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Livestock sales
Demand was active at the
Hensall Livestock Sales this.
week and the prices were
steady. The supply consisted
mainly of heifers and steers.
Fat cattle; heifers, $34.50-
$40.25, steers, $40.50-$43.00.
Pigs; weanlings, $23.00-$39.00,
chunks, $41.00-$49.50.
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Hensall Bantams lost to
Dublin Bantams in play last
Thursday. The lone goal on
Hensall's side was scored by
Bradley Stewart. Hensall out -
shot Dublin in shots on goal but
the final score was in Dublin's
favour at 3-1. A fair crowd
was in attendance.
A.C.W, meets
The regular meeting of St.
Paul's A.C.W. was held on
r 24, 1976
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Helen Roberts. The presid-
ent Mrs. Forrest opened the
meeting with the member's
prayer and following that the
Invocation was read from "The
Living Message". The scrip-
ture from 1 John was given by
Helen Roberts and Annie
Reid. Rev, Anderson gave the
Meditation. Everybody then
took • part in the Litany—this
was followed by prayer. The
roll call was answered with a
Bible verse containing the word
"snow„
Helen Roberts read the min-
utes of the last meeting and
Mrs. Windover gave the study
book followed by a reading by
Mrs. Forrest.
In 1977 Church Calendars
were distributed and The
Living Message was renewed.;
it was decided to entertain at
the Queensway Nursing Home
for the month of December.
Rev. Anderson closed the meet-
ing with a prayer.
Anglican service
The Rev. (LA. Anderson was
CREAM PUFFS M -M GOOD—Wil Beck of Hensall knows a
good thing when she sees one and the cream puffs at the Blue
Water Kest Home Bazaar were just that. Ruth Ann r'laxbard of
London puts them in a box for easier handling. •
Photo by McKinley
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NOV. 25 to DEC. 4
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in charge . of the service at St.
Paul's Anglican Church on
Sunday. The flowers were in
memory of the late Mrs. James
Foster. '
Amber Lodge
plans party
Wednesday evening with Noble
Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker
presiding assisted by Mrs.
Maggie Campbell, Vice Grand.
The charter was draped in lov-
ing memory of the late Caroline
Cutler, past president of the
General assembly.
Mrs. Margaret Consitt LSVG
gave a report of the CPY
meeting ng held previously. Mrs.
Dorothy Corbett, treasurer gave
a report of the finances. An in-
vitation was received from the
llderton Rebekah Lodge for the
, Junior Past Noble Grand and a
car load of members to attend
their meeting on Monday
November 22.
The United Nations meeting
will be held in Clinton Lodge on
Friday November 26, at 8:p.m.
Delegates appointed were Noble
Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Jr.
PNG Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
and corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Leona Parke.
Arrangements were made for
the annual Christmas Party to be
held December 1 with an ex-
change of gifts. Mrs. Olga
Chipchase LSVG and Mrs.
Wreatha Grigg, Warden express-
ed thanks for cards. "Happy
Birthday" was extended to
Sisters Isobel Rogerson, Leona
Parke, and Wreatha Grigg.
Following the meeting "Court
Whist" was played with the high
prize being won by Mrs. Pearl
Ghaddick, consolation Mrs,
Bertha MacGregor, lucky plate
Mrs. Alice Ferg.
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