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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-02-05, Page 18-teaforth hiano Home bito s-♦a1a•M*MON artXOsTTON, frelossarpo, 1114111, Kids learn low to relieve stress theme nurse* se* - Health y Isiviing,,vatot into action this Amok. ilnMrs:Jlieanett's roan trey worked on SOS Success Ower Stress.'The kids in Iter mem learned that talking to people who• love and care for them. about -their worries and fears, is a way of relieving stress. Relaxation is another •way to lessen stress and using music and imagery and deep breathing the kids experienced a lovely way to unwind. Of dowse physical activity docs a big thing for . lowering the ole stress level and Mrs. Bennett led the kids through some tun exercises and making, a game of it as -well. Mrs. Scott's room was the place. to -be td learn about having a healthy breakfast. They talked about it, played Bingo about it and even drew pictures of what the kids had for breakfast that naming. I• Robbie Bums Day celehrated • Lucas. Fr. Hardy. Rev. Hauser and Jane Kuepfer. The residents really appreci- ate the time and support of our pastoral and entertain- ment volunteers especially during these cold wintry mouths. Everyone is looking forward to the Valentines Dance on Feb. 13 featuring Marie Flynn and The Huron Strings. - • ,,Lby Patty E3anks 88746156 Walton Mrs. Vivian had the outdoor group.'Tftey snowshoed, bad sack races. crazy carpet races, three-legged races and had fun as they got into shape outside in the snow. They celebrated all that geeing into shape by coming in and hav- ing hot chocolate with marsh- mallows. In Mrs. Vanda loop's room the kids did the "color of healthy living". Tbey-aaade a rainbow. acrostic that spelled. "Be Healthy"B-be healthy - you heard it here first The Early Years Class took a vote and a majority said the ground bog will indeed see his shadow. It is to be.a long winter. 1 don't •koow.about you but for mait=itas_alttady 'been aleo4,g •winter. On Sat. families from the Walton area gatherad.at'the Ken and Judy .9hortreed cabin to enjoy a_good ole fashioned sleigh ride. This all took part as a family get together put on•by the Walton School and Community par- ent support group. They had 32 tamilhes registered and around 125 people showed up on Sat. There were fires going in the pits with adults E -eat properly. H -happy• E- and kids alike roasting exerrcise. A_apprcaate things wieners and marshmallows. around you. L -laugh, T -think There .was hot chocolate positive. fl -habits (eleanli- provided inside`lhe cabin and toss, posture, sharing, -kind- -.Griffiths provided the.group noes), Y -you.. .with apples and -pears. 'The Well folks, you can say that -hill above the cabin was full Residents celebrated Robbie'Bums Day with a tra- ditional Scottish menu as well as enjoying an excellent t travelogue film entitled .'Scotland. Land of Legends." Marion Rose also entertained with many lovely Scottish tunes. ' Carol Carter and Bill Gibson also entertained with piano concerts during January. A snowy afternoon provided the perfect opportu- nity to view the movie "Matilda" -which- everyone enjoyed. Ministers who visited to conduct worship services were Rev. Vanderntey, -Rev. Offering for Community Outreach on Sunday Thi Hensall Shuffleboard scores for January 22i are •us -follows Theca Vandenboom 546. Tom Williams 500. Alicei Thiel 466. Dave Woodward 442, Ina Williams 417, Emma Campbell 411. Doug Insley 374, Russell Ferguson 3621. At Hensall United Church "Confidence" was •Rev. Peebles topic. The choir sang "1t Only Takes A Spark" with Doug Klopp.as organist. Rev. Peebles had a special story for the children. "Joyful. Joyful. We Adore Thee" was sung. --The official board was inducted Thanks were expressed to Hilda Payne for her work with the junior choir. The ushers were Dan Crerar and Darryl Preszcator with Barh Ciackstetter look- ing after the elevator. Hilda Payne was the greeter. Cenmmuuiun will be served February '4 and a second • offering for Community Outreach will be taken. Anyone needing a ride to church should call Cecil Pepper in Kay Muck. Drop -In will be held on February 20. 1f you aren't a regular diner call Marg Cole at 262-2304. The Afternoon Ladies meet un February 6. 'The Hensall and District Horticultural Society will meet on Monday, February 10 in the Hensall United Church at 11 p.m., The new executive will be sworn in at this meeting. • . A Community Progressive Euchre will be held at the Community Complex in Hensall on February 13 at 1:30 p.nr. Prices and coffee will be provided. The.admis- sion is $2. Everyone is wel- come. • Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 41) Happy 100th Anniversary Women's Institute! Kippen East Women's Institute held its January meeting at the , home of Li.l McLellan with Court News Satiorth man guilty of alt David Wernham of $caforth pleaded guilty to four charges in General Division Court in Goderich on Monday in ,con- nection to events involving his ex-wife %Rgbync Wernham. Ne pleaded guilty, to assault t:it aipg bodily harm, forcibly ,aeisieg• her and two charges of threatening her. -He has been in custody suave August 1996. ' David Werntumi received a sentence of 12 additional months in jail from Judge -C. Meisener and two years pro- bation during which he is to have no contact with his ex- wife. nine members present. The Roll Call was to tell about something you- got from another country. Plans were tinaliz,ed for the Febnnary 19 and March 31 Anniversary meetings. Dorothy=Bell intro- duced our guest speaker ,Barbara Keyes who had many inte(t sting things to tell about their Mission trips to Mexico. of kids sliding down, and it was a wonderful occasion tor everyone. It was such a good turnout that another sleigh was brought in so that two teams could go at the same time. Feb. is Heart and Stroke month•ao canvassers will be coining to hontasao collect. Jim and Mary Mann were greeters at Duff's United Church Feb. 2. Rev. Mmny gave the Call to Worship and the opening:hymn, "1n the Bulli There is a -Flower" was . sung . Rev. -announced that a .Laacn .Bible study :will begin -at the Manse on Fob. 12 at 10:30. Everyone is more than -.welcome to attend. The UCW wiljmeetFeb. 5at 1:30. Also coming up on the I2th will be the Valentines luncheon and card party starting at 11:30. Come and enjoy a .great areal and relax after- wards with a. game of euchre. Lawn Bowling Club hosts :are at Legion The Seaforth Lawn Bawling Club -hosted its January 'eutchre at the Legion Hall Jan. 28. Hostesses for the °evening were Iteatrice Stoll, Jean Pinder-and Bob and Edith McMillan. Eight _tables -were in -play and win- ners were as follows: ladies high, Edna Mitchell; Indies lone hands,-Rika Van-Bake1: ladies consolation, Olive 'Pappie; men's high. Ken Preszcator; men's hone hands. Frank Hulley; -men's consola- tion;Theo Van 8akel. 'The next .euchre .will be Feb. 25 at $ p.m. Hostesses will ;be Olive Vapple,, Grace Broadfoot andBcuy Hulley. Entertaining piano mUsu .February has just begun. It's a wonderful time to show sotnotnte that you can: Although winter seems like it fact started .a new weeks ago, it's hard to believe that it will soon be over. Once again, Henrietta Brown entertained us on January 10 with some won- derful pieces, on the piano. .'This is always a favorite with the residents ' On one of our "nasty days" when some staff were snow- bound, Anne Leeper per- formed sonic wonderful songs on the -piano. While she played we•had-the plea- sure of listening to :Norman Turrell and Antic Veldhuis sing. This was a woindetful treat for those Who Were unable to get -home. 'Thank you to everyone for snaking Seaforth Manor \I Retirement Home this a memorable evening. We were saddened this month with the passing of two resident,.. Ruth Vandermeer and Mabel Harvey. Our sympathy is extended to brxh families at this time of sorrow. Both of these ladies will be missed greath . Get well wishes are sent to Isabel Murray who is a patient in Seaforth Hospital. We welcome Harold Ghazrcr. Happy Birthday to Norman Turrall. Feb 3 and Larry. Mason. Feb. 5. Fun and Fitness enjoyed Fun andFittness masted, the .day off Monday with a super turnout of residents. Everyonepa rticipa1Cd to their level of ability and following .exercises, •0everal word games. a .quiz, .and, singing wcrt enjoyed. In the after- noon the last vides in our series called "Human Life" .was shown. Residents have really appreciated this aeries and vire thank Marg Cole for kindly loaning wit to us. Tuesday afternoon "Rev. Di Novo of Bruceficld United Church' led; .worship service. Thank you to the Reverend for a.terrific sermon. and:alao Sharon Dignan for leading the singing. Breakfast Club was well attended Wednesday morning with several, savouring the taste of'the pancakes and sausage. it was .a leisurely way to start the day. Choice of breakfast music wes.a Guy, Lombardo tape. Wednesday afternoon rest-, dents benefitted from aro- J Queensway 4 'r tnatberapy -as teet were mas- saged with essential oils'. lavender and. tangerine. A more soothing experience is hard to fund. - Nursing Home Resident Council met Friday morning and retirement home opera- tions group met in the after- noon. Coming events -tor- February torFebruary were discussed and residents input was sought-- regarding oughtregarding refreshments they'd like and any ideas they •had regarding programs they would like to see offered. . ,Everyone is looking forward - loan 'active month. ' COMING EVENTS: Feb '5.'7 p.m._Valentines Party. .sponsored by the Hensail Legion and Legion Ladies Auxiliary 7th. 7:30 p.m. Two Doers Sao,. up to 57,000 • W TH AUTOMATIC AND AIR CONDITIONING! • 4.21 205 hp V6 • Power Steering • 8' Cargo Box • Rear -Wheel ABS • Dual Airbags - With • Chrome Bumpers Passenger -Side Deactivator • AMIFM Stereo Cassette V t.tt` NL •t_t$Mk°..r .X LS Nl-0,eiA'j} With A Third Door More! For 349 '97 F -SERIES XIS 4x2 SUP!R'AE AgE Pp�MBN1fay`. t.ti �4 MuN 5- VgnPpYZay`s u0 ,.etre. 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