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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-07, Page 9inquaCLEARANCEA QUALITYPPLIANCES. NEW CLUB - Queensway Nursing Home residents and staff visited the Hensall Livestock Sales on Thursday as the first event for their new agricultural club. In the front row are Bill Eveland (left), Gerald Heffron, Edison Forrest, Iva Reid (back right), Neil Regan, and Carol Gascho. Space still open in nursery programs By Susan Hartman HENSALL - Due to popular de- mand, the Hcnsall District Child- hood Centre (Nursery School) is operating on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. Some openings are still available. for the Wednesday and Friday mom- ing programs. Please call Jackie Blair at 262-2018 for further dc- —, tails. Nor.thcrest News Exercises have resumed in the lounge on Monday and Friday .smile these days as his first great grandchild arrived a- week ago. Lynne and Gary Gravett of Port El- gin welcomed the arrival of their baby girl Ashley Lynne. Shuffleboard August 30 six -game winners were Marg Richardson with 417, Dave Kyle 385, George Dowson 297 and Dave Woodward with 296. Five- gama w.inncrs inclodcd Dorothy Brintncll 331, Emma Campbell 316, .and -Genie Moir with 310. mornings at 9:30. Shuffleboard will be played next Glen McKnight is wearing a Tuesdayasusual. Page 9 .Seniors start club HENSALL - An Agriculture Club has been added to the list of activities for residents of the Queensway Nursing Home and ac- tivities director Carol Gascho hopes it will renew old ties for those with agricultural backgrounds. ' The club's first activity was a field trip to the Hensall livestock auction sale fast Thursday for four Queensway residents. Gascho said the ideal outing for the residents is four at a time and the small numbers make it easier Queensway Views HEN-SALL - Monday morning several ladies enjoyed a hot cup of tea and snack in our sun room while we read the newspaper and discussed current events. Joyce Pepper joined .us in the afternoon for -choir practice as we prepare for an engagement in Seaforth. Tuesday, Reverent Wright led our worship service with Joyce Pepper as volunteer pianist. Bowling in Zurich at Town and Country Lanes was the highlight of Wednesday af- ternoon. Thank you.to Iva Reid for being such a faithful volunteer driv- er and helper. Friday morning Fun and Fitnesrs was the name of the �anw, inothe Activity Room, followed by a dis- cussion on our upcoming Interna- • A FINAL HUG - Krista Dayman gives mother Brenda one last hug before starting her first day of kindergarten at Hensall Public School. f \• ,) Cell 236.4457 D nan g Landscaping Sod Supply -/� R.R. 2 Nensall, Ontario LANDSCAPING Your key to year round beauty • Toke advantage of aur complete professional landscape design service . • Phone and our landscape designer will make an appointment to call on you and produce a detailed drawing. • Paving Brick • Fertilizing •• Ground Work • Sodding • Seeding • Railway Ties • Design Service • Nursery stock planting Order your nursery stock now...or the work can be done by our landscaping specialists. All nursery r ' stock guaranteed Phone 236-4457 235.167 Quality Is first In our businoss NOT SO SURE - Hensall Public School kindergarten teacher Joyce Preszcator welcomes a rather reluctant Aaron ,Lebold to his first day of school. tional Day, September 30. . - We are still hoping to hear from more volunteer knitters to help pro- duce items for the coming craft and bake sale in November. We supply the wool, you supply elle expertise. Just call 262-2830 for more infor- mation. We'd like to extend our sympathy to the family of Gord Schwalm who passed away. He will be missed by us all. - for the community to prepare for their arrival. The club will be contacting the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food as well as local 4-H clubs for support and information. It is ex- pected the club's members will be able to participate in activities twice a month. • Another benefit of an agricultural club is its appeal to the male resi- dents of Queensway. This is im- portant, said Gascho, because so many nursing home activities and clubs are geared towards their larger female populations. Gascho finds some residents still have their contacts with the agricul- tural inaustrics. She cites Gerald Heffron as an example; many of those at the stock yards Thursday welcomed Heffron back, remember- ing when he drove "a stock truck for Hensall Livestock Sales. We're glad y�uasked! BOB FLETCHER HOW DOES A FUNERAL HELP THE LIVING? Funeral services act as a focusing point for the grief people feel at the loss of a friend or loved one. The funeral is a chance for those close to the departed to gather, share memories -and help each other through a diffiCult time. If there is no funeral, or if only a memorial service is held, such sharing may be incomplete. Memorial services alone fail to emphasize the fact that death has occurred, partly because they usually take place after the most intense grief feelings have passed. 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