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Times -Advocate, December 18, 1991
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The grade 4-5 class from Hensall Public School, under the guidance of Heather Beattie, pre-
sented a Christmas program for the seniors at Queensway on Friday afternoon, including
"T was the Night Before Christmas: Billy's version". The students also brought Christmas
cards to exchange with the residents.
A Christmas party at the Hensall Legion Friday afternoon had Marcia Budd's grade 3-4 class
singing songs for senior citizens who came to the Christmas celebration. After the singsong,
the students presented Christmas cards, like the one Gresham Bayley gave to Marg Cole.
Then the students interviewed the seniors to find out about Christmasses past.
Christmas in Hensall
By Vanessa Cook
HENSALL - The Three Links
Seniors enjoyed a delicious turkey
dinner catered by the Presbyterian
ladies last Monday. The meeting
followed at the hall which was dec-
orated for Christmas.
President Irene Blackwell opened
the meeting by wishing everyone a
Merry Christmas.
On Friday, the seniors went to the
Legion for a Christmas party. Miss
Budd's grade3/4 class was there
also.
Hensall Legion
HENSALL : 'As the year comes
to an end, on December 11, Branch
468 Hensall held its last meeting
for the year. All members agreed to
donate $150 to the Town and Coun-
try Homemakers, $500 to the Hu-
ron County needy families, $100 to
the Zurich Pee Wee hockey team
for expenses to go the Zone Cl
tournament in Blyth on December
14 and ten Christmas baskets to sin-
gle veterans.
On the 12 of December the Le-
gion and Ladies Auxiliary visited
the Queensway nursing home with
fruits, cake and ice cream. Enter-
tainment was by the Swinging
Seniors and vocalist 10 year old
Julie Godbolt. The residents
danced and sang and had good
time.
On December 13 the Legion -
held its annual seniors Christmas
social at the Hensall Branch. The
grade two and three of the Hensall
Public School sang carols and pre-
sented handmade Christmas cards
to each senior. Peter Snell accom-
panied the carollers on his guitar.
The January meeting will be held
Monday the 13th at 2 p.m.
The November 26 ticket winners
were: quilt Stacy O'Brien, Sarnia;
afghan, Belle Mole, RR6 Goderich;
cushion Isobel Hunt, Seaforth.
Ruby Bell, Gertie Moir and An-
nie Reid were in charge of the pro-
gramme and cards. Evelyn
McBeath gave a reading "I'm going
home for Christmas". Mary Broad -
foot played Christmas favourites
and carols were sung.
Card winners
Ruby Bell, Clarence Volland,
Helen Anderson and Eileen Rannie
were card winners. Lone hand was
won by Gladys Coleman. Door
prizes donated by Elizabeth Sang-
ster were won by Dorothy Brintnell
and Eileen Rannie.
Personals
Wednesday, December 18 will be
red and green day at Hensall Public
School.
Friday, December 20 at 2:30 p.m.
students will be dismissed for the
holidays.
Queensway News
HENSALL Baking Club kept
several residents busy Monday af-
ternoon, as they prepared some
special Christmas treats to freeze
and serve during Christmas pro-
grams.
Rev. Phillips of Varna and Gosh-
en United Churches led the wor-
ship service Tuesday afternoon
with Anna Keys as pianist. Rev.
Phillips also gave communion to
all those desiring to receive it.
Wednesday afternoon we were
recipients of an excellent program
by Peter Snell's grade four and five
classes from Hensall public school.
The children also brought and
served delicious star shaped sugar
cookies they had baked and deco-
rated themselves. Everyone loved
their program and the visiting after -
_wards.
Hensall Legion and Legion La-
dies Auxiliary brought a lively eve-
ning of entertainment to residents
of Queensway Thursday evening.
Jack Simmons and His Swinging
GOD
GAVE
HIS
SON!
5-Coliday Blessings
During the Holiday Season more
than ever, our thoughts turn
gratefully to those who have
made our progress possible.
And in this spirit we say, simply
but sincerely
Thank you and Best Wishes for a
Blessed Holiday Season and a
Happy New Year
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Exeter (519) 235-0571
The power of His love
is everlasting.
As we reflect and
remember, Christ's
message is forever.
We take this joyous
occasion to express our
thanks to all of you.
Merry Christmas and a Happy
VW year from Maryhefen,
Sheri
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dents were treated to impromptu i
solos by Deb DeWolfe and Haze!
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tied for them.
Part of the evening's entertain-
ment included lovely solos by Julie
Godbolt accompanied on the piano
by her father George. Following Pig
the program the Legion women ,'
served a mouth watering lunch of
angel food cake and icecream.
Friday afternoon Ms. Beattie's
class from Hensall Public School :
paid a visit. They brought home-
made Christmas cards for each res-
ident and lost of fun and music. ,►
They also donated a very large tur-
key to the nursing home, which .10
they plan to enjoy. Everyone is
looking forward to more contact_
wlth1h pubic school in the corn- e,
ing year.
Coming events: December 19 - 7 ' t
p.m. Birthday party entertainment ` :
by the DeWolfes. December 24 - :n
Christmas Eve church service.
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