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eae Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, December 11, 1993— Page 15. timings in Downtown Georgetown of Elegance wntown Georgetown 873-6569 ndyn Camphell’s favour with a huge gingerbread along with a warm pas- Cakes are made for all occasions. Birthdays, anniversaries, showers, corporate cakes, yule logs bup every day forlunch, and gingerbread houses, keep their decorators in which sandwiches are _ busy. demeatipies: The breads it, rye, white, pumper- ad on Saturdays. eee and Linda have lived in Georgetown for seven years and enjoy a busy, energetic life with Z their two children, Tamara and Todd. fruit loaves, and strudel With Christmas arriving soon, you will smell Apple pies made from’ the aroma of Christmas baking if you are in the y pastry will meltin peighborhood of Cakes of Elegance. If you enjoy wholesome eating (they can tell you what is in everything they make), come Downtown and enjoy a warm welcome! decorated to perfection Hours are 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, hI be proud to serve it to Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, 6:30 a.m. to d- wedding cakes travel 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and we are open wfoundland. Linda has Sundays until December 19 from 10 a.m. to3 Jong time and still hand case in the store illus- of the cake decorators. the larger centres. You 3 Mon tgomery S oy ae and Collectibles. of Georgetown 66 @-Vod Bless Us Every One.” It is ‘Christmas Eve in 19th-century London, and the streets are bustling with shoppers. Not the least merry among them ei | are Bob Cratchit and his small son Tiny '} Tim. Historical painter Lloyd Garrison creates a vividly realistic scene in this Srey tol tote forthe exe Year! Collector Plates, Porcelain ‘Dolls, Music Boxes 73 Main St. S. 873-9162 ~ Shop Downtown Georgetown ~ p.m. We are a smoke-free environment! & for the wedding cakes. BEELINE TRAVEL CRUISE OFFER TWO for ONE S PE Cl Gift certificates in the amount of your a shed *Call our office for details 416) 874-3063 112 Main St. S. Downtown Georgetown Pinto Studios ‘CLASSIC PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO PRODUCTION, aa LAST MINUTE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 4 Save 25% off portraits & 20% off frames Free proofs.in album with every sitting . ¢ Book as late as December 19 for Christmas delivery 98 MAIN ST. S, GEORGETOWN = 877-O3I1 (416) 873-2900 or * DISTINCTIVE GIFTS FOR DISCRIMINATING TASTES ¢ # boxesandbags ¥# picture frames # ribbons and bows * giftware % candles # partyware # Canadiana * posters # greeting.cards % stationery % scented products %* wrapping paper OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 — 9, SAT. 9:30 - 6, SUN. 12-5 98B Main St. Downtown Georgetown the room. There is great excitement as he goes around greeting everyone. After breakfast the children line up to sit on Santa’s knee and tell him what they would like for Christmas. Uncle George (Markou) is ready with the camera and the children leave with a picture of this momentous occasio1 This past week iti I was speaking with Santa we got around to reminiscing about breakfasts past which, of course, included reminders of embarrassing moments and some of the questions the children ask. Like the time when one young lad wanted to know why Santa didn’t sit at every table and eat breakfast! And some oth- e TS: “J didn’t hear you coming, did you land on the roof?” “Can I give Rudolf some of my pancakes?” “Did you eat the cookies I left you last year?”, to which Santa replied in the affirma- tive. “...So which one did you like best?” “I was here last year, bet you don’t remember my name!” “Tf I leave you a beer will you drink it?” Then there was the boy who was amazed (after a punch or two) that Santa’s tummy was real, and the girl who told me “you wore that dress last year.” Yes, breakfast is a lot of fun and we hope to see you there. ‘This is the last column for 1993, so from all of us in Downtown Georgetown, we wish you a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.