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Wednesday, April 7, 2004
Exeter Times -Advocate
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Just call for free transportation
EXETER -All persons 55 -plus within the village that
require transportation can receive free pick-up to and
from diners each Wednesday simply by phoning 235-
0258 and leaving a message for Marg Hayter.
Bob and Betty Kirk looked after exercises from 10 to
11 a.m.
Volunteers on March 31 greeting diners were
Josephine Denomme and Lottie Grenier.
Helping Mary Koricina in kitchen duty were MaryLou
Denomme, Doris Hamilton, Dianne Wilds, MaryEllen
Gingerich, Audrey Haberer with Lee Regier as delivery
of take outs and transportation driver.
The 50/50 winner was MaryLou Denomme. The
bingo winners were Earl Flaxbard, Helen MacLean,
Verda Baechler, Lottier Grenier, MaryLou Denomme
and Marjorie Reichert.
No March birthdays but a new greatgrandchild for
Gwen McKellar.
Next week, April 7 will be the Easter meal. Phil
Wagler Mennonite pastor will be guest speaker and
Audrey Haberer will play some Easter music prior to
themeal.
Exercises as usual.
Friendship program Queensway favourite
HENSALL -Queensway celebrated Easter early
with a wonderful program of music Sun., April 4
by Gail Mason and the Fellowship Singers. Their
program was inspirational and residents thor-
oughly enjoyed visiting with the singers over
refreshments following the program.
Fun and Fitness started the week Monday morn-
ing with a workout in the sunroom followed by
games to stimulate mental function. In the after-
noon the Legion women provided assistance and
prizes at bingo.
Tuesday morning eight residents gathered
around the family diningroom table for a feast of
pancakes, sausage, syrup, toast, juice, coffee, tea
and fruit. Staff member Sharon Martin created
the feast while residents watched and conversed
over their first piping -hot coffee of the morning
with volunteer Marg Cole. In the afternoon,
Shirley Luther presided over the church service
with music by volunteer Belva Fuss.
JBS Clothing Company set up shop in the activa-
tion area Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m.
for the shopping convenience of residents and
their families, as well as community seniors.
Volunteer Edna Deitz was on hand to assist those
Zurich Golden Agers
enjoy euchreama
A euchreama at Hensall
Arena sponsored by
Zurich Golden Agers with
Gwen McKellar as orga-
nizer assisted by June
and Ray Hodgson was
held on April 1. Proceeds
went to Tri -County Senior
Games. Entry forms are
available from Donna
Smale, Hensall and Gwen
McKellar, Zurich
Share the wealth win-
ners were Doris Denham,
Winnifred Roberts,
Dorothy Elder, Ada
Steeper, Ray Rader,
Marilyn Dixon, Marlene
Deichert, Joyce Willert.
High white card winner
was Marilyn Dixon and
blue card was Ray Rader.
A delicious lunch was
had by all. Left over food
plates were sold for a dol-
lar each.
POLICE BRIEFS
Schools
struck by
vandals
SOUTH HURON —
Exeter OPP office
received three calls about
vandalism to the Exeter
public school and South
Huron District high
school.
On March 27 and
March 28 the two
schools, located on
Victoria Street and Gidley
1982 Perth Rd.163.RR#1 St• Marys, Ont. N4X 1C4
Street, were struck
through the night.
Six windows were
smashed, costing the
school board more than
$1,000 to replace. Four
windows were broken at
the public school while
two windows in one of
the main doors were bro-
ken at the high school.
Huron OPP are looking
for assistance in solving
this crime. If you can
help, call the OPP or
Crime Stoppers at 1-800-
222-8477 (TIPS).
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Thursday morning several residents gathered
for Coffee and Current Events. Lively discussion
over several items in the news took place over
coffee and snack. Maggie Deveau, social worker
was available in the afternoon to talk with resi-
dents or family members needing her services.
Andy Rau, Jack Youngson, Ann Duskocy, Lois
Hodgins and Phyllis Deichert provided some great
old-time entertainment at Friendship Friday in
the retirement home lounge on Friday evening.
The twice monthly Friendship Friday programs
remain a favourite of residents at Queensway.
Coming events
April 8 at 6 p.m.: Senior Diners; 7 p.m.:
Program with the United Church Youth.
April 14 at 7 p.m.: Family Information Night.
McGillivray Grade 4 students Alyssa Dixon and
Rebecca Vandenbogaard were two of the students
dressed in medieval wear March 26 as part of their
study of medieval life. Knights, jesters, and peasants
sampled authentic food from the period after spend-
ing the last nine weeks studying the era in the school
library and going through interactive castles on the
internet. (photo/PatBolen)
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