'Tis the Season
November 27, 2003
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Page 1 - What's not in toys this holiday season; The Fraser Fir is the Christmas tree of choice in recent years Outdoor Adventures Down Outlet Page 2 - Teen gifts run the gamut from sports gear to salon services Phillips Energy; Streetlevel; Grand Traverse Vending; Grand Traverse Balloons Page 3 - Present for the younger crowd The Club Card; Kurtz Music; Go Figure; Best Western; Latte-DAH Page 4 - Be proactive - and active - to avoid holiday weight gain Interlochen Arts Festival; Pointes Inn North; Brown Lumber; Pine Hill Village Gardens; J&S Page 5 - Volunteerism and charity are fine forms of giving; Hot toys continued La Senorita Restaurants; Elmbrook Golf Page 6 - Toddler gifts range from fun to educational Coins & Collectibles; Bayview Inn Bar & Grill; Ferguson's Fireplace & Stove Center; Victories Casino & Hotel; Grandpa Shorters |
Page 7 - Christmas cards designed by children is a new trend; Holiday shopping in scenic Leelanau County Page 8 Leelanau Country Inn; New Kids in Town; Treeline Gallery; The Village Sampler Plaza of Glen Arbor Page 9 Molly's; Murdick's Fudge; Alpine Color Photography by Rothgarber; Lima Bean Page 10 - Message behind 'The 12 day of Christmas'' Making memories: Use keepsakes to create a heartwarming 'family tree' Kim's Korner; Mountain Jack's; Elements; The Pinery Page 11 - Fraser fir continued Selby Music; Grand Traverse Resort and Spa; Grand Traverse Mall; Lark Lawn & Garden; Nest of Grand Traverse Page 12 Blue Heron Gallery; Rustic Designs of Elk Rapids; Little Treasures Toys; Guntzvillar Taxidermy; Mullaly's 128 Studio & Gallery; Stuff & Such Curious Cargo; All About Me Boutique; Vasquez' Hacienda; The Whispering Willow; Now & Then Collectibles and Gifts; Riverwalk Grill and Oyster Bar; Chef Charles; Harbor Antiques Mall |