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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2009-03-11, Page 191 1 1 1 1 St rat ford C;llerr is .416 551 Huron St. . 273-6780 Show Schedule for March 14th - 19th Slumdog Millionaire Daily at 2:00, 6:45 & 9:15 344678 vg, The Reader Nightly at 6:45 & 9:15 ity„...:. - Race To Witch Mountain Dilly et 2:00, 7:00, 9:15 PC Watchmen Daily at 2:00 & 7:00 Mali Cop Dolly at 2.:00, 7:00 6 9:15 Hotel for Dogs x2:00 0 1 Su u0 Tuesdays www.stratfordcinemas.com Correspondence 41. ' Large crowd gathers for `Friendship Friday' Friendship Friday in the Queensway Retirement Home lounge drew a large crowd Friday March 6 when Phyllis De- ichert on piano, Lois Hodgins playing the Violin, Jack Youngston with his gui- tar and Anne Youngston and Gwen 0 Rourke with their Dobro's entertained residents and guests. Their rendition of "Out Behind The Barn" had residents in stitches as did some of their other humorous tunes. Bingo games in April are sponsored by the Hensall Presbyterian Women each Monday afternoon. The • Legion Ladies who provided assistance and prizes in February. Residents benefit- ted from massage therapy with Lori Burt R.M.T. who spends each Monday at Queensway provided her Therapuet- ic Service. Tuesday morning Queensway's Auxil- iary/Family Council met to preview the March Calendar and upcoming events, offering their valuable support at the many scheduled programs. During the Family Council portion Celtic theme church service MIZERM. March is here, but did it come in like a lion or a lamb? Temperatures were cold in Winthrop but weather was great. Rev. John's sermon at Cavan United Church was titled "Livestock." This Sunday was Foodgrains Sunday. Greet- ers and collectors were Gordon and Irma Pryce. Several from the area attended the IPM annual meeting in New Liskeard recently. They include Neil and Marie McGavin, Don and Maja Dodds, Jeff McGavin, Graeme, Helen and Michael Craig, Randy Wilson, George Townsend and Bob Leeming. Maja reported the temperature at Earlton on Feb. 27 in the morning was minus 35 Celsius. Paul Dodds was in Nashville recently attending a New Holland meeting. Coffee time at the church on Fridays at 10 a.m. is going well. The church service on March 15 at Cavan will have a Celtic theme. Join us after the service for Irish stew and a social time. Food for Thought If you look like the photo on your passport, you re- ally are not well enough to travel. By Ruth Campbell Jane & Mike J AMIK'S MUSIC DJ SERVICE & SINGER For more information Call 519-527-2100 or 519-440-7597 of the meeting Lois Thiel, director of care gave an education segment on the Prima • - ry Care Model recently implemented at Queensway. Tuesday's church service was lead by Rev. Anne Krueger of the Zurich Lu- theran .= Church. Rev. Anne gave Com- munion, assisted by volunteer Kay Mock to all residents wishing to receive it. Belva Fuss was pianist for the ser- vice. Wednesday afternoon baking group met to stir up• delicious date bran muf- fins and bake shortbread shamrocks for our upcoming St. Patricks party. Residents were pleased to have some family visitors join us for baking group and offer their verdict on our baking, which they pronounced delicious. Thursday morning, the Paper Hat Princesses of Community Living joined their friends anomm, at Queensway for a meeting in the Cafe with refreshments. Friday afternoon, residents had the opportunity to borrow books and make purchases from the tuck cart which ar- rives up on the unit each Friday after- noon. Exercises with Mandi gave residents 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 •zfi T. PATRICK' DAYPUB NIGHT TueS., March 17th Dublin Community Centre 7 p.m. 1 a.m. Entertainment reen Refreshments & Snack Hosted by Dublin Lions Club Age of Majority Free Admission • rr • 30 The Square • GODERICH 524-7811 Fri, Sat, Sun & Tue 6:45 & 9:15 Mon, Wed & Thur 8:00 Sat, Sun, Tue & Thur Matinees tinees 2:00 11 Giic=v-re' HofiiriWfts t .41 • 4s 4111' March 13-19 W ITCH MOUNTFIIN Fri, Sat, Sun & Tue 6:45 Mon, Wed & Thur .8:00 Sat, Sun, Tue & Thur Matinees 2:00 My Sat, Sun Iii Tue 9:15 PG rKE PINKPANTNZR 2 TIM 1M11/ wvvw.inovioltks.ca long distal„_r 1-800.265-3'i38 "rrrr • al; €P/ncma*cr Chap &.ta Make Your Own Beer, Wine, Coolers and Fruit Wine (53rew More er at hemel) s 84 Kingston St, GODERICH 524-2323 Seaforth Optimist Club TRAVEL THE WORLD & CASH LOTTERY FINAL DRAW FOR 2008 MARCH WINNERS TRIP VOUCHER TO PANAMA John and Della Bennett $100 Consolation Pat and Cathy Melady Marion Leyton/ Rod Holden NEW DRAW STARTS APRIL 1ST Tickets Still Available Happy Birthday Mom, Grandma and Great Grandma Anna McNichol March 13 a good workout Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings this past week, followed by quizzes and games. Residents are also benefittng from student activation aides several eve- nings each week with Wii game work- outs, reading and reminisce programs, games and art. BUCK & DOE Brad Ulch Sarah Jordan Saturday, March 21, 2009 Mitchell Community Centre cJ r)I1! 1 arra Music by DJ tint h Provided Age of Majority Tickets $8 "each Courtney 519-301-2628 Justin 519-345-2643 4,.., BUCK & DOE for BRIAN noM►6e JESSICA COSTELLO Saturday March 14 2009 Spm -lam Seaforth Community Centre • Age of Majority • Lunch Provided qp • Music by D.J. • Tickets $5.00 Tickets 519-522-2012 . 519-527-0496 Archie's UPI _ N Saturday March 14/09 8pm - lam BMG Community Centre Brussels Age of Majority • Lunch Provided Tickets at Door Love your Kids, Grandkids and Great Grandkids ■ • rill ■ 1°