HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-17, Page 20RABIES SHOT TIME — The Seaforth office of the department of agriculture has been
holding rabies clinics in the area for the past week. At the Hensall and district community
centre Monday Dr. Garnet Leitch administered the vacine to an animal owned by Glen
Wido of RR 1, Zurich. Staff photo
Special UC UC service
Several infants baptized
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The Three Links Senior
Citizens held their Christ-
mwtaths tphaertsythoohng Toufesordaacye,
December 9 commencing
followed by a delicious hot
turkey supper, President
Mrs. Ruby Bell presided for
the meeting which opened by
singing "0 Canada" follow-
ed by the Lord's Prayer in
unison. Correspondence was
read, roll call and
treasurer's report by Mrs.
Dorothy Brintnell, 'Thank
You's" were given by Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley and Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Taylor, It was an-
nounced the Kippen East
Women's Institute will host
the Seniors on January 21st.
A letter and cheque was
gratefully received from the
Hensall and District
Kinsmen Club. A draw was
made on a doily which was
made and donated by Mrs,
Rosa Harris was won by
Mrs, Elizabeth Riley. Mrs.
Eileen Rennie presided for
the program. Mrs. Hilda
Payne led in singing carols
with Mrs. Alf Ross at the
piano. A male chorus was
much enjoyed the singing of
"The Queen" closed this
mas 'Carols led by Rev. Mr.
McDonald and Joyce Pepper
at the piano, A film "The
Gift" was shown which
showed what the real
meaning of giving at
Christmas is, The children
discussed with Mr.
McDonald, following the
film, what this meant to
them. The children, young
people and adults were then
divided into age groups and
enjoyed a time of games and
fun. The younger group were
led by Janis Bisback and
Wendy Banks and the older
group by Pat Cook and Stan
McDonald. The evening
came to an exciting climax
when Santa arrived and time
was given for each child to
haveconversation with Santa
before the candy bags were
given out. Santa also left
enough candy bags to take to
the Hensall Nursery School a
gift from the United Church
Sunday School.
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vening. The evening opened
with the singing of Christ-
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Church women
two, of flensall United ducted: by. Mrs. Joyce
make tray favors
favours for Queensway Nur-
'Christmas meetitig on
Church Women made tray
sing ROMP- residents at their
December 8, These favours
will be placed On, each tray
over the holiday season.
Forrest consisted of four
Christmas story from their
conducted the devotional
with the help of Mrs, Kay
traveller and the stable-boy.
To close the devotional, each
Gerstenkorn, Mrs. Jean.
point of view, These four
participant lit a candle to.
complete the worship.
by Mrs. Peggy Ferguson
who opened with a poem "A
Mock, Mrs. Diane,
Wareing and Mrs. Elva
monologues, each telling the
were Joseph, Mary, a
In place of a study, Unit Candle". Business was. On-
Mrs. Shirley McAllister
The meeting was chaired Pepper, Unit. Leader, who
gave all an invitation to at-
tend "Open House" at
on December 15th, from 2-4
Queensway Nursing Home
p.m. Unit two to supply
flowers in the church in
January. Hensall United
Church annual meeting
January 21st beginning with
Annual meeting is to, be held
a "Pot-Luck" supper, The
U.C.W. Study Book. is
"Partners in the Gospel"
and copies are available for
each Unit. The Presbyterial
at Brucefield United Church
on January 26, registration
at 9:30 a.m,, theme "The
Price of Partnership".
Mrs. Ferguson read another
poem "I Like Christmas"
and gave courtesy remarks.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Grace Drummond and Mrs.
At the close of the meeting
Diane Gerstenkorn.
W.G. Thompson's Ltd.
hold Christmas party
The staff and employees of
W.G. Thompson's Ltd. were
entertained to a delicious
meal at the Hensall Com-
munity Centre on Saturday
evening, which was well
attended. Following the
meal dancing was enjoyed to
music by "Whiskey Jack's"
band.
C.P.T. to pack boxes.
The C.P,T. committee of
the Hensall IOOF and
Amber Rebekah Lodges met
on Thursday evening and
made arrangements to send
boxes to shut-ins. Euchre
parties planned for January
28. February 12 and March
12th. Boxes will be dis-
tributed December 21st.
adults, with our literal e
outlook, miss so much of the
glory and wonder of
Christmas which the child
with his child-like faith of
openess, receptivity and
ability to receive can have.
During the Service seven
children were received into
the Family and household of
faith through Baptism: Tara
Lynn Ingram, daughter of
Sandy and Pam Ingram;
Andrea Nicole McClinchey,
Daniel Mark McClinchey,
Robert Michael McClinchey,
children of Don and Gwyn
McClinchey, Jeffery Robert
Davis Rathwell son of Bob
and Kay Rathwell,
Christopher Caset Rowcliffe
son of John and Bonnie
Rowcliffe, and Darren
Jeffrey Zirk son of Louis and
Linda Zirk. Eric Mansfield,
chairman of the Sacraments
committee presented the
parents with their children to
Mr. McDonald who spoke to
them about the birth of Jesus
and relating it to the gift of
their child. At the close of the
Baptismal Service, Tim
Brock, Wayne Scotchmer
and Michael McGregor,
dressed as Wise Men, and
depicting the Wise Men
bringing gifts to the Manger
of Bethlehem, presented
each child with a red car-
nation.
The guest musician for the
service was Miss Elizabeth
Schwarz of Waterloo. Miss
Schawarz is majoring in
music at the University of
Waterloo, The congregation
were richly blessed through
the tremendous talents of
this young woman. She
presented flute, guitar as
well as vocal solos
throughout the service.
Solos presented were "How
Beautiful Are The Feet" by
Handel; "Come Unto Him"
by Handel; "Alleluja" by
Mozart; "Bist du bei" Mir"
by Bach; and "0 Lord Most
Holy" by Franck. She was
accompanied by Dr. Topp at
the organ. Florence Slade
greeted the congregation
and the ushers were Bryan
seer and Ross Veal. The
congregation were reminded
that next Sunday would be a
family Christmas service
with no Sunday School and a
special Christmas Eve
Service would be held at 7:30
p.m. Christmas Eve at which
time communion would also
be served.
The flowers at the front
of the church were placed in
honour of the marriage of
Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon
which Wok place in the
an old time Christmas Party
at the church on Friday
part -of the program, Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Horton and Mr$.
Rannie conducted
progressive euchre. The
following prize winners were
ladies.' high, Mrs. Ruby Bell;
gent's high prize Alex
•McBeatir, ladies' consola-
tion, Mrs, Ernie Davis;
gent's consolation, Clarence
Volland; lone hands,
Madeline Harburn; lucky
chair, Alf Ross,
Women's institute
The Christmas meeting of
the Hensall Women's
Institute was held in the
United Church on Wednes-
day evening December 10
with sixteen members and
one visitor present. Carols
were sung and Christmas in
Holland, Scotland and
England were described by
Mrs. Rita Van Wieren, Mrs.
Winnie Skea, and Mrs, Hilda.
Payne. A humorous skit was
read by Mrs. Joyce Pepper
and Mrs, Hilda Payne and
Mrs. Pepper played a
medley of Christmas tunes
on the piano and also accom-
panied for the carol singing.
It was decided to send for
25 London Area song books
and Mrs, Pearl Koehler and
Mrs. Leona Parke were ap-
pointed visiting committee
until our January meeting. A
donation to the .church was
also voted on, Bursary
money of 75' per member
will also be collected in
January. One assistant 4-H
leader is needed, Please con-
tact 262-5018 if willing to
help. This will be a sewing
project.
After closing the meeting,
hostesses Mrs. Eileen Ran-
nie and Mrs. Winnie Skea
served a deliciouS lunch.
Next meeting will be on
January 14, 1981.
Personals
Lovekesh Malik is a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. We wish
him a speedy recovery and
home for Christmas.
Mrs. Jack Reid who
recently underwent surgery
in Victoria Hospital, London
returned to her home, Her
many friends wish her a
complete recovery,
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COMMUNITY CENTRE
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Week of December 1 5-21
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Curling
WEDNESDAY
3:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Public Skate
6:00 p.m. Minor Hockey practice
THURSDAY
2;30 p.m.-3:30 p,m. Moms 8 Tots Free ad-
mission
8:30 p.m, Hensall Intermediates vs Parkhill
FRIDAY
7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Oldtimers
SATURDAY
Morning - Minor Hockey
1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Free public skate
courtesy of Hensall Legion
7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Family public skate
SUNDAY ,
1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Public Skate
Ice Rental available after 6:45 p.m.
HENSALL PARKS BOARD
NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE
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Members. Admission $20.00/couple.
Sponsored by Agripress Canada Ltd.
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"0 To Be A Child Again"
was the title of the sermon on
Sunday morning at the
United Church as Mr,
McDonald took text from the
scripture read during the
Baptismal Service "Except
you become as little
children, you shall not enter
the Kingdom of God". . He
spoke on how we as adults
become literal, matter-of-
fact, scientific, and miss so
much of life whereas
children with their child-like.
faith, imagination, and
spontaneity are able to
receive and give so much to
life. Jesus always welcomed
the spontaneous impulse as
in Peter's confession and the
woman's breaking of the jar
of precious ointment. As
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Sunday Church School
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brothers and sisters enjoyed
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