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Coffee Break raises $261
Queensway Nursing and
Retirement Residence's
Coffee Break for the Huron
County Alzheimer Society
Thursday, Sept. 21 was a suc-
cess, raising $261 for the
cause.
In the afternoon Cathy
Ritsema, executive director of
Alzheimer Huron gave a pre-
sentation about the services,
that the society provides.
Residents benefitted on
Monday from the services of
Lori Burt, registered massage
therapist.
Hensall Presbyterian
women provided assistance
and prizes for Bingo Monday
afternoon with a good crowd
that turned out to try their
luck at the game. •
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Tuesday morning breakfast
group participants met over
eggs, bacon, toast and fruit
with volunteer Kay Mock
assisting.
Tuesday afternoon, Pastor
Harry Frielink led worship
with Belva Fuss as volunteer
pianist. His message was
about the importance of
prayer.
Wednesday was a busy day
with the usual Fun and
Fitness in the morning and in
the afternoon volunteer
Donna Smale was in to orga-
nize the euchre games.
Several residents alsomet
for baking group to stir up a
batch of applesauce oatmeal
cookies to serve at the
Alzheimer Coffee Break
planned for Thursday.
In the evening, residents
gathered in the lounge to
hear volunteer Carol Lebeau
play a wonderful repertoire of
songs on her keyboard.
Several residents sang along
and there was some beautiful
harmony happening.
Friday morning exercises
and quiz games helped resi-
dents work out their bodies
and minds. In the afternoon
ladies benefitted from some
extra pampering with hand
soaks, nail care and fresh pol-
ish.
Legion holds first generalmeeting
The first general meeting of
the Seaforth Legion was held
on Sept. 21 and five new
members were initiated.
They included Doug Jones
as an ordinary member, Chris
Cardno, Conrad Burns, Jerry
Feeney as associates and
Greg Medd as a non-voting
affiliate. The new members
were welcomed to the branch.
We were at Parkwood
Hospital_ on Saturday, Sept.
23 and the response for sup-
plies for the vet-
erans from all
the Branches of
Zone . C-1 was
wonderful. The
veterans were all
brought to the
auditorium and
a program was
enjoyed.
Comrade June
does a great job
in recruiting tal-
ent and each was
given his bag of
supplies.
The veterans'
banquet will be
held in Hensall
on Oct. 29 and if
you can go, please
contact Comrade
Gord at 519-522-
0474 or Comrade
Paul at 519-522-
0121.
Zone cribbage is
on Oct. 21 at
Branch 307,
Howick. If you
can go, sign up at
the branch.
This Friday
evening and
Saturday the
membership com-
mittee is having a
Blatt()l•lll I A giotl
blitz for membership dues.
Get in on the Early Bird
chances for some free . draws
on memberships for- next
year.
Sgt. -at -Arms Gord Dick is
looking for recruits to train
for carrying the
colours. Call Gord at
519-522-0065.
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Sunday, October 1, 2006
Noon - 4 pm
Start with a
Lions' Club Country Breakfast
at the Auburn Community Hall
(9 am - I pm)
Tour Passports @ $S per vehicle
available at Auburn Hall from
noon - 2 pm
Bring your camera and binoculars
for the spectacular sights!
A project of the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture - For info:
1-800-511-1135 or 519-482-9642
Friday night meals thisweek
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
To Don Eaton and Dilys
Finnigan, glad to hear you're
home and get well soon.
At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them.
Ann Wood
P.R.O.
Brussels 2967
Army Cadet Corps.
is looking for
NEW RECUITS
Girls and Boys 12-18
Meetings every Tuesday
7-9 p.m. at the Brussels Legion.
For more information contact Richard
Miller at 519-527-0586 or log on to
www.cadets.ca or come to the Legion
on Tuesday evenings.
*Becoming a cadet does not mean have to
join the army but you will be introduced to
fun activities, leadership, sports, trips,
camping and all of this is FREE.
"Attention Comrades°
Seaforth Legion
Branch 156
Membership Blitz Weekend
SEPTEMBER 29 & 30
Drop in to renew your 2007 membership.
Be in on all the "Early Bird" draws
to win 2008 fees.
2007 Fee Schedule
September 1- October 31- $40.00
November 1- 30- $45.00
December 1- 31- $50.00
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