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Old Santa's
stocking is
full of .our
appreciation
for ,our
customers
cmcl.
friends,,
WILl-ARD ..and ARTHUR
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...May every joy and blessing of thth holy
season come to you and your loved ones,
bringing peace and happiness . . , making
hearts and spirits bright. Merry Christmas!
CHRISTMAS
May The night
of Christmas -
shine on
you and
your loved
ones.
May its
bright
warmth
fill each
day, We
appreciate
your loyalty!
BOB AND IVY IRWIN
EDITH REID, FLORENCE MILLER
vrganiziug Dec. 30
The Huron County 4-H Sheep
Club will be organizing for the
new year on Wednesday,
December 30, at 1:30 p.m. in
the Agricultural Office Board
Room, Clinton.
This year's club had a very
successful year with 100 percent
of its members completing at the
Clinton Spring Fair in June. At
their meetings the members
studied feeds and feeding and
'judging, with the majority of the
members actually taking part in
the teaching process themselves.
For the new year, twilight
meetings and regular discussion
meetings' have been planned.
Field trips can also be organized
if enough interest is shown. It is
hoped that as many young
people as possible between the
ages of 12 and 20 can take part
in this club to learn of the sheep
industry in Canada.
The organizational date again
— Wednesday, December 30, in
the Agricultural Office Board
Room.
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Zhe spirit of
Christmas is in the
air, ringing
out joy and good
will. We take
this time to extend
to all greetings and thanks,
f rom the staff of
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and SCRUTON FUELS
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Thursday, December 24,I97Q
Varna
An unexpected visitor during Sunday nights Junior hockey game between Clinton and Exeter
Hawks was Santa Claus. He didn't hand out many presents to the Clinton team though as they
went down to a 5-3 defeat to the first-place Hawks.
Will develop flying services
for Centralia Industrial Park
BY FFIP IVNCi-YEVIONT
Special Christmas:Service was
held last StMclaY in the United
Church with the pastor Rev.
Murdock Morrison in charge.
A Christmas Cantata "The
ivnraele of Love" was. presented
by the combined choirs of Varna
and. Goshen. Twenty-seven
voices, with Mrs. Bruce Keys at
the organ-
The Explorer Group met on
Tuesday evening with Miss
Cathy Taylor presiding.
Scripture lesson was read by
Miss Sylvia Wilson with prayer
by Miss Janis Chuter. Minutes
were read and the roll call was
answered 'by .naming a symbol of
Christmas. The offering was
taken up by Miss Beverly
Cantelon and dedicated by Miss
Anne Marie Heard. Janis Chuter
read the treasurer's report. The
study book was led by Miss
Beverly Cantelon, The craft
period was taken by Mrs. Eric
Chuter. The president closed the
meeting with the Explorers'
Prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beatty
and family of Willowdale spent
the weekend in the village.
The magic
hour comes
info all
hearts and
homes with
an exciting ring
of cheer. Many thanks!
The Honourable Charles
MacNaughton announced today
that arrangements are being
completed for the provision of
flying services at Centralia
Industrial Park.
A new firm, to be
incorporated by flistrict
businessmen under Hurbn Air
Parks Limited, will provide radio
and weather reporting services,
commercial air transpOrtation,
flying instruction, and aircraft
sales and servicing out of a new
hangar to be erected on the
former air force base.
The Ontario Development
Corporation will provide a
12,540 sq. ft, hangar, for which
tenders will be called in the near
'future. The facilities will include
an office, air-conditioned lounge
area, classroom, storage and
repair facilities for aircraft.
MacNaughton, who is MPP
for Huron, said the new service
Fwill complete the "fly-in" •
concept for Centralia Industrial
Park. "I am pleased that these
,l additional facilities, which will
Provide airport services for the
-South Huron and North
radlesex,,, area,, '.tare -',{,;being
ovided in collaboration , with a
girburP, of district citizens. This
concept; reinforces our
„partnership philosophy in the
,development of the industrial
park."
Huron Air Parks Limited will
`lease the facilities for 10 years,
with option to renew. Sub-leases
will be arranged for the
:provision of certified airframe
and radio servicing.
Principals in the firm are H.
L. Snider, Exeter, a former reeve
of the town, and G. Robert
Glatt, London, a London
developer. Both men, along with
John Hopkinson, formerly of
Sky Harbour Airport, Goderich,
will operate Blendcraft Aviation
Ltd., which will sell new and
used aircraft.
Huron Air Parks will apply
for a Class B aircraft taxi and
charter licence from the federal
department of transport.
The combined services will
provide overnight storage and
refueling for visiting aircraft,
minor airframe and engine
repairs and maintenance, unicorn
communications and weather
reporting; classroom facilities
(including full instrument
simulator) for instruction on
twin-engine aircraft and flight
instruments.
Six highly-skilled persons will
be employed when the service
opens, with anticipated
expansion to 10 employees
' within the first year.
J.W. PECK
AUTO-ELECTRIC
54 KING STREET CLINTON 482-3851
It has been
,e:Y.Itg J a pleasure to
serve you through-
out the year, and it's our
privilege to greet you and wish
you the merriest Christmas ever.
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YI'loy the beautiful meaning of Christmas
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be filled with joy.
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