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The Citizen, 2003-12-24, Page 26PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2003. Hullett’s Grade l/2s write their wish lists GRADE 1/2 DEAR SANTA, I hope you liked the cookies. And I really liked the presents from last year. 1 would like a Game Boy please. 1 would like Nintendo games. They are Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh please. Tyler Berry. DEAR SANTA, Thank you for the presents you gave me last year. This year I would like a bird, a baby sister, a cat. a dog, a guitar, a jacket, a robot and a Game Boy. 1 will leave you milk and cookies for when you come on Christmas Eve. From Jeremy. DEAR SANTA, Can I get a red bike with ten gears please. Can I get a helmet with pads, please. Can 1 get farm toys. Can 1 get some BFSS. Can I please get a Game Boy. Can I please have a toy dirt bike. Can 1 please have a pair of shoes that are grey. Can I please get a Play Station 2 with a small TV. Can I have a mini scooter. Can I please have a snowboard. DEAR SANTA, This Christmas I want a kitten. I would also like to have a Barbie and a deck of cards. Thank you Santa for all the great presents you sent me last year. From Janette Plaetzer. DEAR SANTA, I would like a Barbie car, a Barbie house and a Barbie baby. Thank you for last year's presents. I hope you have a good flight Christmas night. I hope you like your cookies. From Lateesha Veenstra. DEAR SANTA, Thanks for the gifts you gave me last year. The elves did a good job. Did you and your reindeer like the food I left? I would like a red and brown bionical and a red. black and silver necklace. 1 will leave cookies and carrots for you and your reindeer. Thanks again. From, Wyatt Carey. PS. Yu-GJ-Oh cards. DEAR SANTA, I don’t care what you give me. Special service at Melville Greeting at the door of Melville Presbyterian Church for the Christmas Sunday service last weekend were Margaret and Graham Work. With Crystal McLellan at the organ, 24 members of the combined junior and senior choirs took their places in the choir loft. Rev. Campbell announced il would be a special service of music. The first anthem with both choirs singing was Everybody's Talking About the Baby Boy, with piano and flute accompaniment. Entering the fourth week of Advent, the candle was lit by Brian and Melinda Tenpas and their family giving the liturgy with responses from the congregation. Following the singing of The First Noel and What Child is This? the children moved to the front of the sanctuary for the reading of The Cat who Knew the Meaning of Christmas by Jeanne Kirkby. This was a story of how a cat was in the stable in Bethlehem where Christ was born and purred the baby to sleep and then heard the wondrous music of the angels. Psalm 80: 1 - 7 was read responsively with Rev. Cathrine Campbell leading the congregation. Then the scripture lessons of Micah 5: 2 - 5; Hebrews 10: 5 - 10; and Matthew 1: 18-24 were read with Dave McCutcheon assisting Rev. Please give me a red radio and a pack of Yu-Gi-Oh cards. Thanks for last year's presents. I will leave out cookies for you. From, Jordan deBoer. DEAR SANTA, I want a remote control truck and Tony Hawk 123 and 4 for PlayStation 2. It is cool here. 1 liked the toy you gave me last year. From, Kenny Huether. DEAR SANTA, I want new markers and a crayon maker and a blue watch. PS. Thank you for the gifts last year. Connor Rodger. DEAR SANTA, I would really like a PolyPocket's little house. Thank you for last year’s present and a kitchen for my baby Coch Coch. Valerie Westerhout. DEAR SANTA, Can I please have a Mary Kate and Ashley movie, Rapunzel book, Barbie. From, Lexi Aitken. Poems from This Christmas I Pray... that in my world people would not live in fear of war. that in my country there would be less pollution that in my community there would be more kindness that in my family we would see each other more that in my heart I will be kind. By Mary Kate Higgins, Grade 3. This Christmas I Pray... that in my world there would be no littering that in my country people would not smoke. that in my community there would be no more crime that in my family we would get together more that in my heart I’d be a better person By Sarah Hoy, Grade 2. Campbell. The Christmas hymn, While Shepherds watched their Flocks was sung. The sermon, Mary’s Song, was part speaking and part music from the choir. The senior choir started with selections from Gloria and the songs, Celebrate The Child Who Is The Light, and Rejoice Emmanuel. Rev. Campbell filled in the story of Christ's birth as the choir continued to contribute music from the score. A piano and flute duet was given by Mary Douma and Amy Schimanski. The collection was gathered by Bill King, Frank DEAR SANTA, I would like for Christinas il you have one. a Polly Pocket, please and a new Barbie doll and how is the weather? Thank you for the Christmas presents last year. From, Rebecca Airdrie-Forrest. DEAR SANTA, Thank you for last year’s presents. 1 would like a doll, lots of Barbies, a Ferbie, a magnet and a monster. From, Ashley Parke. DEAR SANTA, I would like a telescope and I would like to give my little sister a present. I want to give her a teddy bear and my mom a sewing machine and hockey cards for my dad and a book. From Rebecca Lynn. DEAR SANTA, Thank you for the cleaning set you gave me last year. Can 1 have a green tractor, a farm book, a shirt with a tractor on it and some baby animals. Pretty, pretty please. From, Dalton Carey. DEAR SANTA, I want a pink dress. Thank you for the suitcase and Barbies. I would like Sacred Heart This Christmas I Pray... that in my world there would be no more wars that in my country there would be no more crime that in my community people would stop littering that in my family we’d have get- togethers more that in my heart I would pray more. By Scott Jefferson, Grade 2. This Christmas I Pray... that in my world there would by no starving people that in my country we wouldn’t have to pay to travel on roads that in my town of Blyth we would get a McDonald’s that in my family my grandmother would get better that in my heart I would pray for people more often By Alexandra Sieber-Peyton, Grade 3. Schimanski, Maurice Douma and Doug McArter. The junior choir sang several numbers including Silver Bells as a postlude. There will be a Christmas Eve service at Melville at 7:30 p.m. on the Dec. 24. Next Sunday’s service will be followed by a finger food lunch, then a joint meeting of- session and the board of managers. The New Year’s Eve communion service is at 7:30 p.m. The New Year’s Day Levee from 2 - 4 p.m. organized by Betty and Murray Cardiff, will kick off the church’s 150th anniversary celebration. more Barbie clothes. Also Barbie mitts. I would also like a sled. I will leave you cookies. From, Amber Parke. DEAR SANTA, I want a Brat doll and a motorcycle and a baby and a mermaid and a blue watch and a Cinderella doll and a toy horse and a two-wheeler bike and a big stuffed dog and a stuffed cat. Shania Carpenter. DEAR SANTA, Can I please have two packs of Pokemon cards. The best Pokemon cards you can get me please. Adam Westerhout. DEAR SANTA, 1 have been good for you because 1 would like to have an X-Box please and please could you bring me a Nintendo also. I would like a Game Cube to play with my dad. I also enjoyed the presents you gave me last year. Austin Veenstra. DEAR SANTA, I would just like a surprise but there is one thing not to be a surprise, a real cat. Thank you for last year’s The Brubachers of Ethel Sle.&taa>tant and fBa&etg, REAL Home-cooked meals! Come and try our cinnamon buns. Mon. - Fri. 6:30 am ’til 7:30 pm; Sat. 8:00 am - 6:30 pm; Sun. Closed 887-8659 in Ethel it 4 5 Y .. ...... 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I will see you at Christmas night. I like cars and vehicles and things that live in the sea. I hope you liked last year’s card. It must be cold up north. I like the snake pen that you gave me last year. It is cold down here too. I’m 7 years old now. From Ross Edwards. DEAR SANTA, I hope I get a Brat doll but I’ll take whatever you give me. Thank you for last year’s gifts. On my Brat doll - curly hair. My sister wold like a CD. Stephanie Disher. DEAR SANTA, I want a doll to play with. I like to play with dolls. Emily Bergsma. Y * z / u I X *