Huron Expositor, 2006-08-09, Page 19•
Correspondence
Residents enjoy special visit from newly -hatched pheasants
The Huron Expositor • August 9, 2006 Page 19
Monday morning exercise
group at Queensway
Nursin and Retirement
Home in ensall got people
off to a od start with
range of motion exercises
followed by several games
and singing.
Kippen United Church
women provided assistance
and prizes for the last bingo
in July.
Monday afternoons in
August ice cream parlours
are scheduled and then
bingo will be back in
September with the Hensall
Presbyterian women.
Volunteer Auxiliary mem-
bers met Tuesday morning
to preview the August calen-
dar.
In the afternoon, the Rev.
Mona Goulette of Bayfield
Anglican Church led wor-
ship with Belva Fuss as vol-
unteer organist.
Donna Smale was in to
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organize the euchre games
Wednesday afternoon. Two
tables of competitors spent
the afternoon playing their
favourite game.
Several ladies met in the
sunroom to benefit from
handsoaks, manicures and
fresh polish.
Lisa Stewart, registered
music therapist worked
with residents individually
throughout the morning
Thursday and also with her
group. Lisa brings many dif-
ferent instruments to share
with residents, so they can
make music with her.
In the afternoon, several
residents gathered to do
some corn husking, helping
to prepare the corn for the
supper meal. The seasonal
vegetable is a special treat
picked fresh in the morning,
husked and enjoyed the
same day.
Staff member Gail
Parsons brought in some
special visitors for residents
Friday morning. Two of her
newly -hatched pheasants in
their glass aquarium with a
mesh roof made an appear-
ance at the Fun and Fitness
group.
Legion hall packed full for seniorsdance featuring live music
What a night the Seaforth
Legion had on July 28 help-
ing the town celebrate.
Moonlight Madness.
Mike Smale and Colin
Young and committee led a
well-run parking lot dance
that was filled to capacity.
The young people enjoyed
the band VooDoo Lounge
Fish Fry
Aug. 13
very much.
Fern' Chesney and her
committee ran a wonderful
seniors' dance with music by
the Red Rascals, of Hanover.
The hall was full.
There was also a fish fry
for 350 people and the
Brussels Legion catered,
cooking the fish. and chips
The Hensall shuffleboard scores
for Aug. 1 are as follows: (five
games) Catherine DeCorte 458. (four
games) Cor DeCorte 393, Merle
McLellan 371, Donna Smale 247.
(three games) Edna Deitz 444, Willie
Hoornaert 427, Doris Hamilton 369,
Harry Pennings 341, Grace Corbett
206, Doris Muir 200.
The Hensall Community
Development Action Committee and
the Hensall Fire Department will be
presenting an "all you can eat" fish
fry on Sunday Aug. 13 from 5 to 7
p.m.
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and extras.
Veterans Gerald
Groothius and Wilbert
Maloney and Comrade Eva
Brown are in the hospital.
The very best to any mem-
bers who are ill and a
speedy recovery.
A Legion poppy seminar
and membership meeting=
will be held in Exeter on
Aug. 15 at 8 p.m.
Stretford
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Show Schedule for August 11 -17
The Night Listener
Nightly at 7 & 9:15 pm Sat/SuNTues matinee at 2 pm II
Step Up
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Nightly at & 9:15 pm Sat/Sun/Tues matinee at 2 pm
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Nlghtly at 7 & 9:15 pm
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Nightly at 7 Set/Sun/Nes matinee at 2 pm
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A Family Fun Event!
Demonstrations, Exhibits, Food
& Live Entertainment
PERTH COUNTY PLOWING MATCH
Saturday, August 26th 2006
Located on the Lealess Farm
5875 Line 26, Lot 6, Fullarton Ward - West Perth
Registration 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Competitive Plowing to stIrt Sharp at 9:30 a.m
Specialty Classes to start at 1:15 p.m.
Kids Plowing - All Day
General Information Call Tanya 519956.2847 or Bert 519-348-8761
Pork Chop BBQ from 3:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. at Match Site
For Tickets call Tanya 519-356-2847
Advance Orders Please
Queen of the Furrow Contestants
Legion fall council will be
held in Seaforth Legion
Branch 156 on Aug. 31.
PRO Ann Wood
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Harvest
by Anne Chislett
& Keith Roulston
Playing at the : yth Festival 'til September 2, 2006
www.blythfestival.com 519-523-9300
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Fri, Sat & Tue
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