Huron Expositor, 2007-11-07, Page 38Correspondence
Susan Hundertmark photo
Terry Williamson, of the Seaforth Optimist Club accepts a cheque for $1,200
from Betty Glanville and Marie Hicknell-Feeney from the Seaforth Agricultural
Society's pic auction. The highest bid for one pie at this year's fair was $220.
The Huron Expositor • November 7, 2007 Page 37
Huron County libraries
to accept food for fines
All branches of the Huron
County Library will be participat-
ing in the 'Food for Fines' program
again this year.
From Nov. 17 to 24, the libraries
will accept non-perishable food
items in place of cash for overdue
library fines.
This project is offered through
the Huron County Library in part-
nership with the Huron County
Health Unit and local food banks.
"This is a popular initiative
among Ontario's public libraries.
In 2006, 623 people donated 927
Staff gets in the Halloween spirt
Gail Mason and the
Fellowship Singers provided
a wonderful program of
gospel music for residents on
Sunday, Oct. 28.
Monday afternoon the
Hensall United Church
women provided prizes and
assistance for their last
bingo of the month.
Breakfast group Tuesday
morning dined on a virtual
smorgasbord of blueberry or
pear pancakes with syrup,
eggs, toast, fruit, coffee, tea
and juice. Volunteer Lillian
Beer assisted at the pro-
gram.
In the afternoon, Rev. John
Zwaan led worship with
Belva Fuss as volunteer
pianist. Residents enjoyed
special music at the service
when Rev. Zwaan and his
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wife Greta sang a duet.
Euchre players .gathered in
the dining room with volun-
teer Francis Kinsman on
Wednesday for a lively after-
noon of cards.
Pumpkin carving occupied
several others as they creat-
ed various Halloween faces
for display at our front
entrance.
Residents were entertained
by an amazing array of cos-
tumed staff throughout the
day with a favourite being
the expectant black cat.
Coffee & Current events
drew a good crowd Thursday
followed by food committee
where everyone was happy
to give input and suggestions
for food services.
Candle crafts was the focus
in the afternoon when a
group worked on making
various sizes of beeswax can-
dles to sell at our craft and
bake sale Saturday, Nov. 17.
Lisa Stewart, music thera-
pist spent a productive
morning working with resi-
dents Friday going from
small music group to Chime
Choir.
Baking group also met
Friday and tried out a
recipe for Divine Toffee
Squares which they agreed
upon sampling truly was
divine.
In the evening Andy's
friends entertained at
Friendship Friday. in the
Retirement Home Lounge.
Community mourns Evans
William Evans, formerly of Dublin,
passed away on Oct. 23, at the
Greater Niagara General Hospital.
He is survived by his wife, Marjorie
and children Jo -Anne (James)
Arnold; Colleen (James) Tatamic
and James (Christine) Evans. His
funeral was held at Sacred Heart
Church, Chippawa, Ontario on
Friday, Oct. 26 with burial in
Niagara Falls. Sympathy is extend-
ed to all his family particularly to
Marie (Jack) Cleary (his sister).
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items through public libraries in
Huron County, clearing their
records and their consciences at
the same time, and everybody
benefited from the project," said
Beth Ross, County Librarian.
"It gives library users the oppor-
tunity to clear their record, return
overdue materials, and support
the food banks serving their com-
munities. Fines for items will be
waived on a one to one ratio; it's
simply one item of food for each
book overdue."
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