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"Oh, tidings of comfort and joy . :",
May you and yours enjoy this wonderful
season, and all the little things
that make it so special. Thanks, so much'.
Brussels Stockyards Ltd.
Brussels --- Ontario
MOON'S GREETINGS
Fill 'el* up the season that is,
with our gOcki cheer crud ctppretciation.
McCUTCHEON MOTORS
AND STAFF
BRUSSELS 887-6$56
which offers an opportunity for
children to see their own drawing
or painting on a Canadian stamp,
will be an interesting experience
for them as well as being fun.
A similar contest in 1970 drew
participation from more than'
50,000 children,
These are the rules :
1, All entries must be in some
way appropriate to the theme
"What Christmas. Means To.
Me".
2. All entrants must be
residents of Canada and must not
have reached their 13th birthday
before the closing date for
submissions (February 14, 1975).
3. Each entry must measure
approximately 12" x 15" and be
mailed flat or rolled. Do not fold.
4. One entry per. child.
5. Each child should be
allowed as much freedom as
possible. e.g., paint, pencil,
crayon, ink, charcoal, , pastel,
collage, etc, are all acceptable.
6. Entries should not be in the
form of st amps or st amp
designs. e.g., they should not
include denominations or the
word Canada. The paintings or
drawings selected will be made
into stamp designs by the
appropriate Post Office staff.
7. The name, age, address and
school of the child must be clearly
printed on the back of his or her
entry.
8. Entries must be mailed
between December 2, 1974 and
February 15, 1975. All entries
must be post marked before
midnight, February 14, 1975.
9. All entries become the
property of the Canada Post
MERRY CHRISTIIRS
'Tis the season to trim
trees, sing carols,
give gifts . . . and
enjoy all the
holiday cheer.
SO what more could we
wish for you, than a
warm old-fashioned
Christmas? Thanks
for your support.
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Office and may be used for
exhibition purposes.
10.,. Entries should be mailed to
the addre.ss,in y our province. Use
the pre-addressed franked label
provided or address and send to:
Christmas Canada, Art Gallery of'
Ontario, Postal Box 4242, Station
"A", Toronto, Ont. MSW 1V9.
Merry Christmas
9enay your home be filled with
an abundance of Yuletide
pleasures. Sincerest thanks, patrons.
[MC D 0 N A DI ptti
IAIE STORE
ost Office invites
Children to design 19.75. Christmas stamps
The Canada Post Office has
rganized an imaginative 1975
ristmas stamp design project
rected to Canadian children
nder the age of 13,
The project will begin
December 2, 1974.
coadiatteb ildren from coast to
..st are invited to contribute
eir own drawings or paintings,
pressing the theme "What
litistmas Means ToMe". These
ill be used to produce several
stiactive Christmas stamp
signs reflecting the essence of
Christmas spirit and the
eshness and variety of young
Inhe
ds.
The Departments of Education
every province are co-operating
ith the project.
The Canada Post Office issues
pecial stamps each year to mark
e Christmas season and
ormally these are designed by
professional. artists. For
Christ mas 1975 designs. by
Canadian children will be used.
Children are invited to
participate -in the project by
submitting their personally
executed designs between
December 2, 1974 and February
14, 1975, Selection will be made
initially on a - regional basis and
subsequently at the national
level.
To assist with the screening of
designs, the Canada Post Office
has enlisted the aid of regional
panels, including directors of art
galleries, artists, art educators
and members of the Advisory
Committee on stamp design..
When the provincial jurying
has been completed, selections on
the national level will be made by
the Department's stamp Design
Advisory Committee.
It is hoped that this project.
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