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Hensall WI hold
Christmas meeting
The Christmas meeting of the
Hensall WI was held Wednesday
evening in a beautifully
decorated Legion Hall. President
Hilda Payne welcomed members
and guests and the meeting open-
ed in the usual form. The roll call
was answered by twenty
members with "the best Christ-
mas gift I ever received,"
Secretary Janis I3isback read
the minutes of the November
meeting. Correspondence con-
sisted of a thank you note from
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THE OFFICE AND skoWRooM OF
GUIDES PRESENT PLAY — Members of the Hensall Girl Guides
group recently presented a Christmas play. Back, left, Cindy Craine,
Laurie Pepper, Jo-Ann Pepper, Dorna Williams, Shelley McLeod, Deb-
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Announcement
Guides enroll
tenderfeet
The members of the 1st Hen-
sall Girl Guide Company fell into
formation, in full uniform,
marched into the horseshoe and
stood at attention while three
tenderfoot guides, Roxanne
Lavery, Karen Shiels and Jo-ann
Pepper were officially enrolled
by their Guide Leader, Mrs. Eric
Luther and her assistant Mrs.
Arthur Slade.
After a quick exit, the Guides
reappeared, transformed into
candle-bearing angels, humble
shepherds, wisemen and the
Holy family to present an im-
pressive play "The coming of the
King," narrated by Vicki Mann,
The choir of angels, accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs.
Joyce Pepper, sang the ap-
propriate Christmas carols as
the play proceeded.
Mrs. E. Luther concluded the
program with an inspiring
prayer in front of the Nativity
Tableau. The Guides then
graciously and proudly served
coffee and their own home baked
cookies to the mothers present.
Women's groups hold Christmas parties
the Home Economist Jane
Pengilley, a letter from Eric
Luther announcing that the CNIB
canvass had been a success, a
thank you note from Hilda
Payne. It was requested that
leaders and assistants are still
needed for the next 4-H club
coming up in the spring.
Jessie McAllister reported for
the birthday party held at. Huron-
view in November, and also gave
a report of the Hoard meeting
held in November, and read a
letter from Brother Bob in India,
bringing us up to date of the
proceedings and happenings
there. Treasurer Marg Ingram
gave the financial report.
Program convener was Grace
Peck.
Everyone enjoyed a carol sing
with Myrtle Sherritt at the piano.
Earle Shapter favoured everyone
with a vocal solo "Whispering
Hope," accompanied on the
piano by Joyce Pepper, Grace
Peck introduced Mrs. Tove Bell
who told everyone about Christ-
mas in Denmark. She showed a
decorated Christmas tree and
other decorations, and also told
about the menu for the Christ-
mas dinner. Grace also in-
troduced Mrs. Tomkins, who
owns a Hobby Shop north of
Brucefield. She showed and
demonstrated Punch em-
broidery, and also showed
different designs to make up for
Christmas.
Courtesy remarks were given
by Elsie Carlile. Sara Simpson
gave the duties of the District
Director, A penny sale was en-
joyed at the conclusion of the
meeting and the hostesses Vera
Brintnell and Nellie Riley and
their assistants served a tasty
Christmas lunch.
bie Reid, Sandra Turner, Karen Shiels, Anna Marie Duffy and Vicki
Mann. Front, Lori Flynn, Valerie Baker, Becky Baker, Sandra Dixon,
Vickie Baker, Tommy Turner, Roxanne Lavery and Sandra Nixon.
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pointment.
Rev. Beck pronounced the
benediction.
A gift exchange followed with
secret pals being revealed. The
hostesses were Fredo Boa and
Beatrice Boyce and Sarah Dick. Chiselhurst UCW meeting
"We have seen a great light"
was a poem read by the Presi-
Prior to the regular meeting of
St. Pauls A.C.W., shut in Christ-
mas boxes were packed at the
rectory. Thursday afternoon,
December 12, the President Mrs.
Anderson opened the meeting
with a prayer. The minutes were
read and approved. The study
book was given by Annie Reid on
"Settle thoughts before
evening."
The officers for 1975 are the
same as in 1974, Correspondence
was read and dealt with. Mrs.
Forrest and Mrs. Anderson read
about the Eskimos in the far
north. It was decided that the
Irvin Martin, Hensall, wishes
to announce he has sold the
Martin Transport business to
William Rowcliffe (No.
284615 Ontario Ltd.)
A.C.W. would send a donation to dent Erla Coleman to open the
the Hunger relief and the Christmas meeting of the
Missionary budget of the Church, Chiselhurst UCW, which was
Mrs. Anderson closed the held in the Church on December
meeting with a poem. 10. She also welcomed the
members and several visitors
with Christmas wishes,
The roll call was answered by
19 members stating what their
favourite Christmas carol was.
The treasurer's report was given
by Dorothy Brintnell. There
were several donations given by
the ladies to charitable
organizations.
Dorothy Parker used as her
theme for the worship service
"No more darkness." Dorothy
Brintnell and Mary Brintnell
assisted her by reading the scrip-
Hold Xmas euchre
at Hensall lodge
A Christmas euchre was held
Wednesday evening in the Hen-
sall Lodge rooms. Sponsored by
the CP & T committee, eleven
tables were in play. Winners
were ladies high - Mrs. Joe
McLellen, Seaforth; ladies low -
Mrs. Glenn Bell; men's high -
Ernie Chipchase; men's low -
Alex McBeath; most lone hands -
Annie Reid. A draw for a ham
was won by Cecil Pepper, and a
draw for a box of peppermint
paddies was won by Joe Carter of
Exeter.
ture. Rev. Don Beck enlightened
all with his Christmas message
on "Lightness."
For the program, Dorothy and
Mary Brintnell, Marg Cole and
Pearl Taylor sang "Silver
Bells." A candle lighting service
with all participating was con-
ducted by the minister before the
meeting was closed, after which
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Legion auxilliary
install member
The December meeting of the
Hensall Ladies Legion Auxiliary
was held December 3. President
Wanda McClinchey presided.
Past President, Mildred
Chalmers installed Kathleen
Geiger, as a new member.
Plans were finalized for the
New Years dance. The Auxiliary
and Legion members are spon-
soring a children's Christmas
party for members on December
22. Mildred Chalmers won the
mystery prize, and Wanda
McClinchey the guessing prize.
The money doll draw will be held
on December 21.
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United Church
Steven Gerstenkorn lit the 3rd
Advent candle at the White Gift
service in Hensall United Church
on Sunday morning. The choir
sang the anthem "Hallelujah",
and Rev. Don Beck preached on
the sermon topic "Christmas 50
years' ago" and told the story
"Once upon a Christmas".
Portions of Scripture from
Matthew were read by Jo-Ann
Pepper and Vicki Mann. The
baskets of flowers were from the
funerals of Cornelius Faber and
Earl Soldan.
Sunday evening a Christmas
carol Service under the guidance
of the Hensall Choir was held,
Sunday, December 22 will be the
Christmas Sunday Service and
December 24 will be the
Christmas Eve Communion
service.
Presbyterian news
Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
church on Sunday. The choir
under the direction of the
organist Mrs. Malcolm Dougall
sang "0 Holy Night." Next
Sunday at 11:15 a.m. the Sabbath
School members will lead the
service with Christmas music.
Miss Linda Bell will preside at
the organ.
The choir was pleasant]yu
entertained at the home of Mr, &
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall following
the service on Sunday morning.
Next Sunday, December 22 the
congregations of Carmel Church,
Cromarty Church and Caven
Church, Exeter are presenting a
carol service in Caven
Presbyterian Exeter at 8:00 p.m.
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Mr. & Mrs. Eric Munroe of
Seaforth were recent visitors
with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor.
Mr, George Parker who
recently underwent surgery in
University Hospital, London
returned home on Thursday.
Mrs. Murray Traquair, who
has been a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London returned to her
home.
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December
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