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CLEAVS StasTOCO
- CHANGE
OF BUSINESS
We hereby give notice that. our truck-
ing business has been sold to
. Mr. John Driscoll
RR 4, Walton •
We wish to take this 'opportunity to
thank our many customers of 28 years in
business and hope that the same goodwill
that We have enjoyed, will be extended John
. in his new enterprise.
. WILSON and IVJARY LITTLE
Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime!
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SANTA CLAUS
comes to
• HENSALL
SATURDAY
DECEMBER '14th
' at 2 p.m.
Free movies and treats at the Town Hall ,
Free chocolate milk from Hurondale Dairy ,
Free skating Saturday afternoons duringi
December and January.
Stores are open Monday through
Saturday until Christmas, every Fri-
day evening and the evening of Dec-
ember 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st and 23rd.
Stores will be closed Friday evenings
during January,Tebruary & March. .
Sponsored by the Hensall Men's Business
Association.
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c0114444Ce Wvit ,Met at the
Wine of 24,ro, Erna 4Thwitt.
The Meeting opened with the.
president WS. Fran); Riley in
the obeli.
A thank YOU cord was receiv,
ed from lVirs. B.on Jewitt.
The ueit meeting will' be held
at the home of Mrs. Nick White,
this will be the Christmas meet,
int -field on, DeVeMber 17th. :
It Was moved. by 1Virs, George
IVIcIlwain and seconded by Mrs.
Reg Lawson that Sip() be spent
. on clothing and teys for the
I'dianjeclilldren for Christmas.
Is: Elma Jewitt and Mrs. W.
Whyte proposed thatiths hY-
n books that are left at the
church be sent to Rev. Carson
in- Hamilton.
Donations are also to be sent
to the Heart Fund„ Cancer Fund
and to Christmas Seals.
The Worship Service was con-
ducted by Mrs, Reg Lawson;
Scripture' Was read by Mrs.
Verne Dale. Mrs. W. L. Whyte
gave:the Study Book on japan
followed by hymn 132 being
Sung.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley,
Mr, Fred Buchanan, Mrs. Ella
Jewitt, Kenny and Larry, Mr
Elma Jewitt and Brian att d -
ed the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte and
David spent the weekend visit-
ing with Mr. • and, Mrs. Doug
Robinson and family of Toron-
to, and with Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Vander Molan, Paul, Mark and
Margie of Oakville.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dedrick
and family of Simcoe, Mr. and
Mrs, Paul McMaster, Carol and
Mark, Miss Betty Hoggart, all of
London spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoggart
and family.
Is-- Agnes Haverkamp and Mary
Mellwain were guests at the
Boshart-Wammes wedding held
at St. Joseph's Church in Clin-
ton on Saturday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Wood-
ruff of St. Davids were Saturday
visitors With Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Whyte and family.
Visitors with Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Buchanan and family on
Saturday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. George Hart (If Brussels,
Mr. and Mrs. Chartes Hart of
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator
KIPpEN
MRS. ARCHIE PARSONS
Mrs. Archie Parsons, RR 2,
Hensall, died: November 20, 1968
in South Huron Hospital, Exe-
ter, in her 60th, year. Mrs:- Par-
sons, formerly Alice E. Lindon,
was born in „London Township
on June 23, 1909: ,She was the
daughter of Mrs. Hattie Mat-
thews and the late Joseph F.
Linden. She ,was a member of
IcipPen United' Church and the
Amber Rebekah Lodge No. 349,
Hensall, for. 19 years.
Surviving are her husband.,
sons, Gerald, Thamesforcl; Har-
old, Seaforth; Donald, at home;
three' grandchildren, Johipay
• and Terri, Thamesford; Jimmy,
Seaforth; mother, Mrs. Joseph
F. Linden, RR 4, Denfield; sis-
ters, Miss Verna, at home; Mrs.
Joseph (Margaret) Carter, RR 1,
Clandeboye.
"7A, Rebekah serinee was held
on Friday evening.
Funeral services were held
on Saturday at 2 p.m. from the
Bonthron funeral home, Hen
sall, with Rev. D. Stuart offic-
iating. Interment was in Bay-
field cemetery.
Pallbearers were neighbors,
Frank Fields, George Troyer,
Jelin Anderson, Einerson, An-
derson, Harold Jones and How-
ard Lemon. Flowerbearers were
nieces, Mrs. Marie Broom, Mrs.
,gdith Lewis, Mrs. joane Uwe,
Mrs. Bernice Martin, Miss Glad-
ys Lewit and Miss Merne Car.
-ter; ' ' .
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Yodeling
Yule
An old custom of -the
Austrian Tyrol is the
Christmas yodel. Tradition-
ally, the Yuletide yodel --
song without words ---
may ' be improvised, or it
may be based on the tune
of a familiar carol.
Mele
Kalikimaka
Wishing "Melo Kalikima-
ka," is the traditional way
to say, "Merry Chrlstmas"
in liawalian.
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agit givlo 0.4iot 0,4•Aday. with 104.
00, A4sil4wroneft VW Cry*
104 and Itre. Sill riolo. and
Cheryl PO Wayne H000y of
Dublin, visited on Sundair.with
M. and Mrs, KarraY •SCOtt, Mel,
anis and Merib.eth of Bizilgrave,
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge MeIlwain
and Mary spent Sunday.with Mr.
and Mrs. George McElwain, and
Lynn of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Henderson
and. family of BoFnholin 41)014
Sunday with Mr. mid Mrs. -Fred
Buchanan and family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dawsen,
Brenda, Bonnie- and John of
Varna, Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt
Carol Anne,': Judy, Danny and
Billy, Mrs. Ella Jewitt and 'boys
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ail Preszcater, Billy. and
Debbie.
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby, Mrs. •
Ken Presicator, Mrs. Bill Storey,
Mr. And Mrs. Verne Dale, Mr.
and ,Mrs. Don Buchanan, Mr. •
and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and
Bobby attended the 50th wed-
ding anniversary on Monday of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan
held in Clinton Public Hospital
where Mrs. Buchan* is a pat -
lent.
Mrs. Stanley Dorrance of
Saskatchewan is visiting with
her daughter . and son-in-law
Mr. and MA. Sam McClure and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunt-
er of Colborne Township spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson and family:
Mr. Peter Crerar of Stratford
visited on Monday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd, Jim
and Kerri.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reynolds
and family of South Field Mich-
igan are spending he American
Thanksgiving weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Jahn Thompson and
family..
Winchelsea
Mrs. George Frayne of Sun-
shine Line visited on Saturday
with.. Mrs. Wm. Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton,
Dennis and Mine had as their
guests 'over the weekend1 Mr.
and Mrs. Rueben Pehlke and
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Pehlke and
• family all of Monkton.
Mr. Brian Hern returned
home on Saturday from Mani-
toulin and the 'party he was
with were lucky to bring home
two deer.'
The CGIT girls of Elimville
and Thames Road met at Elim-
ville Church on Wednesday eve-
ning for a social evening. Pic-
tures were shown and seven
girls graduated. Miss • Janet
Here' was one of the girls grad-
uating.
Mr. and Mrs: George Frayne
Were guests on Monday evening
in Exeter with Mrs. Alive Teb-
butt.
Mrs. Tom Campbell returned
to her home on Sunday after
undergoing surgery on her eye
at St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
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BUY YOUR
CHRISTMAS
CAKES
NOW
Made with vast quantities
of Pineapple, Red and Green
Cherries, Peel, Railins, Pe-
can Nuts and Almonds,
blended wifh Wine Flavor,
country •Fresh Butter and.
Eggs — superbly blended
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to givethe utmost In eating
pleasure.
430
Per Pound
CRICH'S
BAKERY
• Lunches
Ice Cream Parlor
Phone 527b0340
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Christmas Gilts
Toys - Novelties - Power Tools - Games - Sport Goods - Dolls
Appliances Decorations
• Make Your Choice now While Selection is Complete
GIFTS PURCHASED NOW MAY BE LAID AWAY UNTIL
CHRISTMAS TIME
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ROUND
STEAK or ROAST - Ib. 89c
FRESH ,1
HAM STEAKS- - Ib. 69c
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GRADE "A" — 21/2 lb. average •
FRYING CHICKENS Ib. 31c
GRADE "A"
CHICKENS, 3-4 lbs.
BY THE piece
BOLOGNA • • • '• 3 lbs. $1,; SLICED lb. 390.
CUBED
STEWING BEEF
per lb. 430
per lb. 650
Mac and Cheese, Minced Ham, Chicken Loaf
MEAT BY PRODUCTS per lb. 490
BLADE OR
CHUCK STEAKS per lb. 590-
- FREEZER SPECIALS --
BY THE SIDE
CHOICE .BEEF per lb. 530
FRONT -QUARTERS per lb. 450
HINDS OF BEEF per lb. 660
WHOLE OR HALF
FRESH PORK
per lb. 380
CUTTING AND WRAPPING EXTRA
INGERSOLL — 16 -oz, jar
u.REESE SPREAD (deal ,pack), • • • • 590
$UPER SAVE
INSTANT COFFEE, jar
690"
sHIRRIFF — (regular 49c) „.., .
POTATO CHIPS, Thoi. 2 bags 880
WESTON'S — Apple or Raisin;
't -i13,21 -oz. 3 foi $1
McLAREN'S SWEET
MIXED PICKLES, 48-9z. jar
WESTON'S Assorted — 121/4 -oz. pkgs. (reg. 49c)
It A LLO COOKIES 2 bags 790
..O.S. PADS, 10's • 2 boxes 49#
SUPREME .
FRUIT CAKES, 1 lb. 510; 2 lb. 990
4 lbs. $1.95
690
PURITAN — Beef, Irish, Meat -Ball
STEWS, 24 -oz.
JAVEX. , 64 -Oz. jugs
2 tins 880
2 fmr80
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‘4IITIM MILK POWDER • • 3 -Ib. pkg. 4k
McLEAN'S ‘".
TOOTHPASTE, giant tube 530
FROZEN FOOD
BANQUET — Beef, Chicken or Turkey
POT PIES, 8 -oz;
4 fm. $1
WEEKE
SPECIALS- FOR NOVEM.13ER 28, 29, 30, 1968
UPER
AVE
tPRODUCE
No. 1 Golden Yellow
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Chiquita Bananas lb. 100
No. 1 California
MARKET Stock Celery • bunch 290
Hensall, (Wade
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