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PHONE 47 ;bate rep on the o ga 51 was sung. The slepipttii>"
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ryh a etiunaI' meeting in Palirliectio '':a'bou'tr,275 attended.
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chair w tr-called thes meeting ta, with the cancer. unit held in. Winners' were• Jas. McQuaid, The Glen Gowrie W.I. held orad chapter, was �d bYr Mrs. t
' .h Exeter. Mas. McKelvle read ac- Wilbur Elliott, Mrs. John eag- p
d counts and gave the financial cr Jr. •tMrs. William FeengYx their last meeting at the home McClure. With AUs, Dodds pre-
cat Mrs. James Mitchell. The TEAT]ttElG: f?I�1GfrT4lGiS,
statement,, ThanX-You - .cards , . m XPIN"Ais, MrO..Maurice Dal. siding foot the W.M S , the
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Were read from Mrs. L. Noakes, ton, Ma's. Philip Willis, Bard theme' of the meeting was "Ag-' meeting was• opened with a Z°tJRKEYS
After f � o ing Your Xmas `Purkey Mrs. H. Bonthron, the Shaddick Kelly, Leonard Connolly, ricultural, the roll call being, ,.
family and Mrs. Inez McEwen.a „ suitable poem, followed by
Thomas Butters, Willliam Alias- An improvement I would like >t'oir Clirisas and Nov wears r3 t
, i r Correspondence was read from tin,. C. ' Eckert, Russell Smith, 'to see made in our agricultural grayer. A reading on Baby ) 1,
" 50 EASY TO APPLY WITH THE NEvJ i _. the Provincial Secretary and
Glenn Plant, 'Mrs- Wilbuil El- set-up," The motto, "He �� who Jesus" was 'given- by Mrs. G. Order Your Turkey nal'Iv for
SPECIAL �PPL!CRTOR ..and from the chairman of the Poppy liott, Mrs. Neil McKenny, Wm. plants a tree, plants hope, was Smith. A presentation of life Christmas delivel°lr.
Command. Payment of dues Was Martin, Mrs. Clarence Ryan, prepared by Mrs, C. CQlquhoun membership certificates were
flRT-CRUSTED GREASE ,� ,e received. The mystery prize Wilfrid Herbert, Mildred Ryan,
11u"I11 CAh1ES oFF LIKE hIA6lCo �► w.s won by Mrs. J. Simmons ani? read by Mrs. Allison. The given to Mrs. T. Battles, Mrs. /
� Russell Smith. storyof one of the century J. Pethick and Mrs. T. Pryce. IGEN BT;ATTIE yTtf '' /! I►
! Mrs. "Davis gave the sick com- Special rounds were won by fars of the locality, namely, Hymn 381 was sung- RJL 4 ,-__ WALTON" li z
mittee. report. Mrs. K. Buchan- Joe Dill, Har Tait, Phonsine
an reported on the recreation � Cedardale, the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Case was in charge phone Seaforth 834 r 6
Meagher Mrs. J. McKibbon, Mrs. Mrs. Erle Dow, was read by of the Christmas program which
committee, Mrs. Alda Simmons May McClelland,- Ross Pepper.
volunteered to buy a gift for Mr.
share -the weath prize W mss. Dow and proved one of was a candle ceremonial. Those
" Dawkins. Mrs. B. Kyle is the won re William Austin and the best that has been heard up taking part in the service were z
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lunch convener in January. Mrs. Charles Felkar. Each got $15. to date in the Institute. Mrs.
L. Sangster was then called u Monetta Christie
gave a reading and a `,
p- Those sharing prizes were: Joan Christie sang, The guest
on to preside for ,ate election Mrs. Jim Krauskopf, Mrs. C1ar- speaker, Mr. Walter Creeryj, of
of officers. once Plant, William Bennewies,. Klrkton, chose as his subject, 1,
The new slate of Mrs eMeKel- Jack McCarthy, Mrs: Ken Bas- 'Conservation as appl%d to the
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i1st viceid est, Mrs. E. KelDav- sett, Freda McDonald and Mrs.• Upper Thames River ValleyRalph Schellenberger. Authority.' By maps and illus-1ZA�RDBRAND vice- res., Mrs. R. Tay- trations, he pointed out terata -
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lor Sr.; secretary, Mrs. R. Mock;
• tive plans and reasons for each. i Y` a�" •
assistant secretary, Mrs. Forres- HENSALL He closed by stating that his
- 0V 9 CLEANER ter; treasurer, Mrs. J. Simmons; graduated class at the O.A.C. ;.
: executive, Mrs. G. Munn, Mrs. /
was warned b professors that
FREE APPLICATOR WITH Aikenhead, Mrs. R. 5male,'Mrs- Arnold Circle Installs Officers Y .p
EACH JAR R they had an leave
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Allen, Mrs. Brown; standard- The regular meeting of the namely, to leave their farm
bearer, Mrs. H. W. Horton as- Arnold Circle of Carmel Pres- lands as productive as they O/r� ✓/moi ' j� i'
sistant standard-bearer, Mrs, byterian Church was held Mon- found them. firs. Gordon Par -
Just a an oven cleaner that Really cleans! Goodwin. day, Dec. 6, in the "church base-
sons thanked the speaker. Just apply with applicator to dirty oven sur• All tickets for the hostess ment. Mrs. W. Brown played
8OZ. 590 faces and -allow to set for 1 to 2 hours. Dirt, soft] several Christmas carols. Final plans were made for �� ■
chair draw should be handed in y P on the "most Waned Its
greases and baked -on drippings wash off with prior to Decemi?TTer 17. The hall As the meeting came to order, "Family Night" at Staff Hall, These
ArA16 OZ.... 98� warm water—no scruhbfng, no scraping. Al Gts
was nicely decorated, Mrs. Buch- it was opened by singing "Joy 'December 10, at 7 p.m. A dem-
Introducing and Exclusive at anan _and Mrs. Clement being To the World," which was fol- onstration on the making of
responsible. Bingo was enjoyed. lowed by prayer. The business cheese souffle, an appetizing ,..,..,� :iirr• ;•.-• ;'` .
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was dealt with and reports giv- :supper dish, was given. Mrs.;':?; `''.•r% "...r;;x.;. rri
B, Kyle, Mrs. R. Dick, Mrs. Inez en. Mrs. Stewart Bell offered M. Nairn conducted an "agricul- Y "�
McEwen, Mrs. L. Sangster; Mrs. her home for the January meet- tura] quiz,?' and the meeting "
E. Munn, Mrs. A. Foster, Mrs. ing. A lovely piano duet was closed with the singing of "God 9
H. Smale and Mrs. Mousseau. A given by Mrs. Brown and Carol. Save the Queen."
tasty luncheon was served at Mrs. A. W, Kerslake assisted ~`!•'''' l;%: :
the close by the committee in •by Mrs. H. Snell, gave a very
charge. A pleasing feature was inspiring worship service. Rev. Canadian universities graduate
about 12,000 students annually j
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+ the exchange of Christmas David Lane was guest speaker
+ gifts among the members. A and gave an interesting account
gaily decorated tree added to of his work as a student minis- Helpers' Committee, Mrs.
the occasion. The lunch con- ter in the mining town of Stew- /
Mrs. McKelvie and art B.C. Rev. Lane also presid
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Mrs. J. Drysdale and t ed over Bell; ' press secretary, Mrs. A. �1 ((����
rDollar f < sistants: cars for 1955, which are as fol- Kerslake; literary secretary, Remote -Control "�'mN9�
lows: Mrs. G. Troyer; Welcome and . 3.99 + ■President, Mrs. Mary Hilda -Lanterns
brandt; first vice eyes., Mrs. R. Welfare, Mrs. W. Brown; Mis- Electric Car
A. Orr; second vice-pres., Mrs. sion Band leaders, MIS. H. Hoy ELECTRIC LANTERN —Use it as a high Pow�d'
/ 6 E. Fink; secretary, Mrs. E. and Mrs. M. Hildebrant. START, STOP, BACK-UP at the touch of a button, camp light for fishing and hunting — an ideal Wzfal
Fink; treasurer, Mrs. G. s. E.itz; The meeting closed with Hours of fascinating fun for the lucky youngster trouble light. Neat, compact — only 8" ovesal -
pianist, Mrs. r, Brown; Home prayer. who a in Santa's good books this Christmas- Well- Handsome chrome and red enamel finish. Mg V_
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