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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1998-07-22, Page 24Page 24 1 imt's-Advocate, July 22, 1.998 COMM 1JN ITY • • ueensway barbecue Enjoying the weather. Residents and staff at Queensway Nursing: Home in Hensall en- • joyed excellent weather July 17 during their barbecue; which the home will be hosting eve- ry Friday for its residents.. Picture d from left are dietary staff membbr Nancy Young, res- ident Edna, Stewart, retirement home staff member Ellen Green .and• resident' Lorna Spencer, $500 shopping spree! 441f11,A NEU Loading. Up. Steve Hendrick of Crediton was the winner or the ,lst.prize in the Hensall Spring -Fair, Raffle Draw held on June 13. For his prize, Hendrick. won $ $5Q0 shopping spree at McTaggart's Food •Mark'et,,in Hensall on July -1q. Hendrick. had • two minutes to grab food in She grocery store andended tip with'three• fUliearts, The. cost of the shopping spree was split between store opener Ron McTag- gart and the Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society. Sunday entertainment at Villa Dinner and a show. Residents' of the Exeter Villa and guests were treated to .musical en- tertainment. by Bob Heywood on Sunday, A potluck dinner followed. the show. At top from left, Lauretta Siegner; Gert Beaver and Stella Taylor enjoy .the dinner: Introduction. of pen pals_ By �luriehl:ewis lessons were read by Norma Pau) . Granton i•arresponrlerlt and the"ntinister„and special music GRANTON - Sympathy from, was a. rp al duct 'Just a closer walk the community is cxtcndcd -tri rhe..' with thee' by l:etin and -Gerald Paul • • )amily.of Gerald Dann who,died at. accompanied by Wihna. Davis. •ilte Stratford on Friday, July 17. flowers were iri n cniory oillla and The history -boot: committee mnf Morris Wackier 'given by their ., at the Biddulph 'Township offices I;unity. . - in• Lucan on -Monday evening. -July Wl Rally - 13. The contents are now ins the. -The $3rd Middlesei County WI. hands of the printers and the, hook. Rally was hosted: by Middlesex - t expected to be.puhlishcd some North' District at -'Coldstream -- time M November, Anyone wishing Community Centre on Tuesday,. to reserve ,a copy- can-inake' a July 14 when. -tire thetnc was Elsie Dann enicrsvhtained at -an meeting and putty Mclntyrc'was - .. afternoon tea:on, .ju1y 16.en V1)i the secretary.. n>cmhers were invited to meet their - Sevcnty,metnhcrs and visitors pelt pal Juan Valehtintt . of - enjoyed -the singalong led- by Portsrno'uth. England who was . Glenna Ladell. and Betty McIntyre visiting in Lyndi>n-with Helen find th'c- Light ,and Lively by . Johnson (formerly (>t'Kintore)'. Katherine McNaughton. Provincial - -Alma 'Nicholson, . Florence Board Dir)ctor Willa Johnston 1. deposit _thr't�ugh the township ,changes and challenges. Northwest office. district president chaired the • M.•_,ot>ert, Elsie ,Dann,apd Norah, brought greetings rind .1st vi.cc Wissel attended the Huron Country London area,pYesident Pauline ,Playhouse in Grand Bend.on Fridai Lindsay commented on the theme 7ti sec Steel Magnolias. ; . l ' and announced ,that the arca.:. Al the Granton United Church oh con'ventionwill he held on October July 19 Val Hodgins' of, London led 22 at the. Kirkton ‘C'oininunity the service ' Centre.) Thu annual breakfast in the park ' Copgratulations to Cara Reith,. hill be held' next Sunday.`fuly 2e daughter of Jinnand Marian; who' „8:30 a.m. hi 10:15 a.m.'flillowed by was:• awarded the., WI . Rally the service with speaker' and .,,Scholarship for 4-H'work: muNician Bob -Heywood. , • Lynn Ammon gave information Tfie vacation bible 'school is July .from the Ontario Breast Screening' 27-31 at the church: -Children arc to program. „ ' register, by July ,20 by, calling Entertainment was-providcd in Doreen McRohert'2'25-2853 'or' ' _song and accompaniment by April Bryan 225-2162'_ • ' Sharon 15ephillipeaux, Sarah Engel At 'St. Paul's Anglican Church; • Kirkton with St- iantes.,St..Mary3 in attendance, Rev. Glenda Meakin :led,'the cuinmunjon service. , Gotchal. andRehecca Elliott. The.guest speaker was Sharon Cattyrssc. the education director at ,Strathri>y Hospital who advocated focusing on the things that bring pleasure to onc'3 life. including humour -and a smile. Weigand off to provincials I:XIr 11:R - 1{scter l a,s tib,,,+ l n C'lub's Andrea -Weigand will represent District -Vat the '98 Pro. inc i.d Ladle's' (:hampirinships at Ottt s.t.FI t kt c lawnhowliiig Club -July 25 2b: 11 \ -n!ani1 v,ins the !.01 ‘.1-: she v,ll.adsancc tri the ('anadrut • C1J:un1>ionshrps ctt -Victoria. B.C.. Aug. 1.7-22. 3 -on -3 back in Lucan Labor Day I.UCAN — 'l hrcc-on-duce Itocke 1. costing hack to Lucan on. Labor, Day weekend. 'Called the "f t+,tcst -grog ing hocke loci n.iine nt stele atriunJ' by tournament director Lori-Ct,uJurc. the.I.ahor Das tournament is set for.Sep•t..4-7 al the_ Lucan and Huron Park. arenas. _' . •"My group (:3 (1ti 3 Hockey Intetnattotial l is acknowledged as the first lir ol'ler this style of titurnament play •to combs in all of south- western Ontario." ' .. . - 3 on 3 Hockcys last two, tuurna ncnts id 42 and 52 teams at i.ucan and -S1: Mares areinas.rtspet-tivcty. , 'Hie Labor 1)a ttdtrnev iS Open to boys horn. in '91 to,:8 t, .. >',rls/womei from -novice up tri Sr. A and AAA and men's elite -open and rec non -carded players. ' . Registration is $300•per.teani and carries a lour game guarantee. • Gaines c-onsist o('.two periods (10 and -I5 ntinules'respectivcly) ,with few face-ol'I:s.i.•Icanis May have a maximum nine skaters plus a -goalie. Hockey -sticks- will he giant- to the div►aon winners and sec- ondary prizes to all:participaittl. -•' - Cout'urc saidttiree-on-ihrec action is almost -nun -stop with Play -. ' ers clearing the rune after offsidos. goals and goalie saves s+'hen the '"' pass,:s puck is smothered. "lucre is no. icing and. two-line 1 . , allita-cd. ' lirenaltie result rn pcnalt) shots taken at.the c id of lite game i), lieu of penah) time. ' Get -skating Lucan; -. ' , LUGAN —'Geta head start -on the hockey season with Ltican , Skating Clubs power :skating. puck handling, and conditioning • camp Aug. 31 Sept.•4'. -, There -will he ix\t sessions: sr..ti•ke to minor.atom and minor - atoni and up. 'llie jr. session run% 8 a.m.-;10 and the sr. session 10 • - a.m.-rtiook both -at the Lucan.a?sl&ntorial 1ontmunity Centre. Cost is $90 per 'skater. ` i... , r . . . - For more inJ'ortuation or to regisicr.-call Janet 13.untistead at.227- 0029 or instructor !Mike -Hernrm at -171-3929 . A'otlectiot H1�1lth) , Fant�cr'sC {,Derr, <ilC v D{Prose R _ V(%likin �; b}' {{arty A� Scbsocit ` nor`, nn n,>u� £ICDuuf'tR:4.: Birds • They made themselves right at home. Abbey Lane resident' Janet Winters, seen above, woke up on the'moming of July.10 to discover 10 ducklings in her pool. The mother duck had already been living in the pool for the previous three days and, according to Winters, expressed anger whenever anyone got close to the ducklings. In the photo above, Winters' attehMpts to scoop the ducklings out of the pool proved fruitless as they simply ran back lr:o the water. Eventually the ducklings escaped on their own and were rejoined by their mother. • - • (