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Queensway residents enjoy
music of Fellowship Singers
Several of Queeaway's stock's
strutted their stuff' at the Fashion
Slow 'Thursday when Geri Realm
of London set up shop w the ac-
tivity toorn. Several talented then
and women enjoyed showing the
latest fashions. They look forward
to this twice yearly event.
Lucky thaw winners were lack
Lowe, a cardigan. Bona Clark,
jewelery, Slippers to Lloyd
McDougall. Jessie Armstrong won
stockings.
Bethel Reform women continue to
supply prizes and assistance at this
month's Monday Bingos.
Rev. Vipperman led Tuesday's
church service and accompanied the
singing with his guitar. Residents
are all sorry to say goodbye to Rev.
Vipperman who is leaving his local
parish for a new call in Toronto.
The Fellowship Singers, 15
strong, had Queensway rcaoun
with their beautiful Gospel mimic
Wednesday evening. Residents were
thrilled to have 111 -day-old wrath
Elizabeth join them for the program
while Gail and Larry Mason sang
"Because He Lives". TThankyou to
the Fellowship Singers for their
monthly programs.
Coming events are: November 29,
7 p.m. Birthday Party entertainment
by Jack Simmons and His Swinging
Seniors; December 2, Nursing
Home Family Christmas Dinner;
and December 9, Rest Home
Family Christmas Dinner.
If you haven't booked you ticket
to the family Christmas Dinner yet,
please do so soon as space is
limited.
Seaforth Manor
-Retirement Home
Retirement home plans for
Christmas Open House
The little ghosts and goblins that extended to Murray and Carl Payne
ushered out October were welcome and birthday cake was enjoyed at
visitors at Seaforth Manor the monthly YAH meeting. Get
Retirement Home. It's hard to Well wishes go out to Olive Ball,
believe that November is almost Pearl Weatherhead and Marg Lane.
over and Christmas is so near. Residents are very sorry to hear that
November brought cold, dreary Marg Lane is unable to return to
days and snow. Strange how the Retirement life and will be going to
weather seems to be in tune with live in the nursing home. Everyone
the times. Remembrance Day, was wishes her well. Olive and Pearl
bitter cold. Standing with the others have been in and out Gf hospital
at the Cenotaph, with the raw wind and undergoing tests. It is hoped
chilling them to the bone, residents she will soon enjoy good health
of the Seaforth Manor Retirement again.
Home were tempted to return to
their cars and watch in warmth.
However, one half hour of braving
the cold seemed like a very small
sacrifice to honor those who gave
their lives and those who continued
to struggle through life bearing the
scars of war. With war threatening
again, it seemed even more impor-
tant for residents to "stop and
remember". May we continue to
live in peace.
This month the Retirement Home
welcomes Murray Rollinson of
Auburn. Birthday Wishes were
The residents are busy planning
for Christmas. They hope to see
lots of family and friends at their
Christmas Tea and Open House on
December 9 from 2 to 4 p.m. Other
plans are going ahead for a
Christmas Supper Party with all the
residents and staff.
May God be will all of you and
your families as you prepare for the
festivities of the month ahead. To
each of you we extend Happy
Holiday Greetings and may Christ
be in you Christmas this year.
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DOING HIS PART - Jim Bannerman, president of the First
Presbyterian Senior Youth Group, cleans out a pail that will be
used for recycling in the area. Members of the Youth Group
spent a Saturday recently washing and labelling the pails for
local garbage collector Jerry Nobel, who offers private
recycling. His white pails will perform a similar task to the blue
boxes, and will be available to Tuckersmith residents in the new
year. At that time the current program, which includes a
recycling bin at Mr. Nobel's house and behind the EMA, will be
discontinued. Robinet thoto.
Auxiliary to hang plaque
BY FRANCES R. TEATERO
The November meeting of the
Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary was
held recently. Roll Call was
answered with a item of groceries
for the Basket to be taken to the
Doll Show in December. Twenty-
one members were in attendance.
A ceramic Christmas Wreath was
donated by Linda O'Rourke and
will also be at the Doll Show. Tick-
ets are now available on both of
these items.
Linda Huard reported good sales
for the month vf"November in the
Gift shop. A donation was made to
the Memorial Fund in Angus
MacLean's name. It was reported
by President Marg Smale that the
Christmas Party tickets are now on
sale for the Staff at the Legion.
Tickets are $8 per person. Please
Hospital
-Auxiliary-
see Dorothy Medd tor your ticket.
Cut-off date is November 26.
Linda Huard and M.M. Mennen
attended the Recreation Seminar on
Volunteering. Linda Huard gave
some highlights from the seminar
' where Brenda Pilley Volunteer
Coordinator for the Children's
Psychiatric Research Institute was
the guest speaker. She addressed
the advantages and disadvantages a
small community faces in recruiting
and retaining volunteers. Training
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