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MRS, CAMERON WALSH:RP, FEDERATION
AUXILIARY HOSTESS DIRECTORS MEET
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The directors of the Bast Wawa-
nosh Federation of Agriculture met
at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Simon
Hallahan, Wednesday evening with
U members in attendance and the
president of the County Federa-
tion, Elmer Ireland, also present.
Jack Taylor, township president,
chaired the meeting. The minutes
were read by the secretary, Simon
Hallahan and adopted on motion
of Charles Smith and %Wilfred Wal-
ker. There was Qflonsklerahle dis-
cussion on farm problems and the
directors all agreed that marketing
was one of the steps to better farm-
ing conditions.
The annual meeting was discuss-
ed and on motion of George Johns-
ton and Bill Gow, the executive is
to arrange to have the annual
meeting, the second week in Jan-
uary and also arrange a program.
Mrs. Hallahan served lunch and
was thanked by Miles. Ste, Marie,
The president adjourned the meet-
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BELGRA.VE - Mrs. Cameron
Walsh weleomei the members .of
the lielgrave Evening Auxiliary to
her home on 1,Vednesday evening
for their final meeting of this year
and as the group of the Women's
Missionary Soeiiity of Knox United'
Church. The president, Mrs. Clif-
ford Logan, was in charge and the
meeting opened with a Christmas
hymn, followed by prayer.
Mrs. Clarence Hanna, read the
minutes and: roll call, anal Mrs.
James`R. Coultes gave the finan.
ciai statement, • Mrs. Lewis Cook
ITdon -Ccolf each express.
for cards they had re-
c-ly .1. It was decided to put the
rn naaleS in a but and then.
•ti ; where the meetings of
the new yrzir would be held. 'The
r• v.,e, as follows: January,
Mrs, Donald Campbell; February.
Mrs. Jack Cook; March, Mrs. CBI -
a ton Walsh; April, Mrs. Eldon Cook;
May; Mrs. Albert Rieman; July,
Mrs. Ralph McCrea: August, Mr$.•
Lewis Cook; September, 'Mrs, Nor-
man Cook; October, Mrs. Wilfred
'Walker; November, Mrs. Alan Dun-
bar; December, MtS, Roy MeSween.
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which has made it the biggest yet enjoyec1.1 wish to all
Ul sg, a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year,
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lowed by a Christmas hymn. Mrs.
Eldon Cook read the Scripture
from Isaiah and Luke. Mrs, Mc-
Sween read a poem, "Christmas
Cards". Mrs. Dunbar read the
Christtaas story, Mrs, Jack Taylor
read "Christmas Blessedness", af-
ter which Mrs. Dunbar read a, po-
em, Lunch was served.
lea. hospital visits to the sick and shut ,
111 ins recorded.
Mrs. Alan Dunbar and her group
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We wish that Christmas
brings to you and yours
a bountiful blessing of
enduring joy.
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joy to you and yours,
(WIN G HAM) 'LIMITED
Wish to thank the people of Wingham and surrounding
district for the valued patronage given to their new lumber
and builder supply yard.
THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF EXTEND BEST WISHES
FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR TO ALL.
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MEN'S WEAR
With the Holiday hospitality season coming up, you'll, want
lots of Light Holiday Brew in the house.
Serve Holiday. Its extra lightness will please your visiting
friends. And yourself.
Order Light Holiday Brew at your favourife Hotel or. Tayern.
You'll find Holiday at your Brewers' Retail Store listed under
O'Keefe,
ORDER LIGHT HOLIDAY BREW TODAY