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HENSALL
Naughton MPP. Long distance
calls were made by many rel-
atives who could not be present.
Sixty years ago Milton Russell
and Clara Dunsford were married
at the home of her parents, the
late Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Dunsford,
Lake Road, Exeter. For thirty-
four years they farmed Lone
Elm Farm, Concession 2, Hay
Township. This homestead had
been cleared by the late James
Russell who emigrated from
Scotland i n 1841. Since t h e
couples' retirement in 1940, it
has been operated by their son,
a fourth generation.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell are in
their eighties and thoroughly en-
joyed the reunion with everyone.
Sunday, December 11, Mr. &
Mrs. Milton M. Russell, Hensall,
were at home on the occasion of
their diamond wedding anniver-
sary. During the afternoon and
evening many relatives and
friends called to offer congratu-
lations. Tea, coffee and punch
were served from an attractively
arranged table complete with the
traditional wedding cake.
Present were their five
children, son Homer and his wife,
M r s. Donald Wilson (Isabel),
Tucson, Ariz., Mr. & Mrs. Le Roy
Coleman (Margaret), Blenheim,
Mrs. Harry Bossenberry (Irene),
Grand Bend, and Mr. & Mrs.
Donald Joynt (Audrey), Hensall,
There are fifteen grand-children
a n d five great grandchildren,
several of whom also attended.
Messages were sent by Queen
Elizabeth, Prime Minister Pear-
son, John Diefenbaker L.O.,
Premier Robarts, Robert Mc-
Kinley MP and Charles Mc-
The annual Christmas party
for children of the village and
district was held Saturday. Santa
arrived in the fire truck and was
given a rousing reception by the
children and adults.
Three hundred and fifty bags
of potato chips, chocolate bars
and same of chocolate milk, the
latter donated by Hurondale
Dairy, were handed out by clerk
Earl Campbell and Chief of Po-
lice E. R. Davis, assisted by the
Senior Citizens. Free films were
shown in the town hall in charge
of Kinsmen Bill Fuss.
Project was sponsored byHen-
sall Businessmen, Kinsmen, Kin-
ettes, Legion and Ladies Aux-
iliary.
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HENSALL STORES
ARE STOCKED
Mrs. Goodwin
dies in hospital
Mrs. W. a Goodwin, highly es-
teemed resident of Hensall for the
past 45 years, passed away in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
Friday evening, Dec. 9 following
a three weeks illness. She was
the former Ethel Maulkinson,
a native of England. An active
member of St. Paul's Anglican
Church she was a former pre-
sident of the WA. Up until 1963,
she held the office of secretary-
treasurer. She was a member of
the choir, and co,.ducted the Sun-
day School for several years,
and was interested in all phases
of the church. She was a former
member of Hensall WI.
Surviving are her husband and
one daughter, Mary, at home.
Public funeral services largely
attended were held from the Bon-
thron Funeral Home, Monday De-
cember 12, Rev. J. P. Gandon de-
livering the memorial message
and paying high tribute to the
life of the deceased. Burial was
in Hensall Union cemetery.
Bearers were R. H. Middle-
ton, Walter Spencer, Laird
Mickle, Gordon Schwalm, John
Skea, Clarence Parke.
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FRIDAYS from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Christmas week OPEN every night.
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A CLOSED ALL DAY December 26 and 27.
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Hensall Offers Value & Variety and Courteous Service
Legion ladies
pick officers
At the Christmas meeting of
Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary
held in the Legion Hall Tuesday
evening, December 6, the officers
were elected for 1967.
President is Mrs. Harold
Campbell; vice-presidents, Mrs.
Garnet Allan, Mrs. Roland Van-
stone; secretary, Mrs. W. H.
Bell; treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bis-
back; executive, Mrs. Mary Tay-
lor, Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Gord-
on Munn, Mrs. Byran Kyle, Mrs.
E. Davis; sgt at amrs, Mrs. Harry
Horton; assistant, Mrs. Garnet
Allan; pianist, Mrs. Ed Munn;
sports committee, Mrs. Wm.
Smale, Mrs. Clarence Reid. Past
president Mrs. Roy Smale con-
ducted the election. Ten dollars
was voted to the annual Christ-
mas party held in Hensall, Sat-
urday, Dec. 10, sponsored by the
businessmen. Discussion was
held regarding a donation for
centennial decorations for the
village.
Plans were finalized for the
annual children's party Sunday,
Dec. 18, and plans for the cen-
tennial ball New Year's eve were
discussed. Christmas boxes will
be sent to shut-in members.
Mrs. Davis won the mystery
prize, Mrs. Horton, guessi ng
prize, and Mrs. Roy Smale, the
attendance prizes.
Bingo was played and gifts ex-
changed among the members.
Lunch was served. The hall was
decorated in Christmas motif.
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HENSALL STORE HOURS
for December OPEN every Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
YouteENJOY400447 MERE
WEEK END SPECIALS for December 15, 16, 17/66.
2 bags 990
size 24s 2/494
FROZEN FOOD
PEAS Supreme Brand 2-lb. bag
PRODUCE
CELERY No. 1 California
GROCERIES
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR 20-lb. bag 1.99
29°0
2/394
lb.
Golden
dl eiZGE RI N E (parchment wrap) special pack
SLICED BREAD Super Save 24-oz. loaves
Smoked
Side Bacon
Melia
0 0
We have
a fine selection Fresh
Ham Roasts
63'
Loin
Pork Chops
lb. 65'
Ground
Chuck
59
of by the
piece
sliced
McLaren's Red
lb 55'
,b
12-oz. IC 34
jar
48-oz. 790
jar Rose brand sweet
MARASCHINO CHERRIES
MIXED PICKLES
ANTISEPTIC
EGG NOG
Micrin Oral
• Diamond and
Wedding Rings
• Watches
• Clocks
• Jewellery
• China & Crystal
it Silverware
• Barometers &
Binoculars
This coupon worth
;5 on side of pork
1 coupon per purchase
Good this week only
This coupon worth 254
on Hostess potato chips
694 size
1 coupon per purchase
Good this week only
Hurondale fresh
14-oz. 894
quart 504 Make a $1.00 purchase
You may win a fine
Ladies' or Gents' Elco
watch,
Draw Christmas Eve
HESS
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and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262-2002
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Married 60 years
— local couple feted
Christmas party
jammed by kids
It has been announced by Mr.
V. M. Pyette that the contribu-
tion to the Canadian Bible Society
in the recent canvass of the vil-
lage of Hens all amounted to
$ 185.55. The work of the can-
vassers and generosity of t he
donors is much appreciated.
In House League hockey the
Otters defeated the Beavers 7-
3 and the colts defeated the
Wolves 4-0 in hockey games
at Hensall Arena Saturday morn-
ing.
Mr. Sam Pesch is a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday, Dec. 21
Thursday, Dec. 22
Coffee Served
Free package of Beans
Drop in and see our new office.
Malting Barley
Contracts have been cut by 20%
Contracts now available. Sign up while they last
Cook Bros.
Milling Co. Ltd.
Phone: 262-2605
Pogo 6 Times-Advocate, Peconliw 15, 1966
Michael Davis was the winner Mr. & Mrs. Karl Basile and
of a lovely Christmas box of family of Burlington were week-
goodies at the Regal Grill last end visitors with Mrs. Eric Ken-
Saturday. nedy and Mr. Ira Geiger.
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Dining pleasure
in HENSALL
A
ine out over
the festive season at
HOTEL HENSALL
128 King St. 262-2012
1964 CHEVROLET Impala 2-door hardtop,
V-8 automatic. Lic. E6364
1964 METEOR Custom, V-8 automatic.
Lic. A97707
1964 METEOR 4-door. Lic. E6462
1963 FORD 4-door, 6 cyl. automatic.
Lic. A95174
1963 CORVAIR Monza, 2-door coupe.
Lic. E9159
1961 METEOR 4-door. Lic. A97773
1959 FORD, retractable hardtop. Lic. A4595
meat by-product
Macaroni/
Cheese
or
Chicken-loaf
lb. 55
N•MMMMIIMS
FREEZER SPECIAL
Side of Pork
cut and wrapped
lb 47'
PAIR
$143.50
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o DIAMONDS
0 0 FOR YOUR BRIDE
0 BY
Maxwell House
INSTANT COFFEE special pack, 10-oz. jar 1.39
Maple Leaf liquid
LIQUID DETERGENT
CHOCOLATES
24-oz.
special
pack,
Moir's Selection 14-oz. box
MIXED NUTS Tip Top Salted 13-oz. tin
2/84N
774
794
TRUCKS
1961 FORD stake truck with hoist
1960 THAMES pick-up
1958 CHEV stake truck with hoist
1957 FORD 1/2 ton
HENSALL MOTORS
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the Christmas
giving spirit, too