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Dozens of Mother's bcardsard le
arrive in the mali fog mothers last we-ek
Queensway mothers along with
their family members and friends
enjoyed a wonderful Mother's Day
Tea Saturday, May 9 with music
provided by Gladys Van Egmond
and her daughter Susan.
A delicious light lemon cream
cake was served with lemonade,
tea or coffee at Queensway Nurs-
ing and Retirement Home.
A beautiful orchid plant was of-
fered as a door prize for the after-
noon and was won by Doreen An-
derson.
Mail volume increased signifi-
cantly this past week as grateful
sons and daughters made sure to
send Mother's Day cards to their
mothers.
The Hensall Presbyterian women
provided prizes amoommo
and assistance for
bingo games each
Monday in April.
The Hensall United women are
doing so in May and following the
bingo May 4, resident Beth Knox
os the Friendship Tea meet-
ing.
The Swinging Seniors played to
a full house Friday evening May 1
as every seat was filled in the Re-
tirement Home lounge by residents
looking to enjoy the familiar tunes
payed by one of their favourite
groups.
Church services the past two
weeks were led by Rev. Marybeth
Wilson on April 28 and Rev. Jim
Vellenga on May 5. Belva Fuss
and Freda Johnston
played piano for the
services.
Paper Hat Prin-
cesses of Community Living vis-
ited Thursday' and held their event
outdoors with their Queensway
friends in the courtyard in order to
benefit from the beautiful weather
and sunshine. The event was facili-
tated by Katie Nixon.
Grades 5 and 6 students of Hen-
sall Public School demonstrated
their skill and enthusiasm Thurs-
day afternoon as several played
numbers on their recorders and
choir members performed a selec-
tion of songs.
The students accompanied by
Lynn Bowman on the piano and
teacher Louise Hoffman acquitted
themselves beautifully with their
professionalism and skill and re-
spectful attitude towards their
attentive audience, among them,
several teachers who later shared
memories of the work and dedica-
tion that goes into such a perfor-
mance.
Artist Val Bradley spent Friday
afternoon at Queensway guiding
the resident artists among us as
they did beautiful Mother's Day
themed watercolour paintings:
Lori Burt, registered massage
therapist and Lisa ,Stewart, music
therapist were in to provide their
service to the residents.
Seeingfarrning machinery in the. fields and
the roads is a sure sign sprin,
It appears spring has arrived in
Winthrop the sun is shining and
the temperatures are warming
gradually.
A sure sign of the season is the
number of farm machines in the
fields and on the roads. The early
spring flowers are•_ putting: their
best blooms forward
and the deciduous
trees are showing
signs of fresh green.
Rev. John's sermon at Cavan
United Church for the Mother's
Day service was "From Beware to
Embrace," .:
on
:irne is here
The Daltons
were greeters
and collectors.
Two babies were
presented for baptism: Rylee Vic-
toria Dalton, daughter of Darrell
and Jodi Dalton and Sophia Jean
Coward, daughter of Jonathan
and Stacey Coward.
Don't forget Ca-
van's perennial
plant and bake, sale
Students of St. Jamesand St..
Pa#rack's schools receive First
Holy Communion on Sunday
- Congratula-
tions to area
children for
receiving their first
Holy Communion
recently.
The following stu-
dents received the
Eucharist for the
first time at St. Pat-
rick's Church, Dub-
lin, on Sunday, May
3; Claire Horan,
Jared McCarthy,
Kassidy O'Leary,
Kiera Porter, Col-
ton Quipps, Darcey
Saunders, Geor-
gia Schoonder-
waerd and Sar-
ah VanBakel.
At St. James
Church in Sea -
forth, students
404
receiving the Eu-
charist for the first
time on Saturday,
May 2, included
Trent Boivin, Bobby
McLachlan, Mat-
thew Schwarz, Cara
Swinkels and Alicia
Vulders and on May
3, Taylor McKee,
Jaymee Nolan and
Griffin St. Onge. r;44
St. James C.W.L. �=
is having a potluck
supper onTues-
day, June 2 at
6:30 p.m. at St.
James School in
the library. A short
meeting will be fol-
lowed by dessert
and a social time.
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