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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2011-12-22, Page 29THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2011. PAGE 29. ENERGY CENTRE 262 Bayfield Rd., Clinton 519-482-7062 Air Conditioning - Heating - Plumbing - Electrical - Gas Fireplaces O u r B u s iness i s b uilt on SERV ICE Season’s Greetings from Directors, Staff & Agents PO Box 819, 91 Main St. S. Seaforth, ON N0K 1W0 McKILLOP MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Office: 519-527-0400 1-800-463-9204 Fax: 519-527-2777 to all my customers and friends Patricia Beuermann Registered Massage Therapist and Kinesiologist 80 McDonald Dr., Brussels 519-887-8246 To Our Friends & Neighbours Wishing you peace, love and joy this holiday season and all year through. It's been a privilege and a pleasure serving you. Murray's Barber Shop Brussels Closed Dec. 25, 26 & Jan. 1 Continued from page 25 favourite breakfast of Cheerios with milk. Then I would do the dishes, get dressed, brush my teeth and play my piano to wake up my family. I would open my presents once everyone was awake and I hope I get rollerblades and a Kinect for the Xbox this year. After that I’ll play in the snow for a little while.” Bennett “I would wake up early on Christmas Day and beg my mom and dad to let me open Christmas presents. I have two sisters, but one lives with her boyfriend, so there would be two of us begging. After we opened our presents, we would have breakfast, and if I got to choose we would have pancakes for breakfast. Then all my cousins, aunts and uncles would come over and I would get more presents. “ Lucas “I would wake up before dawn, but I wouldn’t wake anyone else up because they would be grumpy then. I might have breakfast, oatmeal or cereal then we would wait a bit and open our presents. I would hope to see tons of wrapped presents on my perfect Christmas day. I hope I get a fake tattoo applier for Christmas. Then I would watch my dad and uncle play Call of Duty, it’s funny because my uncle always snipes my dad. It’s hilarious. Then I would make new tattoos.” Hayden “I would get up early and open some presents that I asked for. We open presents before breakfast. Then we would have chocolate chip pancakes for breakfast and go to my grandma’s house because she has presents for us there.” Camden “I would wake up early and get my brother up and go open presents. My parents say to wait for them, but we would try to sneak through. Then my grandparents would come over and we have bacon and eggs for breakfast, then we go to my aunt’s house and see my cousins and their three-legged dog.” Avery “Normally my mom would wake me up, but since it’s Christmas, I would like to wake her up. I would eat cereal, because I love cereal, and I would eat my cereal in front of my Christmas tree. I’m looking forward to a snow globe that my mom said she would get for me. After that I would go to my dad’s house and have lunch and supper there with him and come back the next day.” Brooklyn onnie Sallows Aesthetics Electrolysis Laser Hair Removal 791 Sports Dr., Brussels 519-887-6661 As I strive to excel in my industry, I am honoured to have clients like YOU! To my past and present clients, sincerest thanks for your loyalty and valued business Merry Christmas * Gift certificates available Cereal, pancakes popular Christmas breakfast at Grey Continued from page 26because it has enough room for alltheir tools and the workshop andenough bedrooms and bathroomsfor all 50 of them.” Kortney “There’s lots of snow up there. He lives in an igloo and the elves help him when they’re not staying at people’s homes. I have an elf that stays at my house. Oh, and he keeps his reindeer and the sled outside.” Malia “Santa lives in a normal-sized igloo, but he’s really small thanks to his magic. The elves live with him and he has a workshop the size of an arena. The reindeer stay in Santa’s igloo and his sled stays in an igloo- garage. He has pictures and decorations of himself all around the North Pole as well as big, fake sleds for decorations.” Nadia “Santa has a huge six-floor brick home with a tile roof that’s flat so he can park his sled up there. It’s covered in Christmas lights and the reindeer always stay in the garage. He has a really big door.” Owen “Santa lives in a snow-covered brick house with two floors that’s as big as the gym at my school. He parks his sled outside and leaves thereindeer hooked up so they don’t getaway. He shares his house with theelves and the workshop is in thebasement.” Ryder “Santa keeps all the toys in the garage and the house has a red and white roof. There are angels and tree ornaments that hang off the house and there is a garage for the sled and the reindeer with a workshop beside it. The elves sleep at their work benches” Westin “Santa doesn’t have a house, hehas a huge city. I put a small modelof it up every year. It’s like the NorthPole melts and Santa hides his citythere so no one can make it there. Polar bears protect him. In the middle he has a huge house that all the elves stay in with him. The rest of the city makes energy and toys and the elves keep it running. His house is different colours and the leader of the sled, Rudolph, guards the house and the sled so no one can steal it. I know that it’s real because there’s a song about Rudolph and he goes down in history and history is real.” T.J. Santa lives in huge toy-city 519-887-9594 Needful Things For All Seasons 425 Turnberry St., Brussels Store Hours: Wednesday 2 pm - 6 pm; Friday & Saturday 11 am - 3 pm Original Designs by Kim Perrier Primitive Wares Tattered & Torn Season’s Greetings See histories and historic photographs on the Huron History section of our website www.northhuron.on.ca The Citizen Stirring Lucas Bergsma was among many students baking Christmas cookies on Dec. 13 at Hullett Central Public School’s annual Christmas concert. (Shawn Loughlin photo)