Huron Expositor, 2007-09-05, Page 8Page 8 The Huron Expositor • September 5, 2007
VING THE GREATER SEAFO RTH AREA
Pastor Elly says farewell after six years at Queensway
Resident council meets to finalize plans for her farewell party and other events
Queensway Retirement Home
residents hosted their family bar-
becue Thursday evening in the
courtyard.
Everyone dined on hamburgers,
hotdogs and salads with ice-cream
or watermelon, or both for dessert.
Volunteer Bill Gibson provided
dinner music on the keyboard with
the perfect volume
to allow for visiting
as well.
Auxiliary
Volunteers, Lillian
Beer, Betty Simmons and Edna
Deitz assisted with serving and
Klaas Van Wieren presided over
the barbecue.
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Retirement Residence
100 James St. Seaforth
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Monday
afternoon, resi-
dents gathered
outdoors on the
deck for the
"build your own
ice-cream sun-
dae" program.
With the selec-
tion of toppings
available some
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residents just
gave up and said,
"I'll have them
all."
Shirley Luther of the
Salvation Army led worship for res-
idents Tuesday afternoon with her
husband Eric as volunteer pianist.
Volunteer Kay Mock assisted resi-
dents.
The Lakeview Mennonite Choir
sang throughout the hallways at
Queensway Tuesday evening to the
great enjoyment of the residents.
The singers finished their pro-
gram with refreshments and visits
in the retirement residence lounge.
Euchre players gathered
Wednesday afternoon for a compet-
itive hour or so of play. Family
members would be welcome to plan
a visit to join us for euchre as we're
always looking for a few more play-
ers.
Baking group produced some
delicious oatmeal cookies at their
Thursday afternoon group. The
cookies will be frozen for sale at
the upcoming bake sale for a breast
cancer fundraiser Oct. 5.
Friday morning, resident council
met to preview upcoming events
and finalize plans for some of the
special events such as Pastor Elly -
Van Bergen's farewell party.
We hope to have family and
friends join us as we bid farewell to
Pastor Elly after her six years of
service at Queensway.
Summer weather cooperates
nicely for barbecue days
It is hard to believe that
the summer is almost gone
and the fall season is upon
us. The weather sure has
been beautiful.
It has cooperated nicely
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Manor Retirement Home
on Thursdays and resi-
dents sure do enjoy get -
outside for the barbecue and ice
the patio.
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Residents
were invited to
go to
Scrimgeours to
celebrate a bar-
becue birthday
party and go on
hay wagon
rides. Everyone
is looking for-
ward to going
again next
year!
Diner's Club
and Dance was
a great success
in August with
2 Hearts and 1
Melody enter-
taining us. A
lot of fun was
had by all.