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Exeter playground
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Enjoying the sun and fun at the Exeter Playground Monday afternoon, July 18, top photo,
are from front left, Amber Lee Overholt, back, Logan Moyer, front right, Jaci Payne and
Bradley Keys. Building sandcastles in the bottom photo are Josh Moyer on !eft and Andrew
Sedlack.
Sweet corn time again
Not only Is this com fresh, but it's also the first crop of sweet corn to become available
at roadside stands. Here Leona Sharpe, of Egmondville, purchases a dozen cobs from
Jeanette (on the left) and Amanda (on the right) Denys. The two girls sold over 300 doz-
en cobs over the weekend.
Many
activities at
Queensway
HENSALL - At Queensway
Nursing Home, the week started off
with the traditional Fun and Fitness
program and small group activities.
Early Tuesday morning, residents
gathered for Breakfast Club. The
menu included pancakes and sau-
sage, toast, juice and coffee. Later
in the day. -a guest minister per-
formed the weekly church service.
Evelyn Krueger, originally from
the Grand Bend area, came to visit
Tom Uesjardine and Grace Dinney.
While visiting she performed an in-
spiring church service. Phyllis Des-
jardine assisted with the service by
providing the musical accompani-
ment.
Once again the outdoor barbecue
was postponed due to inclement
weather. They will keep trying for
the month of August to get a few
barbecues in.
Saturday afternoon residents en-
joyed -a special sweet treat. They
were able to build a sundae off the
ice cream wagon that toured
through the building. It was a cool
treat for hot day.
Upcoming
July 2g, 7 p.m., Birthday party
with Ray Cann; August 4, 12 noon,
Outdoor barbecue; August 5, 1:30
p.m., Hensall Playground visits;
August 10, 1:30 p.m., Bill Gibson's
Garden Party; August 11, 7 p.m.,
Huron Country Playhouse visits.
Leadership
in action
CLINTON - The rapidly chang-
ing environment is putting pres-
sure on rural and farm organiza-
tions. in response to this situation,
a training program called Leader-
ship in Action (LIA) has been de-
veloped for volunteers and staff of
those organizations.
LIA is a dynamic, hands-on con-
ference for active members of ru-
ral organizations. This 4 -day pro-
gram is being held from
September 27-30, at Cedar Glen
Conference Centre, Bolton.
Sponsored by the Ontario Minis-
try of Agriculture, Food and Rural
Affairs (OMAFRA)^leadership in
Action helps to build strong lead-
ership in the rural community.
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Country Market
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SWEET CORN
* Ready to bake muffin batter
now available
* Fruits and vegetables In
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* Baked goods - jams, honey.
Open 9 - 6 daily
Closed Sundays
5 kms. west of Exeter on Hwy. 83
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Nursing in the home
24 Hours a day, 7 days a week
it Foot Care (Private)
& Palliative
Care Volunteer
Visiting Program
262-3320
115 King St., Box 119, Hensall, Ontario
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