AUTUMN LEAVES

Autumn leaves are colorful.

As they slowly tremble down.

The wind blows them around.

Like a merry-go-round.

Then comes winter with it's snow.
Then the wind realy starts to blow.

David Keefe
FALL

Leaves come down

Orange, yellow, and brown.
Sometimes red and even geen.
They look so pretty, just like a
queen.

Grass turns yellow,

And how pretty.

Low bush cramberries

All turn red.

_ Jack Frost's tricky
' The trickiest fellow,

He turns the maple leave sometimes

yellow.
Linda Plumb

LEAVES

- Every time I look at leaves there
full of diffrent colors.

I love to smell colored leavs.
There nice to smell.

There nice to play in.

I love the leavs.

But they hafe to die.

So good bye poor leavs.

Have a good time.

Peter Barker

ASBESTOS SHEET COLOURING CONTEST
WINNERS ;

Kindergarten Jennifer Green.

Pre-Schooler Robert Repolusk.

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Grade 7,
SNOW

I like the hills of sparkling snow.
Brushing down on things I know.
Sitting down upon the ground.

While winter's coming with a bound.
Making the trees a silver white.
Showing crystals that are bright

at night.

And bushes kneeling down to pray.
Upon a day when the sky is gray.

And all these things are good to
know.
Because I live in a town of snow.

Gayleen Rattray.

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Letter received from the Department
of Indian Affairs and Northern
Development.

Mr. Danny O'Neill,
Cassiar Asbestos Mine,
Cassiar, B.C.

Oct. 4, 1971.
Dear Mr. O'Neill,

On behalf of the child-care
workers, supervisors, boys and
girls I wish to thank the Lions
Club for the use of the swimming
pool on Saturday, September 25th,
1971. We immensely enjoyed the two
hours spent at their pool.

I would also like to thank you
for making the arrangements for
having dinner there for all of us.
We appreciated your thoughtfulness.
Thank you very much for everything.

Yours very truly,

ath,
Gilles Ashby /

Lower Post Student Residence
LOWER POST, B.C.