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110 LU'CKNUW . SENTI•NEL,"LUG NOW,
AND `HANKS
GREETINGS
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It js, a • pleasure: to extend
Season's Greetings to one and all,
May this Christmas be your best
ever and may 41 your fondest
dreanns 'come true in the New
Year.'`
Ancil please accept our • sincere
thanks: for your ;valued friend-.
ship and your appreciated pat,
ronage.
CHAS. E. MASON
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JOYOUS YULETI DE
We pause in the midst of : this $f
season :of »good cheer to consider
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the happy friendships and'' ap-
predated business associations we
have enjoyedduring the year,
and with . sincerity to greet you
and wish one and all a delightful,
Holiday Season and •a Happy,'
Prosperous New Year.
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SEASON'S.
GREETINGS
..Just a greeting' to wish you the
r best of Good Cheer, not only at
Christmas,' . but 41 through'the.
Year:
Arid !with 'this ; Yuletide • Greet-
ing idea' :our appreciation. of
• .friendly, business relations.'
A. 'Noor- Merry : Chnstif . .
And, A'
Happy and: Prosperous New Year
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THE •VOICE•,OF TEMPERANCE Temperance Act no:longer 'exists
' ' •' but drinkingarnong minors does".
They •revoked` the. Canada Teen- "Dances have had ..to be stopped
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p ranee,: Act in Manitoulin twoin the
years ago on the grounds that ` "Bootlegging seems 'important
everywhere -:--more drinking' in
Manitoulin than, ever • before,•
drinking 'has become .a•, menace''.
This isthe, report of a. represent
it., opened 'the way : for :drinking
by 'minors'' 'and_ bootlegging_,.»The
word that comes down from the
island now is' -that- "minors • are
getting: " liquor e'v'idently ithau
any trouble, three such were` on
a ;week's: drunk': "The Canada» toulih.—Advt.•
t atiue...of the .: Ontario,
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AVERY• MERRY.'CHRIST'S
HAPPY NEW. YEAR
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tl .sincere
At this season of Peace and ,Goodwill our ; 4
wish is that you . will be. surrounded by the
ones you love ;and your hearth -fire glow a'
►• with warmth, so that you . indeed may
have A Very Kerry Christmas.
And may thist, Yuletide Joy continue
New Year,
throughout • the•
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CHURCH NEWS•
United Church Thankoffering:
The Afternoon W.M.S.and. Ev-
ening Auxi iary Thankoffering
was reently held it the Sunday
school xoom with the. two,. I resi-
dents in ; the Chairs,; Hymn -172
was. sung followed by the scrip.-
tire reading • taken 'by Mrs. 'Alex
• MacNay. Mrs._ _Harv_ey, Webster'
favored with three. short, readings,.
Six'girls•Which make tap the .well
known sextette rendered two,
numbers "White Christmas" ' and'
•"Walking in a Winter Wonder ---
land" which were much enjoyed.,
The gues,,t speaker, Rev.1v,Irs;
Mary Dorohty was introduced by.
Mrs. W. S.' Anderson. She •made'
her address most interesting by
showing work an the various' lines
doneby the people in China* and
India: Mrs.,L.. C... Thoinpscsn ;
thanked the speaker on behalf, of .
all present. An instrurnenta1 was
given.: by Mrs": 'Gordon. Montgom
ery.,'Hynn 478 brought the meet-
ing to a close after which the of
ternoon" W.M•S. ladies .served de=
licious refreshments. •
'Group 3, of the ,W..A
• The De>Cgniber meeting _ of
Group 3 Which followed the order.
of a Christmas program was held
at the home of Mrs Drennan, ' with
an attendance of 20'remlbers and.
six `children: ' Mrs. • Hall presided
for the i3 usinesa section ,of the
meeting: Mrs. S. C. Rathwell led
in prayer.,. The roli. call was 're-
sponded . to iby. handing, in bless-
ing bags: 'The officers' of previous
year agreed' to : carry on 'foil the,
incoming year . Mrs:' J.; •Miathers
the.ri.took :charge of an iinteresting.
program. The scripture lesson•and
Comments.. on. same was taken by'
Mrs. G Andrew, Louise Jones;
Sang ` a 'Christmas by m, Mrs,.
Woolley gave: a, humorous :read=
ing after.which Mrs.: Jessie Alliin
contributed a ' piano ,solo. Hymn
627 -and -the )benediction,
closed the ' meeting A ,Christmas
contest was conducted by ` Nirs
Drennan : after,which . refresh-
rnenits were : sered by the conn-
mittee in charge:
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A VERY MEARnRY�CHRISTMAS,
BRIGHT AND PROSPEROUS.NEW . YEAR.
May Christmas renew your faith
In peace, good willto men, ,
And as the 'old sweet carols ring'
Across the earth .again,
hflSliflas
May every happy echo
Bring adrielfs-to your head.
And Christmas cheer to give the
'MRS. C. COOK. PRESIDENT
OF, BLAKE'S' W.M.S.:
The annual meeting of 'Flake's.
held on Wednesday;•
December 5th with • an attend-
ance of 15 »adults and 3 child
ren. Mrs. » C. Cookopened the
meeting. in ;the absence ' of ' the
president, ;.Mrs. I Henry.
The carol service was taken by
several .members Mrs •T.' Blake
lit the candle .of goodwill. and
friendship » for 'the Jews of- Can=
sada,: Mrs.' Jerry;' Cranston', read.
an Iridian carol . Mrs• W. •Irvin
lit' the -candle for :the Indians 'of
Canada. The. •French. carol( '.!On
.
Come All Ye. Faithful" was then
sung :Mrs. I. Cranston lit the
nd'ie for ;French Canadians, The
German carol "Away, in :a. Man=
ger" : was . sung. Mrs•, H• Curran
lit ' the ` candle for,. Europe,,, Asia,
the . »Negroes,. the Japanese,'. the
Chinese, »followed by the, Polish
carol ",Infan Holy, ,Infant Lowly".
Mrs,. • George' ',§attders lit •'the
candle for the Dutch; Polish, Lat-
vians, Esthonians, followed bye
.the Canadian carol,"';While Shep-.
herds : Watched: .Their . Flocks'.'..
Mrs. Hallam lit . the ..candle 'of
Christmas love.
0A 'vote of thanks • is to :be sent:
to .. Mrs. 'Y Henry. The January
•eetit will be at Mrs: I. Cran-r
rn ,yg •
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sti�ri's.
Mr. Woolley took charge of the
meeting 'for the election" ofof-,,
ficers for."lg52 president, Mrs. C,
•Cook; 1st vice, •Mrs. L Menary;
2nd vice, Mrs. W. Andrew; » sec,-
treas., Mrs. H. Curran; pianist,.
Mrs. George rwamley, -Mrs. W.
Andrew; sec.. Missionary Month=
ly, Mrs. L Men:ary;! .%lower fund
sec.-treas., Mrs. Jerry. Cranston;
assistant,. Mrs. ' R. Kilpatrick;
Strangers ted.; Mrs, Geo., Twain -
ley; Heralds—China, Mra. W. Ir
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Merriment :for .You and Yours, and.
.May The .New Year Be The Best .
6 '. -You've . Ever'...KnQ .11.,.._
year
A, bright and happy start:'
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l'- SEASO:N`S
GREETINGSS
Every `day we are appreciative.
t. ::'of the favors .:and comities* . of
. 'our. . Patrons,:, .but the istmas
ti season affords the opportunity to
(' • especially thank ,you and. to wish /1
' everyone a fright Merry Christ-
nd the best of health, . the •
in<1.9 .
most' of wealth : and ' the greatest .4
of happiness in the New, Year..:.
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vin; Temperance, Mrs. • J.. •$lake; ed for him near the head of the
.,home ,Missio s, Mrs• Geo: Saun table, where: a goose; was: be!.nrg ' ;
ders; Japan, 'Mrs. Cliff Kilpat `.carved: '`Ah",' he 'commented, "so
rick India, Mrs• I Cranston. I'm to . sit 'by ,the 'goose" But
W.A. officers for 1'952: are noticing the -lady '• seated on his
res:, 'Mrs. Geo.' Saunders;,, 1st left, he' hastened to. snake amends:
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vice press; Miss. Olive Blake; sec,_ _. "1 mean", he smiled at her apolo-
'areas. "Mrs: L. Menary;: "Helpers, getacally, :"the roasted one, ' of
Mrs. George ' Twamley, Mrs• R; . course"
Kilpatrick, Mrs. ' I. Henry; Mrs.
Jack Irwin.. :
Every. man has his follies and..
riving.late for -a holiday din oftentimes they are' ,the .most in
;ner, a', guest found a seat reserv- teresting: •thingshe • has 'got.
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The ' Christmas' Season ' again 'approaches with '
peace ..and : goodwill,
its spirit of � and again,
Simply and sincerely, we extend the age
ol'ci greeting that yours may be
A • Very Merry Christmas.
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And Prosperous New 'Yea.
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