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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-05-07, Page 16i s -mi HURON IMPOSfT'011. filmy 7, 1551 PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT SPRING FLING - Manor residents enjoyed dancing to the music of Marie Flynn and the Huron Strings who performed April 24 for the Spring Fling. Entertaining spring for manor residents May is here and along with good weather this is the month that we can remember how much our mothers mean to us. Residents at the Retirement Home started our annual gar- dening club in April. We planted many seeds, with many of them showing good progress. We planted toma- toes and beans. We have many green thumbs at the Retirement Home. We have had some students from St. Michael's School in Stratford come in to volun- teer. We enjoy them playing euchre, bingo and other activ- ities for us. Thank you to Kelly Devereaux, Don Sills, Jered Munro, Melissa Finlayson and Rob Craig. We have had several evenings when Henrietta Brown played the piano and Don Sills sang for us. The piano music and the singing were most enjoyable. Thank you bath. Ros ; Cardiff's daughters, Doren • and Dale were in and played the piano for us. It is (SeafManor orth RetiremeHome always a treat to have family members entertain for us. Thank you. On April 16 we had a flower word scramble. It cer- tainly helped us think spring- like even though the weather was not. Antje Veldhuis won the prize for thinking of three other flowers that weren't on the list. On April 18 the Sonic Youth Group were in to play bingo with us. We enjoy their company and its always a treat to have children around us. Thank you to all of you. April 24 was our spring fling. We enjoyed dancing to the music of Marie Flynn and her band. Our toes were tap- ping and our feet dancing to a variety of old familiar tunes. We then enjoyed a delicious dinner prepared by our dietary staff. April 29 was our tropical Greenspan uses phone records in trial CONTINUED from page 10 help. Adair also testified that before he left, he noticed a couple he recognized at the harbour as residents of Kitchener. He said they had been preparing for dinner in the back of their boat. He didn't specifically notice the Agawa Canyon, saying there are always ships in the harbour. In a lengthy cross-exami- nation, Greenspan went over in detail the time -line Adair had presented when describ- ing the events. Greenspan used phone records to show Adair didn't get to the boat until about 45 minutes after he said because of a phone call that was made from his home to his moth- er's in Stratford that evening. "I suggest to you, what you saw occurred on a date other than May 31," Greenspan said. Under cross-examination, Adair indicated he had seen Murray at his boat in the past with young employees from the Park House. • WOW Egmondville United Church PORK BARBECUE ;g WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 it 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. It Seaforth and District Q Community Centres 11 Cost: $9. for Adults $4. for Children 4-12 I Free - Ticke Egmo cess oVA dvil olers ble at Store "1 suggest to you, on two or three prior occasions, you saw Mr. Murray at the boat with women you assumed to be Park House employees," Greenspan said At press time, further testi- mony from witnesses at the harbour were expected on Tuesday. Moms indicated he would also be calling witnesses in regard to the search for a body and to how water tem- peratures would prevent a body from surfacing in the lake. f M.C.L. SOUND s FULL D.J. SERVICE . .„i Book Your Receptions, r' Buck & Does early! t r For more info. call . d John McLeod d 482-9984 ii evenings Children's Aid Societe of 'Joon Coon invites you to attend its -w Annual GIINIRAL MUTING to be held on Wednesday, May 28, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Board Room at the Children's Society office 413 MacEwan Street Goderich, Ontario Olt Gest Ott - Jane Naar Her topic - 'Are we the 'civilized' nation? Jane will toke a look at Canada's children and what we're doing k care for them. REFRESHMENTS AND SOCIAL TIME TO FOLLOW Memberships may be purchased of the agency of o cost of 15 per person, and are available for purchase until May 15, 1997. .c day. 'We enjoyed a movie in the afternoon as well as a very tropical meal at noon. Fun was had by all. We welcome Ross Cardiff and Thomas Miller Sr. It's nice to have you join our family. Our sympathy is extended to the family of Jean Cummings who passed away this month. Our thoughts are with you in this time of sor- row. Happy Birthday wishes for May go out to Mae Rock, Mary Church,Isabel Murray, Margaret Gray and Laura Balkwill. Enjoy your special day. DINEIBIS to t ,"'f;t d, 1tilerS t"..., i/ r 4 ri;10400 MIt VANASTRA'S ANNUAL COMMUNITY DAY!! Saturday May 10 * Community -wide Yardsales starting 7:00 a.m. * Mother's Day Specials - at 'Plant Paradise' (free hotdogs at day) * Babysitting - Video showing at the 'Church" (10:00.12:00) Coffee and cold drinks served!!! * Free swimming at the'Rec Centre' 4:30-6:30 pm HELP THE VANASTRA LIONS Support the Sick Children's Hospital. Donations accepted at various stations in the community. Starting May 10 till May 31 Sponsored by - The Vanastra Lions & Vanastra Community C.R.C. yyoouu • smug* s tihente ineo.w from an RASP or we intended M dear RASP kwesV vont$ wary covirpollive ra1N. cM Tony Arts 527-0744 Q Sun Life PHAPPY 507H114 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Ferg & Teresa Feeney May 10th 1947-1997 gave from your family4 FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE DAVIES-TEALL Scott Teall, son of Katie & Bill Teal! and Carrie Davies, daughter of Linda & Al Ansley and Dan & Cathy Davies, would like to announce their forthcoming mar- riage on May 24, 1997 in Windsor, Ontario. ALBERT ST. DENTURE CLINIC D.R. 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