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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2001-08-08, Page 1212—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, August E, 2001 Correspondents Dublin woman attends family reunion in Mitchell Eileen MacRae of Dublin, joined the Turner family as they held their Dublin annual reunion in Mitchell Park, on Sunday. July 22. Twenty-five relatives sat down to a delicious smorgasbord dinner. One minute silence was held in memory of Allan Pridham who died since the last reunion. Dinner prayer of thankfulness was given by Anna O'Donnell. Relatives were present from Kitchener, Stratford, Mitchell, Dublin and surrounding district. Happy Birthday to Clare Murray, R.R. 1, Dublin, who celebrates on Aug. 11. THOUGHT FOR TODAY A bird in the hand is better than one over your head. Visiting bands inspire residents to dan We would like to welcome Stella Johnston to our Retirement Home. During the hot days, we have enjoyed many ice cream and popsicle parlors here. Some days inside, where the air conditioning is and other days outside on the patio. Our dietary staff has put on a barbecue for us every Thursday at lunch. This has really been a treat for us and we've enjoyed it very much. Peter Shaw came to our retirement home on July 6. Everyone enjoyed the interesting afternoon with Peter. We will definitely have him back again. The Swinging Seniors played music on our patio on July 10. It was a beautiful afternoon and there were lots of residents up dancing to the great music. Cathy Schalk, our administrator, baked pizza with our residents this month, from scratch. We look forward to baking again LIWA/ KNECHTEL Food Markets NowAvailadle TWO WEEKS OF HOT SAVINGS! T-BONE GRILLING STEAK Tail off, Cut from Canada AA/AAA Grades of Beef on patio on ■ Ib. Seaforth Manor Retirement Home next month. We held a pub on our patio on the evening of July 18. It was a hot night outside, however, it was nice to sit and visit with close friends. The Huron Strings also played for us on our patio in July, on another lovely afternoon. We had many people up dancing to the music and we even did the bird dance, which was a lot of fun. The Lions Club held a picnic at Lions Park on July 25. They picked us up by bus and we went to the park for the afternoon. There was a demonstration of a dog for the hearing impaired and everyone enjoyed this. Then there was dancing to Frances Melody and Tom Melody's band. What great old time music. Cleave Coombs got up and sang with the band and did a great job. We finished off the afternoon with a delicious supper from the Lions Club. Ice cream parlour held indoors for residents Fun and fitness started the week for residents Monday morning with exercises and games in the sunroom. Worship on Tuesday was led by Rev. Kevin Rutledge of the Emmanuel Baptist Church in Exeter. Volunteer, Lorraine Brock joined residents Wednesday afternoon for several games of euchre. Cards are a much enjoyed pastime for many residents and it's wonderful to have volunteers who are willing to spend an afternoon Queensway Nursing Home playing games with them. The scheduled ice cream parlour Thursday afternoon was welcomed by residents and staff as three kinds of ice cream cones were served. Usually this treat happens on the patio but due to hot, humid weather it was served indoors in air conditioned comfort. Food service supervisor Connie Townsend cooked for residents Friday at the end -of - the -week barbecue. Everyone is pleased to be making such good use of our patio. In the afternoon, the baking group mixed up several date and banana loaves and in the evening, Clare, Andy and Bob provided the musical entertainment for Friendship Friday in the retirement home lounge. Flower Show to be held today by Hensall Horticultural Society The Hensall shuffleboard scores for July 31 are as follows: Hensall (five games) George Racy 601, Dave Woodward 583, Isabel Rogerson 561, Alice Thiel 524, Theo Vandenboom 521, Hazel McEwen 507, Edna Dietz 466, Ethel McMurtrie 463. (4 games) Ina Williams 464, Tom Williams 425. Hensall United Church service will be held at Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church during the month of August at 10 a.m. T h e Hensall and District Horticultural Society will hold their flower show on Aug. 8 at the Hensall Arena. Everyone is welcome to attend to see the prize-winning entries, hear Carol Steckle's helpful hints, view Pat Cook's floral art and share in the goodies Lucielle Beer is arranging. Viewing starts at 6:30 p.m. Prize lists are available at Village Vines or phone 262- 2715. Only adults should operate ATVs and jet skis, warns provincial police The Ontario Provincial Police are warning adult owners of ATVs, jet skis or any other type of motorized vehicle that these items arc better off operated by adults only. Adults must be aware that many young children have not developed the intellect required to understand how these vehicles work, nor have they developed the motor skills required to react properly in order to handle them. All Terrain Vehicles, Jet Skis and other types of motorized vehicles arc extremely cnticing to young people. All youngsters think about is the "fun factor." Thcy arc not thinking ahead about what happens when things go wrong. Sports Often times this results in injury or death. Most recreation vehicles owner's manuals indicate that youngsters should only be allowed to operate such equipment under "close supervision of an adult" (excerpt from the Off Road Vehicles Act, Sec. 4(2)(b)). Close supervision means "having control." Scoreboard Soccer London and Area Women's Soccer League Second Division July 25 St. Columban'A' 2 at London Scottish 1 St. Columban goals: Joanne Terpstra, Jess Finlayson Coaches comments: St. Columban wins very evenly played match. July 27 Southend 0 at St. Columban 3 St. Columba' Soda: Joanne Terpstra. Sara Szabo, Tara Coaches comment:: Game well controlled by locals. Improve record to 6 wins. 4 losses. 2 ties. Third Division July 18 St. Columban 'JP 7 at Wallacetown 0 St. Columban pals: Jess Finlayson, Becky Sebben. Melissa Van Bakel 2, Pat Koehler, Mary Finlayson 2. July 22 Taxandrla 4 at St. Columban 'B' 1 St. Columban `nal: Mary Finlayson Coaches comments: Locals show up with flu effort. Fall out of first place for first time all season. St. Columban's only goal scored scored by Taxandria defender. 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