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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-07-12, Page 13Wednesday, July 12, 2006 Exeter Times–Advocate 13 Bus trip enjoyed July 8 HENSALL — Residents of Queensway Nursing & Retirement Residence are all in agreement that the bus trip to McCully's Farm in St. Mary's for the Heritage Day events was the highlight of their week. Twenty- one people traveled to St. Mary's on Sat., July 8. They saw horses working in the fields, toured the sugar bush production facilities, went on a hayride, podded and tasted fresh peas, cherries and more. A big thank you to Auxiliary volunteers, Kay Mock and Edna Deitz who assisted staff mem- bers Julie and Sharon for the day. Tuesday morning the Volunteer Auxiliary met to dis- cuss upcoming events and state their avail- ability for various programs. In the afternoon Pastor Elly van Bergen presided over the Memorial Service, honouring the lives of those resi- dents who have passed away in the last three months. Volunteer Donna Smale was in Wednesday to assist euchre enthusiasts. With the beautiful weather throughout the week, residents have benefited from their morn - i n g fun & fitness program outdoors on the deck. Thursday afternoon Retirement residents with director, Julie Grimminck gathered on the patio in the afternoon for ice cream. They made both Root Beer and Orange Crush floats and sipped the tasty treats while enjoying the fresh air, sun- shine and visiting. At suppertime volunteer Klaas Van Wieren manned the barbecue while Eric Kints and his band entertained the Nursing Home residents who dined outdoors on the patio HENSALL NEWS and deck area. Barbecued hamburg- ers, hotdogs, salads and icecream were served. Thank you to the staff and volun- teers who helped make this event a success. The music of Andy Rau, Jim Love, Phyllis Deichert and Glenn Deichert drew a good crowd for the Friendship Friday program in the Retirement Residence lounge on Friday evening, ending a very busy week. Coming events Tues., July 18 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. You are welcome to attend a Hearing Extravaganza at Queensway with Beck Hearing Aid Centre. Fri., July 21 7 p.m. Friendship Friday, entertainment to be announced. Sun., July 30 2 p.m. Gospel music pro- gram with Bob Heywood, Everyone welcome. Busy Month for Zurich Diners ZURICH – Zurich din- ers 50/50 winners for the month of June were Marie Gelinas; Elaine Weido: Cecelia Farwell; while flowers from Glena Olcen's garden went to the homes of Gertie Stade; Ursula Regier;Dorothy Taylor; Albert Deichert; Theresa Regier and Audrey Smith. Progressive Euchre was played on June 7 with High going to Doris Hamilton ; while Lottie Grenier and Ursula Regier (tied) for second high and Lone hands went to Gwen McKellar. June 14 we celebrat- ed Father's Day with door prizes being won by Marie Whitney; Ursula Regier; Mary Ellen Gingerich; Grace Martin Dorothy Dietrich; Jack Shade Glena had a reading entitled 'Age Wise.' The Mennonite choir of 23 persons enter- tained us with songs and stories about grand children and great grand children. Their theme was "We are having the time of our Lives." June 23 we had a slide show of Glena's trip to Portugal. As usual a lot of history and infor- mation about life style was given. This is `armchair travel' for those of us unable to go in person, well done Glena we do appreci- ate seeing your slides. June 28 Canada Day door prizes went to Gwen McKellar; Josie Denomme, Helen MacLean, Yogi Garnhum; reading by Doris Hamilton on the value of friendship, and a thank you letter read by Marg Hayter to Mary Koricina for all the excellent meals she has prepared for us over the years. A Canada Day quiz was won by Helen MacLean. Bingo win- ners were Ursula Regier, Gertie Stade, Carl Finkbeiner, Olivea Bedard, Lottie Grenier and Marie Gelinas. Followed by card games of Pepper and Solo. Call Marg at 519- 235-0258 or Kay at 519-236-4632 for reservations. 'Wet n' Wacky' week EXETER — Last week Playground got off to a very successful start! Our first week was packed with new and familiar crafts and games for all the children to enjoy. Congratulations to all those who mastered the art of hoola dancing with us. Tomorrow morning (July 13) is our annual costume parade, so don't forget your costumes! Just a reminder to bring towels and bathing suits everyday. This is especially important to remember on Wednesdays as we go swimming in the Exeter pool. Also, because next week's theme is 'Wet N' Wacky' Week, we will be going to the pool both Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. We will also participate in fun water related activities such as building sand castles and blowing bubbles. Thurs., July 20 will be a special treat as the children will get a chance to `cream the leaders' as part of a water relay. So come on out for the water fun! Trips this year include: • Bingeman's, Fri., July 21; • African Lion Safari, Thurs., Aug. 3; • Fleetway Bowling/Pioneer Village, Thurs., Aug. 17; We fill the trips on a first come, first serve basis so sign up as soon as possible. To sign up for a trip, or if we can answer any questions, feel free to contact us at 235-2361. MAGGIE MILLER EXETER PLAYGROUND LEADER The Lucan Pool at the Lucan Memorial Community Centre is open. 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