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¥ N EAE Ld + $4 3 EA .-3 did isetdaida dg SEE SO . Greenbank and area news Church and Sunday School will be at the usual time this coming Sunday. Then on Sunday evening at 8:00 p.m., there will be a special Candle light service in our church. from this community, enjoyed dinner at Haugen's last Wednesday, followed by a pleasent afternoon of Court wist at the home of Mrs. We wish Jo express our Mdrray Lee. This occasion, appreciation for the lovely being the Dec. meeting of the poinsetta plant which has Ww.I. been placed in the church for Funeral servites were the Christmas season by. held on Saturday in Toronto Mrs. Ives. i for the ijate Mrs. John Outinright field with bruce arnold | just blew a months pay (the month of January) on Christmas presents for my wife and children. I enjoyed it. To me the humbug cries of those anti enterprise fanatics who scream every year about Christmas becoming too commercialized, and who cry great crocodile tears over the fact that businessmen make a profit out of the day are just noise pollutants. This is a special Christmas edition of the PORT PERRY STAR. My boss made a profit on this paper so he could pay me a decent salary so | could blow next months pay on my family so some other businessman in town could make a profit from my gifts so he could pay his employees, and so on. ' That is the way free enterprise works. Everyone makes a profit off everyone else and we all eat. Christmas is a good time to celebrate that system. 'Free enterprise is basically Christian, which explains why Communist and Socialist. governments always see the destruction of the church as their first priority. It is difficult for a > government to take over all business so the profits all go into the pockets of politicians and everyone becomes the servant or slave of government when you have churches around preaching the true Christmas message. The Bible says that when Jesus was born there went out a decree from Caesar that all the world should be taxed. That is why we have Christmas. One of the reasons Christ came was to free us from the slavery of unjust taxation and Roman style dictatorship. . "'Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall" set you free," he explained of his purpose. - Before | get a truckload (again) of mail from preachers let me acknowledge that the real, and most important, thing man needs to be free from is sin. . But | believe there were other basic freedoms Jesus wanted us to enjoy. Like the freedom to own our own home or car or business, and to make a profit from the business. The freedom to work for a living at the job of our choosing and then blow our entire pay on people we love. The freedom to buy and sell in a free market . place without Roman soldiers looking over our shoulders. It is the treedom season. a Quite a number of ladies- MERRY CHRISTMAS Conway Gardens -- Tavern ~ / @ WILL BE CLOSED eo DECEMBER 24th, 25. 26th and DECEMBER 31st "Merry Christmas to all" SEE YOU JANUARY 1st, 1974 FOR OUR TRADITIONAL DINNER SERVED FROM 4:00 P.M. 10 8:00 P.M. © BY RESERVATION ONLY eo Croxall (formerly Stella Maude Gregg. While on her way to the funeral, the car in which Mrs. Fleet Beare was a passenger was involved in an accident, but she fortun- ately suffered no serious' injuries. . Visitors with the Waddell's dering the .week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woodyard, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Walker apd Michael, and Mrs. Gordon Smith from Colborne. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rodd on the occasion of their 50th. wedd- ing anniversary. A dinner party was held for approx- imately thirty five guests in the church basement on Saturday evening. The bride and groom of fifty years were presented with a Watch and family ring. AB T_ Trevor Blakely spent the past weekend in Montreal, and Don Blakely is home with his parents for the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Don Real and Mr. and Mrs. John King enjoyed a family dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron King, Seagrave on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. 'Verne Mount attended a family gathering al the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Reading, Hamilton. Miss Shirley Trudeau, Oshawa was a week-end guest with the Neil Hunters and Jim. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter were in Scarborough with Mrs. E. Hunter. Miss Debbie McGee, Scarborough and Richard Tutty, Sandford were with the McGee's. ' | (mA Sd S Lc glo] Sf -- Christma DESERT FIOWER 3 oz. Dusting Powder 2 oz Hand & Body Lotion pe? ' 1%: 0z Splash on 985-3548 yo w a 2 MAGICUBES FLASHCUBES f Rs s Gift Sale. Ta IIx. 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