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MERRY CHRISTMAS to EVERYONE
We hope your holiday is grand.
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Hensall News aF Week
Mr. William Caldwell, Brace:
field, was admitted to Clinton
Hospital suffering a fractured
leg. M. Caldwell was loading
Logs in the bush when one of
the logs fell on his leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Venner
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drys-
dale enjoyed a pleasant eve-
ning attending the London Lit-
tle Theatre production of Guys
and Dolls Monday evening. It
was a wonderful show, produc-
tion, costumes, dance numbers,
music done to perfection, and
thoroughly enjoyed by them.
Mr. and Mrs. J: E. McEwen
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keys,
of Exeter, attended the funeral
of the late Walter Moffat, of
Brucefield, held Friday from
the Bali and Mutch funeral
home, Clinton.
The CGIT of Carmel Presby
terian Church brought cheer to
the patients of the Queensway
Nursing Dome Sunday after-
noon, Dec. 17, when they en-'
tertained with a medley of car-
ols, with the Christmas message
intermingled with the carols.
The girls numbering ten, ac-
companied by their leader, Mrs.
Ross D. MacDonald, looked very
smart in their new uniforms.
The ladies of Carmel Presby-
terian Church met at the home
of Mrs. Basil Edwards Tuesday
afternoon and packed and de-
livered 15 Christmas boxes to
the sick and shut-ins of the
church.
Miss Carol Brown was maid
of honor and Mrs. Wm. Brown,
soloist, at the Mantle - Neeb
wedding at the Evangelical
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Each Christmas season we realize anew that our most teasured
possessions are our many enriching friendships.
And so, to our Staff and all of you throughout the community,
whose friendly support during the year has contributed so greatly
to our success, we, of the General Coach. Works family
extend cordial and appreciative thanks.
To All Our Friends We Wish
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS !
General Coach Works of Canada Limited
(A Subsidiary of Vought Industries)
HENSALL •ONTARIO
LuthexanChurch, Tavistock, on
Saturday, Dec. 9. For her selec-
tans, Mrs, Brown chose "The
Lord's Prayer" and "The Wed
ding Benediction." Mrs. Brown
is an aunt and Carol, a cousin
of the bride.
The Legion Auxiliary distri
buted five lovely Christmas bas-
kets to sick and shut-in mem-
bers over the weekend. In
charge of the project were
President Mrs. Gordon Munn,
and incoming president, Mrs.
William Smale.
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 d Mr J E
Ewen.
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Two Christmas Sunday serv-
ices have been planned for Sun-
day, Dec. 24, at the United
Church. The 11 o'clock hour of
worship and a Christmas Eve
carol service at 7:30 p.m. The
choirs have been engaged in
the preparation of special mus-
ic. As part of the Christmas
Eve carol service, a Christmas
gift offering will be received.
This offering will be credited to
the Missionary and Maintenance
Fund and will be used to help
others at home and abroad.
Rev. Lorne Sparks, of Bay-
field, was guest minister at
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning, delivering a
very interesting and informative
message. The choir, under the
direction of Mrs. Malcolrfr Dou-
gall, rendered two anthems, the
soloists being Mrs. Wm. Brown
and Jim Dougall. Flowers in
the church were in memory of
the late Mr. Leonard Sararas,
of the Zurich district, father of
Mrs. Jim Love.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Deeves at-
tended the Mann - Anderson
wedding at St. Andrew's Unit-
ed Church, Kipper;, Saturday.
The groom is a nephew of Mr.
Deeves.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrott,
highly esteemed residents of
the village, will on December
30 observe their 47th wedding
anniversary.
Rev. D. Ross MacDonald was
guest minister at First Presby-
terian Church, Seaforth, Sun-
day morning, Dec. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rose, of
Toronto, were weekend guests
with the former's aunt, Miss
Agnes McEwen.
Mr. John Wood, of Iippen,
was the winner of $25 worth of
groceries at Al's Supersave
Market Saturday night.
Winners of the $20 worth of
groceries at Brown's IGA Mar-
ket Saturday night was Mrs.
Dorothy Robinson, Varna, and
the doll was won by Orville
Smith.
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Vesper Service
flans are iinialfzed for the,
CGIT candlelight vesper service
Sunday evening, Dec. 24, at 8
p.m. at Carmel Presbyterian
Church, with the CGIT girls
taking the ,ythole service. The
mass chop; consisting of the
senior chair, Explorers and
CGIT will sing two anthems. A
Christmas story will be given
and old familiar carols sung,
and the girls will present a
short play. The church will be
decorated with the Christmas
theme. The girls are looking for-
ward to a large attendance.
Start your Christmas celebra-
tion by coming to church
Christmas Eve, therefore put-
ting Christ into Christmas.
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1 wish to thank all who exer g
cised their privilege to vote in.
the recent election for P.U.C.
Commissioner.
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ALL OF US AT
UNITED DAIRY and POULTRY CO-OPERATIVE
Wish You One and All
CLARE REITH -
Mary Felkar
Mary Felker
Sharon Van Rooiiin
Isabel Anderson
Kenneth Southgate
Larry Murray
Roy Hodgert
Vera Dupee
Beth Pryce /
MAY ALL THE JOYS OF A MERRY YULETIDE BE YOURS, AND THE YEARS AHEAD
BE FILLED TO OVERFLOWING WITH PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS!
Manager
Anderson Scott
Jim Landsborough
Margaret Bray j
Betty McPh!ir
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Hensall Merchants
H. BONTHRON
HURONDALE DAIRY
R. MOCK - Prop.
Phone 27 Hensall
Say
Furniture - Funeral Director
Phone 15 : Residence 156
HENSALL
SUPERTEST
SERVICE STATION
BLIGHTON FERG • Prop.
No. 4 Highway : Phone 45
A sleigh full of best wishes
from .
HENSALL DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE INC,
Garnet Mousseau • Manager
FERTILIZER • FEED
Coal - Shingles - Twine • Etc.
I hone 115 Hensall
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SPORTSMAN GRILL
BERT HORTON - Prop.
Phone 154 Hensall
BEATON'S BAKERY
BEVERLY BEATON - Prop.
Phone 35 Hensall
All of us are wishing all of
you the best the season has
to offer! That covers good
health, good friends, good
times and good fortune.
E. L. MICKLE & SON
Buyers BEANS, GRAIN, ETC.
Phone 103 : Evenings 133
A world without Christmas
would be a world without
friends. The season's greet-/
ings to each of you!
AL'S SUPER SAVE
MARKET
Choice Quality Meats and
Groceries
Phone 17 Hensall
May we convey our sincer-
est hopes for a cheerful,
happy Christmas and a
brighter New Year to you!
TEXACO
SERVICE STATION
Corner 4 and 84 Highways
JOHN REID Prop.
Phone 242 Hensall
May your home be filled
with the holiday spirit; may
your every dream come
true this happy holiday !
WILSON'S REXALL
DRUG STORE
Phone 20 Hensall
BROWN'S
I.G.A. MARKET
Phone 113 Hensall
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Best Wishes to all for a peace-
ful and Happy Christmas !
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MARIANNE'S
BEAUTY SALON
Phone 90 Hensall
FINK'S TIN SHOP
Tinsm;thing - Plumbing
Heating - Sheet Metal
Work • Electrical Wiring
ED. FINK - Prop.
Phone 38 Hensall
A warm and friendly wish
of cheer, for Christmas and
the coming year.
JOYNT'S
MEN'S WEAR
King St.
T. C. JOYNT & SONS
Proprietors
Phone 62 Hensall
BELL ELECTRIC
TV SERVICE
King St.
GERALD BELL • Prop.
Hensall
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RAY'S PRODUCE
- King St.
RAY MacKINNON • Prop.
Phone 259 Hensall
WHITE ROSE
SERVICE STATION
No. 4 Highway
MILTON LAVERY - Prop.
Phone 132 Hensall