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called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Me. Robert and family, Bowmanville. | Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller, Agincourt, visited Mrs. W. Miller | lon Sunday. | Miss Barbara Taylor spent the | {weekend with her sister, Mrs. Don | Real and Mr. Real. The evening group of WA met MRS. W. RAHM Wednesday evening at the home Correspondent lof Mrs. Lorne Annis and the TYRONE -- The Christmas 2fternoon East group at the home meeting of WMS was held at that Mrs. & LT White = dv home of the president, Mrs. R.|ceoii' "Alldread, Bowmanville, Glaspell, with a large attendance. |p. cco Hardy "Toronto, visited The president, welcomed every- with Mr and Mrs. George All- one and opened the meeting with Jith : . a poem. Secretary's and treasur- y er"s reports were given, The 0% Maghtens 4 Mrs. Lary Dewell 3 A Nicotine Will be held Jan. 9, manville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamilton had charge of MES: Jou a Gulls 'and Mrs meeting, Misses Gwen Glaspell s T. Hoar visited Mrs. H Curtis and Joanne Hoar played piano ,;4 'Mpg Ethel Cole, Orono, on golos. Be SE Sunday, Mr.' and Mrs. Hills were Nery. Mrs, A. Hills, Mrs, K.|'e3, Suests of Mes. 5. T. Hoar, Glaser 24 Ns. 3s with children, Peterborough, spent Sat- Mrs. Aldin Hoar at the Bano. urday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Park Mrs. John Broome gave a Christ-|" a mas story of a 16-year-old girl in! Vivian Ssmiberlain visited the north country. The study book er any Mos H. Wood, Oshawa, was given by Mrs. A. Hills, "Re- rm Divi. visited Mr, and building on old foundations". Mrs. D. McNevin, Oshawa. or Mrs. R. Wright installed the Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Byam visit- new slate of officers. Secretary, ed Mr. and Mrs. G. Willis, Can- Mrs. J. C. Cook, gave the report nington. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park, Ce- of nominating committee as fol- cile and Douglas visited Mr. and lows Past president, Mrs. J. C. Cook; Mrs. J. Murdoch, Bowmanville. president, Mrs. R. Glaspell; vice-| president, Miss Grace Smith; se cretary, Mrs. J. C. Cook; treas urer, Mrs. P. Werry; correspond ing secretary, Mrs. S. Hoar; press secretary, Mrs. W. Rahm; Christian stewardship secretary, § Mrs. A. Hamilton; temperanc and citizenship secretary, Mrs. & F. Werry; supply secretary, Miss # Jean Philp; travelling basket, Mrs. J. Hills; pianists, Grace Smith and Mrs. Jackson; mis- sionary monthly secretary, Jean Philp; community friendship, Mrs. W. Rahm; mission band leader, Mrs. Paul Vaneyk and Lauraine Cook: baby band sec- retary, Mrs. H. Skinner; group { leader, Mrs. C. H. McQuinn, Mrs. S. E. White, Mrs. A. Hills; nomin- § ating committee, Mrs. A. Hills, Miss Grace Smith and Mrs. F. § Werry; auditors, Mrs. S. Hoar and Mrs. R. Wright. The group in charge served lunch including Christmas cake and candy. PERSONALS Mrs. Edith Murphy spent a few days with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin, Nestleton The Whité Gift Service of Ty- rone Sunday School will be held this Sunday, Dec. 15 at 10 a.m. in the church. Contributions of food, clothing or money will be accept- ed from any of the classes and the congregation before or after the service Bethesda School concert will be held in the school house, Dec. 17 and Tyrone school concert, Dec. 19, in the community hall. Mr. and Mrs. K. Colbray and TYRONE WMS Officers Are Appointed OFFERS THIS FREE Frankie visited their son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Colbary Jr., at Euclid, Ohio, and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. John Broome and family - visited Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Broome, Solina. Mr. and Mrs. T. Scott and chil- dren visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Mar- shall, Humber Bay. Larry Rosevear left Monday | morning to take up duties at Bruce County Farm Management Association. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cameron, | Hampton, were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and Hector, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wil- son and Brian, Mrs. Rossie Rey- nolds, Mr. and Mrs. John Hen- dershott, Oshawa, were Saturday - evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and Allan | Add the festive touch w your table with this handy Olive Serving Tree. To serve, simply lift out the tree, complete with tasty stuffed olives, and- place on a plate. You can re-use tree for cocktail snacks, small franks or tidbits, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ledoux and Look for it in Gattuso's New daughters, who have been living "Jar with the Dimpled in part of Mrs. L. Jones' house [ Bottom' sg are moving to Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. George Alldread| (Hint) give him the amazing POLAROID Land CAMERA magnificent pictures in 60 second. Give him this camera first thing Christmas morning. Don't make him wait another minute to start in snapping pictures with it -- and showing them off only 60 seconds later. Magnificent pictures he'll pass around with pride! Taken with the great new Polaroid nd Film that makes this cam- era really shine. Only 87.75 AS SEEN IN DIAL RA 3-4621 REN | 28 KING ST. E. an Do your (hyisimas § ar 20 Yo ho If good eating is one of the pleasures your tamily really enjoys at Christmas, switch to DOMINION, the CHRISTMAS FOOD Store. At DOMINION everything you need for the most fob- ulous feast imaginable is right ot your fingertips. The tenderest, plumpest, best eating turkeys you con buy joms and jellies, pickles and olives, puddings ond pies . . . fresh vegetables, frozen vegetables and canned vegetables . . . all kinds of candies, all kinds of fruit, and all kinds of nuts, Switch to DOMINION, the CHRISTMAS FOOD Store, Christmas this > this week! Start stocking up for weekend. CHUCK FULL OF FRUITS AND NUTS RICHMELLO FRUIT CAKE 3.18. 1.75 4-LB. 2.25 3.LB. 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