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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-04-13, Page 15PAGE 14— CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY oriview news in spite of the inclement weather, everyone at Huron - view hopes you had a rfect Easter hole r; -y. Due to the fact that Good Friday and Monday were holidays, activity around here was quiet. Some residents went to be with families while others stayed here and did his or her own thing. Residents had a treat Sun- day morning when each breakfast tray had a colored egg on it for everyone - a very nice touch. Dinner was excellent as the kitchen staff prepared turkey with all the trimmings and was much appreciated. Easter service was held in the chapel with Reverend Norman Pick in charge. Elsie Henderson sang a love- ly solo. Elsie and Mabel Scott, in pleasing voice, sang a duet in keeping with the Easter tradition. The choir sang an anthem and Frank Bisset presided at the organ. Flowers in the chapel were placed there through the thoughtfulness of Sarah Carter, Ida Durnin, Margaret McQueen and Rhoda McKercher. Through the kindness of the Clinton Christian Reformed Church, every resident received an Easter Card. Sunday evening, several residents gathered around the piano on Ground Center for a great singsong. George Cowan, who has an excellent tenor voice, led the group in singing and Frank Bisset assisted at the piano. Monday afternoon residents attended a pro- gram in the chapel when Evangelist Lional Reeves and his wife Iris presented a concert in music and song. In the evening there was music appreciation night with Bruce Cookson and a few more residents attend- ed. Tuesday morning, a photographer from the Clin- ton News -Record took pic- tures of the residents while they were doing exercises. In the afternoon they gather. .; in the activity room to view slides of Hawaii. Mr. and'Mrs. Cecil Elliott, who recently visited the beautiful Islands of Hawaii, generously shared their picturesque slides and music with us. While Cecil showed the slides, Lois gave an interesting and descrip- tive talk on each one. Huronview extends a very sincere thank you to the members of Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth Branch 156 for their very generous dona- tion towards the purchase of a new van for Huronview. Wednesday afternoon there was successful exer- cise session to music and there was a good turnout of ladies. They have really caught on to the Bird Dance which is quite popular here. Spotliti fit on Fashion "Spotlight on Fashion '83", this year's annual spring fashion show, will be held on May 4 at the South Huron Recreation Centre in Exeter. Featuring women's fashions by the Merry Rags Boutique, men's fashions by both Bud Gowan and Roy Davies of London, and shoes by Copperfield Shoes (a division of Mugford's), "Spotlight on Fashion '83" will focus on the latest styles and colours for the well- dressed man and woman. Jim Swan, co -host of CFPI,-TV's "Morning, Break", will preside as commentator for this spectacular event. Models will be from the London School of Elegance as well as from the Exeter area. Tracy O'Neil, formerly of Grand Bend but currently residing in Toronto, will provide the choreography. Admission for "Spotlight on Fashion '83" is $7 per person. Social hour com- mences at 7:30 p.m. followed by the show at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are available through The Feather, Tick (Exeter), Haggarty Fashions (Parkhill), Frontier Flowers ( Parkhill and AiLsa Craig), Exeter Pharmacy (Exeter), The Young Classic Hair Salon Grand Rend) and through the Board of Directors, Guild and Offices of Huron Country Playhouse. 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