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WIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1989, PAGE 17 Cr.'&IJRISTMAS CINQUAIN POETRY Santa Merry, Ohubby gleasant, Joyful, Loving, Ilatingcookies and carrots Drinking milk Saint Nick Jennifer Wilson Gr. 5, Glen Dhu P.S. Carlolers are white Angels are too, Goc d old Santa Claus IliW:e you! By Joanne Cope Age 9, R.A. Sennett Dear Santa, How are you? How are the reindeer. I love Rudolph very much. May I have a three minute ice-cream maker and Babysitter. Love Nicole English Gr. 2, Colonel Farewell Dear Santa, How are you? How is Rudolph? This~ iq what I want Sega System. Your frilnd, Matthew Burns Gr. 2, Colonel Farewel . C......'...*.hiids ..Ch...tm.... ... .. .. ... .. .. stud...s.....ur W........ ... ... ... LIEN GULLEN (middle) accepta prize lier this month iu Whitby. Other from Terry Souch (left> of the winners were Traflgar girl guides, Whitby Jaycees/Junior Chamber for best club; W. Frank Rea Estate and Town administrator Bill Wal- Rteal Estate, best commercial; Scott lace (right) as Cuflen Gardens was & McCormack pipe band, besi baud; judged to have the best overail float Gaetan Oliesclie School of Dauce, lu the Santa Claus parade held ear- best majorettes. Dear Santa, Does Rudolph stili have a bright red6riose and is your beard stiil white? I have been ,a good worker in school and a good help around the'housel I would like everyone to have a warm, cozy home and not be cold or poor anymore.Your friend Michele West Lynde P.S. Dear Santa, I would like a Radio control big Bubba and batteries for it. And a rip rockin roler and foot ski and please bring Me pizza party and snak shop and Dizzy Dizzy dinosaur and trouble. And how are our reindeer. Yours truly, Kyle Dodsworth Gr. 1, Kathleen ]Rowe P.S. Christmas is great, but do you know it has nothing to do w-ith gifts. It is ail about the birth of christ. Jesus has been here for some time, more than ten years, more than twenty, more than a lifetime and that is what Christmas is al about. Ian MacKinmon Gr~. 2p Palmerston Dear Santa, I have been good. I would like a computer, batwing, Nintendlo g ains would also like a skaeboard, 'a Nerdefencing. On Christmas eve I will leave you some cookies and milk and leave the reindeers some carrots. How do you deliver the presents in one night? Please wright back soon. Robert Leva Kathleen Rowe P.S. CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WHITBY WHITBY TRANSIT FARE INCREASES NOTICE Effective JANUARV 1. 1990 Whtby Transit wiII be increasing passenger tares to the fotbowing: - MONTHLY PASSES: ADULTS STUDENTS SENIORS CHILDREN ADULTS STUDENTS SENIORS CHILDREN $100 $1.00 50 cents 50 cents $36-00 $27.00 $18.00 $18.00 R. A. KUWAHARA, P.- Eng. Director of Public Works. INOW OPE