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Neil Taylor, an employee of
Hensall !istrict Co-op for 4%
years, who is leaving December
1 to join the Airforce at St.
John's, Quebec, was honored by
the staff and employees at a
farewell banquet at the Dom-
inion Hotel, Zurich, Friday eve-
ning, and presented a gift. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Or-
ville Taylor.
Mrs. Lou Simpson while
spending Thanksgiving with
Iter son, Bill, of Detroit, suf-
fered a heart attack on Fri-
day and was admitted to a De-
troit hospital.
Mrs. Marvin Arnett, who re -
sides in the Fink Apartments,
was the lucky winner of the
$125 jackpot at the Legion bin-
go Saturday night.
Mrs. Beatrice Munn was the
winner of $20 worth of grocer-
ies in a draw at Brown's IGA
Market Saturday night. A. R.
Orr drew the winning ticket.
Mrs. Peter McKenzie, of Kip -
pen, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Mead, of Mount Forest, expect
to leave within the next two
weeks for Jacksonville, Florida,
to spend the winter months.
Hensall Kinsmen, at their
dinner meeting Thursday night,
set the date for their peanut
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The. White Gift Service will
be held in Cavan Church,Win-
thrpp, Dec, 1, at $:15 p.m.
The WA and WMS of Cavan
Church, Winthrop, will hold
their annual meeting on Wed-
nesday, Dee. 6, at 2 p.m. -The
secretaries are asked to present
their reports at the meeting.
Circle 2 is in charge of the
lunch, and Circle 3, the Christ-
mas program.
drive for the first Monday in
December. Christmas trees will
go on sale the second week in
December. Anyone wishing a
tree delivered are asked to call
Jack Drysdale or any member
of the club. Members of the
club cut down 200 trees. Fig-
ure skating was discussed and
also the swimming pool project.
President Bill Fuss chaired the
meeting.
Mrs. M. G. Drysdale, Mrs. W.
O. Goodwin and Mrs. Fred Beer
visited with Mrs. Janet Peck,
of Burlington, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knights
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, of
Blenheim, visited last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell.
Flt./Sgt. John and Mrs. Beer,
David, Johnny and Steven, of
Camp Borden, recently visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer.
Ken Richardson is in Toron-
to for two weeks taking a two
weeks' special banking course.
Ken is on the staff of the Bank
of Montreal here.
Mrs. Gary Branderhorst
leaves by plane this Saturday,
Dec. 2, for a six weeks' vaca-
tion with members of her fam-
ily in Holland.
Zurich - Hensall Combines
thrashed Strathroy 11-5 here
Friday night in an OHA Junior
"D" hockey league action. Bill
Shaddick sparked the winners
with five goals, with Earl Wag-
ner adding three. Ken Fadelle
triggered three for the losers.
Injured By Car
Linda Miller, 5, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, of
RR 1, Dashwood, was admitted
to St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, Saturday night suffering
head injuries and a fractured
hip and underwent surgery on
Sunday. The child, who ventur-
ed out onto the road, was in
collosion with a car driven by
Alfred J. Smith., 54, of Hen-
sall, and was unconscious when
picked up. Westlake ambulance
of Zurich took the inured child
to hospital and was escorted
by London police through the
city to the hospital. Dr. V.
Gulens, of Dashwood, attended,
and PC D. M. Westover, of Exe-
ter detachment investigated.
ALPHONSINE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meagher,
Seaforth, exchanged wedding vows recently with Vincent
Morrison, Waterloo. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Morrison, Dublin. Rt. Rev. J. A. Feeney, Lon-
don, officiated in St. James Roman Catholic Church,' Sea -
forth, for the ceremony. Following a wedding trip to
Northern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison will live in
Waterloo. (Photo by Fowler).
DISTRICT
MISS MARY McEWEN
HENSALL — Miss Mary Mc-
Ewen, 94, oldest resident of
Hay Township, passed away in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
Saturday, Nov. 25, where she
had been a patient for the past
six weeks.
Miss McEwen was born on
the homestead farm in Hay
Township and was a former
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. A. McDougall
and family, of London, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Jordon.
About 1000 A.D., the Chinese
made their coins in the shape
of the things they wanted to
buy.
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The high standard of workmanship which
goes into its manufacture, plus self-adjust-
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throughout with full penetration welding
the Snowblower offers a superior product
of rugged dependability at a price you
can afford. This unit can be changed from
forward to reverse position or opposite, in
below 10 minutes, to operate under all
conditions.
that
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• Has been designed and tested to meet
rugged farm needs.
• Will handle all types of snow
blowing it 35' - 60' away from the
roadway.
• Has a special heavy duty pulverizing
cutter assuring a smooth flow of snow
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• Has concave heavy gauge steel wings
set at an angle which allows the snow
to move easily into the fan.
• Is full penetration welded.
• Features adjustable hood which al-
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in both forward and reverse operation.
• Clears 72 -inch path.
• Fitted for standard 3 -point hitch on
front and back of plow, permitting
plow to operate equally well with
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school teacher. She was a
member of Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church, Hensall.
Surviving are three sisters:
Mrs. Alice Beach, $algonie,
Sask.; Mrs. Flora Salmers, Hol-
lywood, Cal.; Miss Agnes Mc-
Ewen, of Hay Township.
Public funeral services were
held Monday from the Bonthron
Funeral Chapel, Hensall, con-
ducted by Rev. Ross D. Mac-
Donald. Burial was in Hensall
Union Cemetery.
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