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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1953-12-24, Page 4, . , and a snowfall of our best wishes in chant true pattern of the Yuletide, May your clay be a merry one and filled all things good, this Christman John A. Anstett �CLINTON ONTARIO Notice There wilt be NO MILK DELIVERY on December 25 or January 1 Clinton Dairy Fa rhahne Daisy PAGE roe N. NEWS - CORD THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 2A,. 9i53 Godrerich Township .. WA, Will Meet The regular meeting of the Wo• - Men's Association of St. James' Church, Middleton, will be held on Wednesday, January$, at the Wane ,of Mrs, Edward Wise, Roll call will be payment of member- ship, fees. Come Prepared to quilt. &fay the shining decor*. ,tions of Christmas 4 A • NELSON'S • Machine Shop EBEHEZER A Missionary Christmas Service prepared by Dianne Haughton Mud Miss J. Pitt was .enjoyed by the young folk of Ebenezer church in the school.pn Wednesday even ing, December 9. The meeting was conducted by Dianne, 'Vile program' began with quiet music and singing the hymn, "While Shepherds Watched Their )~locks by Night." The scripture was read by Mary Howard and Erma Rueger led in prayer, The hymn "Silent Night" was sung. Jack Rueger took up the offering. An interesting story "How C'hY istmas Came to the 'Village" was read by Bruce Lobb, The story told how a missionary of India presented the Christmas story to a group of children there and how as a result they planned a White Gift Service, The poem "The First Christmas Gifts" was reed by Murray Lobb, Sack Merrill conducted the bus- iness, - After games the meeting closed with the hymn "Abide- With Me" and the Mizpah benediction. The next meeting will be in the Christmas holidays under the con- venership of Bruce Lobb and Jim Lobb. ustetet to le tctineezra cmc etelle fit laWa tttlatm. SIM2ta'�t.•eeiMar ti We're a 94,71 :a; up every good wish for you with a bit of holiday cheer that says -- "May you all enjoy many • Christmas blessings." Modern 'Meat Market and Staff RP_ . -tetetS2t vart$tfet toemet stat etatimEratetate 2etetaetetettR'mataisotzty each year we find our, selves eagerly awaiting the Christmas season because in it we find the Oppor- tunity to express again our apprecia- tion for your thoughtfulness, CLINTON FA-` M SUPPLY Merry Canadian Christmas! Take it from three-year-old Carmen Bourdon, there's no time like Christmas in Canada, Carmen lives deep in the pulpwood forests of the Gatineau where her father is one of thousands .of men who cut the tall pines that go into the production of Canad- ian paper products, plastics, wallbc Ards and other materials, Car- men and the other children and their parents of the pulpwood districts have magnificent Christmas celebrations, including great quantities of wonderful food, songs, games, religious services and parties, and a regular Yule visitor to their homes is the inevitable gift -bearing Santa Claus. (Photo by Malak, Ottawa) In the first seven months of this year Canadian labour income tot- alled $6,655,000,000, nearly ten per cent more than in the same period of 1952. Of about 5,000 persons' employed in radio brodcasting in Canada, three quarters ,work for private stations and o n e quater for the CBC. • London Road Club • Euchre .Is •Success The London. Road Cl.tib held a successful pregressIve euchi card party in tie Agricultural Office Board• Rogni Friday, December 14, The lady's first prize was present+ •ed to Miss Helen Stuart while .the - men's first prize went to Bert Irwin, The lady's low was given to Miss Heien Anderson and the men's low went to Jim Nott. The prize for the most lone hands was won by Stan Collins. The draw was made for the lovely quilt on display, which had been made by the members of the London Road Club. The lucky winner was Miss Joan Xiaszowski, London. A lovely lunch was then served after which the "Lucky Cup" prize was won by Mrs, Arthur Wiltse, Blyth. G p. Two Delegations Ask Ice in Arena (lay our Mensal) correspondent,) The regular meeting of Hensall village council was held December 7, R. E. Shaddick appeared as a delegate from the Canadian Legion• presenting a resolution from the same favouring the installation in the arena of artificial ice and also Presented one from the Ladies' Auxiliary on the same subject, J. A. Paterson reported the 1953 tax arrears as being $1,206.22 or only about three per cent out- standing. Reeve A, Kerslake was authorized to proclaim December 26 a public holiday. Constable E. R. Davis was instructed to collect the poll tax at once. The Hensall recreation council was granted the sum of $200. E. L. Mickle was appointed village representative to the South Huron District High School board, Exeter, for the years 1954-55. 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