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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-03-28, Page 9;THS HHRO.N E..Pt rr.pR mAttCH 2ff. 100— CHECKING 9 ,Q.r. Wednesday, Ma:rch 28 - 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Thu.rsday, March 29 - 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. AT THE SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES. REGISTER FOR: *MINOR BALL *MINOR HOUSELEAGUE SOCCER Boys- & Girls T -Ball Boys & Girls Fastball Boys Baseball No Registration accepted after April 6, 1990. Please bring a photocopy of Birth Certificate when registering. A Junior Boys Fastball team will be started if the interest is shown. For Boys and Girls Ages 5 to 12 Years *LADIES RECREATIONAL SOFTBALL Ladies to play softball at the Lions Park every Tuesday evening during the summer, CHECKING OUT THE GOODS - Queensway Nursing Home Activities Coordinator Carol Gascho, and guest Doug Insley, check on the contents of this ice cream churn during a session on ice cream making on Thursday. Robinet photo. I QUEENSWAY EASTER COLOURING Color these bunnies however you like, Decorate your eggs..;make them .bright, What you use is up t0 you, Have lots of fim and win prizes too! Queensway reside,, is m •,ike strawberry ice-cream N S Hello! Welcome to Queensway News. Monday residents spent an enjoyable after- noon at library time. There was lots of laughter as they read aloud from the "Canadian Farm and Home Almanac." Reverend Van,Essen;.led•the worship ser - Fun and Fitness started the day Wednes- day morning followed by games to keep minds alert. Residents especially enjoyed the Irish Trivia Quiz for March. In the afternoon several residents attended Matilda Pfile's Memorial service led by Reverend Stojokovic. All had a good afternoon on Thursday when the students of Lakeview Conser- vative Mennonite school visited. They sang several songs and then assisted as residents made homemade strawberry icecream. The featured film for Thursday evening was "Something Beautiful for God" a very moving film about Mother Theresa's work in Calcutta. Everyone came away feeling very thankful they live in a country that has so much. Friday residents attended choir practise with pianist Joyce Pepper. Following choir, games of euchre, checkers etc. were played with assistance from members of the volunteer auxiliary. Coining events are: March 29 Birthday Party with Gladys Van Egmond and April 6 trip to Garden Bros. Circus in London. 1;rou ®e$l xpositor 527.04 TASTE TEST - Lloyd McDougall of the Queensway Nursing Home gives the taste test to some homemade strawber- ring ice-cream, made by residents on Thursday. Robinet photo. LEONHARDT BROS. Plumbing Heating Air Condit o ning Pumps Softeners WaterTreatment Guaranteed Quality Wor',cri ans i' `h Call: 345®2430 Brodhagen Why wait for your tax refund when you could get Cash Back fast? if you qualify you can get a cheque for 85% of the first $300 of your tax refund and 95% of the rest. Plus your tax return will be accurately prepared at no extra charge. So why wait for the refund cheque to arrive by mail? Ask about Cash Back at H&R Block, and get your refund fast. GODERICH CLINTON WINGHAM KINCARDINE 53 A Victoria St. 45 Huron St. 317 Josephine St. 325 Lambton Court 524-8658 (back entrance) 357-3006 396-7088 482-7541 NAME AGE ADDRESS TELEPHONE Hey Kids ... Here's your chance to win PRIZES! THE HURON EXPOSITOR is sponsoring an Easter Colouring Contest. Bring the above picture in to the Expositor Office by Friday, April 6. The Winners will be published in The Huron Expositor Wed., April 11. 1st, 2nd, 3rd Prizes� Huron PresE� Preschool, 6-8 yrs., 9-12 yrs.lFxpositor PRIZES 527-0240 4