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!' r:.y ." �f , ,a4 harvest Thanksgiving. The Rev. and area campaign f ' f nds will chosen. A joint demonstration on Dowson entitled With Glowing them for their-, .part ., tit -the
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Ix °''/ , ` � �` � l r : �; 3 r'. ,� service. The theme of the sermon October. A door o• or canvass of 'the Observer. Mcs. Tom read a ppem on Tfianksgivtng .
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ry x q r�;� 4"r,`'.- ty �r • • was , 'Thanksgiving". Mrs. will be conducte in Hensall with Installs New Member '7onsitt reathe scriptures from • Lurlch was served by hostesses,!
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Ls11-l'.15--,'.,;3 iq ��"O'S. q �� Roland McCaffery of Exeter sang " a mail campaign in r the Hensall Legion Ladies Deuteronomy 8: b-18. Hymn Mrs. Murdock Mbrrison and Mrs.
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N,� _d a T r ,, , - : " v x� J: n "Bless This Hoye" and "Abide surrounding area, Presently there Auxiliary meeting was held on "For the Beauty of the. Ida McClinchey.
i�,;i31' ,z' 4 4� 4``''.y With Me". The St. Paul's are 83 blind people. Last year the Earth" followed. 1'he offering Mrs. John Ostrom is a patient
,;,;x, ;�. �� r X.. _ ? ` Tuesday evening in the Legion
:1,,dp�'sr,ra ;a ,. orchestra played before the ser- area campaign produced $900,43, was taken by Mrs. Gordon in Victoria Hospital in London,
�f���,�, Hall with President Wanda
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4 ,��a,, tt'.lz, y , 3 ;xf vice and also led in the singing of Mr.. Luther said and a target of ,presiding.- Past Johnston and dedicated by Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Heard have
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a..r Jnr r t, _ �"., . ,r�= zt ;.,` ,. the familiar Th tiring. hymns. $1,000.00 has been set this year. Ralph Stephenson. The devo- returned home from. their trip to
, h t;i 'f , a `l President Mildred Chalmers P Pd ,�Y #4.. �T� : �o- kp1 >,;', #'..e' x' 111 r�,� � rrs.Yt kt 1_;?. LI 1.
.!�� 11 ,, 141" i% � I x .. �.• , a� ,f . _ i ,Ins ailed a Weird member, Joan tional period was closed by a Western Canada.
�sr, " R t ka:,: w { """ I� ��xn �r.<.bt; �' October Thankoffering Meeting n "God's Love" read b ,Mr . Mr. &Mrs, Don Barker of Kin
.; ' 3 r 4� r,� v M w �� Yk1. ', _' Mq , .. U.C.W Vitas meeting Llan. Iva Reid resented Pas oem Y s g
d .N;,_,'1x �s.���;, % K. t4P. _ �t < t .; �> ;.§ ;M°�< I. k,^, , . I! , �; ;»,.., 1 The October Thankoffering A P t. i visited relatives in the area
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� ,�. ,f *s r „f '. , _ ._ Xf�, ,.' .M s 3 ,� I , " trteetin of Hensel; J.C.W. was Unit IV Hensall U.C.W. met on President Mildred with a gift in a van McGlymon City e
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�r� v< JIX Y s r.";, appreciation for her actin as Mrs. Harvey Hayter read the , last week.
hf �t .� t held Monday evening in the October 2 with 24 .members aPP g m les. Also corres >2nce A shower was held in Goshen
>".. f, ,:3` " r' Church.Anita Cook acted as present. Mrs. James McAllister, President for twof years: Members notes were read by rs. Ida United Church last Monday night
'i chairman and welcom d who chaired the meeting, opened ' decided to help canvass -for the
e g P McClinchey. Mr . Mervyn to honour Sylvia Oeseh daughter
FIRST PLAYER SIGNED — Moe Huard, right, of the new Junior D Hockey team everyone. Sue Ann Shroeder of `with Psalm 19, "The heavens C.N.I.B., and also decided to Hayter conducted a bort boli of Mr. and Mrs.Bill Desch on her
"The Centennaires" executive,. signed up the teams first 1974-75 player last week. Dashwood entertained by singing. declare the glory of God and the have the Money Doll draw ness meeting. forthcoming' marriage.
Randy McClinchey signs on the dotted' line. "(,Staff Photo) two solos and accompanying heaven s proclaim His handi-.. 'sometime in December. Sports ' o ,
I. herself on her guitar. Lois ,'work", followed by prayer. Miss Officer, Iva. Reid gave a sports •
' Shaptet presented a devotional Amy Laramie read scripture from report and announced events Commends aux' cry .
• discussing three little words, Luke and Mrs. Tom Sherritt coming up in the future. The o • %I
". � - e n sd 1 I council C o n s' d e rs Kindness, Friendliness and commented on the devotional mystery pt�ize was won prize
lira for hospital assistance
Sympathy, words which are not which she closed with a Thanks-' Reid and the guess
in"g prize by
11 . • used in our society enough these giving poem and prayer. Mrs. C. Mable Munn. The Auxiliary to the Seaforth dozen rooms. •
days. Several hymns were sung Britton and' -"Mrs. Eric Luther. -Personals Community Hospital was Mr. McKenzie explained the
, November. nominations with Helen -Goddard accompany- brought interesting exer is from Miss Muriel Haymen of Surrey, y stiff requirements needed to meet's
P Y- � g P commended b Gordon
'i ing on the piano. the fall Regional Meeting held in England returned to her home McKenzie, Hospital Adminis the accreditation standards. He
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�! Possibility that all members of siding on the north art ea side rbbiections to the sewers so the Grace Drummond gave a Dashwood on October 2. The ' after visiting with her sister and trator, for its work in assisting the said the accreditation is only, for
Hensall council again'would stand of. his building. Mrs. M. clerk will be notified regarding reading entitled "A Shadow on offering was taken by Mrs. her husband, Mr. and Mrs.Carl hospital to meet the standards three years and then the r I
11 for office was seen Monday night Hillebrand to install a picture the next step in the procedure. the Blind", arid' intrpduced the Dowson and dedicated by Mrs. Payne.` required to receive accreditation standards will be evaluated
} as Reeve John Baker and window and aluminum siding. P. Clerk will receive nominations`for' guest speaker, Mts. Betty Cardno McAllister. Mrs. Tom Sherritt Mrs. Rita Van Wieren has when, he addressed the group again.
councillors indicated their Bedard for. an 8 x 10 outside Reeve and Council ''from of Seaforth who, showed colburful ave the ."Treasurer's report. returned home from a three week Tuesday. Mrs. John Tur bull won the
intentions as the meeting ended. entrance to the back door and November 7 to November 12. slides and commentated on a trip Arrangements were made by vacation spent in Europe. Mr. 'McKenzie• thanked the Mystery, Prize. n
a In discussing their plans, aluminum siding. Russell Bills and haccounts of in March of this year to Mexico. Mrs. Earl Rowe for the lunch for members for supplying funds to Plans were finalized for the
members were unanimous in Goldstein for an addition to approximat8'1y fAOSA 34# '''were President Kay Mock presided for the general meeting. Volunteer Win at-Tuchre� buy needed equipment such as a" 'Hospital Auxiliary Dance to be }
agreeing that to discharge their slaughter I house ' freezer and ordered paid. > the 'business portion of the helpers and pie makers for the new operating table - and held on October 19.
duties ro erl a great deal of workroom, Pat O'Brien to erect a When the Happy Citizens met At the request of Mrs. George P P Y g , meeting, and opened .with ' a October, 17 banquet were operating room -light., incubator y g ,
their time was required. double garage; Cook's Division of in the Legion rooms Thursday of Rin director of nurses, the
q g g CNIB begins Thanksgiving poem. arranged. -Lunch was served by ternoon for euchre, winners were: for nursery and all new cribs, a g,
Reeve Baker declared that he, Gerber for an office addition at Correspondence included letters the hostel9 ,Mrs. Dowson and the' Bird respirator and refurnishing auxiliary will buy another
would stepdown if someone the rear of the resent building; Ladies High - Mrs. Olive Traviss; croupette,for the Nursery. i
P g: + of thanks, from Chiselhurst committee. with new equipment about half a
would step up. Councillor Murray ,Mrs. Garnett Allan to re -roof a area ednvass U.C.W. and from Jane Davidson Lone Hand Mrs. Carrie„ .•
Baker said he would not be
portion of the house roof; Cecil
-Committee Chairman
in appreciation for the donation
United Church Notes IMcGavin
and Low - Josie
ste i u Councillor Harold
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Maxwell to renovate the interior'
bales were sent in May. Ann
sent to Father Abraham in India.
Mrs. Shirley Luther was the
Cunningham. Men's High - Leslie
Knight :Wished he had more time
and replace windows.
. The CNIB campaign in Seaforth
Helen Scane gave the Treasurer's
• guest soloist at Hensall United
McClure; Lone Hand - Secord
• and that he would feel like a
A water problem. at Buck
area is now underway and letters
report, and Pearl Erratt reported
Church Sunday morning for the
McBrien .and. Low - Micheal
• coward if he quit council just
Little's was discussed. Councillor
`ate -going out, inviting public
for the Supply and Welfare
World Wide Communion Service.
Malaniuk. Lunch was served by
LunchComm
when the • sewers are getting
Erb thought thaf the ground
participation according to
, Committee. She read letters of
She sang a solo accompanied 'on
the Social
started. Councillor IN told
slopes toward the house which
-Committee Chairman
thanks from, places where the
the piano by her husband Eric,
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council he hadn't time'to be'reeve,
might be the cause.
J. A. Cardno. With him on the
bales were sent in May. Ann
who along with ,Mrs'. Norma
but plans to stand for council.
A letter from Pineridge, Chalet
committee 'are E.C.Boswell and
Brock reported for the Social
Pryde shared the piano and organ
Councillor Erb said that while he
regarding a night for the councils
John Talbot. I
Functions Committee and
during the service. Mr. & Mrs.
has time he would only step up if
of the surrounding municipalities
Mr.Cardno said there are 146
announced a banquet to be, held
Arthur Slade were welcomed into
Reeve Baker retires. He said it
was agreed to if Jt is a private
blind residents in Huron and
at Brucefield school on October
full membership in the Hensall
will not be an easy task with tate
party. .• `
Perth who benefit from the work
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congregation. Rev.'- Don Beck
€ sewer program but he' sincerely
Permission was granted
carried on by the CNIB. �
Anita Cook reported on the
preached on the sermon topic.
. hoped the rest wouldn't quit.
Tuckersmith Council to sell
Through broad puonc educa-
Friendship and • Visitation
"Communion: Presentation, Par-
i Council heard Willard.
lottery tickets.
tion programs CNiB alerts the
"Committee,, Sadie Hoy reported
ticipation, Preealamtion. SunQay,
i. Buchanan. complain 'about cars
Councillor Neilands will attend
general public and industrial
on the flower committee and also
October 13 will be the Thanks -
and trucks parking in,his
the meeting in Exeter High SChol
. workers on the care and protec-
announced that the United
Services both at Hensall'
driveway. Councillor aker
on October 22 with regard to a
tion of the eyes.
Church Observer is going up in
giving
United and ` Chiselhurst United
' suggested he take down the
Sports Complex in South Huron.
"When your volunteer can-
price in January. It was agreed
Churches.
license numbers of the vehicles
Council decided to endorse the
vasser calls on, you,” says Mr.
that the U.C.W. be responsible to
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' and he would call for the list in
resolution sent by Zurich to ask
Cardno "remember CNIB's
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se a ni a arc caen ars Learn How to ack suitcases
two weeks time. , for increased money to be made double purpose and dig deep into this year as there is no Youth P
Building permits approved available in order to upgrade both pockets. Help provide Group. Hensall met October 1, at the
included: 'Lewis Clark to igstall recreational facili$ies. rehabilitation and prevention ser- Campaign Opens United Church. President Nancy
vinyl siding, D. Joynt for plaster Council learned there was no vice for our community." McCurdyopened the me' 'tin "'
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Big burly musele-tire that hulldoies its way through snow -
clogged hack roup.. grips dipper surfaces milh lomeih.
breezes oker snrnv-tree high-speed hi_i%%jt .. Choice of three
reliable constructions. each %%ilh the same sure tread: Glass-
. Belted 2 -(- 2 Nylon or Non-1lelted 4.1'h NNIon (ho)h made
with Du Pont h0 NN9on in a twice -as -safe construction See'
Nevada Test results posted in our Mores). The INrd chore in
Hiway -Byway is 2 + 2 Glass -Belted Poh'ester --thr tt -I-D-E
. tire in the 70 series. with the hold white left crs spelling 'Tornaaiti
on one side, and a narro%% N%hile%%all an the reverse side.
(See price chart for all 3 consiructions.) A word to the (vise --
shortages are looming in Snow Tires .'. .
SO,'BETTER GET GOING FAST—
WHILE THEY LAST.....
TIRE SHORTAdGE51
The {tubber Workers' strike, having close
Plants- 1s causing lire shortage'
we regret
Canada's largest rubber. p may not
Selling Calve �ouceethatuall rtresxadvertised
the need 11 es shown
was placedl all sizes and types be available at all stores at all t me
When this ad^ reasonable numbers spread across the
were in stock our requirements are
jailabthe lite re
Canadian rife chats. Ifo' r (oval store well purchase Ice 'shown;
from so distance :.Your to
will be added to Py
for Yott� {hat event,
$1 - ,
' NO CHARGE' FOR TIRE INSTALLATION when you buy our Dill or
I achr�der'Valve at our r@gular catalogue pace of $1.00. We must
irli fa 1 otic new If,.
and, valve together, 'A tired isn't new unless
Erie valt a is too $t4tICU
alance, lire -and wheel, $1.00. Dynamic
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1974 TORINO 2 -door hardtop, 302 V-8,
automatic, power steering, 15,000 actual one-
+3195
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1973 FORD PINTO 2 door 4 -speed transmission,
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2000 c.c. engine, radio, 4 brand new tires.
Licence BDW778
$ 2295
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Original 'Price $2595.00 Reduced to Clear
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1971 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600,4 -speed, radio.
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=1972' GMC:'
Licence EUK143
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= pickup, 350 V-8 engine, '
197,0 MAVERICK• 2 -door, 200 C.I.D. 6 cylinder
= automatic transmission,
enggine, automatic, radio, finished in deep bright
yellow with constrasting black vinyl roof, licence
= rear step bumper, long-arm
= West coast mirrors, radio.
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= Licence C28-184
Original Price $1695.00 Reduced to Clear
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1970 MONTEGO MX 2 -door hardtop, 302 V-8,
automatic, power steering and power brakes.
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Licence DHK269
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1969 CHEV 4 -door sedan, V-8, automatic,
995
= 1967 FORD F-100 Fleet -
power steering. Licence DDC659
= side pickup, b cylinder '
engine, standard, transmis-
1969 MERCURY MARQUIS 4 -door hardtop, V-
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8 automatic ower stearin 8 brakes, radio.
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1895
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Licence DHA229
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1972 FORD Custom 4 -door, V-8 automatic,
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power steering, power brakes, 33,000 miles. one
2695
owner. Licence DFU677
1971 TORINO 2 -door hardtop, V-8 automatic,
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radio. Licence DFK472
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1972 GRAN TORINO WAGON 351 V-8
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engine, automatic,, power steering, power
_ 304 V-8 erlgine, standct d.
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transmission.
smission. Licence C19-
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