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NOTICE OF
CLOSING
HENSALL DEPT.STORE WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY AND TUESDAY JUNE 2ND
AND 3RD. WATCH FOR OUR CLOSING-
. OUT-SALE STARTING JUNE 4TH
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Are~r couple mark
40th anniversary
Sunday Mr. and Mrs, were attended by Mr. and
'Renard Noakes celebrated . Mrs. Jack Verbeern of
their 40th wedding an- Candachie.TheNoakeS have
niversarY. Their families eight of a family, Jean,
visited over the weekend and London, David of Guelph,
on Sunday, treated their Bill of C'i'editeri, Linda of
parents with a surprise London, Brenda of London,
dinner at the Pour Way Inn. John of . London, Den of
in Exeter. Guelph, and Rob of St,
Jeffrey Noakes, son of Dr, Colurnban,
and Mrs. David Noakes of
Quelph, Master of Amber lodge
ceremonies for the occasion, receives invitation
spoke on behalf of the family " The regular meeting of
and wished his grandparents Amber Rebekah Lodge was
Happy Anniversary. Kathy held on Wednesday evening
Artless, daughter of Jean with Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel
Amess of London, served the Corbett presiding assisted by
anniversary cake to the Vice-Grand Mrs. E, Riley
guests. The lovely cake was who reported for the visiting
• made and decorated by Mrs. committee. The financial
Robert Noakes of St. secretary Mrs. Irene Black-
Columban.- well reported for the
Mr, and Mrs. Noakes finances. An invitation was
received many cards and received from Vistoria
wishes for happiness: The Lodge London to attend their
family presented them with "friendship night" on June
an air conditioner for their 5th and open and close lodge.
home, Leonard and Minnie A thank you note was
were married in the' received from Mrs. Beatrice
Presbyterian Manse, Main Richardson and several
Street, Exeter, by the late cards were signed for shut-
Reverend D:C. Hill, They ins,‘
READY TO GO —
pushed around on
push was Rob Duc
As Jeremy Neilands of Hensall can attest to, there's nothing like being
a Sunday afternoon; .that is if You are in a red wagon. Providing the
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WIENERS
Our Own
PURE PORK SAUSAGE 118(
Swift's Sliced
BACON ENDS
(Frozen) ,
SHOULDER BUTT
PORK CHOPS
Sliced
CHICKEN LOAF
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lb. 59(
85
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dog food
Diet .047.99 Total
assailed 4 bat Dial
soap 3809 pkg.11.59
deodorant
‘milaintainek
assorted
jelly powders-
Jell-0
85 g pkg.
1500 A700 k.i.•
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BUILDING CENTRE
Care
Mrs. Anne Eagleson of
Parkhill and Mrs. Anke
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and district no
CORR IESPONOtt4Ts
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The
Rebekaks at anniversaryi=
Church ladies meet
Dale in Parkhill and also Fred Johnston of Moosonee sy
withhersrand-daughter and who are Vacationing with g. JAcK
her husband Mr. end Mrs,
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PICNIC TABLES atsnoiltluesxt illust rated
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30 different styles & sizes to choose from
as low as $3 9 a 9 5 assembled
Sidewalk Slabs
Stepping Stones
Flower Bed Edging 8" x 24"
PATIO STONES
Patio Stones
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CLINTON
482-3405
16" x 16"
24" x 24"
24" x 30'
18" round
LAY LTD.
HENSALL
262-2418
air. The lady friend of Mr.
Wilson was cool in a brand
new spring suit. Relatives of
Mr. Wilson were also
present.
In the ceretnony of or-
dination Mr. Wilson was the
last Methodist student to be
ordained in the Hamilton
Conference,
In September of the same
year the lady friend joined
114r. Wilson on the Mission
Field of Toberrhory Ontario.
'they !ere married of
course.
A large representation of
the LO.O.F, and Amber
Rebekah' Lodge members
attended the 50th an.,
niveraary of Huronie
Rebekah Lodge, Clinton on
Friday evening. Followin,g
tie dinner, a most 1117
tereating program Was
enjoyed by • the ledges of
District 23 and Huron
District S.
Unit two meets.
Unit two.- of the UCW held
Hensall United. Church on
their monthly meetings in
Monday evening with ten
members and two. guests
Present.
Mrs, Sadie Hoy chaired the
meeting, After welcoming
everyone, she read a poem
"Where there is love".
Mrs. Hazel Corbett took as
her topic "East meets
West". Telling of the young
couple Bob and Keiko Wit-
mer, of their life in Japan,
and comparing some aspects
with life in Canada.
Miss Sandra Wadell
favoured with several
selections on her accordion,
which were greatly enjoyed.
Unit leader Mrs. Joyce
Pepper reminded us of the
general meeting June 2 at
8:00 p.m. The ladies from
Chiselhurst, Brucefield,
Goshen, Kippen and Zurich
United and Zurich Lutheran
will be our guests, This to be
preceded 7:30 p.m. with • a
business for the members.
All UCW members are
invited to attend a "Camp
Site Experience" Monday,
June 9th at Camp Bimini.
Helpers 'around 20 years of
age are needed for Camp
Menestung August 10 to
15th;They.are needed to lead
young peoples' activities for
parents without partners and
the Hensall 4-H girls, Pre-school nursery section. friends, and leaders and
The devotions were taken
Mrs. Helen Boogemans who by Mrs. Joyce Pepper and convassed the village for the she opened with hymn "Tell
Flowers of Hope campaign. me the stories of Jesus". If anyone was missed or
was not • at home and still
Persona is wishes to contribute, Mrs. Edgar Munn
donations may be left with returned home after spen-
Joyce, Pepper at 96 Mill ding the weekend with her Street or telephone 262-2201 daughter and son-in-law Mr.
by May 30. and Mrs. Don Gooding and
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About people you know
Wessels of New Beierland,
Holland were dinner guests
with Mr, and Mrs. Sim
Roobal. Mrs. Wessels is
related by marriage to Mrs.
Roobal's sister in Holland.
She is enjoying a three week
visit with five married
cousins. Anke came much
prepared' for her visit to
Canada, by taking an eight
months refresher course in
English.
Set anniversary date
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday with Mrs. R. Tayfor
presiding at the organ. The
anniversary service Will be
held Sunday, June 8th when
Rev. Murray of Knox
Presbyterian Church,
Mitchell will be the guest
speaker. Special music will
be presented.
Personals
Mrs. Vera Lemmon spent
a few days last week visiting
with her daughter and son-
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kerslake and family at
Exeter.
Mrs. Laird Mickle at-
tended Convocation at the
University Of Waterloo,
Thursday of last week when
her granddaughter Miss
Judith Mickle of Exeter
graduated with her Honours
B.A. Degree in psychology in
the early childhood
education and care option.
She also attended the
graduat'on dinner• with the
other family members.
Mrs'. Ross Corbett un-
derwent surgery in Victoria-
Hospital, London on-Monday
Her many friends wish her a
complete recovery.
A big thank you goes out to
Minister
celebrates
May 24 marked the fifty-
fifth anniversary of the
ordination of the Rev. Hugh
Wilson, Exeter.
The actual day on 1925 was
cold with a little snow in the
Holland visitor is here
HIND QUARTER
OF BEEF
(Processed) lb.$ 11 .89
I
Hefterbuy 1.5 mL
garbage
bags
pkg. of 10
;Johnsen
plastic
cherry
Pletlga pi:oaerarti
glasses
(Nog br ',mon
vorkr,n
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filling 54 "
Winn° • tissue I rig
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Itonlidtbs!ish aer,i;o1
assorted Dixie
Scottowels pkg 1.19 asserted 2 rall
:treeter nee Ob at 2o Id
nasInaglItGlad
freetet
rnedium or large glad
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bagt
rerVII'Vleydr::nolrv' ticrtbiril,/,Sbat 1111141" quantities
20 count QQ
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CLERK'S HELPER — Mari Martens of R.R. 1-Dashwood is
Henson clerk-treasurer Betty Oke's summer assistant for 1980.
Ms. Martens second year student at Fanshawe College, Lon-
don in businbss administration. • T-A photo
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Mrs. Johnston's parents.
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Nothing. makes smoking so
E. bad for your health these =
days
bel ligerent non-smokers.
being
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among
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strange invoices.
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Electronic . games ' are E
devices that bring you
?. entertainment, challenge,'
information and poverty, •
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The next worst thing to mis7
Fi sing a day's w.ark and hay- E.
ing the boss find.. out is miss,
E ing a day • and having
nobody notice.
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Be sure to notice the coin-
E petifive prices on batteries a.
and rototillers at =
Jack's
Small Engine Repair
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S 107 Clueeric St., Hensall ==
:26241.03 =.
= and stretch , your repair
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= workmanship.
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Hensall
Civic Corner
*,* REMINDER **
Dump Permit
To Residents of Hensall • and Usborne Township wishing to
I enter the Hensall Wash Disposal Site - Permits are
available from the Clerks Offices in ,Hensall and Usborne
Township, and are the only acceptable proof of residency
for entry to the Dump.
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262-2017 HENSALL
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Canada Packers
summertime "
sale
dozen 99
orange flavours
Tang
crystals
3 1/4 x 4 oz, pkg.
Maple Leaf
flakes of
chicken
Maple Leal
flakes of
ham
lunch meat
Klik
12 oz. tin
r. nor n .49
6 5 oz:Itrillig
„fit 4011. ,in
Lee and Patrins frozen
Worcester Sunspot;
sauce peas
PJlme ready cad macaroni Cite ,an Wray
or aPagrielli. 900 a pkg or cranapple or
spaghetti ' cranberry
sauce cocktail
Shop by phone
,..., Call 262-3316
ABATTOIR HOURS:
7„fi bil c9 2 lbg 791 Beef Slaughter Monday
It 0
ba Pork Slaughter Tuesday Mon,-Fri. 8-6
* Hours for Meat Pickup Sal. 8.1
Sears
We service
what we sell
You eon buy art appllane6 In Halifax and ishonld
anylhInd go wrong with It hi Vancouyee, Sawa
*111 abrifice II. Stara boasi•loebost
enslnionance policies are Just a dial away)
CATALOGUE
SHOPPING
Abattoir
262.2041
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AL'S MARKE
HOURS: Fri. 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Tues., Wed., Thurs.,,& Sat.
8 a.m. = 6 p.m.
BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER
THE WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW IS Mr's. E, Franklin from London, Ont.
Sweet Sunkist
Size 138.
ORANGES
Prod, of U.S.A.
No. 1 Vine
RIPE $ I 00
TOMATOES & Ills, for I
lopping mix
Dream Whip
85
g
69
pk
IN
orange pekoe
Flowerdale
tea bags ,
Moo 2 59
sett
Achieve
margarine
ENTER OUR WEEKLY GROCERY DRAW
Weekly Grocery Draw for the amount purchased on Cash Register Receipt. To be drawn every Saturday
night until June 141h
t in 110 Store pkg 162-200 trif S MARKET' HENSALL
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