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NEW STOREKEEPER—Glen Chessell, 'who demonstrates the art
of ringing' up a sale to stepdaughter Pam, is.the new owner of Jackson's
General Store in Brucef,ield. Mr. Chessell, who worked for 15 years as a
foreman at the Massey Ferguson plant in Brantford,was born and raised
sed
in -Mitchell He has spent part of his summers at the Pine Lake Camp,
near Bayfield for some years, so is familiar with the local area, Another .•,
h
c ... angen is coming up wheh Mr. Chessell' steps up to altar in March.' His: •
new wife Gladys.. will, also be helping out in Chessell's, General Store in
the future.h
(Expositor Moto)
Brucefiel'd bob hurt
in snowmobile crasl
An Auburn teenagerdriving,a snowmobile
was killed and ' his passenger injured.
• Saturday when they'collided with scar at the
crest of a hill. in East Wawanosh. township:
along sideroads 33-34..
• Deati is Paul Lloyd:McClinchey, 16, of RR.
• '1, Auburn. Donald McIntosh, 15, of Bruce-
•
field is in good condition with a fractured leg;:
at Wingham and District Hospital. Reginald:
Shulx,
71 delver of the car, was not injured:
• There was 5500,damage to the car and the
1974 Polaris was a writeoff according to
Wingham police officer Sargent Anderson,
There will. be no charges laid, '
at Brucefield •
OOF party
' 'Winners of the prizes were
ladies high, Marjorie Broad-
foot; ladies low, Anna Haney
ladies lone hand, Della:
Slavin.
' Mens high, Mrs. Alec
McMichael (playing, as ;.a
and Doris Wilson. Next card
party to be February 9th.
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man); ' mens low; Warden 1NANT- ADS
Haney; mens - lone hand, Bill
winnerrs were Mrs. Meflice Phone 527 0240
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MRS* -MARY C)RLPSSFLL,
4.82.9969•
The :comrennity was, Sad-
dened to hear of the passing
of Harry WOW/0Y at .his home
on Saturday. His traetorwas
a familiar sight on the road
and around the village, and
he was a good source of
information about bygone
days in the acres, There seem
to be.'fewer;pf these "charac-
ter'* types around these days
to lend eolettr to the local
scene.
Bev and Shirley Hill spent
an enjoyable weekend skiing
on the hills around Georgian.
Bay. In their partyt which
stayed at the Qeergian. Bay
Hetet, were HW and, Sandra;
Rathwell, Bill and Linda
hipcase, and Gerald and
Katherine, Horton of Bruee,
field, who , were MOW/.
Mobiling on the Bruce Trail'
Don and Lorraine Taylor
returned a week ago Monday
from a two-week vacation at
Treasure Island and Saddles
`bag Ca?negrtelnd at Lake
Wales, in .Florida. They visit-
ed Erie and Sharon. Chuter,.
who were camping at Tampa,
before returning :home. The
Chuters returned on, Sunday
from their holiday. • •
Rev, Harold Snell of
Exeter conducted the church
services on Sunday, and.
spoke ori "What the Church
should be Doing Today,"
Bei, Elliott will :preach- - na*t
Sunday.
Constable Bob Roberts las
'been posted! to Kenora for a,
month where there i$ a strike
progress.
Krista • McA;sh •celebrated'
her .fifth ], irthday with, a'
part! for . several Or ' her
WOO* after` school .i n `Fri-:
day. • .
1.lon't forget 10 reserve
your tickets for the Lodge
Dance at Hully Gully on Feb.
10, Musie ts by the Musie
Makers, and there will be
hot meal, at the same 'price
as last year, The regular card
party will be held this Friday
night at the township hall.
Stanley pens Feb. 11
inter carnival
TheJanuary meetingof
the Recreation. Committee
was held on the 24th in .the
Township Hall with chairman
Don Brodie. presiding. Jack
Coleman is the new member,
The annual girls' hockey the hall; So cometo the rink
and men's broomball .games for a good afternoon's fun.
Plans are being:: made for a
will be,played, and a refr
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t,U,f O,N' EXPOSITOR FEBRUARY 1 1*
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NIRS . i6, MACG,1tEGDR
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Rev. Kenneth Knight con-
ducted, worship in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sun.
day at 10:00 a.rn. The
'sermon ''The (est of .Disci-
ple-ship".was most infbrmia-
tive. The flowers in the
church were placed by the
family in loving memory of
ins is re -scheduled for Tues
day, .Ianuary 30th; at 8 p.m:,
HINSALL UNITED
CHURCU
Rev, T.- Garnet ilusser
conducted the .service in
Hensall United ehu,rch on.
Sunday his sermon WC*
:'Response of God' Ta The
Anger of Mne'" Mrs;• Mari-
enne-McC;tffrey soloist sang
"Melte tri. Pastures .Green
Abiding" by Bach, Dr. Ralph
Topp ecconipanied at the
h f M Al M u seau organ
g P e a ii 01 t in of the eek. with
meeting which was est- Congregation ation of Chisethurst Send visited last w
Mr, & 'Mrs. Charles Fis-
.che* Exeter visited Louise
Mitohell. • .
Miss. Verna'Coates, 'Mrs.
Sy ,Qollen. and Mrs. Vera
l''inkham, also of Exeter
Visited Mrs. Louise Mitchell,
Chester & Illa Dunn &
Miss Greta Laramie visited'
" Mrs. Vera Lantmie,
Ruth; Susan; and Nancy
' Durand of Exeter visited
Mrs. Nell Kendrick,
Lee and Anna McConnell,
Varna visited Russell Errata.
The ; annual congregational The anal meeting Mrs. Don Flk ar of Grand
poned of+•ing to weather, will, be on. Friday, February her mother Mrs. 0.
be innin T with a qt luck Armstrong;.
supper at 6;30 p.m,
conditions art fhiirsdav even g L p
esh dance in the spring: Further'
meat booth will be located in details later.
s
laIKing bacK � rev•tens s a yrs
replacing Mary Erb: ' i p
The Winter Carnival will ,
Feb: 11th at 2:00 p.m. at the g
p
Varna Rink, with public skat CBC i TV h t Ontario Association fo
Ing for everyone, The change Canadian t o r
was' made from the usual
Friday night time to'avoid '.
conflict with, other events
already scheduled. There
will be prizes for the, oidest
'and youngest.skaters, plus
some, other prizes.
be held on Sunday afternoon,
Beginning inning Sunday. Feb-
ruary 4th, I and the
Association fo
Adult Education inaugurate
a project givingCanadians a
project .
chance to speak out and voice
their concerns about issue
affecting their social. • eco-
nomic,
co
no lic, cultural and political
n
future. It's called„ ` "People
'f,tiking•Back.'• Six programs
will be broadcast nationally
on` CBC.' Television.
Each provides a different
theme for discussion by
ofparticipating
houaa ds
t n
groups currently identified m
every ' province. Their
responses will e be coded.
collated ' and recorded
through extensive telephone
networks in each province
and sent•back to the groups
before subsequent pro
grams
The "inaugtiral; broadcas
February 401 is hosted b3:
Gordon Pinscnt and include=
interviews, documentary film
theatre skits and, live Audi
•
once discussion. On the same further information. call
• day Ontario os $ an n ario ssocia ion r
orientation show 4:30.5:30 Contintiing Education .366-
p.m.
66-
p. m. Themes, for the follow 2374 or write to 8 York
in "'►rve CBC' ro rams :are: Street', Toronto :MSJ • 1 K2.
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So, We're .. Different; a
Our
Dilemmas Created b
y }
it.i
a)0 Coins s �.
Dif'ferences � Feb. -25,
.m.; Let's Get It' Straight: pgDo Politicians and:the MediaConfuse-Issues-iarah.1:09 p.m.; 'Winners or Losers �c+Are We Winning or losing6m3arried
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the Economic• Baltic March '
at
Mr. and :Mrs. Roy Constt'
.
'25.4 0 :nt •`Canadians
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MRS. RENA CALDWELL
•262-5935
St. Andrews Church their Annual
Kip -
pen pen held
Meeting on Sun., Jan. 21 after
a Pot Luck . dinner at, the
church.
Michael McGregor son' of
Mr.., and '.Mrs. . James.
McGregor is a patient, in
University Hospital London,,'
Mrs. ,Frank Wright, has .
returned from London where
she was a patient in Hospital.,
Maple leaf' ' }%i whole or '/4
OTBALL
Maple Leaf'
1 lb. pkg.
Family .Pack [Frozen)_ - Off the loin ,
IK -CHOPS.
Obituary
MRS. MARY JANE
MOUSSEAU
Mrs. Mary Jane • (Ridley)
Mousseau died in Huronview
Home, Clinton on:_ January,
23rd in her 87th year. The
deceased was born in. New-
castle, Ragland
ew-castle,:t,ngland and was well
known in the: Hensall area
.where she lived for many
years on the 4th concession
of Hay Townshippthe wife of
John Alexander. Mousseau
who suvives:
Also surviving are sons
Garnet A. lldousseati, Ridge -
town; Lloyd E. Mousseau;
R,R.2, Hensall; Donald J.
Mousseau,' R:R.2, .Hensall
daughters Mrs: Leroy (Irene
E.) Oesch, R.R.S, Clinton;
Mrs: Robert (Jean M:) Elliott
Tavistock; fifteen grand
children; ten great-grand-
children.
Funeral service was held
from the Bonthron Funeral
Home; Hensall on Friday',
January 26th at 2 p.m, with
Rev. 'Kenneth Knight of-
ficiating. interment: • in'
Hensall Union Cemetery;
The ' pallbearers were 'Doti
Oesch, Roy Oesch, James.
.Elliott, Frank Mousseau, Jon,.
Mousseau, Brad Mou_sseati
-Flower bearers Were Susan
Mousseau, . Lori Mousseau,"
Beth- Elliott, Cheryl Poullin,
Nancy Thibeault. Linda
Hurley.
Other varieties available rat` competitive prices)
Ida. Red, Spy, Delicious
Try our fresh cider. Available at
all timed.
Bring your own containers
CRUNICAN BROS.
1 v1/2 miles south of Eipinlietd
PORK SAUSI
��IENERS
Swift'i
POUSH
BEEF PATTIE
`CHICKEN L'
Sliced ift'
BOLO
No I?fller
Choice
Local
Beef & P'ork.
lb.
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STORE HOURS
Tueadty, Wednesday, Thurs. and
Set. 8-6p m..
Friday 8 a.m. -9 p.ni.
Store 262-2017
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of Hensall:.celebrated theta`
Work: Unrest and Change in 63rd wedding anniversary on
' the. Labour Scene April 8. January 29th quietly at home
.1::00:p;m.; Where ciq We Gci
with' their family; John of
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fr ti re A rernat. Hensall.• Ray' of Kippen, 7
Options for the Future - April grandchildren and 2 great
22; 4:30 p.m. grandchildren: '
For
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U.C.W. will meet on Thurs- Wet er Weil '
clay, February 1, at 2:30 p.m, ft i
QUI conduct-
irESWAY VIScondu 1 RILL I NG1
Mrs, Eric Luther ct-
ed Church service at the
s.
IW.D.-Hopper
IQnueTeunessdwaayy wNituhrMing.hErormatte I and Sans I
accompanying at # Fpiano. �q ODERN-ROTARY .Visitors with Clara ea hers -
RIGS • ,
ton were Buela Smith, Bill. & • (,
- Mrs. Marion Schenk and. Duri 527-0828
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Jeanette Lippertvisited 'Hu- i Ji527-0775
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We now. ,have• 45. •diffaren't StOves an dlsplay...and were
.A00101.1104 itianiots for Fisher, Shenari'doah, `Findlay' Oval,
Fawcett, Lakewood: Stove Co., aid ,$.lkirlt Metabastos
• ` • Chimneys. Febtuary i# Wood-sittrnllnD Stove month,- at the
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