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Back from Iceland and Italy
Megan Straw, (left) and Julie Darling, pictured with
Exeter Lions Club President Cliff Marsden, spoke to
the club last Wednesdaynight about their Lions -spon-
sored summer trips -to Iceland and Italy respectively.
The girls spent a week at Lions camps where they
met -teens from around the world. The rest of the trip
was spent with host families sightseeing and living as a
member of their communities.. Both girls said they've
made good friends which they e-mail often and said
they'd remember their trips for the rest of their lives.
FINN• Hensall Girl Guides
•
spend time with
their Buddies
11LNSAI.'l. lie;r►sall
G'iri-(vuides With leaders
Kim Bikke and -'Sheila
.Corbett held -their rrre:et-
itng •at (luee.nsway and
following. that met:their
Buddies. Isach girl is
ir,atchf�.d with a Resident •
M the Retirement !tease
and • once 'a month
spends air evening visit-
ing or playing a gams:
with their buddy. both -
the Residents and the -
Girl . Guides benefit. from
their relationship.
Rev.' Hcy}►old Kipler of
the Zurich tylen>•ioiii.je
Ctiurch.-led Worship
Ser -vice 'Tuesday after-
uoori walls- a i sermon'
about 'Loneliness" and
all the ways in vvblch we
4:an alleviate; it by re;ich-
ing out to ?theirs!
Winnie liutte,n;
Pastoral (:are volunteer
was in Wednesday kris
Bible; Study, wi'til
He-sidenis. A group of
about ten Residents pail-
ticipate; in the weekly
study In the evening
staff, volunteers and
faintly ruernt,ers were in
to "Uec'k the dells" tA
. ('lue.e:nsway for the
(.hristmas season. A
special thesis you to
lull'; Uebus for'enter-
taining with Christmas
Music r.0 the ,keyt)e►ard
ii Ite,tiretrie:ut Hant(t
lounge.
i Senior Dining Greoup
suet 'Thursday evening
for a 'delicious dinner
and stayed to enjoy the
music of Max & .The
he
Tuwnitners as they
p}ayed fur the November
birthday party. On sev-
. eras occasions the dance'
1";•. •r
floor, was• full which
always adds to the" fun.
•..always
greetings to
livelyn• FIetc.her,.Vert}
Parker, Arthur "Farling,
and Helen Ferrigno.Just
a'rernindei- to Senior
Uine�rs, pleaseioreservr;
ahead as space is limit-
ed. Just call 2(i2-28'30.
I)ue to• the-holiday'sea-�
Sun there will be -one
Senior.,Uining (;roup
scheduled December 10
with ente,rtiiinrnent by
"Auhibty Awesort@e"
Barbershop (1u;ir tet: '
Friday morning
Resident Council Met 1,1
and discuslit d the
rturneroui, events
Ulf; e� fe�r DeP.einbe}
There a''re lots 'of
evening events illalined
,to enable family mem-
'hers It,r► join up firr'the.
furs. Operatidns (;roup
met'ili.Rrtirerneut 1 ouir;
,lounge ui ,they trite%r uoori
arid 'they. especially look
forWar'd to.i ttit
'Friesid:ship ,Fridays
planned for 1)ecetn(►,et'.
Urr Ii;r.elubet'.4 at 7 30
p in Gloria Wilbe;e,
siroger and gfiitarlst
entertain and I)et:ember.
1 K at. 7.:i( p.m. haul.
Vailliucourt is bchcsd-
, uli;d: Community seniors
are always welcome.
•
• tornins events
December :S at 2 P.m.
(;r„aud (:over Singers;
f)eceutber 4 at '7 p.m.'
Travelogue to this
Agawa (:rinyon with
Hilda Payne; and at 7:30
p.m. Friendship Friday
witli Gloria Wilbee.
Awards presentation for Lucan 4-H
I.UC:AN - On Wednesday, November 25, the Lucan 4-
11 Club met at the Knights of Columbus Mini Hall for
the Achievement Night in their "Nome for
the Holidays" club. The evening, including
family and friends, was opened with'the 4-11
pledge by club president and chairperson
for .the night. Meghan McTaggart;
Introductions of the club members,and lead-
ers were made and there was a draw for the
door prize. Next, the group heard a poem'
"Home for the Holidays" written by- Jenni
Noyes. After, the. niembers presented their special pro -
Jetts. Several more door prizes were drawn, and two
members sang "The Twelve Pays of Christmas". The
• members helped the visitors create a candy
cane reindeer craft. .
This was followed by the awards presenta-
tion. Heather Marr received a special award
for completing six clubs. •
The evening closed. with the 4-11 motto and
the group enjoyed ~narks provided by the
club members. '
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