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Cooncil met at 1.30 o'cleelr per ad-
journment.
Nfoved by Buchanan, seconded by
Purdon .that the assessor get 100 en-
velopes with his return address on
them, 'Carried.
lYfeved by. Pardon, seconded by
Hanna, that the Blyth Telephone Sy-
eitegfe account for $2179.30 be return-
Od,fao 'action. Carried, e Moved by McGowan, seconded by
Buchanan that the council approve
Of the borrowing and issue of Oben..
tures by the town of Clinton, Ontario,
in the sum of $180,000.00 to be payable
over a period of 20 years for the ad-
dition to the Clinton District Colleg-
iate. Institute School, Carried.
Moved by Hanna seconded by Pur-
don that council pay the Blyth Tele-
phone System the rental rates that
have been collected by Jan, 1st., 1954,
March 1st., and balance on June 1st.,
that have been collected. Carried.
Moved by Buchanan seconded by
McGowan that representatives from
the township on the Wingham District
Nigh School Board, the Clinton Dis-
trict Collegiate Institute Board and
the Goderich District Collegiate In-
stitute Board be respectively Frank
Thompson, Donald McKenzie and
Nelson Patterson. Carried,
Moved by Portion, seconded by
Hanna that the road and general ac-
counts as presented be passed and
paid. Carried. By-law No. 13 appointing represen-
tatives to Wingham, Clinton and
Goderich High Schools, No. 14, setting
time for the first meeting of council
in 1954, and No. 15 adopting assess-
ment roll for 1954 taxes, was read the
first and second times. Moved by McGowan seconded by
Buchanan that by-laws No. 13, 14 and
15 be read the tihrd time and passed.
Carried. Moved by Hanna seconded by Pur-
Christma$ Held
Twice Yearly
Xf the children instead of their par-
ents were allowed to choose tbe site.
of the family homestead, the tiny
fishing village of godanthe,
would become a metropolis overnight.
Here's- a place where they celebrate
two Christmases every year.
Santa Claus, his reindeer scamper-
ing over the sands of Is 1:, Carolina's
outer banks, makes kiss first trill. in
Rodanthe during his annual world
tour on the night of December 24.
Hardly have the children recovered
from .their over-supply of .candy pad
wild duck, when Santa returns in
UAW for- Old Christmas which, for
hundreds of yeaga Rodanth.eans have
Celebrated on January 5. This time,
however, Santa is accompanied by a
menacing ogre, known as "Old Buck",
who takes care of the bad children
east 'Wawartosh
Council Meets
.111A council met /December 15. nt 14
VOlOck with all the inerebere present,
the reeve presiding. The minutes of
the meeting held November 3rd., were•
read and adopted on motion by 1411,01,
laan, seconded by an se
a,
Moved by McGowan, conded by
Buchanan that council adjourn for
dinner to meet at 1.30 o'cleck, Carried.
don that council adjourn. to meet Jan,
grave COMiniutity Centre._ carried..
net salary, $174.00, hills paid, 0•00.;
Can, Culvert Co,, .$.47,0a; County of
Brnest, Walker, $25.78; Cm. Currie,
$29.25; Vrank Cooper, WM: Wm. T.
Irwin, 477,00; Geo. Radford, e30.90;
Oil Co., e61,9(); Dept. Bighways. of
Ontario, tar,, $A.'4.00; 00; gee.-Gert, of Can-
ada, income tai, $1.chan-,
an, $4,42; Reavie'a Service Station,
$4.43; ,Alex Robertson;; rent of sited,
15e$, $35.00; The Pedlar People Iettl.,
$483,12; Dnemployment Jane-
Deeeenber, $24.25.
School*, East WaWanoste T. S. A.,
73; West Wawanosh, T. S. A, $1,222,415;
Turnberry T, S. A., $876.40; J. S. S.
$17,217.97; U. S. S. No 5, fiullett, $732,-
No.'10, Kinloss $70.86; Separate 5. S,
No. 1, West Wawanosh, $35.50; High
Schools, Wingham, $7,617,29; Clinton,
$1,186.62; Goderich, $1,780.37; County
or Huron County rates, e1e,995.94; H.
C. MacLean premium, $22.50. A. H.
Brskino, tax col, charges, $81,54; The
'Wingham Advance-Times, printing
$12.35; The Municipal World, supplies,
$4.73; Brussels, Morris & Grey, en,
Manchester, $105.50; Judge T. M. Cos-
tello, voters' lists, $15.00; Roland Vin-
Blyth, division court rent, $20.; share,
goad Cheques-Stuart MeBurney,
cent, voters' lists, $6.40; Village of
of relief, $26.91; Huron County F.
of A., levy, $599.60; Alex McBurney,
salary, $300.00; preparing financial
statements, $20.00; Orval Taylor, fees
as reeve, $175.00, telephone, $5.00;
John Buchanan, councillor, $125.00;
Oral McGowan, councillor, $125.00;
Clarence Hanna, councillor, $125.00;
Aldin Purdon, councillor, $125.00; John
M. Taylor, weed inspector, 0.0.00;
Berson Irwin, pt, salary, $125.00; Ira
Huron, spraying weeds, $114.50; Fox
Wall, refund dog tax, $4.00 County of
Bounties-Jack Cook, $4.00; Austin
General Account Cheques-Public
Cook, $2.00; J. F. McCallum, $2.00;
Murray McDowell, $2.00; Gordon Snell,
lor, $24.00; Alva McDowell, $2.00; The
Blyth Standard, financial statements,
$4.00; Leslie Burnett, $4.00; Ross Tay-
Telephone, $191,7e; Police Village of
$71.50; nomination bills, $5.0.50; vote rs
R. H.
' Thompson, salary, $4200,
lists, $52.00, Miscellaneous, $10.59.
enraying weeds, .$8,38; Can.
at one o'clock at the Bel-
Orval Taylor, Reeve
R. II, Thompson, Clerk.
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Near Bethlehem did "shepherds,, keep
Their flock of lambs and feeding
sheep ;
To whom God's angels did appear
Which put the shepherds in greet
fear,
'Prepare and go," the angels said,
"To Bethlehem, be not afraid;
For there you'll find this happy morn,
A princely Babe, sweet Jesus born."
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The historical background of "Old
Christmas" is uncertain. It may be a
throwback to the Georgian calendar
or it may have started as a celebra-
tion of the Twelfth Night --when the
Wise Men came to Bethlehem bear-
ing gifts for the Christ Child-that
somehow got off schedule a clay, Else-
where the Twelfth Night is celebrated
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