On December 18, 1966, Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas! aired for the first time on CBS. Directed by Chuck Jones and narrated by Boris Karloff, the animated special brought the cranky, green Grinch to life with a heart “two sizes too small.” With Max the dog as his reluctant reindeer and Cindy Lou Who as the voice of innocence, the story reminded audiences that Christmas means more than presents — it’s about community, joy, and spirit.
The special’s whimsical animation, Seussian carols, and the unforgettable “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch” cemented it as a holiday classic, still warming hearts nearly 60 years later.
And just like the Grinch learned that Christmas can’t be stolen, drivers know that holiday cheer disappears fast if the tank runs empty.
Here’s your Tillsonburg fuel update — no roast beast required:
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Pioneer: $129.9
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Esso: $129.9
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Shell: $130.0
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Petro Canada: $130.9
So whether you’re dashing through Whoville‑like errands or humming along to “Welcome Christmas,” keep your tank full. A little fuel goes a long way toward keeping your heart — and your holiday — three sizes bigger.
