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Walton students tell their ideas on Christmas
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computer.
Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year!
Sincerely,
Christine Nicole Lapp
Grade 3-4, Hallett Central.
Dear Santa,
Hi! I really liked the nice gifts
you gave me last year. The thing I
liked best was the snow cart.
Please bring my brother a pair of
slippers.
I would like a cribbage board and
a chess board.
Have a Merry Christmas!
Yours truly,
Jeff Cowan
Grade 3-4, Hullett Central.
Merry Christmas!
Dear Santa Claus,
Thahk you for the nice gifts you
gave me last year. Please bring the
poor Some games for them to play.
I would like a chess board, a
walkman and a computer. Have a
Merry Christmas!
Sincerely,
Chris Dunbar
Grade 3-4, Hullett Central.
Dear Santa Claus,
Thank you for the nice and
beautiful gifts you gave me last
year.
Please give Jeff Cowan a hockey •
stick and a puck for Christmas.
1 would like a lot of things but
you don’t need to give me all of
them for Christmas. I would like a
new pogo ball and Barbie. Have a
very Merry Christmas!
Your friend
Carrie Buttar
Grade 3-4, Hullett Central.
Dear Santa,
Thanks for the wish world. 1 play
with it a lot. My sister likes it too.
Please bring my mom a new food
processor. She would like it a lot.
For Christmas I would like a
daybed. It would fit my room
better.
There might be some cookies and
milk on the table. I am going to try
to talk mom into it. Merry Christ
mas!
Yours truly
Katrina M.
Grade 3-4, Hullett Central.
Dear Santa Claus,
Thank you for the wonderful gifts
you gave me last year. Please bring
my mom’s mom a chess and
checker board for Christmas.
I would like a chess and checker
board, some fruit and an outfit to
wear on Christmas morning. There
will be some cookies and a glass of
milk on the kitchen table.
Have a very Merry Christmas!
Yours truly,
Melinda Beacom
Grade 3-4, Hullett Central.
Dear Santa,
Thank you very much for the
gifts you gave me last year. 1 really
like them!
Please give my mom some lace to
help her make the mice and some
string.
I would like it if you brought me
some tapes for a getto, Rainbow
paints and some tapes and clothes
for Cricket.
There will be eight carrots on the
table and a glass of milk for you.
Yours truly,
Angie Konarski
Grade 3-4, Hullett Central.
P.S. Have a safe ride. Merry
Christmas and a happy new year!
Dear Santa,
Thank you for the necklace you
brought me last year.
Please bring Andrea Vandendool
a Dinky Diary and will you please
give Katie Snell a Michael Jackson
tape.
I would like some Barbies, dolls
and Colouring Books with crayons.
Could you say hi! to Rudolph for
me. Merry Christmas!
Yours truly,
Melisa Driscoll
Grade 3-4, Hullett Central.
Dear Santa,
Thank you for the nice gifts you
gave me last year. Please bring my
teacher a new chess board and
some snow tires for her car.
I would like a remote control Big
Foot, Lego and a new chess board.
Can Rudolph guide your sled? My
sister liked the stereo that you
brought her. There will be some
cookies and a glass of milk but you
better be quiet when you come
down the chimney. My mom and
dad sleep downstairs. I hope you
can fit through the chimney, Santa.
Have a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year!
Yours truly,
James Gauthier
Grade 3-4, Hullett Central.
CHRISTMAS!
Christmas is love because it is for
laughing and celebrating. When a
boy and girl meet under the
mistletoe they kiss. We show love
for others by caring.
We give money or presents to
poor people. I help Mom or Dad do
the work. I give presents to my
relatives and friends.
We say thank you for our
presents and that Jesus was born
1989 years ago.
Kevin Bernard
Grade 3, Walton.
Christmas smells ... of baking
pie and cookies and cake. We smell
pine trees, and spruce, cedar or fir.
We smell turkey. Flowers we smell
are Christmas rose and the poinset
tia.
Ellen Workman
Grade 3, Walton.
Christmas is happiness. Christ
mas is giving presents, loving, and
caring.
At Christmas my cousins, aunts,
and uncles and my family go to
Grandma and Grandpa’s.
Jason Thompson
Grade 3, Walton.
Christmas is giving presents,
books, toys, and cards. We give
love by helping wrap Christmas
presents.
We can give clothes to our
cousins.
We give happiness by sharing.
Robbie Mitchell
Grade 3, Walton.
Christmas is giving presents to
people you love and relatives are
giving presents to us. We phone
our friends and remember Jesus’
birthday.
We give cards, visit your friends
and they visit you too.
Sarah McLellan
Grade 3, Walton.
Christmas is to me ....
It is getting together .with my
family. Every Christmas my uncle
comes home. On Christmas we
given presents to the people whose
names we had drawn. We celebrate
Christmas at my grampa’s and
gramma’s house. If my uncle can’t
come, we send the presents to him
and we send him letters.
Kerrie McClure
Grade 3, Walton.
Christmas is giving presents to
our relatives and our relatives
giving presents to us. We phone
our friends, send cards to our
cousins, give letters to your teach
er.
It is just like when the three
wisemen gave their gifts to Baby
Jesus.
Theresa McClory
Grade 3, Walton.
gold, spices, and perfume to show
their love for Him.
Christmas is remembering the
love that God sent to everybody
when Jesus was born in Bethle
hem. Wisemen who loved Him ...
they gave his mother presents of
Carali McCall
Grade 3, Walton.
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we welcome the opportunity to thank our customers.
We look forward to serving you in 1989.
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