HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-11-07, Page 19Queensway residents have fun Halloween
Queensway sciatiMILS rad a fart
afternoon, Halloween day when
they played gates wed tion were
entertained by Wally aid Debbie
DeWolfc with several Country and
Western and gospel inner. Auxiliary
volunteers dreamed w costumes for
the afternoon. It was ratter discon-
corung receivuc a stack of cwrot
muffins and juice from a witch.
Residents appreciate that the volun-
teers are such good spun&
The Thursday evening movie "For
As Long As The River Shall Run",
was a very informative environmen-
tal flim about the daysaraiss Wm*
the pulp and papacy
having an the enviroamiat par-
ticularly near Drydul, 01111do.
Gladys Van Esmond and her Old
Tyme Music Group ental nod
madam Friday afternoon wuh thou
own special bread of too lapping
music.
Hawaii Unused Church Women
had their Last Bingo for October
with residents Monday and wel-
comed art the Bethel Reformed
women who will provide apistanco
Queen.way
-Nursing Home
and prizes for November's
Residents certainly are
for dedicated church women who
provide thus aesvtue.
Reverend Omenn led the warship
service Tlroadsy with Edith Boll u
plasm
evens are: November 9
at 2:30 international Day on Yugos-
lavia, November 13 at 7:30 the
Harmony Kings Chorus and
November 14 from 2 - 4 p.m. Craft
and Bake salt at Queensway.
'Name that Tune' coming to Manor, Nov. 9
A Halloween Dance and Birthday
Party highlighted the activities at
The Seaforth Manor last week.
Several staff and residents dressed
up in costumes as —the Country
Ramblers", featuring Andrew
Patrick and Jim and Rena Young.
provided "Old Tyme Music" for
their enjoyment.
Celebrating their birthdays in
October were: Pat Ryan, Tom Gem-
mell, Frank Smale, Lenny Bloom-
field, Penny Caza, Madge Remes,
Marjorie Ryan and Elsie Zettle.
Thanks to volunteers Marjorie
Maloney, Mary Nolan, Greta K zr
and Doreen Kelly for thea help.
Ruth Hildebrand and Joanne Ryan
presented staff member Betty
Huisser with a gift and a cake in
honor of her 25th year of
employment with The Manor. Mary
Nesbitt composed and read a
humorous poem for Betty and
everyone enjoyed cake and ice
cream. Congratulations Betty!
Other activities included and after-
-Hensall
Correspondent
new in Hensall
Hensall Shuffleboard results for
October 30 were: Highest score:
Walter Spencer - (364), Ethel
McMurtrie (304), John Pepper
(293), Isabel Rogerson (286), and
Dave Woodward (261).
NORTHCREST NEWS
Lois and Don Walden of Kincar-
dine visited with their Mother Mar-
garet Mole last week. Mark Gravett
and his bride Cathy of Toronto
visited with their grandparents Glen
and Pearl McKnight on Sunday.
HENSALL HOCKEY
On Saturday, November 3 the
Hensall Atom team defeated
Mitchell 5 - 1. Mark Bell scored
three times for the local team with
Jimmy Seaton and Brock Weiss
each scoring once.
In PeeWee Action Hensall was at
Mitchell and won. 9 - 1.
In Midget action Sunday Hensall
beat Exeter in Hensall by a score of
12 - 1.
In Novice hockey on Saturday,
November 3 Hensall edged Bayfield
1 - 0. Jonathan Keys, assisted by
Matthew Mousseau and Jason
Ingram got the only goal. The Win-
ning goalie was Jeremy Willem
NEW CORRESPONDENT
A new correspondent will take
over responsibility for the Hensall
News starting immediately. Contact
Vanessa Cook at 262-3026 with
your news information.
Congratulatlons
on your
50th Anniversary
Thank you la the of byre & devotion
. you have inspired all of ua All our love,
Ron & Gloria, Glenda, Stephen, Brian,
Don & Carol, Joanne, Janice, Julie &
BradleT
Seatorth Agricultural Society
TRACTOR ELIMINATION
1st
EARLY BIRD DRAW
WINNER
Wayne D. Miller MulrMlrk
Drawing the winning ticket is Paul
Lowes representative of FUNK
SEED John Sennett Ag Society
Rep and Cathy Melody horn Deloitte
Touche
NEXT DRAW: DEC. 10
Tickets available from Ag m.mtar.
and D.loltfs Touche
noon Bingo hosted by the Volunteer
Ladies - Greta Ken, Marjorie
Maloney, Anne Downey and Mary
Nolan. Lucky winners were: Bob
Archibald, Annie Harrison, Jennie
Hildebrand, Dennis Arney, Keith
Herman, Matue McGregor, Elmer
Bakscy, Margeunte Shill and Mary
Essery.
Tlsanks at this time to volunteer
Anne Rowland for the weekly
manicures she has provided. Ann is
going to be taking the winter off,
and residents hope to see her back
next spring.
Seaforth Public School bowling
volunteers on October 22 were
Becky Jervis, Courtney Laviree,
Grant Ward, Christine Martens and
Laura Stangway and on October 30
Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home
were l'revar Jessome, Tama Smith,
Tim McNaughton, Craig Somerville
and Colleen McCallum. Thank you
for the assistance.
Bowling winners on October 22
were Dave Netzbe (405), Bert
Dichert (381) and Margaret Haase
(356) and on October 30 were Bert
Dichert (450) Jean Elliot (437) and
Steve Lupul (435) Congratulations
everyone.
Marion Rose was at The Manor
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50th
Anniversary
LORNE & EVELYN CARTER
The family of Lorne & Evelyn
Carter wish to invite their rela-
tives, friends 8 neighbours to
an
OPEN HOUSE
celebrating their parents' 50th
Anniversary on Saturday,
November 10, 1990 at the
Seaforth Community Centre, 9
p.m. -1 a.m.
Your presence is their only
request.
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Residents also welcomed ap-
proximately 100 ghosts and goblins
oa Halloween night. Special thanks
to residents Lenny Bloomfield and
Ed Dunn for handing out the
goodies.
Coming Events: Sing Along with
Carol Carter - November 6 and
Name that Tune with Gladys Van
Egmond - November 9.
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For more information.
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Pt. Albert 529-7135
Hensall 262-2527 M ltc hell 348-8433
Allem Craig 293-3223 Granton 225-2360