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A 'Christmas tree and aAyMrs, Bert Daytiard gave a• Musk x 1 r Tf
decorated tea table welcomed interesting de.monstratiorl qn, . t
members, 4-Hgirds. and leaders something made from no cost {
and mothers, .to the Christmas material, which sell at very high
meeting of the Staffa Women'srices in the cities. She fashio6id
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Institute held in the township hall lovely corsages and table centers
on Wednesday, Dec. 18 a. t 2 from evergreen and cones. `
P.M.
The president, Mrs. 'John Mrs. John Miller welcomed the ti 144,
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Miller presided and opened with g and congratulated the S
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a Christmas poem,"followed by 4-H girls who had successfully
the Institute Ode and Mary completed ed 1.2 projects and
Stewart Collect. Mrs. Ed. received their honours
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Chappel and Mrs. Charles Dianne Miller , Staffa 0, Mary r .
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Douglas reported on the area Jane Templeman, Staffa #1, e ` ®`,, �� i* „
convention. Mrs. Ed. Chappel Cheryl Riley, Staffa #2, were each £s, r _ - -. r,� ,r�rr;; �'� and.
..also reported on the South Perth presented with a trillium cup and
executive banquet meeting at St. saucer by Mrs. Miller on behalf of
re Pauls. the Institute. Gail'Harburn, Staffa friends %r allowing. us t M eRCQie anka,�
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The South Perth District has #2 and Carol Miller, Staffa #3 tp v;.
purchased and delivered an organ were unable to be present.
Ago to the Ea hate Lee homestead and SKATING V1fITH...,1111,OM • .•.A large crowd `bf parents
each Institute has been asked to Following the meeting- the
contribute towards' this cost, hostesses Mrs, Ross McPhail, and tots take advantage of the Skating at the arena • ANSTETT JEWELLERS Ltd
During business it was decided to Mrs. Alvin Barbour andMrs. every Wednesday afternoon. Here with little Angela
hold a progressive euchre party in Norman Hacburn served a lovely Stoll, Donnie Brown and her two' children, Tammy SRAFORTH -- CLINWH WALKERTON.'
AND the township hall on Wednesday lunch of Christmas dainties, and Tracy is Mrs. Bedford (Joyce) Taylor.
evening, Jan. 22 at 8 p.m. Each punch and tea. (Staff Photo)
BEST WISHES for A HAPPY member to ask two couples pl us
NEW YEAR to ALL.
posters to be put up.
Christmas From The Staff of Topnotch Feeds
Personals
Committee named was Mrs.
Miss
Geraldine Reynen,
WILLIAM BENN'ETT
Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Charles
Lindsay,
Christmas
is home for the
holidays ' Mth her
.foe Nolan
Gord Rimmer
Douglas and Mrs. Robert
Harold Coleman
Your Metropolitan Life Insurance Agent
McCaughey. Mrs. Harry Reynen
Parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
gave the nutrition hint on yogurt.
Reynen and family.
Jim Robertson
Mrs. Robert McCaughey
Miss
Darlene ,Templeman,
delighted everyone with a piano
Waterloo
is . home for the
Jack Rvan
Bill Strong
instrumental, "Star of the East".
Christmas
holidays with her
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Santa's come by to
help us wish our good
neighbors and patrons a .mery,
Merry Christmas. We're mighty
glad we're able to help fill
your barnyard needs.
Special thanks!
Mitchell Feed- Mill.
A Division of
Mitchell_ Mpbile Feed Service
ED DOLMAGE
348.87S2 MITCHELL 348-8507
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Mrs. Cameron Vivian gave as parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Johp...
her motto - "The Priceless Gift of Templeman and fainily.
Christmas". Roll call was David and Dennis Dow, Guelph
answered by .21 members by are spending the Christmas
introducing their secret pal and, holidays with their parents, Mr.
presenting her with a gift. Secret, and, Mrs.Norman Dow and
pals were drawn for 1975. Ernest
F: << We hope you eni WN,.
everyt#ing
this wonderful'
to seon has to offer.
Thank you, friends.
Riverside Nursing Home .
Mitchell , ..
10roas C risfmos,
May the spiritual peace of this
Chri§tmas enter into your lives. It's a
time of joy.... a time to wish
everyone the happiness and contentment
of that Holy night long ago. Thanks.
STACEY BR®Se
MIT- CHELL
Our very best wishes
to folks all. round
town. Warm gratitude.
ARNOLD
STINNISSEN
Sun Llh Representative
Phom 547-0410—Seaform
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MERRY CHRISTMAS to SILL!
Little parts add up to smooth
dri4•ing. Little, wishes
add up to big holiday
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greetings: Hearty;�•;> •�.�`" • : • .
thanks to all.
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Merry
Christmas From The Staff of Topnotch Feeds
Ray Beattie
Joan Hildebrand
Louis Nigh
Angus Brown
Mac Chesney
Neil Hodgert '
Sandra Johnson
.foe Nolan
Gord Rimmer
Harold Coleman
Harvey Kevs
Bill Roberton
Wes Coombs
Don Kunde'r
Jim Robertson
Dave Cornish
Jim Cunningham
Ress-tstming
OGord MacDonald
Jack Rvan
Bill Strong
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0PN0T%0.",iCarole
Daer
Ken Malo e n y
Leonarcj 3trong•
Carl Feenev
Earl M�aNaughion
rifred Tremeer
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Betty Jean Finnigan
Ross Nicholson
Joe Verberee
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Donna Fry
Frank Nigh
- Ralph Watson
Elgin Young ;