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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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News of Hensall District
Deliver Cheer
On Monday, December 18,
the C. P. and T. Committee of
the 1-O.O.F. and Amber Rebe-
kah Lodges delivered seven-
teen plants, ten Christmas bo-
xes, and two cheques to the
sick and shut-ins of the village,
In charge of the project were
Mrs. Eva Parker (chairman)
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick; Mrs.
Inez McEwen; Mrs, A. Orr; Ted
Taylor and Bill Coleman.
Cake Draws
Mrs. Grant MacLean was con-
venor of the ticket sales for
the three Christmas cakes re-
cently drawn for, and a pro-
ject of the Kippen East W.I.,
which was very successful, Jack
Kippen East W.I.
Christmas Meet
Mrs. William F. Ball was
hostess at her home for the
Kippen East Women's Institute
Christmas meeting, held Wed-
nesday afternoon, December
13, with pre-school age child-
ren and special guests for the
occasion. Mrs. James Brum-
mond presided for the meet-
ing.
Roll call "My first Christmas
gift I remember" was answer-
ed by the members, and a
group composed of Mrs. Ho-
ward Finkbeiner, IVIrs. Verne
Alderdice, Mrs. Ross Sararas,
Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse, Mrs.
Ken McKay, Mrs. Robert Bell,
and Mrs. Drummond presented
a Christmas skit. Several mem-
bers who had taken the course
"Focus on Finishes," modelled
dresses they had made, and
Mrs, Stewart Pepper, and Mrs.
Alex McGregor, leaders of the
project, were presented gifts
from the sewing rippers.
Tickets were sold on a
Christmas cake and the win-
ner was Mrs. Ross Sararas. Pro-
ceeds from the sale, amounting
to $10, will be forwarded to
the Children's Aid at Goderich.
Mrs. Cecil Pullman gave a
christmas story.
Mrs. William Kyle was co -
hostess. Christmas refresh-
ments were served. In charge
of treats were Mrs. Russell
Brock and Mrs. Percy Harris;
lunch, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs.
Arthur Finlayson, Mrs. Ernie
Whitehouse, Mrs. Eldon Jarrett;
ice cream, Mrs. Alex McGre-
gor, Mrs. C. Eyre and Mrs. Ro-
bert Kinsman.
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Caldwell and Bill Gibson were
first prize winners, having sold
29 books,
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Jarrett,
highly esteemed residents of
the village, will on December
30 observe their 47th wedding
anniversary,
Rev. D. Ross IVlacDonald, was
guest minister at First Presby-
terian Church, Seaforth, on
Sunday morning, December 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rose, of
Toronto, were week -end guests
with the formers aunt Miss
Agnes McEwen.
Mr, John Wood, of Kippen,
was the winner of $25.00 worth
of groceries at Al's Supersave
Market Saturday night.
Winners of the $20.00 worth
of groceries at Brown's T.G.A.
Market, Saturday night, was
Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, Varna;
and the doll was won by Or-
ville Smith, of R.R. 1, Hensall.
Mr, James A. Paterson is a
patient in Victoria Hospital
London in the interests of his
health.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar, of
Centralia, were recent guests
with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mc-
Ewen.
Plan Special Services
Two Christmas Sunday ser-
vices have been planned for
Sunday, December 24, at the
United Church. The 11 o'clock
hour of worship, and a Christ-
mas Eve Carol Service • at 7.30
P.m. The choirs have been en-
gaged in the preparation of
special music. As part of the
Christmas eve carol service a
"Christmas Gift" offering will
be received. This offering will
be credited to the Missionary
and Maintainance Fund, and
Choir Member
Is Honoured
At the conclusion of choir
practice at Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church Thursday evening,
a social hour was held to honor
Mrs. R. J. Cameron, who is re-
tiring from the choir where she
has been an active member for
a number of years.
A plaque of the Lord's Sup-
per was presented to her, with
the address read by Mrs. Law-
rence Baynham; and the pre-
sentation made by Mr. A. R.
Orr.
A smorgasbord luncheon was
served from a table covered
with a lace cloth and centered
with Christmas candles.
May we extend to you our
warmest greetings and
good wishes for a
Merry Christmas to
:;.... you and yours,
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Rev. Lorne Sparks, of Bay-
field, was guest minister at
t Carmel Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning, delivering a
very interesting and informa-
tive message. The choir under
direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dou-
gall, rendered two anthems.
Soloists were Mrs. William
Brown and Jim Dougall. Flo-
wers in the church were in
memory of the late Mr. Leonard
Sararas, of the Zurich District,
father of Mrs. Jim Love,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwen,
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keys,
of Exeter, attended the funeral
of the late Walter Moffatt, of
Brucefield, held Friday from
the Ball and Muteh funeral
home, Clinton.
Entertain Shut-ins
The C-G.'[.'i. of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church brought cheer
to the patients of the Queens-
way nursing home Sunday af-
ternoon when they entertained
with a medley of carols, with
the Christmas message inter-
mingled with the carols. The
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girls, numbering ten, accom-
panied by their leader, Mrs.
Ross D. MacDonald, looked
very smart in their new uni-
forms.
Candlelight Service
Plans are finalized for the
C-G.I.T. candlelight Vesper Ser-
vice Sunday evening, December
24, at 8 pan. at Carmel Presby-
terian Church, with the C.G.I.T.
girls taking the whole service.
The mass choir, consisting of
the senior choir, Explorers, and
C.G.I.T., will sing two anthems.
A Christmas story will be gi-
ven and old familiar carols
sung. The girls will also pre-
sent a small play. The church
will be decorated with the
Christmas theme.
Mr. William Caldwell, of
Brucefield, was admitted to
Clinton Hospital this week suf-
fering a fractured leg. Mr.
Caldwell was loading logs in
the bush when one of the logs
fell on his leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Ven-
ner, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Drysdale enjoyed a pleasant
evening attending the London
Little Theatre production of
Guys and Dolls, Monday even-
ing.
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of Christmas Meet
The Legion Hall, lovely in a
setting of Christmas emblems,
was the setting Wednesday
evening, December 13, for the
Christmas meeting of Hensall
Women's Institute. President
Mrs. Fred Beer opened the
meeting and conducted the
business.
Final arrangements for the
"sponsor a child" plan were
made and it was decided to
have a child of school age pre-
ferred, Seasons greetings were
on display from the other
branches of South Huron. Guest
speaker, Rev. Ross D. MacDon-
ald, addressed the group choos-
ing for his theme. "The Com-
ing of the Ring." He spoke for-
cibly stating that Love alone
will conquer the world, and
that it will all begin with us.
The speaker was introduced
by Mrs. William Brown and
thanked by Mrs, James McAI-
lister.
Mrs. T. J. Sherritt directed
carol singing with Miss Greta
Lammie at the piano. Mrs.
John Corbett gave a demonst-
ration "Icing a cake to repre-
sent Santa's face." Mrs. Mal-
colm Dougall favoured with 41
lovely solo "0 Holy Night,"j
followed with a second selec-
tion. Miss Lammie was seem- j
papist. The president extended
seasons greetings. Mrs. R. D.
Elgie announced about the
65 anniversary luncheon to be
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held at Toronto,
A recreation period of eon -
tests were enjoyed, under dir-
ection of Miss Lammie and
Mrs. Elgie,
Program conveners were Miss
Laramie and Mrs. W. H.
Weekes; hostesses, Mrs. James
Bengough and Miss Phyllis
Case. A Christmas luncheon
was served.
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• MEAT DEPARTMENT
Our Christmas present to you... Smoked Side Bacon &b. 55c
Hamburg 2 lbs. 85c
Sausage Meat Ib. 39c
DUNCAN HINES
Layer Cake Mixes
White, yellow, devils food, spice, fudge marble,
burnt sugar, chocolate mint, cherry supreme, coconut
3 Packages $1.00
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WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens
PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
SIZE 113's, No. 1
Sunkist Oranges per doz. 69c
No. 1 Ocean Spray Cranberries Ib. 25c
TROPIC BEAUTY 14 oz.
No. 1 Cello Tomatoes tube 19c
AYLMER STUFFED
Manzanilla Olives
6 oz. Iar2for45c
16 oz. Iar49c
FREE - LUCKY DRAW - FREE
This Saturday, December 23, will be the last of the Lucky
Draws for $25 worth of groceries. All tickets will remain
in the box for GRAND PRIZE DRAW, on Saturday, Dec-
ember 23, for
A $100 BILL
LAST WEEK'S WINNER — JOHN WOOD, R.R. 3, KIPPEN
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6 OZ. PACKAGES — DOUBLE SIZE
3 for 49c
Jello Powders
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Burns Shortening
LIBBY 28 OZ.
Fruit Cocktail
GREEN GIANT 15 OZ.
Fancy Quality Peas
ROSE BRAND
Margerine
YORK BRAND 14 OZ.
Kernel Corn
WAGSTAFFE 9 OZ. JARS
Jams adJellies
Westo's Saltines
CHRISTIE'S 9 OZ. PKG.
Party -thins
2 lbs. 49c
39c
3 for 55c
4 lbs. 89c
3 for 49c
5 for $LOO
Ib. 33c
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CLARK'S FANCY QUALITY 48 OZ.
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OCEAN SPRAY 15 OZ.
Cranberry Sauce
1 LB. CELLO
Fancy Mixed Nuts
16 OZ. PKG.
Peanuts in Shed
14 OZ.
Hostess Potato Chips
1 LB.
Golden Hour Chocolates
STUART-HOUSE 18 INCH
3 for 79c
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69c
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