The Times Advocate, 2005-11-02, Page 9Wednesday,November 2, 2005
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Students at Usborne Central recently learned all about bus safety during
a presentation by the Huron OPP. Students learned road and traffic safe-
ty as well as how to exit a bus quickly and orderly in an emergency.
Appropriate conduct while riding on the bus was also reviewed.Above,
Ty Bilcke, left, and Kyle Waring-MacPhee help Cody Johnson exit the bus.
The school thanks the OPP officers and Murphy bus drivers for assisting.
(photo/submitted)
One-man band still a favourite
HENSALL —
Queensway
Resident Council
met Friday and
discussion took
place regarding
our participation
in upcoming
Remembrance
Davy events.
Pastoral
Volunteer,
Pastor Elly Van
Bergen of Varna
and Goshen
United Churches
will officiate at
the Queensway
Remembrance
Service sched-
uled for Fri.,
Nov. 11 at 2
p.m. Several
local legion
members will
attend.
October
Birthdays were
celebrated at
the monthly
birthday party
Thurs., Oct. 27
with entertain-
ment by one-
man band,
Lorne McKenzie
of Wingham.
His versatility
and energy
make him one of
our favourite
entertainers.
Birthday cele-
brants were,
Marion Averill,
Charles McLean,
Bea Mantey,
Lillian Quick,
Winnifred
Kipper, Jack
Lavendar, Bea
Munn and
Esther Wright.
Appreciation
goes to the
many family
members who
chose to attend
and help their
loved ones cele-
brate.
The Rev. John
Tremulak of
Zion Lutheran
Church in
Dashwood led
worship Tues.,
Oct. 25 for resi-
dents and also
spent time fol-
lowing the ser-
vice providing
pastoral visita-
tion to his peo-
ple.
The artistic
types at
Queensway
gathered in the
sunroom on
Friday after-
noon to exercise
their pumpkin
carving talent.
Residents drew
the design on
the pumpkins,
staff wielded the
knife and sever-
al assisted with
the emptying of
the pumpkin
contents. The
result was two
quite acceptable
faces, one scary
and one happy.
Coming
Events
Fri., Nov. 4 - 7
p.m Friendship
with Andy Rau
and Friends
Sun., Nov. 6 -
Wreath laying at
the Cenotaph
Tues., Nov. 8 -
7 p.m. Christian
Reform Gospel
Singers
Fri., Nov. 11 -
2 p.m.
Remembrance
Day Service with
Pastor Van
Bergen and
Legion.
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Miggaty
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NOV. 5 • 9 A.M.-5 P.M.
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(Excluding Fresh Flowers & Plants)
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