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Baptismal Service was
held in, Brucefietcl United
Church when the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Ross, Debra Kathleen
Ross was baptised .by the
Rev. Robert Me Killen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Flam, Huntsville spent a few
days with Mrs., Alice turn
and Miss Ivi.E,SWan.
Mrs. Scott, Seaforth, is
visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Elliott visited with friends in
13rucefield and Bluevale on.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moffat
Visited with Mrs:• -Moffat's
family in Brantford on
Sunday.
Baby baptized in
.6rucefield-church
Seniors plan
Pop for the Holiday Season
POP PRKES
12 - 26 oz. COKE or' SCHWEPPES 3.29
12 - 26 oz. bottles KIST OR PEPSI
3.89
24 cans COKE, SPRITE, CHWEPPES
4.89
24 cans PEPSI, HIRES, C , 7-UP, MT. DEW 5 .29
3.99
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Gifts
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WALLY HOCKEY STICKS:
Custom Pro 5.99
Pro Supreme , 7.99
Pro Supreme Goal Stick 12.95
'nd
a ride on the old 1926 Hensall fire engine
in the station. (Expositor Photo)
The Huron. Expositor
wishes to apologize for grem-
lins' ,Whieli" published the
incorrect cutline., with
photograph last week show-
ing.stuts from the TfeTisal
Nursery School visiting the
fire station. The -cutline pub-
lished went with another
photograph , •
T.'ne Expositor has re-'
pul-Aished the photograph
with the proper cutline this
week. We wish to apologize
to the children and to Mr.
Maxwell for any inconven-
ience our error may have
caused.
Every• week • m4re and
Sorry
we
goofed
more people discover what
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar The draw will be made at the
Cudmore were recent visitors Senior's Christmas Party
with their dau ghter Mrs. Dec. 12th.
W. MacDonald in Brampton. Mr. and Mi's. Brian Collins
Rev. Hugh Davidson of Sarah and Jeffrey. Waterloo,
Listowel conducted service in spent Sunday with the tatters
Carmel Presbyterian Church mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle.
on • Sunday. Mrs., Robert
Taylor presided at the organ Mrs. Edgar Munn re-
and lad the, choir in the • turned home after visiting
anthem "Wonderful Words with her son-in-law and
of Life-. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Mr. Jack Corbett is a Gooding and Dale at Park-
. • patient in Victoria Hospital, ' hill,
London, where he is under-. Mr. David Beer of the
going treatment. R.C.M.P. Mrs. Beer and
Anyone having tickets on daughter Kristina who have
the Senior Citizens quilt are beeh visiting with ' the
asked to ,hand them in to former's Mother Mrs. Lillian
-Mrs.atuby Belt or Mrs. P is Boer returned to their home
Campbell by • December 1, in Mission, British Columbia.
• McKilIop news
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Mrs. Ed. Regele Mrs. Ed. Zegele, Mrs.
527-1106 Mervin Sm'th and • Mrs. I
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCal- Barry H egy spent
lum and Cindy visited with last Thursday Kitchener. I
their grandparents Mr, and Congratulations
Mrs. Ed. Regele on and Mrs. William Boyd of
Saturday. Seaforth who celebrated
Mr. Harold McCallum, their 50th Wedding anniver-
Mr.
Paul McCallum. Mr.. sary last week. They were II
Don Dennis. Mr. Warren former residents of 10th •
Legior? -plans
5PeCitil Xmas events
TRYING ON sA DIFFERENT HAT-Gregory
Dalyrrnple, Victoria Bisback, Jason Reid and
Jeremy Neilands donned firemen's hats befora,,
taking
stored
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Dennis. Mr. Ken Dalton and Concession of McKillop Twp. I will attend the business management seminar
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I'Registration Fee °MO. Includes luncheon.
Hensall branch 468 of the
Royal Canadian Legion and
the Ladies* Auxiliary to the
Legion have planned several
events for the Christmas
season.
There will be public
skating for all age groups
from 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. on Dec.
9 and 16. Sponsored by the
Legion and the Auxiliary.
On Dec. 3 members of the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary are
Planning to visit the patients
at the QueensWay Nursing
H ome to entertain them with
a Xmas party.
The Christmas Party for
members' children will be
held in the Legion Hall,
Hensall at 2 p.m. on Dec. 10.
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on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6TH. 1978 9 00 AM to4.30 PM
REGISTRATION: 8.3etAM
Would you like to attend?
If your are interested, ,please complete the registration ourtphoenr,
'I and mail it along with your cheque for $30 per person.
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information, please contact'
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1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario
on DECEMBER 6TH. 1978
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.LET'S PRETEND WE'RE FIREMEN - These three young people from
the Hensall Nursey School had a chance to play firemen when they visited
the Hensall Fire Station recently. The children who donned firemen's
hats were (from left) THomas Schotchmer, Gary 'manse and Mervyn
Gass while , firemen Gary Maxwell looks on at his new crew.
(Expositor Photo)
Claude
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Our gift department is well
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of- special Christmas gifts
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Ties 100% polyester - 4.00
Dress Socks - 1.75 to 2.75
Belts - 3.95 to 6.50
Scarves - 3.95
Dress Gloves - 3.50 to 13:95
Toques and face masks-1.95 to 3.50
Dress Hats - 9,95
I A great idea for men
Sport and dress shirts-15.00 to 24.00
Dressing gowns 11.95 to 26.95
Pyjamas flannel or cotton 7.00 to
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PyOmas flannel or cotton
7.00 to 12.95
Slip-ons-8.95
Sweaters round or V neck
11.95 to 19.95
Sleevless - 9.95
Cardigans - 12.95 to 21.00
Turtlenecks - 9.95 to 12.95
Winter Coats and Parkas •
19.95 to 46.00
Sno.vmobile Suits, nylon - 42.00
Heavy Duck - 52.00
Heavy•jac-shirts - 19.95
Extra long work vests .- 13.95
Work Glovescapd Mitts - 1.25 to 9.95
Flannel Work -Shirts - 9.95 to 12.95
Perma, press worm pants-12.95
matching shirts-11.95
Heavy denim blue jeans
flare or regular - 15.95
Ski-doo boots - 17.95
Sno-pak boots - 21.95
Rubber Overshoes with strap - 11.95
Work boots - 28.95 to 46.50
Thermal underwear two piece
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