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ne' s very prouu s i±irrg in Llxe Q L.LUUU.
He's not my pet cat nor my budgie who flies. meetin
He creeps behind a bush, peeps and runs,
There's his food, can't stop him now.
Then from behind a tree comes another.
While the two animals fight
WITH The Chairman and Vice Chairman of the
The food goes out of sight.
Community Planning Committee
The Zebra's really not safe while sleeping,
The dangerous animal's out and peeping. and
The dangerous animals you cannot peer at.
Officers of Thamesdown Borough Council
They will attach you, It's very queer that.
to discuss
From behind a bush he creeps,
Now he says it's time to eat. "Community Provision in the Expansion Area
All the animals are playing near; of West Swindon"
He quickly snapped his jaw
All Welcome
And runs after the nearest there.

In the jungle he's waiting there 0MARCII7
Please don't go to the jungle
It's not very safe.
I would hide my face in disgrace
If I d the things that animal did. TO THIL
He's so quick, he's so cunning,
In the jungle he is running.
brave,
' s very br ve, he fights, RCH 1___________________.
Nothin scares him when it's lirrht.
CHRISTMAS COLOURING

We received a total of 53 entries for the Christmas Competition. Many thanks to
1 all who took part. We split the pictures into age groups Under 7 and Over 7s.
The Winner of the Under 7s was Simon Lothian aged 6 of Chudieigh Park, FreshbrooK
He won four ticxets to the Pantomime at ine Wyvern Theatre. AS Simon nad already
seen it, he kindly asked if they could be given to somebody who would not have the
chance to gee, the Panto. Hope you enjoyed. it whoever got them.
The winner of the over 7s was Karl Hyde aged 9 of Bodiam Drive, Toothill. He won
a Castrol Sports Bag.
Runner up prizes of Colouring Books were received by Stacey Mitchell, Alison Rolfe,
Emma Ribbons, Joanne Proberts, Mark Sargent, and Sally Gibson. We thought you liked
colouring so much that our resident artist Janice Oliver has drawn you another one...

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