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THE SPIRIT 0F CHRISTMASPULLOUT SECTION PAGE B4, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1977, WHITBY FRE E PRESS Du WE THREE KINGS 0F ORIENÇ ARE We three Klngs of Orient are, Bearing gifts we traverse afar, Fleld and fountain, mnoor and mounfain, Following yonder Star. (Refrain) O Star of Wonder, Star of night, Star with royal beauty bright, Westward Ieadiflg, sf11 I proceedingi Guide us to Thy perfect light. Born a king of Befhlehem'5 plain, Gold 1 bring f0 crown Hlm again, King forever, ceasing neyer, Over us aIl to reign. Frankinicense fo offer have 1 Incense owns a Deity high, Pray and praislng, al men raistflg, Worship Him, God mnost High. Myrrh is mine, ifs bitter perfume. Breathes a lite of gathering gloom; Sorrawiflg, sighing, bleeding dying Sealed in the stone-cold ftomb. Glorlous now behold Hirn arise, King and God and Sacrifice, Alleluia, Allelula, Earth to the heavens replies. This star drew nigh f0, the north-west, BOXING DAY The day af ter Christmas is stili celebrated as Box- ing Day in bothi England, ywhere it originatcd, and Australia. The holiday goes back to early England, when land- lords and employers would set aside'L gifts that they didnt want, to give to the needy and to tradespeople. ToO.ay in England anid Australia, Boxing Day is observed as a holiday from wyork, giving weary parents a chance to rest frorn the rigors of shopping and pre- paring Christmas feasts, and giving youngsters a chance to play with their new toys. Here's wishing you the brightest, happiest Christmas to all aur patrons and their familles. Your support has been wonderful! And there If dld RIght over the lay., place 'Nhere Jesus Then entered ln those wlsemnen three, Full reverently upon'the knee, And offered there, iln Hîs presence, Their gold and myrrh, and frankin cense. GOOD K ING WENCESLAS Gooa King Wenceslas Iooked out, On the Feast ofStephen, When the snow lay round about, Deept and crispi and even; BrighflY shone the moon that nighti, Though the frost was cruel, When a poor man camne in sight, Gatheriflg wlnter fuel. "',Hither, page, and stand by me, M thou know'Sf t, tîtelling, Yonder peasaflt, who is* he Where and what his dwelliflg?"* "Sire, he lives a good league hencer Undernèath the mnountain,. Right against the forest fence, '~jaint Agnes' fountain. In his master'5sfeps he trod, Where the srIOW lay dinfed; Heat was in the very sod Which the Saint, had printed. Therefore, Christian men, be sure Wealth or rank possessiflg, Ye wha now will bless the poor, Shaîl yourselves find blessings. JOY TO THE WORLD Joy fo the world! the Lord is corme! Let earth receive her King: Let every heart prepare Him roomo And Heaven and nature sing. Joy ta earth! the Saviaur reignts, Let men their sons employ; While f ields and f loods, rocks, hilîs and plains Repeat the saunding loY. No more let sins and sorrows grow Nor thorns infesf the ground, He camnes fa make his blessings f 10w Far as the curse is faund. He rules the world with trufh and grace, And makes the nations prove The gloriés of His rlghteousfless And wonders of His love. A very special holiday greeting to ail of Our special friends and patrons who have visited us this past year. We have enjoyed serviflg you. Bev, Sharon & Staff At" the top of the hiJiIIls XOl Whlitby ndas St. W. 668m3304 West of Thlc.kàoi 126 Brock St. S., Whitby \~4 Heads up for a happy holiday season to ali of our lovely patrons. We look forward to seeing you during the holidays and throughout the coming year. LA CO NTIESSA BEAUTY LOUNGE 68e62 119 cnna'St.