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Lighting of wreaths taking place Dec. 4
The Hensall shuffleboard scores for Van Dooren 3t6, Fred
November 24 are as follows: (5 games) Schlegel 352, Har -
Willi
e Hoonaert 466. (4 games) Gord ry Pennings 287. (3
Ross 465, Helen Gingrich 411, Ann
games) Arnold Keys 382,
Merle McLellan
378, Hank Dorss-
ers 371, Grace
Corbett 370, Joe
Van Dooren 356,
Mary Regier 320,
Marian McNutt
251.
The lighting of
the wreaths at
the Village Hall
in Hensall will
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There will be free
hot dogs and refreshments, everyone
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The Hensall and Community Horti-
cultural Society is holding a "cowboy -
themed" pot -luck dinner on December
7 at 7pm at Hensall United Church.
Roast beef and potatoes will be sup-
plied.
At Carmel Presbyterian Church
service began with welcome and an-
nouncements. Taking part in the ser-
vice were Pastor Andy Meinen, Pas-
tor Brian MCGu Ein, Joyce Pepper, Al
Hoggarth, and Harry Moir. There was
a special children's time. The service
closed with prayer and benediction.
Come out and enjoy the company and
great meal at the Hensall Drop -In on
December 10 at 12 noon at Hensall
United Church. Following lunch, we
will be hearing from Phil Wagler. We
welcome all local individuals to this
luncheon. The cost is $6 per person.
If required, transportation can be pro-
vided. To make reservations contact
Kay Mock at 262-3231 or Faye Skin-
ner at 235-0258 by noon on Monday
December 7.
Huron Hospice Chair Kay
Mailloux, right, accepts a
donation from President
Terri Finch, left, from
CUPE Local 2597, in the
amount of $500. The
members of the Commu-
nity Living South Huron
Local donated proceeds
from a BBQ during the
month of September at
Twilight Tunes, which will
assist Hospice to provide
free of charge programs
to the residents of Huron
County.
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