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The warm spiny of Chnsrmas past of days
gone M. of Inv shared he ramifies on that
special day. 211 come together in harmom
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SANTA AND THE ALIEN
Santa was flying through a town when
t►esaw a big ship flyby, Santa followed it
down on oto a roof and -landed there. The
thing that was -driving came out and said,
"Hello earthling" to Santa. Santa said,
"Who are you?" The thing said, "My
name is Aliano". So Santa and Aliano went
to the first house. Santa and his friend
went into the house and put the presents
under the tree. They went back outside
and hopped into the sleigh. Santa said,
"Take off my friends," to his reindeer.
They took off and the alien said, "Where
are we going?" Santa said, "To the next
town of course." Santa said, "Hold on tight
we're going faster." Just then the reindeer
slammed on the brakes and the alien went
flying out the front of the sleigh and land-
ed right on the edge of the roof. Santa
said, "That was close" and scolded the
reindeer for stopping without telling Santa.
The alien was just getting up, then one
of the reindeer kicked him and he went
falling down, down, down and landed on a
car. He got up and said, "Thanks for the
experience," and whistled in his spaceship,
got in and flew back out to space, Santa
finished his job and went home to tell Mrs.
Claus about his adventure, but he was so
tired that he decided to go to bed and tell
her in the morning.
Chris
Grade 4
St. Patrick's, Dublin
HIDE & SEEK AT
CHRISTMAS TIME
The Christmas tree is up and glowing,
through the window you see it snowing.
kids playing hide and seek,
the "it" does not peek,
while mother is inside sewing.
Sharon Godkin
Grade 8
Seaforth Public School
CHRISTMAS IS A TIME
Christmas is a time to give and to share.
Christmas is a time to love and to care.
Christmas is a time to put up the cristmas
tree.
Danny
S.P.S.
TEE CRRJSTMAS TREE
A Christmas tree is a pretty thing to see
and put up this season and put on blubs
by Patti -Jo Ward
Gr. 4V
Seaforth Public School
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Loving, protecting, secure
Where the heart is
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Gr. 6
St. James School
It feels like snow,
It smells sweet,
It looks like Jesus.
It tastes like candycanes,
It sounds like carols.
It is CHRISTMAS'
Angela Hunt
Grade 3
St. Columban
It feels like happiness.
It smells like smoke from the fire place.
It looks like Presents.
It tastes like Candy Canes.
It sounds like a party.
Its CHRISTMAS!
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St. Columban
It feels like nappies
It smells like turkey cooking
It looks like Santa coming
It tastes like chocolate cake
It sounds like singing carols
It is CHRISTMAS!
It feels like love
It smells like fresh cookies
It look like present
It sound Jingle bells
Jingle bells
It is Christmas.
Friends
Trustworthy, valuable
Playing, laughing, sharing.
My friends are important
Pals.
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Grade 3
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 15 1989 1$B
CHAD VERBERNE, ST PATRICK'S GR 4
CHRISTMAS IN THE FUTURE
Christmas in the future I think will be
quite the same. I think that the reindeer of
Santa Clause's will have pretty sore legs
and hooves near Christmas Eve and after.
In the future I think that the reindeer
should have a break of getting their legs
and hooves cold and tired they will need
some Christmas Rocket shoes. What the
Christmas Rocket Shoes will do is warm
their feet and be a rocket at the same
time. I also think if a chimney has a kind
of roof over it I think that in the future the
chimneys with a roof over it should be
computerized so that when Santa Clause's
reindeer land on the roof and Santa Claus
CHRISTMAS 2031
Even though she was supposed to be
sleeping, I knew she was downstairs, look-
ing for the presents that Sancos had hid-
den. I quietly got out of bed, careful not to
disturb my husband, Zach, and slipped on
my purple day -robe and matching house -
boots. The door automaticly opened for me
with it's it's low hissing, which evidently
woke my sleeping husband.
"Is Tavia on level one?" he whispered
from the bed.
I nodded and put my finger to my lips
as Zach followed me to the hydrovent plat-
form, which lowered us to level one silent-
ly . We tiptoed across the hall and staved
against the wall for fear that the ultra-
sound "eye" would see us and open the
door, giving us away to Tavia. We pushed
the door open a bit and peered in.
Sure enough, there she was, dumping out
her Christmas cone, a decendant of my
grandmother's stocking, (imagine putting
gifts in a sock' A cone is much more
sanitary). She was delighted in all the
goodies - peppermint toffee, green hooks,
coniferbites and a jar of retspon.
1 giggled in remembrance of my own
Christmas antics and Zach gave me a
"shut -up -and -watch" look which I obeyed.
My daughter must of heard me, because
she looked around like a kitten .who was
caught in a budgie cage.
"Sancos? You're not Sancos! You're
Momma and Dad! Where's Sancos?" Tavis
whispered "There's no presents!"
"Sure there is," I said, really getting in-
to the Christmas spirit, "Look behind you,
what about the tree?"
Our fiberglass tree held little
resemblence to its natural counterpart
(you could still get real trees in the coun-
try, but we think it's boring having your
Christmas tree an unhealthy green colour
every winter). Our purple giant was a new
model which could be opened and closed
revealing many presents. I did so now, and
watched Tavia's face face light up with
delight as she saw the many presents.
As I watched my child open the boxes,
I felt a tear in my eye, would her children
be as lucky as her? I hugged Zach close
and handed my daughter her presents.
B
Seaforth Public School
Mike Murray
Grade 3
St. Columban
Nicky Longstaff
Gr. 6
St. James School
FOOD
wing.
Mike Janmaat
St. James School
YEAR 2009
FUTURE CHRISTMAS
Once upon a time far far into the future,
little Joey was in his Bear stun bed.
He was trying to fall asleep but he was
having a hard tune because he knew what
was waiting for him under the tree. Then
he finely fell asleep.
He woke up and when he did he knew it
was Christmas morning. He run to the
elevator and went down to the main floor.
He looked under the tree and he was
very very surprised. He got just what you
wanted! And you know what that is! (San-
ta must have got confused).
Jamie McNichol
Grade 8
Seaforth Public School
jumps out the chimney pops open so San-
ta can jump down it as soon as he jumps
off his Skateboard Scooter. Santa's
skateboard Scooter has 'wheels in case
there is no snow and Santa can pull in the
wheels and put out the ski's for snow. 1
think Santa will like that idea for a
Christmas present don't you? Santa can
still keep all of his reindeer, his sled and
he can still lift the rooves off the chimneys
but he can also use his new things to. I
hope you all have a Merry Christmas now
and in the future. And a happy new year.
B) Valerie Collins,
Grade 5
Seaforth Public School
A CHRISTMAS TALE
It was christnuas eve, in the year 3002.
The didn't have stockings but they had a
red shoe.
They couldn't go to sleep it was too hard,
and by the fire place they had a robot,
guard.
They left cookies and even milk too'
They could hardly wait for the coming of
you'
Santa Claus
By Trevor Jessome
S.P.S.
Gr. 5
CHRISTMAS 2000
It's Christmas. No more. trees were to be
found. "But mom," I said, "Where will
Santa put the toys?" "I guess you can't
have a Christmas," Maybe if you ask San-
ta for a tree. I'm sure the elves can make
a tree. "But if everyone asked for a tree
they be gone." But if you get one it's for
next year. Why? Because if he gives you
a tree it's a enought for a year.
Nicholas Vink
Grade 4
St. Patrick's, Dublin
SANTA'S LATE
11:55 it's Christmas Eve
Come on Santa where is he
Did his sleigh break down
Or is he Grusin the town
The chimney is quiet, there's no sound.
Minute after minute, tired of waiting,
Presents, gifts, what is he bringing
Here comes Santa, down the chimney in a
hurry
He's got a happy face, well I'm in fury.
I yelled at Santa "Where have you been"
I. was angry, mad, full of steam!
I was tougher than HULK HOGAN! I was
mean
Santa "Hold here, I'm pretty tired”
I said "Don't bother coming back your
fired"'
He looked at me with a sad, sad face
I said "Your ugly, your a disgrace."
Santa said "I'm sorry, I didn't mean it"
Slowly 1 started changing, not taking a
fit.''
I said "I'm sorry, will you stil be my
friend.
He smiled, he said "sure, till the end."
He got on his sleigh and drove out of
sight
But as he left, I heard him say,
"Merry Christmas and Lto all a good
night".
Merry Christmas
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Best Wishes
for the
fNe,rw Year
season's
IIRreetings
Tim Smith
Seaforth Public School
CHRISTMAS
Christmas
Winter cold
Skiing Sledding Snowing
Her comes Santa Claus
North Pole
Done By: Shannon Torrance,
Grade 5
St. Patrick's School,
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