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15th, 1962
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ST. THOMAS' CHURCH" GROUP
SPONSORS CHRISTMAS. BAZAAR
Last Wednesday afternoon
the parish hall of St. Thomas'
Anglican Church was the scene
of the annual Christmas bazaar,
sponsored by the Ladies' Guild.
Mrs. Harry Donaldson and the
president, Mrs. J. R. Spittal,
welcomed guests at the door,
and Mrs. Spittal declared the
bazaar open at 3:00 o'clock.
The tea tables sparkled with
candle centrepieces which
matched the cloths, in pastel
shades of pink, yellow, blue,
turquoise and green. Serving
tea under the convenership of
Mrs. Carmon Rowcliffe were
Mrs; Ren Powell, Mrs. Garnet
Stockwell, Mrs. David Cornish,
Mrs. W. E. Southgate, Mrs. Nor-
man Scoins and Mrs. Gus Bous-
sey.
The following ladies assisted
in the kitchen: Mrs. Alex Beth-
une,.Mrs. Gerald Snowdon; Miss
Anna Stewart, Mrs. David Netz-
ke, Mrs. R. W. Newnham, Mrs.
William Jones, Mrs. illian
Smithers and Mrs. Allan. Mc-
Conney.
A gorgeous array of aprons
was displayed by Mrs. E. C.
Case, Mrs. William Oldfield,
Mrs. George McGavin, Mrs. Har-
ry Pretty and Mrs. Joseph
Grummett. Homemade Christ-
mas cakes, puddings. mincemeat
and .candy melted from the
booth of Mrs. Earl Dinsmore,
Mrs. Len Ford and Mrs. Elmer
-Larone. Beautiful knitted art-
icles were sold by Mrs. Ada
Reid and Mrs.' William O'Shea.
A silver tree, festooned with
marshmallow ladies and ginger-
bread men by Mrs. John Har -
Be a Popular Santa! Select Automobile Gifts from our Many Practical vey, was well patronized by the
Auto Accessories
junior tea -goers.. Always a
popular spot, the home baking
booth was in charge of Mrs.
Ken Chambers, Mrs. Ray Nott,
Mrs. John Oldfield and " Miss:
Dorothy Parke; and a most in-
teresting produce booth was
convened by Mrs. Ted Brown
and Mrs, R, Dalrymple.
The variety booth, a special
attraction of St. Thomas' ba-
zaar, was in charge of Mrs.
Cleave Coombs and Mrs. Bruce
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Mrs. Charles Brooks and
daughter, Mrs. D. Miller, De
troit, visited with their sister"
and aunt, Mrs. R. S. Aikens,
and Mr. Aikens.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gra-
ham and daughter," Mrs. Chuck
Avery,• and son, of Sarnia, vis-
ited on Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Mary Malcolm.
Mr. Kenneth Burchill, Bin -
brook, and friend, Miss Doro-
thy Nie, Simeoe, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Cameron, CBC announcer,
Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Grey, Mitchell, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Burchill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huras and
family, Stratford, and Me. and
Mrs. John Bell, Seaforth, with
their parents!, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Roney, on Sunday.
Mr. Robert E. Burchill visit-
ed Mrs. Burchill in Byron on
Sunday.
Dr. Lorne Henry, Toronto,
preached a temperance sermon
in Zion Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Burchill and Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Grey spent
Thursday in Citchener.
POSTAL NOTES
Christmas mailing of let-
ters, cards and parcels — Next
week green and white leaflets
and labels will be delivered and
sorted into mail boxes across
Canada. Please keep them so
that you can label your local
and out-of-town bundles of
Christmas cards. Be sure to
post all parcels for distant
points in Canada and the Unit-
ed States before December Sth.
This is the deadline set for
sure delivery before Christmas.
This will Make allowance for
delay in custom offices between
Canada and the united States.
McLean. The large throng at-
tending made this year's bazaar
an unprecented success.
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