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Huronview
Mrs. Elsie Henderson
provided the music on
Thanksgiving Sunday at
Huronview as Mr. Crich
who is the regiaar
organist was sick.
Flowers in the Chapel on
'Thanksgiving Sunday
were in memory .of Mrs.
Livermore, who was a
nurse• here, and Mr.
Slavin, who was a
resident. Flowers at the
foot of the cross were
donated by Marg and
Albert Versteegden.
Last Sunday was
Communion Sunday
when Rev. Darrell was
here to assist.
Sunday evening Mrs.
Luther held a service.
The choir was ,in at-
tendance and san Jesus
Come. Mrs. Elsie Hen-
derson played the organ,
and Margaret McQueen
sang a solo while Cecil
Skinner played his violin.
Everyone enjoyed
turkey on Monday and
Huronview residents
were no exception. Our
compliments to our
dietitian and her kitchen
staff. Many favourable
comments •were heard
throughout the home
concerning the meal.
The Anglicans held
communion on Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Grace
Peck held the painting
class in the craft room
also on Tuesday morning,
while Tuesday evening,
the Vanastra Lion's Club
showed the film "Blue
Skies” to the residents
free\ of charge. We would
like to thank the Vanastra
Lions for the evening at
the movies.
The baking class spent
Wednesday. morning
preparing goodies for the
bake sale on 'Friday
morning. This bake sale
will be for the residents
only and baking will be
packaged with this in
•mind.
If we all gain any
weight this week, we'll be
blaming the Clinton
Legion ladies who
catered to the C.N.I.B.
Thanksgiving supper on
Wednesday evening.
Following the delicious
meal, the Huron Strings
entertained us with many
musical numbers. There
was also a couple of
readings done by Mrs.
BobTaylor and Mary
Trick. "Abbott and
Costello meet the
Keystone Kops was the
name of the movie shown
by day care on Wed-
nesday evening in the
auditorium.
The Craft Room was a
busy spot on Thursday
morning with needlework
being done, baking and
Mrs. Peck busy oil
painting. Residents are
invited down to the craft
room any morning. If you
don't want, to work, just
come for a visit and a cup
of coffee.
Cecil Skinner con-
ducted -Bible Study
Thursday afternoon, as
Mrs. Proudy will be away
for awhile. Mrs. Elsie
Henderson added to the
service by playing the
organ. October is proving
to be an active month
with much happening.
Stitch
Witches
gather
The, third meeting of
the Clinton 3, 4-H "Stitch
Witches" was held on
Wednesday, October 10 at
the home of Mrs. P.
Sandercock at 7 p.m. Roll
call for the seniors was to
name a color scheme and
hues you have choSen for
your free choice article,
and show an example of
your color scheme.
The Juniors had to
name their favorite color,
what colors they would
put with it to -make a color
scheme and name the
color scheme. Thirteen
members answered the
roll call.
BUsiness included
choosing a name for our
club which was the
"Stitch •Witches". Mrs.
Sandereoek discussed the
color wheel then the
leaders demonstrated
how to work the Bargelloc.
and the Cross stitch on
cariV4s.
Prices effective thru Saturday, October 20th, 1979.
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