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Knicker ClickerS dance group entertains residents
(Intended for last week)
Reverend Wittich con-
cluded his series on the Ten
Commandments at
Huronview's Sunday ser-
vice. Several residents
remarked on now much they
enjoyed these sermons.
Mabel Scott sang a lovely
solo. In the afternoon. the
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Mennonite singers were here
and their songs were enjoyed
by the residents and visitors
on first floor north. Mr. Dick
Roorda and choir from
Christian Reform Church
were here Sunday evening.
On Monday afternoon, the
residents had a real treat in
store for them when Marie
Flynn at the piano with the
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tney, Stanley Hillen playing
violins and Lorne Lawson
with his mouth organ got
things underway as they
played a medley -of old time
tunes. Kien Dale ac-
companying himself on the
guitar favoured the audience
with a couple of fine solos. A
young lad, Wesley Brennan,
played two selections on the
piano. A group of young
ladies entertained everyone
with excellent dancing. The
Circle City Cuties - Crystal
Brennan, 'Crystal Mathers
and Sherry Good, did some
fast moving step dancing
and will be appearing April
11 on Channel 13. Merry
Potter and Jennifer Burt
part of the group called the
Chickadees, did some cute
stepping and they are going
to perform on May 2 op
Channel 13.
The Knicker Clickers -
Jennifer Tremeer and Kathy
Haw, looking very smart in
their red knickers, executed
some very fine steps. These
young people, all students of
Debbie Flynn are certainly
showing what training is all
about. The dancers were
accompanied by the Huron
Strings. On the program, as
well were Sonya McClin-
chey, Heather Arthur, Lisa
Gahwiler, Sherry Oesch and
Kim Dixon who are showing
much promise as great step
dancers. To conclude the
program, these young ladies
danced the Grand Finale.
Music and song with a
difference filled the new hall
Tuesday afternoon. There
was a good attendance and
by • the applause and par-
ticipation of the residents; it
was noticeable how much
they enjoyed the program.
Jim Laurie was master of
ceremonies, and With his
usual Scottish humor in-
troduced the performers.
Incidentally, this group has
been here before and this
time we enjoyed them as
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much as ever. Jim dressed in
kilt and all, delighted
everyone with his Scottish
airs. His little grand-
daughter Laurie Warren,
played very nicely, two
piano selections. Karen
Calwell in fine voice, pleased
the audience singing a
medley of folk songs. Karen
has taught herself to sing
'and play guitar and does
both exceptionally well.
Wayne McClinchey and Bill
Marsh of the Country
Companions in\ their own
inimitable style gave a great
performance. They varied
their numbers to please
everyone and that they did.
We do appreciate these in-
terested people giving of
their time to come out and
entertain us - a super show
on a fine Tuesday afternoon.
Wednesday at the montly
birthday party, the hall was
artfully decorated with an
Easter theme and provided
the setting for the March
birthday party convened by
the ladies of Clinton
Women's Institute. Mrs.
Cecil Elliott was in charge of
the program and Bonnie
Turner and her brother
Barry, with their own
ukulele accompaniment,
brought a lot of pleasure to
the audience as they sang a
few lively tunes. Their father
George, joined in on a couple
of numbers making it a real
family affair. Later on,
George and Bonnie sang a
lovely duet with Barry at the
piano. Two .of the Knicker
Clickers, Kathy Haw and
Jennifer Tremeer dar}ee.d for
us again today.,
Some more fancy stepping
was done by the Chickadees,
Jennifer Tyndall, Jennifer
Burt and Merry Potter. The
Huron Farmettes -. Kathy
Haw and Jennifer Tremeer;
with their teacher Debbie
Flynn, danced their way into
everyone's hearts. Marie
Flynn accompanied at the
piano. "
Then we had a change of
pace as the VanEgmond
Group performed. Ray
Canteb,n and Elmer Nott
playing violins with Gladys
VanEgmond, entertained us
as they played a medley of
favourite old timers. In one
of " their numbers, Dora
Heard joined the group with
some very fine whistling.
Something different and
unique was the round dan-
cing demonstrated by Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Elliott. Mrs.
Elliott attired in full skirted
dress and crinoline, ex-
plained the costumes worn
for the dancing and also told
the difference between
square and round dances.
The first uses "calls" and
the latter "cues". The hour
of such excellent talent
passed all too quickly. Mabel
Scott thanked all those who
made the afternoon an en-
joyable one.
For those who enjoy organ
music, they had that
pleasure Thursday af-
ternoon. Ed Stiles from
Goderich played many
favourites on the chapel
organ. Bill Marshall was
there and with his
saxophone, accompanied Ed
in a few selections,
Residents from special care
had a social hour in the new
hall listening to the stereo.
Tea and cupcakes were
served. In the evening, some
of the residents took part in a
workshop of decorating hats
for our Easter parade. They
had a real flair for this and
had many a laugh over some
of the designs from the
silliest to the most creative.
The home would like to
welcome two new residents
from Goderich, Mrs. Rose
Willis who is living In normal
care and Mrs. Teresa
Campbell staying for
vacation care.
We extend our sympathy
to the family of Mr. Bert
Foley, who passed away; this
week.
Mrs. Helen Stoll, 'District Deputy Grand Matron of District 5 of the Order of the Eastern
Star, was honored with a banquet and reception Friday evening at the Goderich Township.
Hall. Members from all over Ontario came to congratulate Mrs. Stoll on her one year
elected position. Here, Mrs. Gall Currie, Worthy Matron of the Blue Water Chapter of which
Mrs. Stoll is a member, pins a corsage on the guest of honor. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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