. Mean-
while downstairs a kind elderly lady was
making all kinds of goodies such as mitts,
hats, scarfs and Christmas cookies,
Four days before Christmas the elderly
lady told Joshua's mom not to worry and gave
down exhausted in front of the spot. I picked
myself up, then picked up the spot. I put it in
side my coat. It was cold and furry. Although I
was exhausted I ran well. I finally stumbled
into the house. My mom ran over to me. My
dad helped me up. Why did you go out? For
this, I let the spot out. It was a puppy. Dad got
the tub and filled it with hot water, mom got
the hot water bottle, Bryan got some hot
chocolate and some left overs from supper,
Paul got a blanket. I got the hot chocolate,
puppy got the left overs, I got the blanket and
hot water bottle and we shared the tub.
gets the flu
James and Mrs. Santa Claus asked him if he
would take the presents to the kids and Bob
James said "I will do anything for my
friend." "Thank you" said Mrs. Santa Claus.
" I will tell Santa Claus. " Ok said Bob so Mrs.
Santa Claus told Mr. Santa Claus and Santa
said "Ok". So when the night came Bob got
Santa's reindeer and took off to give the
presents to all the kids and when Bob got back
Santa gave Bob a million dollars and Bbb said
"thank you".
gift for Josh
her $10 plus a pair of mitts and a hat and some
Christmas cookies forJoshua. But the elderly
lady didn't want Joshua to know she made
them so she told Joshua's mom to keep it a
secret.
The day before Christmas Joshua's mom
bought Joshua a little truck so on Christmas
day Joshua had three presents and he loved
it. After his dad got better his mom and dad
paid the elderly lady back and they were
forever grateful to her.
CHRISTMAS IS....
BY CHAD W IIDLNG
Grade 4
St. Patrick's School
Christmas is joy
Christmas is love
Christmas is friends
Christmas is snow.
I love Christmas.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 25, 1985 — A9
MYCHRISTMASPOEM
BY JENNIER UNIAC
St. Patrick's School
Christ is born on Christmas day ,
Holly was hung on the Christmas tree,
Rudolph is the leader of reindeer,
Israel where Mary lived,
Stars shone above the stable,
Tinsel hangs on the Christmas tree,
Merry Christmas to all,
Angels kneeling down,
Santa is here again this year.
MAY yOUI't holidAy
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MY CHRISTMAS POEM
BY KADY TERPSTRA
St. Patrick's School
C is for Christ born this day,
H is for Holly green as can be,
R is for reindeer,
I is for the infant that was born,
S is for Shepherds who followed the star,
T is for tinsel that shines on trees,
M is for Mary mother of Jesus,
A is for Angels who sang that night,
S is for the star that shone on that night.
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THE MEANING OF C'H RISTM As
BY DA LE SC HOONDERW OERD
St. Patrick's School
C is for candy
H is for Holy Mass
El is for Rudolph the red nosed raindeer
I is for infant
S is for Santa Claus
T is for toys
M is for Mass
A is for angels
S is for stable
Suddegly it's
CHRISTMAS
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