The North Pole Observer is a professional publication for all in the realm of the North Pole; Santa's helpers, Mrs. Claus, elves and all who are a part of the wonderful magic of Christmas. It is written, edited and produced for, and by Santa's helpers. |
Each issue is a PDF document and can be read online, or downloaded to your computer to read or print out. Simply click on the Volume, Issue number in the left column you wish to access. This should open the PDF file in your browser; or (Command/Control click to download the PDF document to your computer.) |
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2012 is well underway and Christmas in July will be here before we can turn around. In this issue, Santa Lou Knezevich asks some very pertinent questions about Santas and charity. I offer my thoughts on a very important program which was introduced in Santa Claus, Ind., at the Jim Yellig Santa Claus Workshop earlier this year. Santa Lou reminds us with a wonderful article on 'Things to Do' that Christmas is just around the corner and things need to be done now. We have an update on Santa Al Horton, along with a short offering from Christmas past. I found a real surprise with my new betl this past Christmas, and we offer up more classic art. Enjoy |
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Special Christmas Edition
Volume 2, Issue 4
December
2011 |
Merry Christmas 2011 from all of us at the North Pole Observer. This Special Christmas Edition opens with a wonderful Christmas story from Lou Knezevich. He follows that up with a tribute to his very dear friend, and a world-class Santa, Al Horton. As of publication of this issue, Santa Al Horton lies in a hospital in Nevada undergoing intensive rehabilitation.
Also in the special issue you will find the last column I received from Santa Al, along with some suggestions for a worry free Christmas; A bit of magic from Lou Knezevich; Some thoughts on love and peace from the editor; and more stories and artwork, old and new. Enjoy.
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FALL 2011
Volume 2, Issue 3
Sept.-Nov. 2011 |
Fall is here and Christmas is right on its heels. Santa Lou Knezevich kicks off this issue with an article called 'Acting like Santa.' Also you will find how Santa Al Horton began his journey into the realm of the North Pole; information from Santa Lou on sleep problems, potential causes and cures; A story that Art Linkletter would have been very familiar with; information on getting healthy and how to maintain that health; helpful suggestions on being your own Santa boss; a few words from me on some happenings in the world of Santa Claus; along with more classic art from my files.
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It's Christmas in July! Are you ready? Fall and Christmas are approaching fast. Checking your list? Santa Lou Knezevich offers some sage advice; Saying good-by is never easy. I offer up some stories from lives lived well which hold lessons for us all; Santa Al Horton re-tells a wonderful breakfast story; From Santa America, keeping Santa's healthy, children's health report, Ernest Berger claims the South Pole, and a search for health stars; and much, much more. |
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Lessons and knowledge from a Santa who wore the red suit for 44 years; Who really wrote " 'T'was the Night Before Christmas?"; a look back at the Red Suit Roundtable in Atlanta, Ga., which brought together several organizations to share, learn and enjoy the weekend filled with events; SPAM; and much more |
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Patience, Santa;
Bad Santa;
Staying Healthy During the Holidays;
Is Santa Claus Real?;
'Tis the Season;
Christmas Art;
and much more
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