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Best decorated home winners chosen
Three winners were chosen Friday
in the Hensall B.I.A.'s first annual
house decorating contest. First prize
was won by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker
of York Crescent; second prize went
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moir, London
Road and third place honours went to
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Groot of Queen St.
It's too bad there couldn't have been
-more winners because there are
many v4onderful displays throughout
the village.
Nortkerest news
The residents held a traditional old-
fashioned . Christmas last Monday
evening complete with turkey and
plum pudding. Irene Davis donated a
lovely door prize which was won by
Pearl McKnight. After dinner a few
livel : aures of cards were ' la ed.
IN APPRECIATION — Rena Caldwell (centre presented -to ens o
appreciation on behalf of the Kippen East WI to 4-H leaders Barb Moi-
l/ fat left and Janet Pa • . Ie.
A GIFT — Santa visited the Queensway nursing home to hand out
parcels of treats to residents. He stopped to chat with Edna McLellan.
. It's a pleasure toori
our many
patrons and wish them, very basil
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year
from the staff at
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Dorothy Munroe is a patient in
Seaforth General Hospital. The Nor -
thereat residents 4,ould like to wish
her a speedy recovery in time for
Christmas.
John Gravett of Guelph visited on
Friday, December 19 with his grand-
parents, Glen and Pearl McKnight.
Hazel Luther has returned home
after a two week visit in Florida with
her son and daughter-in-law Eric
and Shirley Luther.
The residents would like W extend
their sympathy to the family of Joe
_McLellan of Northcrest who recent-
ly passed away.
Jack and Raye McKnight of Ottawa
Queenswa1,
Well, this is the big week! We are
on the final countdown for Christmas
as well as the year 1986. Let the fun
begin! Speaking �f fun we've been
having fun, especially in the past
week, to say the least.
On Monday we added to our
Christmas atmosphere with our,own
ielf-made murals which unavoidably
'tad a Christmas theme.
Tuesday morning brought us
visitors from the Hensall Public
School Choir, who came over to visit
and sing for us the season's favourite
carols. Thank you, students, for com-
ing over and seeing us.
Mr. Cowan held this week's church
service Tuesday_afternoon. it was a
delightful service, as we shared
stories, and sang carols.
Wednesday morning we got the
chance to go over to the Hensall
Public School to get a preview of the
children's Christmas Concert. It was
a super morning, as well as very
entertaining for all of us.
Wednesday was our annual -
residents' Christmas party. It was an
evening filled with Christmas cheer
as well as song, and a special visit ,
from old St. Nick himself. It was a
thrill to visit with Santa as he passed
out his special packages to everyone.
This night also marked a historical
happening for Queensway. The
residents' Christmas party marked
officially t(te Volunteer Auxiliary's
first special event, and it was a super
sucess. Thanks very much ladies!
The next evening it was t'a for the
Hensall Legion Christmas�rogram;
The event was a smashi success
and enjoyed by all. We would like to
send out a warm thank you to the
Legion for putting on such a special
evening for us. Queensway would also
like to thank George Mathonia and
group for sharing their musical talent
with us, as well as the Men's Choir
under the direction of Mr. Al DeHaan.
Thanks, gentlemen, for making our
evening very entertaining!
To finish our busy week we had our.
exercises bright and .early Fridays
morning. In the afternnon it was time!
for Men's Hour. the gentlemen spent
an enjoyable afternoon, visiting and
becoming friendly competitors with
several of our board games.
Well that's it for this week. Have a
safe and super holiday, and we wish
you and your family all the best this
holiday season!
Filter
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'IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA
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visited on Friday with parents Glen
and Pearl McKnight on their way to
speed the holidays with their
daughter Ruth McKnight in Port Ar- •
thur, Texas.
The residents of Northcrest would
like to wish everyone a Happy
Holiday.
Shuffleboard
A large group of 24 shufflers turn-
ed out on Thursday, December 18 at
the Hensall Arena. Afterwards the
Happy Pushers enjoyed a Christmas
party.
Ladies high scores were Betty
Grenier - 404, Eileen Dawson - 373, ,
Gertie Moir and Marg Consitt 292.
Men's high scores were Walter
Spencer - 391, Dave Kyle - 356 and
Alphonse Grenier 325.
Hensall Tykes
The Hensall Tyke hockey team •
battled to a 3-3 tie with Clinton on
Saturday. Hensall goals were scored
by Jeff Campbell, Graham Keys and
Brock Weiss. Scoring the goals for
Clinton were John Miller with two and
Darren Bartliff with one.
Library draw,
The Hensall Library held his annual
Christmas draw on Saturday. Mindy
Bell was the happy winner of the
gingerbread house. Other winners
were Shannon Kyle, Lisa Campbell,
Melissa Masse, Kevin Dickins, Shan-
non Wilcox and Priscilla Lambert all
of Hensall. •
Thank you to Velma Robinson and
Janis.Bisback for prize donations and
Merry Christmas from your library.
supervisor.
I would like to wish all of my
readers a Merry Christmas and Hap-
py New Year. Please feel free to call
me with all of your holiday news.
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Enjoy a happy and holy Soliday season filled with love
and laughter. We thank you for your patronage and look
forward to seeing you soon.
from staff at
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