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din to foul °
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Spending itrist as> with Mfi, ,
kt and Mrs. lack O'Reliiy will b Miss CatherineIan St.
Janet O'Reilly Waterioo, Mrs, M. Thomas will spend Christmas
Hoggart and Leon of Monkton,7 with her mother Mrs. Mary
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Lo' urs 0rei R 11y andrMrs, Atrgela'. Moylan. :•,,�
and Steven of London and M
pp , r. and Mrs. Vine Lane will
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schaefer of spend (Christmas with Mr, and
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s 3''s•R + sar'° r `%�+r f Stratford. Mrs. Ben Flanagan and family in
With Mr. and Mrs. Thos Kale Kitchener. $ %.
t, �� y r will be Mr. and Mrs. Lance
3p��4y'Mr. Matt Claes&ens left with
'Rob'inson, Toronto, Larry Kale, his brother for Holland to attend
Waterloo. Marion Kale, 'Fan- their 'brothers wcc}ding in that
shave Dena Wey, Waterloo- country and is spending Christ-
i- and Marj Jansen Fanshawe Col- mss with relatives there. z`€ / Y' ."
xF lege. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dowe and w f"t'�•� R4'
THE •NAME AND THE STAFF ARE THE SAME -- g peter 'Willems' dispatcher',` Bob Cronin Mr. Kevin Kale, Neil Murrayy x
• mans er, r � Y family will. spend Christmas with
Although Cronin Transport of Dublin has been sold assistant general manager, and Jlm Vivian,( Larry Murray, loan Murray, M>✓, and Mrs. Leo Murray. o 17
Chris T1.1 J' D" ' d �•
IETIN6S
mechanic. Front are, Carol Baker, accountant, Ruth apey A. c e rnten Mr. and Mrs. Martm .Purcell
to Husband Transport Ltd'. Of London, the (tame and leaving Christmas Day for a and family Kitchener is to spend May we find now joy pnd inspiration I I
the staff remain the same. At their annual Christmas Ann Ne!lans, Secretary and Debra McClure;' week's holiday in Florida Ch ' h M J th w d f h Ch ' th` d' b'rtb
a roll -rates. rrstmas wrt . rs. as, t e sane story a t e nst lis 1
party Saturday are, back, left, Joe Cronin, general
pay (Staff Photo) With Mr. and Mrs. Louis McLaughlin.
0 O'Reilly will be Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hunt and
Started by grandfather in 1900's family with Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas 'MITCHELL METERED CONCRETE
Aunt in Durham afterwards with
Mr. and Mrs, K -en Paddington in
0 MITCHELL" ' 348.-$383
r • Stratford.
ro'^ n r a n s o r t o u in, 01To all my readers far and near, . May this Xmas fill your hearts o
with cheer, and may God$ wq `
- Blessings remain with you, Every Jc' ✓ i%"
Cronin Transport
sh Limited that the manageminal in ment of Joe Con n. Columban r boughtby thentoJothe and firm. The inwho firm Dublin and -established stab! sd a hed lock across an rail pi Ontario
pointsdinruck them Toronto nd day the New Year through.to
had its beginningshortly after the
turn of the century with the general manager and'Bob Cronin business continued to operate as enlarged . head office and Hamilton for onward shipment to
shipment of hogs and cattle by
assistant general manager.
a partnership until the recent sale
maintenance depot. About the
ocean ,ports. As many as 280
.rail from Dublin and which grew
The Cronin business dates back
to HuqbankTransport Limited.
same time use was -made of
z_.i�
until today its trucks are familiar
. to the early 1900's when James
The last fift en years have been
recently established terminal
containers are moved in a week
sights on the highways across
Cronin, grandfather of the Cronin
years of steady growth. In 1965
facilities at Sc Columban.
by the Dublin firm.
much of Ontario, has .been sold-
of
Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Jean Carey
A short time' later Cronins
The ` firm employs a staff of
New owners are Husband
Transport Ltd.
IETIN6S
mechanic. Front are, Carol Baker, accountant, Ruth apey A. c e rnten Mr. and Mrs. Martm .Purcell
to Husband Transport Ltd'. Of London, the (tame and leaving Christmas Day for a and family Kitchener is to spend May we find now joy pnd inspiration I I
the staff remain the same. At their annual Christmas Ann Ne!lans, Secretary and Debra McClure;' week's holiday in Florida Ch ' h M J th w d f h Ch ' th` d' b'rtb
a roll -rates. rrstmas wrt . rs. as, t e sane story a t e nst lis 1
party Saturday are, back, left, Joe Cronin, general
pay (Staff Photo) With Mr. and Mrs. Louis McLaughlin.
0 O'Reilly will be Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hunt and
Started by grandfather in 1900's family with Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas 'MITCHELL METERED CONCRETE
Aunt in Durham afterwards with
Mr. and Mrs, K -en Paddington in
0 MITCHELL" ' 348.-$383
r • Stratford.
ro'^ n r a n s o r t o u in, 01To all my readers far and near, . May this Xmas fill your hearts o
with cheer, and may God$ wq `
- Blessings remain with you, Every Jc' ✓ i%"
Cronin Transport
sh Limited that the manageminal in ment of Joe Con n. Columban r boughtby thentoJothe and firm. The inwho firm Dublin and -established stab! sd a hed lock across an rail pi Ontario
pointsdinruck them Toronto nd day the New Year through.to
had its beginningshortly after the
turn of the century with the general manager and'Bob Cronin business continued to operate as enlarged . head office and Hamilton for onward shipment to
shipment of hogs and cattle by
assistant general manager.
a partnership until the recent sale
maintenance depot. About the
ocean ,ports. As many as 280
.rail from Dublin and which grew
The Cronin business dates back
to HuqbankTransport Limited.
same time use was -made of
trailer' loads of the 20 foot
until today its trucks are familiar
. to the early 1900's when James
The last fift en years have been
recently established terminal
containers are moved in a week
sights on the highways across
Cronin, grandfather of the Cronin
years of steady growth. In 1965
facilities at Sc Columban.
by the Dublin firm.
much of Ontario, has .been sold-
brothers, shipped hogs and cattle
Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Jean Carey
A short time' later Cronins
The ` firm employs a staff of
New owners are Husband
Transport Ltd.
by rail, Their father Josephbecame
Staffa W1
associated with the
about 25 and according to Joe
of Ondon.
Cronin, carried on until his death
reading 'Achl, '
rapidly expanding container
Cronin expansion plans now
Changes in ownership, however,
in 1949 having previously
Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Ass't,
shipment program by which
being considered will result in a
will not alter existing
commenced a trucking businesshave
Xmas
ocean freight traffic was being
staff increase. The company
arrangements and the company
which served the area.
nicknames was led -by Mrs. Bert
transformed.. Large Cronin
operates -a fleet of about 100
will continue to operate under the
Following iris father's death
comm., Mrs. Lorne Elliott, Mrs.
transports pick up containers,
pieces of equipment.
Cronin name. The head office will
Frank- Cronin took over the'
•
Scott., Progt•amnies, Mrs. Carter
Pennies for iv: ` ' �`
be retained in Dublin and the
business and in 1961 was joined
meeting
members arLd 1 visitor. The
Frank Hamilton: Associate Mem-
Kerslake made the
pianist, Mrs. Ivan Norris,,played
bers., Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Mrs.
presentation
fwn inctrnmF-ntalc Winter
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C-HZiSTMAS!
Santadelivering
o r message
to all—have
a merry!
t
p , s. orrnan
Housetop' and Joy to the World Harburn, Mrs. Robert Laing,
•
:•$', "tom
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y�c.
l a "Mi e
had the topic and read an article, Lloyd Miller, Auditors, Mrs. John
Mrs. John Templeman
His .Name Was Call Jesus. The Miller, Mrs. Larry Gardiner,
completed 12 p,oj and
meetin� closed with Silent Night Press., Mrs. Robert Laing, Sup -
Sup -
received her provincial honours,
v
Mrs. George Vivian opened her '
but was unable be present to
The 1975 annuiii meeting fol- Tidings and Literature, Mrs.'Jean
home for the Christmas meeting
of the Staffs Women's Institute
a t Mar*ton
Ritchie
on Wednesday, Dec. .17'with 17
Correspondent
Gardiner, Mrs. Ivan Norris, mrs.
SMYTH'E'S
SHOE STORE-
.MITCHE'LL
orrespon ent
.cell
p , s. orrnan
Housetop' and Joy to the World Harburn, Mrs. Robert Laing,
ew O
was sung. Mrs. Gordon Scott - Friendship and service, Mrs.
l a "Mi e
had the topic and read an article, Lloyd Miller, Auditors, Mrs. John
Mrs. John Templeman
His .Name Was Call Jesus. The Miller, Mrs. Larry Gardiner,
completed 12 p,oj and
meetin� closed with Silent Night Press., Mrs. Robert Laing, Sup -
Sup -
received her provincial honours,
v
Mrs. George Vivian opened her '
but was unable be present to
The 1975 annuiii meeting fol- Tidings and Literature, Mrs.'Jean
home for the Christmas meeting
of the Staffs Women's Institute
a t Mar*ton
Ritchie
on Wednesday, Dec. .17'with 17
Correspondent
Gardiner, Mrs. Ivan Norris, mrs.
members and one visitorj'esent.
•The
Mrs. R. Laing
Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Jean Carey
president, Mrs. Charles
Douglas, presided and opened
Mrs. -John Templeman was
and Mrs. John Miller. Mrs.
with the Institute Ode and Mary
hostess for the December meet-
Norman Harburn presented the
Stewart Collect followed by a.
ing of the Marian Ritchie Evening
slate of officiers as follows: Past
reading 'Achl, '
Auxiliary on Tuesday night. Pres-
pres., Mrs. Frank Hamilton,.Sec.,
a Christmas
'The roll'cce a Christmas verse
iding, she opend the meeting w�a-
Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Ass't,
and introduce your secret pal and
a verse froni 'a Christmas Card,
Mrs. Lloyd Miller., Tress., Mrs,
present her with a gift was
Teach Us to Live. Hymn 141,
"Away
Lorne Elliott., Ass't., Mrs. Eldon
answered by all. A contest on,
in a Manger", was sung
Allen, Pianist, Mrs. Ivan • Norris,
nicknames was led -by Mrs. Bert
followed by 'prayer. Hazel Har-
from
Ass't., Mts. Duncan - Scott, Work'
Daynard. Anyone not referring to '
burn read the scripture
comm., Mrs. Lorne Elliott, Mrs.
another member by, t•nieknamea
Psalm y24, yerse's. 1-1.0.
Larry Gardiner, 'Mr's.:�Duncan
was fined'one penny per name
The roll call, Christml's
Scott., Progt•amnies, Mrs. Carter
Pennies for iv: ` ' �`
^.Ttld0ghts, Was `a� &O/ered by ,;9
Kerslake, Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mrs..'
esid6nt,nd;
District President, Mrs. Carter
members arLd 1 visitor. The
Frank Hamilton: Associate Mem-
Kerslake made the
pianist, Mrs. Ivan Norris,,played
bers., Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Mrs.
presentation
fwn inctrnmF-ntalc Winter
cartPY KPYCIai P FhUIPr rA..,m
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Jingle bells echo through this
special night, pealing wishes
of merriment and joy to all,
from Santa and as.
,MITCHELL FUUMILL
A Division oli
Mitchell iMobile Feed Service
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o a rru Ium c p an saucer o Wonderland and - U on the Mrs Gordon Sco r
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Debbie Wipteringharri Staffa #3
club for successfully completing
p , s. orrnan
Housetop' and Joy to the World Harburn, Mrs. Robert Laing,
12, 4-H Homemaking Clubs and
was sung. Mrs. Gordon Scott - Friendship and service, Mrs.
receiving her Provincial Honours.
had the topic and read an article, Lloyd Miller, Auditors, Mrs. John
Darlene Balfour has also
has
His .Name Was Call Jesus. The Miller, Mrs. Larry Gardiner,
completed 12 p,oj and
meetin� closed with Silent Night Press., Mrs. Robert Laing, Sup -
Sup -
received her provincial honours,
v
and the Lord's Prayer.h ply, Mrs. Lorne Elliott, Glad
but was unable be present to
The 1975 annuiii meeting fol- Tidings and Literature, Mrs.'Jean
receive her'cup and saucer.
lowed. The secretary's annual' Carey, Nominating Comm., Mrs.
Christmas Carols were sung
report was given by' Mrs. Robert N. Harburn, Mrs. J. Carey.
with Mrs.Daynard at the piano.
Laing. The tre'asurer's report, The offices -of president and
Mrs. Kerslake gave a report
given by Mrs. Lorne Elliott, vice-president 'were filled from
recent board meeting and
showed total receipts of $24120the.floor, with Mrs. J. Carey, and
reminded members of many
and, expenses of'$2408.21, Other Mrs. J. Templeman being elected
upcoming events.
reports were given by Mrs. Larry respectively.
A card party is to be held in the
township hall sometime in
January with everyone welcome
'•'*s3'
and the.W.l.members providing
- ^��"" -•
lunch.'=r:.r
Mrs. Barry Mahon gave a
delightful account of an
, .
outstanding Canadian Woman
i
who turned out to be none other
re
than "Mrs. Santa Claus".�
Everyone- joined in singing
A
"Away In A Manger" to close the
Nappy families, h py season—
meeting followed by a . dainty"
%.
Christmas!
Christmas lunch served by Mrs.
. it's -Thanks for
,.•,.>
Alvin Balfour, Mrs. Lloyd Miller
„ , all Our
y
and Mrs. Russell Worden.
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personals
„ j�
Q good
Iver. and Mrs. Duncan Scott,
•� ; `�
nancy, Kevin , Bob and Jim, left
will.
Friday to spend Christmas in
Florida
t
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Bringing old fashioned joys to warm
your heart at Christmastide.
Our gratitude for your support.
DI.EGEL'S DEPT. STORE
MITCHELL
�ii■Ju�►ay your Christmas be merry and bright as
you kindle the fire of hospitality in your beamt
and home. To our good"friends,
warm holiday greetings and thanks.
HID At A
WEST E Woe
OP MlYtHELL LTD.
MITCHELL, ONTARIO
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