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TREEMENDOUS
TREE MOVERS
John Gibson
& Staff
Why wait for years for a
4 big tree, get a live one now
for Christmas
Capture the –S2parbfe .. .
Capture the joy!
Jappv hoCtdacfi to all!
HOLMESVILLE GENERAL
STORE
Holmesville, Ontario
482-7150
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MEMBER
Seasth
reetings
o Customers
of
Jim Broadfoot
Appliance Repair
Best wishes for the
NEW YEAR
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J.Y
JimBev
& Sarah
Meuy
Motorin9!
Hope you have
the best Christmas
on wheels!
DEN WAY AUTO BODY LTD.
& MARK'S AUTO REPAIR
Wayne Hartman, Dennis Fleischauer,
Harry Otten, Steve Bos, Jeff McLean
Greetlngs!
In the joyous Christmas
spirit, we extend our
greetings to those
whose friendship we
value so much.
John, Albert and staff
Alisha
Grade 1
CDCS
JOHN KASSIES
GENERAL CONTRACTING
482-3063
(FRANK MacDONALD
Plumbing and Heating Ltd.
Clinton/182-7600
Each passing year brings a deeper appreciation of the pleasant
associations and loyal friendships acquired in the course of
business.
At this holiday time it seems most appropriate to express our thanks
and to extend Season's Greetings. May the coming year bring good
health, happiness and prosperity to you and to your loved ones.
Frank and Isabel
Peter
Grade 1
CDCS
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greatest
lift of all...
...a puppy,
almost
By Paula Allen
Hallett Central School
Grade 5
Bobby ran into the house. Today was the
last day of school before the Christmas
holidays. Oh what fun! All those presents.
Bobby ran through the living room to the
kitchen.
"Hi mom" then he asked for his presents.
"Your father and I didn't get anything for
you."
"Why not?"
"You are going to learn the Christmas
story."
Bobby's eyes were as big as saucers.
"I know the Christmas story is all about
getting presents."
"Even your friend Steve's mom is doing
this. If you don't learn it by December 30; no
presents next year. Grandma always gives
you at least two presents."
The truth was Bobby was a greedy boy.
Bobby wasn't going to learn it and he was
sure Stevie wouldn't. The next day Bobby
went to Stevie's. Stevie couldn't play
because he was learning about Jesus's
birth. Bobby was positively stunned. He
went home and learned the story. Then he
told his mom. On Christmas morning he got
a puppy. Spot was a great gift but not the
greatest.
...baby
Jesus,
Mary
:and .j-oseph
By Eva
Hallett Central School
The best gift of all was Jesus.
On Christmas morning Jesus was born in
Bethlehem. There were three sheperds and
they looked upon a star shining bright. They
followed the star and they got to a stable.
They found a baby laying in a manger, and
there were animals surrounding him.
Mary and Joseph were proud of thier son.
Mary and Joesph agreed on his name. His
name was Jesus. When he got older a
woman and a boy stood before him.
The woman said "Why don't you be king,
then when my son grows up he will sit beside
you."
Jesus answered, "I don't want to be king.
Someone rich can take his place. My riches
is love."
And he walked away.
At night the Isrials took him to a cross and
kissed him. Jesus knew ne was going to be
killed. So he forgave them because they
didn't know what they were doing.
On Easter morning He rose up from .the
dead to see the people of Isrial to talk to
them. He made the children and the adults
well when they touched his white cloak.
The people of Isrial were happy and they
fiver] well.
Santi's 24 -Hour Repair Service
T'was the Night Before Christmas and all through the town,
The streets were all empty, no one was around.
The pumps were all quiet; the tank was full too.
It seemed all would be calm, with little to do.
When all of a sudden, the phone it did ring.
My beeper was beeping; bad news it would bring!
It seemed that a driver, with a car that did swerve had leveled a hydrant on the Chillingsworth curve.
1 rushed to the scene, from the warmth of my bed.
The drunk was all right, but the hydrant was dead.
With shovel in hand and a job 1 must claim,
I knew hours would pass before my Christmas came,
When out of the sky, I saw such a sight. of a giant red sleigh and a glowing red light.
It landed in front of the place I did stand;
There were reindeer and elves and a jolly old pian.
With shovels and wrenches, a hand they did lend, and the work was all done with the speed of the wind.
Before I could thank them, they rushed to the sleigh, loaded their tools and just flew away
But as they were leaving, Santa said with good will,
"Don't thank me yet; I'll send you the bill!"
Merry Christmas from all of us at the
Clinton Public Utilities Commission
.69.40rers
CHAIRMAN: Chester Archibald
COMMISSIONERS: Bob Irwin
Don Symons
Al Lobb
MAYOR: John Balfour
AND YOUR RUC STAFF