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wp" 10 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, 79 h 31, 1993 % A present for brother/sister = BY STUDENTS AT CARTWRIGHT PUBLIC SCHOOL A present for my brother, What should I get? | A plastic snake a teddy bear or a hockey net?, He might like some candy or a lollypop or two, A pencil, an eraser or a stick.of glue, Buying for my brother, it's just 80 hard to choose. How about a Tonka truck or a new pair of shoes? Maybe some lego, or a cow that says "moo." Oh dear me, that would never do, A gun or a plane maybe a choo choo train?, Some skates, a kite or a new nightlight?, There must be something he would like, Maybe a brand new shiny bike, No, I couldn't afford it, even though I know my brother would adore it, How about a go-cart or a glove?, Iwatit to get him something that he would love, How about some slippers or something I have made and to go with it, a glass of blue lemonade, A toy boat or a jack in the box . or maybe he will just have to settle for a new. pair of socks! by Crystal Garason and Brandi Mclaughlin It was December 23, Wednesday. [ asked my dad if I could go shopping and he said [3 Season's Greetings and best wishes to all my customers, friends and family. DIANE RICHARDSON Williamson Pontiac Buick Uxbridge 852-3357 MANY TANKS TO YoU! When it comes to the holidays, fill 'em up with the best fuel of all, peace and joy. We wish you all the best, because you are the best. RAY"S TOWING 985-8707 'Behold, the Lamb of God.' John 1:29 May the light of love and joy shine on you and your family throughout the year. God bless you. WILLY & SON SMALL ENGINE MARINE Willy, Nancy, Stuart and Craig yes. I put on my coat and went to the store. I looked around the store and saw a dozen cars. I thought I might get him one of those. . When I got home, I wrapped it up and put it under the tree. On Christmas day, I told my brother to open his present from me first. He opened it and a big smile a appeared on his face. He *was happy. by Chris Brunet What to get my brother Jeff, a computer disk or two? I don't know what to get him. What does he like to do? What about another dirt bike That I know he'll like? How about a chocolate bar one, two or three. But I don't think he's getting Anything for me! How about a book? Bit I don't think He'll even want to look. How about a teddy bear? But he probably won't care I shouldn't get him chocolate I might make him sick. I might as well let my mom pick! by Jen Upton The gift for my sister does not have to be expensive, or the biggest in the store, So I will get a doll that would take her to another world. But I don't think that mom would appreciate that. So I will get her a bucket of slime, since she has treated me like slime. She calls me names and she get's me into trouble and then I tell he that she does not deserve a Christmas gift. So I'll so cheap that my dog would know the price. Then in the school book fair I saw the best gift it was an Aladdin book. My sister realy likes Aladdin and she isn't that bad for a sister. by Sarah Hobbs A present for my brother is very hard to find He always wants expensive stuff thats never on my mind. If I get him something he thinks is really bad. He would say all these mean thing s to get me really mad. If I get him something that he likes a bunch I won't have any money left to buy my family lunch. My mom says I have to get him a present. d I don't think so but it might be pleasant. I guess he isn't that bad. Sometimes he can make me glad. Iknow he has a present for me. I wonder how much he spent ca me. by Joanna Buston It's a week before Christmas and I'm pulling my hair. For the change in my pocket is all I can spare. I've worried and wondered, what joy I can bring? To my six year old brother, without costing a thing! But, then I remembered what Christmas stood for. Not presents and toyg and holiday noise. They make things exciting, but take away from joy. Christmas is magic, a bright star in the sky. That heralds the birth, of a dear little boy, His birth changed the world, and brought new understanding. Of peace, love and joy, to all of God's children. So, dear brother, I'l read you of Jesus Christ's birth. And the wonderful message he gave to this birth. And though it won't beep or take off like a rocket. It's a gift from my heart, dear brother, I love you. by Josh Walton Sometimes | wonder how by Yvonne Kangas PPHS. Sometimes I wonder how it would be, If no one celebrated Christmas, Not even me. go out and buy her a gift that is No family gathering, or holiday TS, -- ) a = 8 h NX MeN -- --= = - : Ey Warmest i AE Greetings! mofo you pone DORIS SHOES Queen St., Port Perry 985-9611 To our many good neighbors we offer our sincere best wishes for a joyous Yuletide. RALPH TAYLOR FUELS LTD. Season | RSI. pale Only sadness and hatred, And people filled with fears. The streets would be dark with no glowing lights, No kids wishing for Santa You just can't imagine the sight. Christmas trees, carefiilly wrapped gifts, Or no mistletoe hanging, Waiting for a lucky one to get kissed. ' or It's hard to imagine how it would be, It would be so hard to get used to. Sol hope everyone can see. The importance and joy of every Christmas Eve. BALL THIS CHRISTMAS