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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-12-23, Page 5CLINTON NEWS, CQRD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23,1985 -Page 5 smeaszs sza=swAses s s s szsatis s isatas szss sttsagsysas z z s s siesit4 e Dee�2 a a/2 a PilU i tZ2;te..o7L fA�,a- e s'yeza aGL Otli.Vi6riP�,+Llld aro i ca2l eween2, u /C e wzae Duro ae REFLECTIONS atea Yetacceekt. e/1 dzi de deada d 1-414-t;71,4 ,�/�a a�L G GL ar,taaj" teae e7{{, era (/jean. /"07;4.• r/ LQJ�f vilG�ll/l�if�, se/i„&, r � REFLECTIONS by design Y 182m7711 (ifig- RISTAAS 1SH ES In thoughtful appreciation of your kind patronage. Carl - Lena Ron - Russ - Brenda At.1. t at ti i s st l tt ISTMAs, The "World's Christmas Party" (above) was used as a card with the accompanying 1 story about 100 years ago. The other Christmas cards were used after the turn of century g and sent as postcards. (contributed by Elizabeth Kettlewell) world's Christmas Party (From the ''Infant's /Magazine December 1886) "Once upon a time all the world gave a Christmas party, and everyone ,was asked g to come. Everybody wrote to everybody, "Please come and taste my Christmas p-udding." Oh, what a stir there was on Christmas Day, when everybody went off to dine with everybody! The Lap set out from the far -away North in his sledge, gi drawn .by reindeer; then the Canadian•and his wife in a horse -sleigh; Mr. Brown A on a bicycle, his brother on a, tricycle, his wife in a Bath -chair, and his baby in a perambulator; then Miss Jones ih her goat -cart, Sooty Bob on his donkey, Mr. g White and Mr. Black' on horseback, and old' Mr. Grey ill a •hansom; then a' nobleman in a gig, driving tandem', followed, by a party from the country in a g stage -coach; then a lot of people from town in an omnibus, and another lot in a g tram -car. Some travelled by train, some by steam -ship and some by sailing ship, g and.one man went from London in a balloon. Alas, and alas! when they sat down to dinner there was nothing to eat, for nobody hade been left at home to Thake the pudding.". BACKHOE - BULLDOZING SAND - GRAVEL - TOPSOIL SEPTIC INSTALLATIONS Manager: Carl Nesbitt LONOESBORO 523-4378 UNIQUE H ER ING PRICE! ALL MODELS SP APPROVED `fill K13-12,950 BTU/hr. NOW ONLY a c $6995 9. • w•• r 2vuC , k 9f 0747j Kerosene Portable Heaters • Espy clean odorless heal wherever• is needed.. 10 pennies an.f our. • Unique porous Leram c wicks last longer, burn cleaner • Pushbutton starter ignites burner Instantly . • Simple self-cleaning procedure. • • Safe 11 aocrdentty bumped or tipped flame is automatecally extinguished. • • 99 8% fuel efficient. • Tduchbutton Shut-off for added safety & convenience • Model CIRRI has handsome woodgram cabinet, efficient glass chimney for Increased heat radiation. and whisper• quiet fan for more heat at floor level where it's needed most. • Model K13..Htgh heat output perfect tor tamer around-the-Irome areas such as garages, bams.and'targe workshops.' CRF 9 9,900 ®TU /hr WITH FAN } 111'I`,(Iil,Prs • VERBEEK'S i FARM AND GARDEN CENTRE 22 Issas Street, Clinton 482-9333 • RACHERT MEATS Call us for your Custom slaughlennq needs SLAUGHTER DAY .TUESDAY 'For your freezer sides of Beef , Pork Lamb Veal nr Illllrl,G`' We specialize in home cured meats and old fashioned country style pork sausage. no fillers added AlI meal Gov't Inspected 1 mile Cosi 887-9328 d Welton Love Notes 'Twas the Night Greet ings 1 May the special nicities of an old-fashioned Christmas surround you and yours. Mercy Christmas to all and thank you for making our first two months in business very enjoyable ones! SANDRA BALFOUR TINA BALFOUR before Christmas... And all through the house, there was love and good feelings among one and all. We wishyrl11 the best this holiday season. Jonesy's Pet World 7 Albert Street at the Lights in Clinton 482-5333 Brian, Sherry and Shawn Jones BEATTIE FURNITURE LTD. 18 Albert Street, Clinton 482-9521 BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME 5S Ruttenburyp E. 482-9521 Season's Greetings Dave, Rltcblito and Mike �andg's Qath '11L11313E 9 ALBERT STREET, CLINTON