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HENSALL • Queensway
Nursing Home's Volunteer
Auxiliary mat Tuesday
morning and several
August events were dis-
cussed - the annual trip to
Bill Gibson's garden party,
the barbecue for family
and friends, Friendship
Fridays, the birthday
party, as well as the booth
at the Zurich Bean
Festival.
Queensway has a dedi-
cated group of volunteers
to assist at these events.
The rest home barbecue
will be held outdoors,
weather permitting, with
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residents enjoy manicures
the Bedacious Jazz Band
entertaining. Fesaliy and
friends sO
reserve. Haemo wiirso.
chairs.
Shirley Luther led the
Worship Service Tuesday
afternoon with Belva Fuss
as organist. Residents
enjoyed the informal
hymn singing following
the service with Belva and
Marg Cole.
Kay Mock„ travelled
Queensway ,ytith the Tuck
Cart, Wednesday after-
noon delivering maga-
zines, books and sundry
items to residents. They
IOOF 1 dge-Nt.b7 Chaplain Bruce Delbridge offers
words at the Exeter PubI Cemetery Decoration
Day Servic ' Sunday afternoon.
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pssipses, Apr Ow *Nog
as much as Ihn jerrchaa-
111tanieures were the
order of the day Thursday
as several women -
ered aroma die all& for
hand soaps,, ON& and
massage. 1lis is al morsel"
lent way to relax sod con-
verse about daily happen-
ings and events.
Andrew Rau, Doug
Insley and George
Mathonia gam a wonder-
ful performance in the
reticent home lounge at
Friendship Friday.
Between the regular and
Hawaiian guitar, accor-
dioftnand singing, everyone
had a great evening.
Coming events
August 12, 6 p.m.,
Senior Diners; 7 p.m.,
Card party in rest home
lounge; August 18, 6 p.m.,
Rest Home Family
Barbecue with entertain-
ment by . Bodacious Jazz
Band.
insaU!S Fashion show to feature
items from local merchants
filz Sangster
she Village of Hensall arrangements and
'are reminded that youth displays.
property taxes are due Tonight, August 11, is
on August 15. and are also the second annual
payable at the munici- 'Back to School' fashion
pa/ office. show. The event is a
Tonight, August 11, is fundraiser for t h e
the 11th annual Flower Hensall Playground
Show, hosted by the Program, and will fea-
Hensall Horticultural ture local children and
Society at Hensall area merchants.
United Church from 7 Tickets are $5 each and
to 9 p.m. Entries will be are available at the
received until noon. door. The fashion show
Displays will include gets underway at the
cut flowers, potted community centre at 7
plants, vegetables, p.m.
HENSALL - At Hensall
Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday ,
Tracey Whitson-
Bahro's message was
entitled "the Difference
Between Law and
Gospel". This topic is
part one in "The Nature
of Christian Freedom".
Dorothy Taylor was the
organist with Harry
Smith and Robert Bell
accepting the offering.
Visitors from Hensall
United Church were
welcomed to the ser-
vice.
Practice for the
International Plowing
Match mass choir will
be held on August 18 at
7:30 p.m. at Northside
United Church in
Seaforth.
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