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Page 9Times-Advocate, December 21, 1978
BENDIX HONOURS EMPLOYEES — Four employees of the Bendix recreational vehicles plant in Hensall were honoured Frj-
™e,r ten x^60.1? 0 ,s.er.v'ce _\°. company. While sales manager Ed Johns looks on, plant superintendent Paul
Predhomme presents gifts to Hubert Thiel, Tom Neilands, Keith Thiel and John Adams. Staff photo
Seniors hold Christmas party
The Three Links Senior
Citizens held a very suc
cessful Christmas pot luck
supper for their December
meeting on Tuesday with
over 50 people sitting down to
a turkey supper.
At the business session
following, president, Mrs.
Bertha McGregor,
welcomed everybody,
mentioning especially the
past president, Mrs. Rosa
Harris who is visiting from
British Columbia, Perc and
Emma Campbell who were
to celebrate their Golden
Wedding Anniversary in a
few days, Mrs. Anita
Bengough who was
celebrating her birthday and
Mrs. Hilda Payne who had
recently been in hospital. All
present were wished a
merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
Discussion took place on
opening the hall on Monday
afternoons the same as last
year now that winter has set
in and it was decided to do so
after Christmas and play
carpet bowling then. The hall
is also open on Friday af
ternoons for crafts and
cards. The secretary for
January to March to be Mrs.
Dorothy Brintnell.
A small gift of ap
preciation was given to Mr.
& Mrs. Alf Ross for the ex
cellent job of caretaking they
have been doing. Mrs. Rosa
Harris drew the winning
ticket for the quilt raffle and
the winner was Bill Fair
bairn and Mrs. Pearl
Koehler sold the winning
ticket,
An interesting and
seasonal programme
followed organized by Mr. &
Mrs. William Rogerson and
Mr. & Mrs. Perc Campbell.
Carols were sung with Mrs.
Isabel Rogerson at the piano
and then Sandra Bell and
Beth Consitt entertained by
tap dancing. An old Laurel
and Hardy film was shown,
then more tap dancing,
another film, “The land of
bubbling waters,” more
carols were sung and to
finish, a film on Dickens
“Christmas Carol.”
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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
all the
bounty,
blessings I
of Christmas
be yours.
Special music provided
for White Gift service
“The Wonder Child” was
the title of the sermon given
by Rev. T. Garnett Husser at
the morning service at
Hensall United Church on
Sunday. Based on the
nrophecy of Isaiah
proclaiming the coming of
Christ, he pointed out the
“Wonder” of the nativity,
what a wonderful “Coun
cillor,” Jesus is.
White Gift Sunday was
also observed and the
congregation filed past the
manger crib to deposit their
gifts.
Special music was
provided by Miss Elizabeth
Swarz of Waterloo who sang,
“Jesus Bambino”, ac
companied Mrs. Marianne
McCaffrey on the guitar as
she sang, “Mary’s little Boy
Child” and also gave another
solo, “Father in Heaven.”
The third Advent candle,
this time a pink one to signify
the Joy of Christmas, was lit
by Mrs. Donna St. John on
behalf of the Official Board.
In the evening, the
children of the Sunday
School all took part in an old
fashioned concert,
presenting songs and skits
which told the Christmas
story. This took place in the
sanctuary. Master of
Ceremonies was Mrs. Mel
Wurm and pianist for the
occasion was Karen
McAllister. Our thanks to all
who helped in any way to
make the evening such a
success and to Santa Claus
who closed the evening by
visiting the children.
Next Sunday the
Sacrament of Infant Bap
tism will take place at the
morning Christmas service
and in the evening, Holy
Communion will be held at
the evening service at 7.30
p.m.
Women's Institute
entertain at Zurich
The Hensall Women’s
Institute held their
December meeting at the
Bluewater Rest Home after
putting on a birthday party
for the residents.
Helping with the
programme for that event
were Joe Boland and Alf
Denomme playing on the
violin and piano, Mrs. Isabel
Rogerson playing a medley
on the piano and carol
singing by everyone. Gifts
were given to those residents
who had birthdays in
December and cake and ice
cream was served to all.
At the business meeting, a
letter was read from the
Home Economists about
leadership Training Schools
to be held shortly and thank-
you notes were read from the
C.N.I.B., the Family and
Children’s Services a nd-Mrs.
Hilda Payne. It was decided
to give a donation to the
United Church for the use of
their premises for the iast 4-
H club course and to invite
the leaders to attend the
January meeting. Mrs.
Eileen Rannie was appointed
to go on the District Slate of
Officers as the Family and
Consumers Affairs Con
vener. There was also a
discussion about a request
from the Legion for a larger
donation for the use of the
hah The meeting was closed
by all singing “The Queen.”
Personal
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bell of
Clinton and Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Rader of Exeter visited with
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Oesch on
Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Mickle. Jamie and Craig,
Cambridge visited Sunday
with the former's mother,
Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Wishing all our customers
Season's Greetings
KYLES SHELL SERVICE
HENSALL
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