MMM Dear Santa, Thank you for the gifts that you gave me last year. I need some gloves. For Christmas, I want a Barbie doll. Ecko Mrs. Hoversland’s Second Grade MMM Dear Santa, I have been good each day. Thanks for the nice gifts that you gave me last year. I need some car books for Christmas. I want a dog. Xhaiden Mrs. Hoversland’s Second Grade MMM Dear Santa, I have

Dear Santa, How are your elves? Helpful to you? I like your elves. This year, I want an elf. I want a Barbie doll. I need more Christmas lights. I would wear a Christmas sweater. I want a fly up fairy. I want a dollhouse. Frankie Darby Becker class MMM Dear Santa, I would like a Ghostbusters gun. I want a cat and Ghostbusters car. I need new shoes, I would wear a Ghostbusters shirt.

Have yourself a merry little Christmas, Let your heart be light, From now on our troubles Will be out of sight. Have yourself a merry little Christmas, Make the yuletide gay, From now on our troubles Will be miles away. Here we are as in olden days, Happy golden days of yore, Faithful friends who are dear to us, Gather near to us, once more. Through the years we all will be together, If the

Wolf People The Wolf People organization of Wolf Point High School sells drinks during the basketball tournament held at the school on Saturday, Dec. 11. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

( Publisher’s Note: This year, we decided to take a peek back through the years and reprint some of the stories, poems, etc. that have been published over the years. This Christmas message is reprinted from The Herald-News Christmas special edition 43 years ago in 1978.) “And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins.”

Each holiday season, representatives for charitable organizations stand in commercial districts and ring bells as they seek donations for the needy. Songwriting partners Jay Livingston and Ray Evans wrote a song in 1950 based on those department store Santas and Salvation Army volunteers and titled it “Tinkle Bells.” Livingston’s wife, Lynne, humorously suggested a new title so that