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A is for always finding gifts on Christmas day. S is for sins forgiven be- cause of Christmas day. Wanda Gaylord C.C.P.S., Grade5 Christmas is for girls and boys, Christmas is decorations and toys, Christmas is to have joy and fun, Christmas is trucks and drums. Christmas is not for people with greed, Christmas is for those who need. Christmas is for the unlucky ones, They're fathers, mothers, sisters and sons. Christmas is to bring families together, In the snow and in the cold weather. Christmas is a big celebration Which occurs all over the nation. Christmas comes only once ayear, But have no fear. Saint Nick will soon be here. Lionel deKnecht, C.CPS.Gr.8 Dear Santa Claus, Can you give me Fat Wheels and Zap Zap race track. How are your reindeer? Ilove you. Jan Heyes C.C.PS.Gr.2 Fo, 4 GREETINGS PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION The Port Perry Minor Hockey Executive, Managers, Coaches, Ticket Sellers and the following sponsors, wish to extend their warmest Christmas Greetings and Best Wishes for the New Year. Novice #1 - John T. Pearce Auction (John Pearce) Atom #1 - Malmont Farms (Neil Malcolm) Atom Selects - Don Forder Insurance Pee Wee #1 - Port Perry Legion (Branch 419) Pee Wee #2 - Geo. Stone Realtor Bantam #1 - Beare Motors Chev-Olds Bantam #2 - Canadian Tire Associate Store (Ray Wilson) Midget #1 - Grant Menzies Motors (A.M.C.) Juvenile - Emiel's Place Restaurant & Tavern NOVICE HOUSELEAGUE: PEE WEE HOUSELEAGUE: Sportsland Glen Vallie Sod Scugog Realty Lions Club Reliable Plumbing Wes Lane Plumbing & Heating Kinsmen Club + Frank's Realty ATOM HOUSELEAGUE: BANTAM HOUSELEAGUE: U.A.W. Local 222 Consumer's Gas Co. Lake Scugog Lumber Emmerson's Insurance Tripp Realty Goreski's Swamp Auto Body Cochrane Trotters MIDGET HOUSELEAGUE: Port Perry |.G.A. Peterborough Lumber TOURNAMENT SPONSORS Midget - Dec. 30, 1980 - Comco Metal & Plastics Bantam - Dec. 29, 1980 - Port Perry 1.G.A. Pee Wee - Jan. 24, 1981 - Port Perry Legion (Branch 419) Atom - Feb. 21, 1981 - Port Perry Lions Club Novice - April 17, 1981 - John T. Pearce Auction Constitution Booklet Sponsor - Ken P. Murray Electric "C" is for Christ who was born on Christmas day? "H" is for hay on which Jesus lay? "R"" is for rejoice that Jesus was born this day "I"" is for the itty bitty baby who saves our lives then he dies *"S" is for the bright star which cleamed over the holy manger "T" is for the three wise men who bring beautiful gifts for baby Jesus. "M" is for the manger in which babby Jesus stay. "A" is for the angels which sing for Jesus 'S" is for the Super day on which we celebrate Jesus birthday. Sophia Brygman C.C.P.S., Grade5 M is for Mary the other of Jesus E is for Everybody that is happy R is for Santa's reindeer R is for a special reindeer Rudolph Rudolph Y is for Yey!- Christmas is here C is for the warm crackling fire H is for a very happy day R is for red a very nice Christmas colour 1 is for the Ivy S is for is for Santa T is for the day of Christmas this year Thursday M is for Mankind from Jesus A is for at my grandmothers S is for the snow that repre- sents Christmas Mike Douglass C.C.P.S,, Grade5 Santa Claus Letters Dear Santa Claus: How are you? May I please have this list of toys: a teddy bear and Barbie Doll I can't wait until you come and bring the nice presents. It is fun to open the presents My sister and I like to play with the toys. Iam thanking you for all the Christmas's that you gave me all those presents Jackie Corley C.C.P.S.,Grade3 Dear Santa I like when you bring fun toys to play with. Oh yes, how have you been keeping? I am 9 years old and this year I want some more hot wheel cars and it is fun to open the present. I have a dog named Monte and I used to have a cat and a hamster. Merry Christmas Santa David Petrie C.C.P.S,, Grade3 Special desserts make holiday dinners festive In the *'Spirit of the Holiday"' we pass these special dessert rec- ipes on to you. All are easy and offer three delicious ways for you to show off your culinary talents. FLAMING BANANAS 4 tablespoons butter 2 cup brown sugar 4 medium size firm, ripe bananas 1 tablespoon lemon juice 4 teaspoon cinnamon Y cup banana liqueur % cup light ram 4 scoops vanilla ice cream Melt butter in electric fry pan or chafing dish, add brown sugar and stir "til smooth. Add halved bananas and, tilting pan, baste with syrup for about three min- utes. Sprinkle with lemon juice and dust lightly with cinnamon. Add liqueur and rum. Ignite carefully and slide pan back and forth over heat 'til flames die. Place two banana halves on serving dish, spooning some syrup over them and top with scoop of ice cream. Spoon sauce over all and serve immediately. You can impress your guests by preparing this on a server near your dining table. SENSATIONAL PEARS 4 pears Lemon juice 6 tablespoons black cherry jam Chocolate cherry liqueur Peel pears and slice bottoms off, reserving bottoms to be used la- ter. Brush pear with lemon juice and remove core. Spoon jam into cored pear and set on re- served bottom slice, in a sherbet glass. Spoon liqueur over pears, and serve. A light, impressive finish to your meal! SPARKLING BERRY TRIFLE This special dessert looks best in a crystal bowl . . . read on. 3 eggs % cup sugar 1% tablespoons cornstarch 2 cups milk 2 teas vanilla extract 12 double lady fingers Y cup orange liqueur 3 cups blueberries, fresh or dry-pack frozen, rinsed and dried 1 cup heavy cream 2 tablespoons confectioners sugar . 4% teaspoon almond extract Ya cup thinly sliced toasted alrhonds 3 tablespoons sugar Beat eggs-and sugar until frothy and lemon colored. Stir in cornstarch, then gradually stir in milk. Cook over low heat until custard thickens, stirring con- stantly. Be careful not to boil mixture. Cool, stir in vanilla. Split lady fingers and arrange on bottom of bowl. Sprinkle with liqueur and cover with 2 cups of berries. Spoon custard over berries. Whip cream with almond extract and confection- ers sugar and spoon around edge of bow! in a ring: Stand almond slivers upright in cream and fill center with remaining berries. Sprinkle berries with sugar. Re- frigerate until ready to serve. 5 « H NN $2 A M.y the enduring 'bounty of this joyful scason bring you happiness and fulfillment. To cherished patrons, our warmest thanks and a HAPPY CHRISTMAS GEORGE STONE REAL ESTATE LTD. and staff les time to gather In friendship and good will to celebrate the memory of good times, good cheer. Our holiday best to you. Tom & Daphne Mitchell & Staff Settlement House Queen Street - Port Perry RAE OE ANAT UI I 3 A | I TIRE ay NE he 7d