Times Advocate, 1999-10-13, Page 1010
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Wednesday, October 13. 1999
Janis Plaxton from Grand Bend (right) reaches for some baked goods from Marla Cairns and Sandra Green at.
the farmers' market Saturday in Grand Bend under the watchful (and hopeful) eye of her Labrador retriever.
Queensway residents prepare for craft sale
HENSALL
Queensway Volunteer
Auxiliary met Monday
morning and the annu-
al craft and bake sale
to take place Oct. 27
was the number one
topic on the agenda. In
the afternoon staff
enjoyed a potluck wel-
coming the new direc-
tor of Care Christina
Taylor and her assis-
tant Cathy McClure on
board. Residents ben--
fited from bingo wit,.
the Hensall UCW.
Tuesday church ser-
vice was led by Rev.
Kevin Rutledge of
Emmanuel Baptist
Church in Exeter. In
the evening the
Christian Reformed
Singers gave a beauti-
ful sacred music pro-
gram.
Some staff and volun-
teers Edna Deitz and
Betty Simmons attend-
ed the seminar with D.
Peter St. George Hyslop
sponsored by the Huron
County Alzheimer
Socioty and learned
about the most recent
research.
There was excellent
attendance at the
Thursday movie about
"Babe" the .pig_..
Everyone found it very
entertaining. On Friday
residents and staff
alike attended a new
program, when every-
one stopped what they
were doing at 2 p.m.
and enjoyed a coffee
and donut and conver-
sation together for 15
minutes. Later in the
afternoon Nancy Young
assisted residents at
baking group.
Coming events
Oct. 14, 6 p.m. 7 p.m.
WIRES AND
TREES MEAN
TROUBLE
Cutting down or pruning trees
near overhead wires is dangerous.
If you -are touching a tree
or branch that falls
into wires, you
could be seriously
injured or killed.
Be extremely careful.
Before pruning or
felling trees near
hydro wires, call
our Customer
Communications
Centre at .
1-888-664-9376
for advice or
assistance. For
more safety
information, visit
our website at
www.pnhydro.com.
a Ontario Hydro Seryices Company
Party with Bodacious
Jazz Band
Oct. 15, 7 p.m.
Friendship Friday with
Harvey Smith. 20, 2
p.m. Y2K Readiness
Planning sponsored by
Canadian Red Cross.
Everyone welcome. 27,
7 p.m. Financial
Matters and Income
Security for Seniors
with Nancy Beaver of
Human Resources
Development Canada.
Volunteers at Day Centre
By Mary Pearson
CEMEAUesamizatima
CEPTi'RALIA - Centralia U.C.W. met on October 7. Iva
Blair began the meeting with a poem entitled
'Than sagiviving'. Marian Abbott announced that the
South U.C.W. Fall Rally will be held October 21 at
Crediton United Church at 6:30 p.m. The theme for the
rally is 'Tell Us the Story' with Heather Scott as the guest
story teller. Everyone is requested to wear their
favourite nightie, pyjamas or nightshirt or boxers and to
bring a children's storybook or teddy bear. Participants
are also asked to read Psalm 90 and Genesis 29 and 30
before the rally.
Each U.C.W. member was asked to submit fundraising
ideas. Audrey McFalls, Marian Abbott, Donna Smith,
Madalene Tasko and Kay Tripp volunteered to form a
committee to assess the various suggestions.
For the Clu istinas meeting, Group I will be in charge of
the program and Group II will provide the dinner.
Iva Blair began the evening's program with a poem
entitled 'A Thankful Song'. Audrey McFalls read scrip-.
tures and Marian Abbott led a prayer. The reading,`Just
Remember It's Thanksgiving' was given by Audrey
McFalls.
Guest speaker Edna Millke told about her work as a
volunteer at the Huron Adult Day Centre. She has been
a volunteer driver for six years, and makes crafts with
the groups twice each month. Her craft items use what-
ever is on hand, such as scrap material, wood and plas-
tic. She also quilts and she displayed many of her crafts.
She told the group that volunteers are needed to assist.
Pumpkin pie was served by Etta Powe, Adeline Elliott,
Mary Smythe and Madalene Tasko.
Upcoming activities
Centralia United Church will celebrate their anniver-
sary on October 17. Worship will be held at 11:30 a.m.
Friends of the church, including congregation members
from Zion, are invited to participate in the worship ser-
vice. The guest musician will be Leona McBride. The
Session also invites everyone to stay for lunch following
the service.
Euchre results
The High Hand winners at Larry's Restaurant in
Crediton recently were Lillian Baynham and Walter
Weber. Edith Eaton and Allan Berry were the Lone
Hand winners, while Irene Theander and George Adams
were the Low Hand winners.
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