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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-12-21, Page 29Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 21, 1994 - Page 5A Eux- mvx-u ====a '`•Qo1 • ►a :a ► ►a m�►=====a ar O' . Keeping the Main 2 ing' the `.Main Thing' at Christmas Stuffing the bint Rebecca was putting the lights on the Christmas tree. Bill was decorating it. Mother was in the kitchen cleaning the turkey and .making the stuffing. "We're done," shouted Bill, as he hung the last decoration on the tree. Mother was putting the stuffing in the turkey. It was made from bread, onions and spices. Once that was done, she put it in the oven and shut the door. Joni Miltenburg, St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge. • One day a family was getting read for Christmas. The kids were decorating the tree and helping mom cook the turkey. First they washed the turkey. Then they made stuffing for the turkey. They used bread, onions and. secret spices. The !turkey and the stuffing was very good. Colleen Caesar, St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge. Do you know ' how to stuff a turkey? Some people do and some people don't. Well this is how it's done, First you have to buy a turkey and stuf- fing. Then you have .o open the wings of the turkey and take out the bag that's in it. Put the stuffing in the turkey: It might be really.gross, but that is how you stuff a turkey! Melissa Collins, St.. •Joseph's, Kingsbridge. - toast lots of bread - break bread into pieces - chop celery - chop onions • - add salt, pepper and secret spices - mix everything together - wash the turkey 1a' - open the end and stuff with real crumb mixture -'pin the end shut ' cook the turkey - cat it, Jonathon Lalonde, St:' Joseph's, Kingsbridge First we take all of the stuff out Of the turkey. Then we put bread crumbs in a bowl. Then we add spices. We mix it up and put in the turkey, Then we cook the' turkey until it is brown. Laura Stanley, St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge. 'Twas the Night before Christmas... And all through the house, there was love' and good feelings among one and all. We wish you the best this • holiday season. Huron Auto Wreckers 395-2827 or 395-3 19 7 l \f:h. R0\11,1). BRIAN \1,111,11.: 1t.1t, 5. 1.1 1;I' \()\\ First you buy a turkey. Buy it just the size you want. Then you bring it home and thaw it for awhile. Make some bread crumbs for stuf- fing with spices mixed in. You stuff the turkey next, then put it in the oven. Bring it out in a while, then start to eat. Laura Doherty, St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge. First we buy the turkey. Then we let it thaw. When it is thawed we get bread crumbs, vegetables, butter and spices. Then we stuff the turkey and cook for five or six hours. Then we cat it. Zach Vanden Brock, St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge. First we cut off its head. Then we pull all the feathers. Then we clean the turkey. We make stuffing for it. We put the stuffing in the turkey. We put the turkey in the oven and cat it. Mark Van Osch, St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge, One day after school my dad brought home a turkey.. My mom and dad had to go away that night so we got Katie Dalton to babysit. Dad said we could stuff the turkey later. Finally mom and dad -left. We opened the turkey. ' Katie did not know how to stuff a turkey. So she just put in this and than. When she put her hand in, she lost her watch. She had to put her whole head in but her head got stock! My sisters and 1, had to pull it off. The next day we were eating the turkey. What a crazy Christmas. Abby Simpson, St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge. First we 'go to the supermarket and buy a turkey. We take it home and put it in the refrigerator until a little while before our Christmas party. Before it's cooked the turkey looks either pink and white or light brown. Our moms stuff the .turkey and pnt it in the, oven and cook it for quite a long time. After the turkey is cooled, we help set the table and is dinner' is served. The turkey arrives at the table cut up. Then we cat. Bob Raymond and . Sandy Loughced, LCPS. r Breaking out with. hearty good wishes for a Christmas bright and cheery' We're happy to ✓ extend thanks to cherished friends Over the past few weeks I have been reading a book• by Stephen R. Covey entitled, First Things First. Because this Is a book on management and because management Is one of my weak points, it has been slow going at times. Even that has Its blessing! One of the section -headings has made a• home In my mind. Covey writes, "The Main Thing Is to keep the Main Thing the Main Thing." As we approach our Christmas celebration these are good words to take with us. These words are important to remember as we incasingly feel the tug of "the urgent." There Is the shoppi, g that still needs tobe completed. Special Christmas cakes and cookies demand a baking, especially if It Is our turn to 'host the relatives. Last minute card sending and letter writing add to our busyness. Then too, we have the parties and the get-togethers and the special services. All of it is part of the Christmas celebration. All of It Is significant. And we want to somehow make room for everything, and everyone. But then I hear Stephen Covey's words: "The Main Thing Is to keep the Main Thing the Main Thing." And I begin to wonder. To use a Biblical phrase, I ponder these things in my heart. What is the "Main Thing" in Christmas? How can we keep the Maln Thing the Main Thing? Without sounding simplistic, it seems to me that to rightly name our celebration Is to take a giant step in answering our questions. Christmas is about, Christ. He's the centre. He's the theme. Our giving and baking and partying will find the fullest meaning only In Him. To look again at the Christmas cards we've received, and to listen once more to the carols :we sing, is to confirm that'truth. Christmas, 1994 presents us with a birth announcement; "the Christ is born!" And it's not enough to simply go for a visit. It's not enough to run out to Zellers and pick up an appropriate baby gift. Because this child has been born to us. He's come into our families and into our homes and into our hearts. Every parent. knows the demands involved. Schedules adapt. Lifestyles change. We make the necessary space. And there Is difficulty, but also much delight! What .is the "Main Thing?" Not the birth announcement. Not the gifts being given. Not the decorating or the celebrating. The child Is centre. To make :►pace for the child is of supreme importance. ,After all, this baby is given the name "Jesus" because he will save his people from their sins. This baby is called "Immanuel," God with us. That's the glorious surprise and the terrible mystery of Christmas. What's more, this Jesus Christ •Is no longer a baby. He has grown up and has lived and died and risen again, victorious over death. • Maybe that explains why our making space for Him does not result in a more rushed or hurried life, but rather gives us much needed rest and refreshment. Pastor Ron Luchies Lucknow Christian Reformed Church rj1J f,v eeeeeeeeeee 111 EZzy 163 e aziltmas. tt,, . and �eAab ay�JVEw (Y Eat ® int I 611 ful ereeeeeeeeerete You're Always ELCOME Here! To All Our Valued Customers, A Happy Holiday And Many Thanks. Irwin Small Engines Orland & Fay R. R. #5, Lucknow 357-4360 and neighbours. We wish you a sleighful of holiday happiness, the beauty of a frosty night, and memories warm enough to make you glow. Ateiv,eiv.44..4 McDonagh Insurance, Investment & Real Estate Ltd. Barry, Rod, Wayne & Staff