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MISS DIPPITY f
WHY IS THE
PLASTER FALUNG
FROM THE CEILING

THAT'S NOT FROM
THE CEILING *

1968. Archie Comic Publications. Tne.

WE WERE
MAAKING A
PLASTER
LIFE-MASK? .

AND HE
SNEEZED/

Distributed by King Features Syndicate.

GENAROGE , YOU CAN BE “Sq
MY DOUBLE,LIKE IN THE MOVIES FA
« YOU GIVE MY MOTHER MY

REPORT CARP! oy

. WITH MY COAT ON AND
MAY HAIR RIBGON, JUST

WALK IN My HOUSE

ANP WELL
SEE WHAT
HAPPENS

GETS MAP
ANP SWATS
ME?

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HELLO, TODINE, 1 HAVE
M FOR YOU

SOME ICE CRE:

F T WON'T REAP YOUR REPORT
“CAR? NOW, JODINE = I'VE

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. was so happy he. played with mo
-|his ski-doo and

“| open me up..Do you know ,what
| and Pl tell you what. am. Morn

“lt walt, Santa Claus - is -over sat
{Jimmy's house “now, Jimmy: ie
, “) dart game and Johnny West. Now

Jie ‘the me -to tell. you what [
jam, Tam a rabbit, 7

PICKLES AND

home from her friend’s.

empty and the lights were dim.

“GIANT BAT”
“Good night Gayle’, I said.
“Are you sure you don’t want
me to walk you home’’, called
Mrs, Stevens,
“No thank you’’, I said, “and
thank you for the dinner.’
"You're welcome, dear", she
answered, . ;
As I closed the door I looked
around into the dark night. It
was quite chilly and I didn't have
a sweater.
The street lamp cast shadows
on the high brick wall, The dim.
lights of the houses were spooky
AHI at once a huge shadow flut-
tered on the brick wall. I shiv-
ered, My knees began togive way,
but I held back,
ft looked to be a giant ‘bat.

with its-big ears and eyes. I
trembled andran,
It still stood manuevering in
the air, There waa our house,
I ran into the front door and
closed {t quickly. ‘‘What’s wrong,
dear?" asked Mum. “Oh, noth
ing", I sald because I know
they would laugh, so I quietly
crept upstairs,

LYNDA REID, GRADE 7

CHRISTMAS),

What is Christmas? Christmas
is the day that baby Jesus is
born, The wisemen followed a

One eerie night a young girl at the age of ten, was walking

But there was something wrong
tonight because the streets were

Giant bat |:

and there ft was looking“‘at me |

ICE CREAM

So she started to walk faster and
wish she was home, She was
almost in a run when she heard
footsteps behind her.
She was almost out of breath
when an eerle shadow appearedon
ewall, .
She wanted to ru but she
couldn’t, she couldn’t, she
couldn't even move a finger, She
began to scream louder and loud-
) ;
She heard light but fast foot-
steps; Someone was shaking her
arm. She hegan to seream
“Pleage, pleage don’t hurt me, I
didn't do anything ... Oh! Oh!
Mom it’s you and ’'m right here

Oh, Mom, I won’t ever eat pick-
les and ice cream again.’*
DONNA INGLES, GRADE 7

DONKEY GOT LONG EARS
Once there was adonkey whose
name was flower, Now Flower
was a good boy and he had short
ears, He had short ears, indeed

he apis or See apie &
"Tonet-boy tabdatinludld?¥ ok
should have long eara."’ Hepicked
some paper ears out of his pock-
et and sald, “here, wear them,”*
Flower did not want long ears
but he. thought the boy was his
master and his master sald “If
you don't listen to. me Pll whip
you,?* So he had to do it.

So he put long ears on Flower.
When his: master came home he
said, ‘where did -you get those
long ears?’? “A boy put them
on me’, And just when he fin-
ished talking he caught him and
whipped him and threw him in
some stew, :

bright star, The star Jed to Beth-
lehem into a stable where little
baby Jesus lay in a manger,
Mary and Joseph were looking
after him, Shepherds were watch-
ing over their flocks at night.
They followed the star.
Another reason I ike Christ-
mas is- because I[ like giving
presents, like the wisemen, 1
do like gettirig them but I'd rath-
er give,

Another reason Is because
of -the nuts and oranges and
sometimes apples, cakes, cook-
fes and lots of other goodies,
That’s what Christmas I[g,
BETTY BUCHHOLZ, GRADE3

‘WHAT MAKES ME MAD”
One day whenI camehome Mom
was, upset. I opened the door and
she was in a rage, She started
yelling at me about all the things
I've done in all the years I’ve
been bad, Mom was yelling at me
like ] was a dumb donkey. I felt
like yelling back 1 was. as hot
with .anger as a bobcat being
kitled. But when Mom starts
yelling at me I feel Hke I will
go away for years and ages and
that ‘gets.me hurt and bolling

E
*WATTING?! ol

One day'a boy wished fora
train, I was wondering if 1 would
be looked after or thrown around,
I'was so afrald that I almost
opened my self up, The next
day was Christmas. and I was
the first'to be opened. The boy

all day, The next day he went on
d he lived happily

hot. But at the emi of these}
‘| scoldings all is roses and love,
: GRAD!

BEST TIME

to snow. It came down in buck-
ets of snow. As soon as it start-
ed to snow I knew it was Christ-
mas. The snow was thirty-six
feet deep. I asked my Mom if I
could take the tobbogan out inthe
snow. I was allowed to take it
out, Just as I got outside my
friend threw a snow-ball at me.
We had fun together.

VERNON PARKER, GRADE 3

~I would like to be a sled wrap-
ped under the Christmas tree. 1
want to be for Bruce's present.
He would take me ‘up the hill and
hop on and down the hill we would
go. A nice red sled, He would
pull me around the yard with some
one on me. Car would pass and
say, “‘Look at that shiny sleigh!""
Now winter is over and I am put
away for next winter, °

DAVID SKARRA, GRADE 3

Use drill chuck

to sand dowel |
When it is necessary to sand
the end. of a dowal to a. point,

try doing lt this way: place tha
other end of the dowel in the

The dowel then can be shapéd
by holding it against sandpaper
while the drill is operating, The
sandpaper must be backed by a
wooden or metal. block, Of
course,this can be done only
with dowels one-quarter of an
inch In. diameter or less, as«
suming your drt! is of the usual

ever after, - oo,
- . | SHANNON YASINCHUK
"GRADE 3

PRESENT = -
“Lam waiting for some one to

Lam? Wait’ till, morning comes
Inia twelve more hours;so just

getting some guns, Johnny Astra,

‘| 7") RODAL SCOTT, GRADE 3

“was -pressire. to remove it be-,

quarter-inch home Site.
- Mayor saves tree
at intersection

Hugh Dunlop cast the decldi

vote at a special meeting tosavd
atree, for af least another yoar,
Et is located at the main -Inter-
section: of the ‘town, and there

cause. it interferes’ with traffic,
The .mayor sided with Harold
Harris who sald that anything.

in my home and in my own bed. |.

YVONNE SUTTER, GRADE 2 |

One Saturday night it started ||

' CHRISTMAS TIME :_ |

__Weinesday, December:

You can meet the
strangest beasts —

“THE LOONY CROOMY BIRD”

The Loony Croony Bird lives on an unknown planet called
Vanzaratoes. He has legs that are ag big as himself and that
go out side ways, He eats anything he can make square, At ~
night he will stay up to yell at himself and usually he whispers.
in the day because of. his sdre throat. I often wonder if he is
nuts so his name is the Loony Croony Bird. No one has ever
seen him but he comes down on earth about once every 100
centuries and once he came to look inmy window and shot hack

quickly to his planet.

“THE BANANA BIRD? °

Solamtheonly one who knows about him.
~ TAMMY LORRAINE LARKIN, GRADE 5

The banana bird lives in hot places like Panama, He lives
on a banana tree, No one can find him because he is just like
@ real banana only he has wings and eyes and a noge. He doesn't
have any ears, He has three legs. His habit is eating the ©

bananas off the banana trees,

WADE YASENCHUK, GRADE 5

eTHE OOLIGOOBIAN”

The Ooligeoobian lives in Oligoobia, He has a hole in the
ground as “his' hore: ‘He! walks'very quickly because of his _
thirteen legs, which, Avectppadrwith razor. sharp spikes, His. ,,
stinny“arms have six péirited fingers which can crushan’ele<*
phant to pieces, His head {s thefattestpart of his body which is’
green, He hasn't got a face but has horns and ears and two tiny -
eyes which see only a small distance, — : :
HERBERT DUSDAL, GRADE 5

THE HALFLUMP"

:
The halflump lives on Moonlight planet. he, of course,
eats a half a lump of sugar a day, The halflump can hear
very good, in fact, he can hear a person on the other side
of the planet eating a small marshmallow, His fingers Gwhich
are webbed) serve for picking up sugar. His eyes are a deep
purple, His feet Gvhich are webbedaleo) servefor stamping out ©
Sleeping grounds, His colouring is a deep pink, His odd habits

are: he likes to make friends with someone, He is ten feet

tall.

Misery is staying in after school,
Misery is when there-is a lot of notse it

nerves, and

when I have a lot of homework.
Misery is when I have more homework to

eleven o'clock.

LAURIE INGLES, GRADE 5°

‘MISERY

Misery is getting bit by my dog,

Misery is when I’m lonesome, .
Misery is when I have to stay In my room.
Misery is getting up and going to school,
Misery is getting up in the morning. —
Misery is going to church,

Misery is walking across 4 bridge,-
Misery Is having to stay in bed,

Misery is when everyone

’ Misery is having no friends.
Misery is being builied around.

t

gets on my”
do and it’s .

Picks on meand calls me rames, .

chuck of a portable electric drill |'

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that ° adds. beauty to. the town
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