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The following,PoeMs written by Lucknow
Central Public School students were judged
the winners in the school's Hallowe'en
Poetry Contest.
HALLOWE'EN-
Roo Boo
It's Hallowe'en
Big Black Cats
Come out and scare you
On next Hallowe'en
What are you going to be.
BOO!
Kristen Owens
Grade Z.
HALLOWE'EN
Hallowe'en is a spooky night.
Everything is a haunted sight.
With ghosts, goblins and monsters too.
Creaky doors and rusty old screws.
Witches, black cats and a gloolny old, brew.
But beware of Hallowe'en
Heather Steer Don't be spooked.
BOO!! Grade 3.
Tony Falconer
Grade 5.
The fun of it all,
se6"tos. quite 'dandy','
You go trick,or-tteating,
And gei lots of-candy,
Jeff Murray
Grade 6.
HALLOWE'EN
On a, pitch dark night,
We all see a frightening sight.
The black cats and bats
Hopefully' never ever spats.
The witches on brcioms
Jump into your rooms "
Ooh! 9111 vvh 4A, atr eitenin g sight.
ffOOF E -'661 goo!
The pumpkin on gatepost,
Lighted all up.
Loves to be the biggest host,
And even scare the biggest ghost.
Oh! Oh! What a pitch dark night!!
Joanne de Boer
Grade 7.
O.N ItAupwirEs- mow •
On firalloWe'en Night
I saw' a great .Sight,'
It .flew and it. slid,
SO .'I went' and hid,
For' it seas so tall.,
And I. was so small.
Ball
But then it took a great fall,
Right then ,I knew,
it was. only Sister Sue,
Dressed up in two, kilts,
Standing. On stilts.
-Susan Meyer
Grade 7.
THE NIGHT OF HALLOWE'EN
1-was. Hallowe'en night
AO all through the street, .
Not a person Was around
Not even a peep.
The .bags were all hung
By the pumpkin patch with ,care
In hopes that the-Great Pumpkin-
Soon: would be there.
Come swooping down,
Ghosts and owls
And Wizards too,
Come and try,
To frighten you.
In the trees,
The owls too-hoo,
tip-i-n-the-sky,
The ghosts go boo..
Doesn't Hallowe'en
Scare you!
Lana Craig
Grade 4.
HALLOWE'EN
Up and Down,
The spooky street,
Children in costumes,
Go trick or treat.
Big black cats,
Stalk the town,
And big black bats,
HALLOWE'EN SPOOKS
Goblins spook people on Hallowe'en night,
Big black cats arc having a fight.
Hallo-,ve'en witches fly through the air;
Then, the vampires give you a scare.
HALLOWE'EN NIGHT
Ghosts and goblins. skeletons and bats
Witches on.broomsticks with big black hats.
Children in costumes, roaming the streets,
From house to house they yell "Trick or
Treat
Jack-O-Lanterns with faces of fright
These you will see on Hallowe'en Night.
The children were nestled
Under the leaves
While visions of the Great PUmpkin
And their trick or .treats.
They sat in the leaves
With fear and fright
And the Great Purnpkin
Julie Clark Didn't show up that night.
Grade 7. Tarn to page 1.4 6.
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Trustee
A Bruce County Board
of Education
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,,as your trustee and representative on the
Bruce County Board of Education. During
this period I have endeavoured to listen and 1
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