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Mrs. Richard Buchanan, left, president of St. Peter's CWL, shows her daughter, Mrs. Bill Clifford,
the lovely quilt on display at the Christmas Fair Saturday afternoon. Although many women at
the bazaar and tea purchased tickets on the quilt it was a man who was lucky enough to have his
name drawn. Cliff Bates was the winner of this handmade beauty.
• The nearly new book table was a hive of activity Saturday afternoon at the CWL Christmas Fair.
Mrs. •Peter McCauley was kept busy ily,ailiatig on ,her customers. Those pictured here are (left to
_ right) David Feaver, Susan Feaver, Margaret 81terratt. Steven Palmer and John Grace.
Miss Helen McCarthy poured tea Saturday afternoon at the CWL Christmas Fair held in the parish
hall of St. Peter's Church. One of the waitresses, Betty Bedard, who worked in the tea room, waits
for a cup of tea for a customer. Decorations at the tea were very festive. This tea table was spread
with a sparkling white linen cloth, centred with an attractive arrangement of poinsettias and set
with gleaming silver tea pots, coffee pots and trays.
Lovely prizes
Listwinners of Penny Fair
A steady 'snowfall made the
CWI, Christmas fair that much
more Christmasy Saturday
afternoon and a., large crowd of
interested women entered St.
Peter's Parish Hall for the event.
Mrs. Richard Buchanan,
president of the CWL, greeted
the guests and invited them to
shop at the well -stocked booths
and enjoy refreshments in the
tearoom ' where Mrs. Percy
LeBlanc was convener:
Other conveners were: fancy
work, Mrs. A. Poulin; baked
goods, Mrs. G. P. A. Evans;
candy, Miss Carrie •O'Neill;
Penny Fair, Mrs. Walter Palmer;
nearly new book tible, Mrs.
Peter McCauley. •
Those who poured tea were
Mrs. Charles Gibbons, Mrs. Ben
Chisholm, Miss Helen McCarthy
and Mrs. Markson Sr.
Winners in the penny. sale
were:
Records from Hendersr
Book Store, Mrs. T. Milady;
place mats' from Schaeffer's
Ladies Wear, Mrs. A. Poulin;
pillow cases from Hibbett's, Mrs.
V. Donnelly; Yardley. soap from
Rieck's Pharmacy, Judy Beattie.
Stationery from Woolworth's,
Mrs. M. Morley; writing
portfolio . from Woolworth's,
Mrs. Jack Leitch; flower
arrangement from Denomme's,
Mrs. Nancy Horne; powder mitt
from Dunlop Pharmacy, Mrs.
Shirley • (eller; blanket. from
-I.G.A., Mrs. Jean Wilton:
Fruit cake from A&P, Mrs.
Verna Stanbury; fruit cake from
A&P, Mrs. Vern Smith; basket of
groceries from Red and White,
Mrs. A. Wisser; pen from
Anderion's Book Store, Laurie
Beattie. • '•
Cup and saucer from
Fincher's Smoke Shoppe,.: Mrs.
C. Hyde; two pair socks ..from
Gerrard's, Mrs. Con Baechler;
two pair socks from Garland's
„Children's Wear, Mrs. A.. Poulin;
donald duck, Mrs1 V: Donnelly.
It
(Bearing In Mind A Picture Tells 1,000 Words),
OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN DECEMBER
Open 'Till 9:00 p.m. Evenings Starting Dceffie 15
Corner The Square and Montreal St. (In The Woolworth Block)
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Red and white centrepiece,
Mrs. M. Morley; swan and tools,
Mrs. Vi Montgomery; wrapping
paper, Mrs. N. Horne; soap and
Avon bath powder, Mrs. Jean
Wilton; salt and pepper shakers,
Mrs. Bill Stiles; cologne, Laurie
Beattie; oven mitts and nylons,
Tanya Palmer; decorated plate,
Mrs. Jack Leitch; Christmas
cards, Mrs. B. Gordon; talcum
powder, Mrs. M. Evans; green
and white centrepiece, Mrs. J.
Horton; tWo ties, Mrs. A. Wiser.
-Draws: Quilt, Cliff Baths; hat
and matching scarf, Mxs. Donna
Fisher.
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HOMEMADE BREAD
Bread Sticks, Sesame Loaves,
Buttermilk Bread and Dinner Rolls
FRESH EVERY MORNING.
LIGHT AND DARK CHRISTMAS CAKE,
CHRISTMAS SHORTBREAD AND SMALL COOKIES.
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CULBERT'S BAKERY
West Street • Goderich
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ATTENTION
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W If you would like the ski tow to operate this year please get I
your application for membership- at once from George 15 41
Ross, People's Stores, so that we can make prepwation for
1 , the approaching season and pay up last year's outstanding
li bills. We need your support now.
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The Huron County Board of Education
Cordially Invites You To The
OFFICIAL OPENING
of the
SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL
the VICTOR LAURISTON WING
ROBERTSON MEMORIAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Friday, December 5th, 1969
8:00 p.m.
The official opening will take place in the auditorium. After
the ceremony, you are invited to tour the building, sign the
guest book and remain for refreshments.
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