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v » L 4 v ] '] * [4 ¢ v HONEYDALE Ww.I. The Christmas meeting of the Honeydale Women's Institute was held in the Anglican Parish Hall, when Pres. Mrs. Gord. Robertson presided over an at- tendance of 36 members and 3 visitors. The assist. Sec'y Mrs. Stan Ploughman read the min- utes and correspondence, in the absence of Mrs. Har6ld Honey, The roll call, "An interesting book I have read", was well answered,--very few paid the fine. Brief one minute reports were presented by the following con- veners--Mrs. Gord. Shunk, Mrs. J. H Hardy and Mrs. Nels. Wil- liams. Mrs. Maxwell Bassant reported on the sick. and Miss Audrey Kent read an article from Canadian Consumers Mrs. Geo. Bell reported on tickets for the Doll Draw, and announ- ced the draw will be held Sat, Dec. 11th. She also gave a brief resumé of the "Quilt" course held recently, under the supervision of Mrs. Florence Smith, from Home Ec. Service, Dept. of Agr. Mrs. Geo. Barthau requested anyone desiring Commemorative Coffee Spoons for Christmas, must place the order with her at once. Correspondence was read and dealt with. Hand books are now available from the Sec'y, Mrs. H. Honey. Any member not having a Hand book may contact the Sec'y or pick one up at the Jan. meeting. It is most important that every 1 Howsam winning the prize. A letter was read from the Area Pres. Mrs. John Herman- sen, requesting financial assist- ance, good men's clothing, blankets (not gray) 1 gage, bicycles, ete. for thee any King Farm. This farm located at Keswick, Ont. is a re-habili- tation centre for ex-prisoners. An original request was made by Pierre Berton at the W.I. Area Convention in Toronto. Members decided to donate $25. to this worthwhile cause. Any- one having items such as the above mentioned in clothing, etc. would they please leave same at the home of Mrs. Gord. Robertson by Dec. 12th, An invitation to visit the Nes- tleton Br. Jan. 5th, was accept- ed, and Mrs. Sam Cawker offer- ed to be responsible for the pro- gramme, A Christmas Cheer committee was appointed, namely -- Mrs. Max. Bassant, Mrs. L. Honey and Mrs. O Edwards. Mrs." G. Shunk presided for the following programme. The motto -- "Honour Christmas in Your heart, and keep it through the Year", was responded to by Mrs. Fred Raines. Mrs. Paul Diamond entertained with a hu- morous reading, "The Groom Wore Black", A Christmas Contest was conducted by Mrs. Nels Reader, with Mrs. Mabel Carol singing was enjoyed, with Mrs. Gordon Morrow ac- companying. A gift exchange completed an interesting after- noon. member have a book, and study it. After singing the Queen, al office of Councillor for 1966. At this time I wish you of the Season. MRS. KEITH TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ' Township Of Scugog i I would like to thank the people of Scugog for the support and confidence they showed in electing me to the the best of my ability to be worthy of this office. THANK YOU I will endeavour to work to and yours the Compliments (June) CROZIER. social hour was enjoyed. A de- licious lunch was served by the hostesss Mrs. G. Shunk and her committee, Mesdames J. Owen, F. Raines, N. Reader, W. Chap- man, P. Diamond, G. Samells and G. Morrow. Cancer Dressings will be made Friday afternoon 2-4 p.m., up- stairs over the Post Office. Anyone wishing to help in this worthy cause will be warmly welcomed. ) The Jan. meeting will be held on the 6th at the Parish Hall-- Mrs. Fred Warren's group in charge. The Ladies of the com- munity are cordially invited to attend. There will be a "suggestion box" at the Jan. meeting. Mem- bers are asked to write down their ideas for a Centennial project for the Women's Insti- tute and drop it in the box. WART ADS PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Dec. 9, 1965-5 » ~ . N oe ud or a J ow QS -® DULY IY FAR EWR ERY Peel's Poultry Breeders of Canada Limited, Lisburn, Northern Ireland has been established to enable Peel's Broiler Breeding Stock to be sold in the United Kingdom. W. G. Sharpe, Director Domestic Sales, Port Perry, Ontario, on the left discusses plans with Mr. Peter Nelson, Lisburn, Northern Ireland to attend The Poultry Conference, Easthorne, England. Peel's dominant white skin "Canuck" Male and the Peel's "132A" Female will be featured at the new farm. for CHR It's "Happy Days" for you - our Customers from now until New Year because we pride ourselv- es in the good things that we can provide for your selection dur- ing the coming festive season. STMAS | SOLID COLOURED Margarine 2- 61 JAVEX LIQUID BLEACH ie 5c HK FOOD MARKETS Prices Effective This Week-End' Wed. - SAT., Dec. 8, 9, 10, 11 DERE E GEGEN A o> AVA 4 LA Aaa 4 a ala ag gag O00 > @ THANK YOU! ; I would like to take this opportunity of thank- ing the people of Scugog who supported me for the ¢ office of Councillor on Saturday, December 4th. I also extend my sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas and a, Happy New Year. RAYMOND FRALICK OLD COED LDL LALA A A A a Ao PAYA PACACACHCACIOICIONC OOO AA A VOW Vv &\ @ Oi OR) A OAL LLL. a appreciated. Reeve. Let me also wish you and a Happy New Year. vr Vv Aaa aaa al 4 £4 A 4 TO THE RATEPAYERS OF Township Of Reach The wonderful support I received from the electorate of Reach Township is indeed greatly « I promise to execute my responsibilities to the 4 residents of Reach Township to the best of my ability during the next term of office as your Edward (Sam) Oyler AYLMER CHOICE PEAS 2 Ovder Your Christmas TURKEY NOW Plump Ontario Tom or Hen Birds oz. tins 41 c GENERAL MILLS Cereals Big G Coco Puffs, Trix, Wheaties J «1.00 Competitively Priced Etc. WINNER of last Week's DRAW Mrs. Frank Crosier RED ROSE TEA BAGS FREE DRAW on T.V. Lamp with "a $5.00 order or over. or 9: Phone 2492 Before 11 a.m. For MEATS ROUND, WING, SIRLOIN, T-BONE STEAKS ih. GGec FREE DELIVERY the Same Day. STORE HOURS: 8.30 a.m. - 9.00 p.m. FRESH CHICKEN Legs - Breasts = 55¢ FRESH SLICED Beef Liver 39: BURNS DAISY RINDLESS all a Merry Christmas § » un WERT al Wy ee EC SR cvs NCE --. . 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