Huron Expositor, 2007-11-21, Page 261
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Page 26 The Huron Expositor • November 21, 2007
Correspondence
Craft and bake sale draws a crowd over weekend
Queensway Nursing Home's
annual craft and bake sale drew
a good crowd Saturday, Nov. 17
with vendors selling handmade
jewelry, wooden crafts, Avon
products, candles and handcraft-
ed cards, knitwear
and crochet, tatted
bookmarks, wild-
flower fridge mag-
nets, and of course
lots of wonderful baking and
homemade
candy.
Customers
got a start on
their Christmas
shopping and
also the extra
holiday pounds
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when they visited
the Tea room
with its deli-
cious squares,
cookies, coffee and
tea.
Adrian Bakelaar of Bakelaar
Jewellers in Exeter visited
Queensway Wednesday afternoon
to provide volunteer checking
and cleaning of jewelery.
Residents, staff and family mem-
bers took advantage of Adrian's
service to get their jewelry
sparkling.
The Rev.
Keith Lewis of
Hensall United
Church led wor-
ship for resi-
dents Tuesday
afternoon with
Francis
Kinsman as
volunteer
pianist.
Father Peter
visited
Queensway
Stratford
Cinemas
:551 Huron St.
273-6780
Show Schedule for November 23-29
Stephen King's The Mist
Nightly d 6:4519:11 pm, Sat/Sun matinee at 2 pm
Enchanted
Nightly at 7:00 x19:15 pm, Sal/Sun matinee at 2 pm
Mr. Magoriums Wonder Emporium
Nightly at 7:00 & 9:15, Sat/Sun matins* at 2 pm
Bee Movie
Nightly
at 7:00 9:15, SaMSIn matinee at 2 pm
Q
Dan In Real Life
Nightly at 700 & 9:15 pa, SaYS4m mama at 2 pm
se
S6.00 Tuesda:s w;;v;.stratfordcinemas.com
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Tickets on sale at Blyth Festival
Office, Blyth General Store, Ernie
King Music (Goderich &wngham),
Dixie Lee in Clinton.
Credit Card Orders:
1-800465-7829
www.tommyhunter.com
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Wrap ppYourChristmas
The 21st Annual Seaforth Agricultural Society
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Collectible, Craft & Keepsake
Formerly: Fann Toy, Sports Card, Teddy Bear. boll, Gift & Croft
SHOW & SALE
at the Seaforth Arena, Public School di Agriplex
THIS WEEKENb!
SATURDAY, NOV. 24 & SUNDAY, NOV. 25
9: 30am - 4:OOpm both days!
door prizo
draws...
Sic $50
Shopping 1
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sprees /
Admission $4.00 Daily
••• New vendors! •••
We've got something
for everyone!
www.c4thogsociety.on.ca
Thursday morning to say mass
for residents with volunteers
Mariette Bilcke and Betty
Grenier assisting residents.
In the evening Carol Lebeau
played her keyboard in the nurs-
ing home sunroom with several
residents joining in an impromp-
tu sing song while others clapped
in time to the music.
Lisa Stewart, music therapist,
directed the Chime Choir Friday
morning for its twice monthly
practice. We are noticing an
improvement each time we meet.
Residents also benefited fro
exercises, massage therapy wi'tli
Lori Burt RMT, physio, breakfast
group and euchre and manicures
throughout the week.
Eight volunteer -auxiliary mem-
bers along with Programs and
Restorative Care staff attended
the Alzheimer Society's
Dementia 2007 Workshop at
Clinton's Betty Cardno Centre
Tuesday Nov. 13 for a very infor-
mative presentation.
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Novembe
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Love firm
Tanya
Mero,
August
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Wedding An
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Fisher - Mero
Fisher, daughter of Stan and Doreen Fisher of Elmira and Mark
son of Harry and Dianne Mero of Bayfield were married
25th, 2007 at the Lions Park in Seaforth. The couple reside
home on Goderich Street, West in Seaforth.
when they visited
the Tea room
with its deli-
cious squares,
cookies, coffee and
tea.
Adrian Bakelaar of Bakelaar
Jewellers in Exeter visited
Queensway Wednesday afternoon
to provide volunteer checking
and cleaning of jewelery.
Residents, staff and family mem-
bers took advantage of Adrian's
service to get their jewelry
sparkling.
The Rev.
Keith Lewis of
Hensall United
Church led wor-
ship for resi-
dents Tuesday
afternoon with
Francis
Kinsman as
volunteer
pianist.
Father Peter
visited
Queensway
Stratford
Cinemas
:551 Huron St.
273-6780
Show Schedule for November 23-29
Stephen King's The Mist
Nightly d 6:4519:11 pm, Sat/Sun matinee at 2 pm
Enchanted
Nightly at 7:00 x19:15 pm, Sal/Sun matinee at 2 pm
Mr. Magoriums Wonder Emporium
Nightly at 7:00 & 9:15, Sat/Sun matins* at 2 pm
Bee Movie
Nightly
at 7:00 9:15, SaMSIn matinee at 2 pm
Q
Dan In Real Life
Nightly at 700 & 9:15 pa, SaYS4m mama at 2 pm
se
S6.00 Tuesda:s w;;v;.stratfordcinemas.com
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
LIVE
1 N
C
0 N
CERT
TOMMY
*§Araiti
M )f M
THURS. uui.Woe-h■
Here's a
GREAT
ILYTN MEMORIAL NALL
Tickets on sale at Blyth Festival
Office, Blyth General Store, Ernie
King Music (Goderich &wngham),
Dixie Lee in Clinton.
Credit Card Orders:
1-800465-7829
www.tommyhunter.com
SI le
lin . • it s
i a 2 id a 7 7 r t t.. ' s aA NI It
1111Hsl ^• . it '4alel06Sata
1if11110 ■.:e' :„:"+at1i4arA
' &s: rtlN/f!! . "::` I: fit C3 kr.' 8
.eRs1• Ian=
al
Wrap ppYourChristmas
The 21st Annual Seaforth Agricultural Society
III 1
Collectible, Craft & Keepsake
Formerly: Fann Toy, Sports Card, Teddy Bear. boll, Gift & Croft
SHOW & SALE
at the Seaforth Arena, Public School di Agriplex
THIS WEEKENb!
SATURDAY, NOV. 24 & SUNDAY, NOV. 25
9: 30am - 4:OOpm both days!
door prizo
draws...
Sic $50
Shopping 1
1 „
sprees /
Admission $4.00 Daily
••• New vendors! •••
We've got something
for everyone!
www.c4thogsociety.on.ca
Thursday morning to say mass
for residents with volunteers
Mariette Bilcke and Betty
Grenier assisting residents.
In the evening Carol Lebeau
played her keyboard in the nurs-
ing home sunroom with several
residents joining in an impromp-
tu sing song while others clapped
in time to the music.
Lisa Stewart, music therapist,
directed the Chime Choir Friday
morning for its twice monthly
practice. We are noticing an
improvement each time we meet.
Residents also benefited fro
exercises, massage therapy wi'tli
Lori Burt RMT, physio, breakfast
group and euchre and manicures
throughout the week.
Eight volunteer -auxiliary mem-
bers along with Programs and
Restorative Care staff attended
the Alzheimer Society's
Dementia 2007 Workshop at
Clinton's Betty Cardno Centre
Tuesday Nov. 13 for a very infor-
mative presentation.
Nappy 1
81,11.1 da
Novembe
811!
"Emmer
Dors
Love firm