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HENSALL - Queensway Nursing Home
residents began their week on the right foot
by doing exercises early Monday morning.
There is no better way to begin the week.
For the Tuesday afternoon church ser-
vice, residents had the pleasure of welcom-
ing Rev. Alles to the nursing home. It wag
Rev. Alles' first visit to the home.
Wednesday was filled with ,special ac-
tivities. In the morning the Health Care
Aides from Conestoga College held their
first activity; stepdancing and fiddling. The
dancers and musicians came from the
Seaforth anc; Blyth areas, This special
entertainment was enjoyed by all.
In the afternoon residents had the
pleasure of having Debbie Fisher of Zurich,
a Mary Kay skin -care consultant, volunteer
her time in the activity room. She assisted
several of the residents in doing facials and
make-up applications.
The day finished with an enjoyable movie,
England's Thames. This movie was' infor-
mative, and the scenery was breath -taking!
Thursday afternoon several residents
went bowling in Zurich. The competition
was close, but Neil Regan captured the top
score for the gentlemen, and Muriel Cunn-
ing had the highest score for the ladies. Also
residents would like to send out a warm
thank you to both Dorothy Elder and Iva
Reid for their volunteer help.
Friday afternoon the residents heldtheir
monthly resident council meeting, and
various things were discussed. Joan Hay
was voted in as the new secretary who
replaces Dale Gooding.
Hearty congratulations to Gertie and Asa
Deeves on their 25th wedding anniversary,
and Matilda and Clayton Pfile on their 64th
wedding anniversary.
Van ride to
Maaskant's farm
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To top off their studies on Expo, the Grade 7 class of Lowell Mount at Vanastra Public
School held an international lunch. Demonstrating the use of chopsticks to his
classmates was Lai Racksasouk (centre), and those trying to master the art included
Kim Dixon (left) and Judy Elliott. The school's new principal, Mary -Ellen Walsh, plann-
ed the dinner and taught the class for this session. (David Emslie photo
4-H project called Milk Makes It
• VANASTRA - An outing was enjoyed by a
good number of ladies from the Vanastra
Christian Church's Crafts and Quilting Club.
At the customary time of this meeting, 10
am, on September 23, members were
transported in Sandra Maaskant's van.
The sunshine, colorful autumn scenery
and the visit to Miller's Barn was truly in-
triguing. All of the ladies enjoyed the shopp-
ing spree, the display of artistic work as
well as the lunch served.
A nice climax to this day was the visit to
Country Spire where again, exquisite works
of art were displayed. •
For the coming month in the meetings of
October 7 and 14, members will be quilting,
and on October 21 and 28, Mary Cook from
Vanastra will demonstrate her liquid
embroidery.
-All ladies are invited to the club at 10'am''
each Tuesday at the Vanastra Christian
Church.
Fresh produce and bake sale will be held
October 11 from 10 am - 3 pm at Vanastra
Christian Church.
Ladies' Group
The Ladies' Coffee Break Bible Study and
Story Hour have a special Thanksgiving get
together on October 9 at 10 am.
Pastor M. Samplonius from the Clinton
Christian Reformed Church will be speak-
ing on How to Worship.
After the discussion on this topic,
members will have a pot -luck lunch. Drinks
and cutlery will be provided. Take your
favorite dish or dessert.
All ladies are invited, babysitting is
available. •
Happy Birthday
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By Christine Kemp
CLINTON - On September 24, the Clinton 3
4-H Club met at the Jewitt's home for their
first time this season. Directing the club are
Chrystal Jewitt and JoAnn Walker. The
course the members are doing is called Milk
Makes It.
At the beginning of the meeting the group
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discussed calciuneeds, then watched 'a
movie about the disease osteoporosis.
After discussing the movie the memherc
elected the executive officers, the results
were Rhonda Wright as president, Ruth Ann
White as vice-president, Susan Jewitt as
secretary and Christine Kemp as press
reporter.
Following the election the group enjoyed a
yogurt and strawberry snack called a fruit
smoothie, prepared by Mrs. Walker. The
next meeting will be held at the Walker's
home, on October 2 at 6 p.m.
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OPEN HOUSE
Clinton Co -Operative
Nursery School
WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8
7 - 8 p.m.
Everyone Welcome
PRE -SCHWA
STORY
HOUR
Commencing
OCTOBER 6, '86
For 3 and 4 year olds
(Accompanied by an adult)
at the
CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL
10:30 am to 11:30 am
Happy 25th Anniversary
Alison & Don
September 30 86
From the Gana
YOU ARE NVITED TO THE
ST
011NTRY
RAFT
FESTIVAL
AT THE
Goderich Twp. Community Centre
Holmesville, Ontario
(Just Off Hwy. 8 between Goderich & Clinton)
DISPLAY and SALE OF CRAFTS
Christmas Baking -
Wreaths - Wooden
Home Canned 66
Admission: Adults 506
Light Lunches &
Refreshments Available
Door Prizes
Knitting - Doll Clothes - Ceramics
Toys •- Wood Crafts -
uce --- and much, much more
ay, October 3 1 p.m. -9 p.m.
urday, October 4 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
uri'-0'lay, October 5 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Attention
Fish & Game Members
MIXED
DARTS
EACH
WEDNESDAY
E:15 P.M. SHARP
All members and
guests welcome.
Community is theme
of UCW worship service...
• from page 9
Several UCW members of Knox United
Church, Belgrave attended the Fall
Thankoffering meeting of the Brussels
United Church UCW on September 28. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Perry of Cape Croker In-
dian Reserve were the guest speakers who
showed ,slides and spoke of the Dialogue
with Native People.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bieman, Kent, Blair ,
and Susan, RR 2 Lucknow, Mr. George In-,:
glis, RR 1 Belgrave and Mrs. Agnes Bieman
of Belgrave visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Leppington, Aaron, Adam and
Sera of Clinton. They were celebrating
Aaron's sixth birthday.
Etta Cook of Maitland Manor Nursing
Home, Goderich (formerly of Belgrave)
celebrated her 97th birthday on September
24. A family dinner was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crawford Goderich,
also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Robinson, Auburn;. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Walker, Goderich, Mr, and Mrs. Albert
Cook,. Beigrave and Mr. and Mrs. Garner
SV SV.SIUSilVSI, Bel—grave, ♦ la .. r.4 . o4..,
Goderich. Mrs. Cook enjoyed her many
lovely cards and gifts. /
Olive Bolt and her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Winter, visited recently with their cousins,
Maribel Desmond and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Desmond, RR 1 Ridgetown.
Mrs. Howard Zettler, Sherry and twins
Amanda and Alicia of RR 4 Walkerton and
Beth Procter of Belgrave enjoyed a motor
trip to Southampton and the Saugeen Indian
Reserve where they saw a sunken flower
garden by the Amphitheatre.
Darryl Mayberry of Londesboro and
Kevin Procter of RR 5 Brussels visited with
their grandmother Beth Procter over the
weekend.
•
Milk Makes It
-. The first meeting of the Milk Makes it club
was held in the Women's Institute Hall,
Belgrave September 16 opening with the 4-H
pledges..
Connie Kuc talked about calcium. She
•told how much is needed and what happens
if you have too little or too much:
Leaders, Mrs. Glen Montgomery and Mrs.
Pete Campbell, put members into groups
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CATERING
to weddings, banquets,
rivate icier
and they descended into the kitchen where
they made Mexican salad and nachos.
After they finished making and eating
those they cleaned up and closed the
meeting.
• Jennifer Procter
The second meeting of the Belgrave Milk
Makes It Club was held at the Women's In-
stitute Hall on September 23.
The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge.
Election. of officers was held as follows:
president, Dianne Black; vice president
Krista Bridge; secretary, . Sharon Keller;
treasurer, Carol Hopper; press reporter,
Jennifer Procter and Heather Hopper.
They discussed the different milk pro-
ducts and goat's milk and the vitamins in
milk.
Members , then discussed concentrated
milk, evaporated milk and sweetened con-
densed milk and last we experimented cook-
ing with milk. We also made white sauce. .
Heather Hopper
unite!! church News
Arrangements of multi -colored Autumn
flowers and a bud vase on each window sill
containing a single dahlia beautified the
sanctuary of Knox United Church for the
Anniversary service on September 28.
Members from Calvin -Brick and other
neighboring churches joined with the
Belgrave congregation to celebrate the
occasion.
Mrs. George Procter, organist and Mrs.
Arnold Spivey, pianist, supplied inspiring
prelude numbers as well as accompaniment
for the hymns.
Rev. John G. Roberts extended a welcome
to visiting_ church members and to the
guest speaker. Rev. Dr. Douglas Ross, Ex-
ecutive secretary of London Conference.
Dr. Ross chose the scripture reading with
the theme We Need Each Other.
The speaker stated "There is an existing
Inter Relationship and Inter Dependency."
Each body_ organ needs the others. All are
needed to function well in work.
The large choir sang with organ
accompaniment.
The singing of the benedic"on by the choir
concluded a meaningful service.
Hay Township •
Recreation Committee
MYSTERY TURKEY BINGO
Thurs., Oct. 2
Zurich Community Centre
Jackpot $500 must go
15 Turkeys to be won
Bonanza game 59 calls
Prize value now over $1500
• 4 flash games • 1 early bird
• 10 regular • 1 mystery prize
Doors open at 6:00 Starts at 7:30
Bring your dabbers
No one under 16 allowed to ploy
Happy
25th Anniversary
Mom & Dad
Family. & Friends of Tieltnan &
Sandra Westeu-I out; re.iri llt�e
to the White Carnation on Oc-
tober 11, at 8:30 p.m. for a
reception
Best Wishes Only!
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Starting Friday, October 3
Served from 5 pm -8 pm Daily
EVERY MONDAY
Spaghetti
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EVERY THURSDAY
Pork Sausage Dinner
SERVED WITH VEGETABLE, 9 5
CHOICE OF POTATO
ROLL AND BUTTER 0
EVERY FRIDAY
Fish Fry 9 5
FRESH LAKE HURON PERCH
WITH COLESLAW, FRENCH
FRITS, ROLL & BUTTER •
DAILY LUNCH SPECIAL
Soup and 9 9
Sandwich •
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SUNDAY -THURSDAY 11 AM -11 PM
(Kitchen closes 8 pm)
FRIDAY -SATURDAY 11 AM -1 'AM
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