The Huron Expositor, 1988-11-09, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 9, 1988 — 7A
Queensway
Queensway residents welcomed 60 Hen-
sall Public School children to their home
Last Monday. The children sang to the
residents after lunch. Thank you to their
music teacher Kathy Burlow for bringing
them.
Several members of the Queensway ladies
Auxiliary bravely appeared in costume to
run a special Halloween Bingo on Halloween
ay for the residents. Lots of fun was had by
Tuesday morning residents had a good
workout at Fun and Fitness followed by
games. Pastor Arbogast led the worship ser-
vice in the afternoon. Thank you to Pastor
Arbogast for his thought provoking message
and Phyllis Desjardine for being pianist.
Geri Fashions spent Wednesday with
residents. Several residents and their
families spent the day shopping. In the
afternoon they had a fashion show, with
residents and staff modelling. Following the
show there were several free draws made.
Luella Hall won a beautiful sweater, Roily
Grienre won socks and Hilton Lang a pair of
slippers. In the evening "The South Huron
Gospel Singers" presented a beautiful pro-
gram in song. Queensway Ladies Auxiliary
met in the activity room for a sewing bee to
finish up a few of the crafts for the
November 16 sale. Thank you to the lunch
committee for delicious sandwiches and
coffee.
Thursday Joyce Pepper joined residents
for Choir Practice. In the evening many
residents viewed the film "Little Women"
based on the book by Louisa May Alcott.
Films for the rest of November will feature
Fred Astaire.
Friday, Queensway hosted Activity Direc-
tors of Huron, Oxford and Perth County,
"ADHOP". The business meeting was held
in the morning. In the afternoon Dianne
Gerstenkorn of the Hensall "Flower
Basket" gave a demonstration of several
Christmas Crafts that residents would be
able to make. It was a very informative
afternoon.
Hensall Legion and Ladies Auxiliary
presented a Remembrance Day Program
Sunday afternoon. Jean Munn recited "In
Flanders Fields". Franz Boogemans played
"The Last Post" on his bugle. A film called
"The Gift" was shown. Residents ap-
preciated very much the time spent with
them by these ladies and gentlemen. Many
residents get outfitted
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NEWS WAY
residents who had been past members of the
Legion and Auxiliary enjoyed seeing the
uniforms.
Coming events for Queensway are:
November 16 from 2 to 4:30 pm is the
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24 at 7 pm is the Birthday Party with enter-
tainment by Lesperance Trio; and
November 25 at 2:30 pm is International
Day featuring Israel.
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Moriorie Claus Is the mother of two adult daughters, en active member of The First
Presbyterian Church and resides with her husband an Jarvis St. In Seaforth.
EASY TO ASSEMBLE CRAFTS - Dianne
Gerstenkorn, right, of the Hensall Flower
Basket, gave a demonstration Friday of
simple craft ideas that could be put to use
in area nursing homes. From left, Seaforth
Community Hospital's Activation Director
Mary Margaret Nash, Queensway Activity
Director Carol Gascho, Hillside's Beth
Brown and Stratford Spruce Lodge's Diane
Dougherty observe how it's done. They and
a number of other activity directors from
the counties of Huron, Oxford and Perth
get together every second month to provide
support for one another, to exchange
ideas, and generally learn from one
another's experiences In the past thpv
have discussed such heavy topics as
pastoral care, palliative care, programming
for Altzheimer's patients, and lifting pro-
cedures and back care: Friday's session on
simple crafts was a breather for them. The
goals of Activity directors are to enable
their residents to function at the highest
level of which they are capable by meeting
their physical needs - through fun and
fitness and, physiotherapy programs - and
their intellectual needs - through resident
council meetings and special events, clubs
etc... They also strive to make their leisure
time fun, and to help those that are
cognitively impaired. Mcliwraith photo.
Hensall Tykes take on6Goderich
Hensall Correspondent
SUSAN HARTMAN
262-2449
John Noakes returned to Kamloops,
British Columbia after spending the past
nine days with his parents, Leonard and
Minnie Noakes. His visit was a surprise for
the family.
TYKE HOCKEY
Hensall Tykes played an exhibition game
against Goderich and were defeated 8-7 in a
very close match. Jeff Campbell scored five
times for Hensall with singles by Casey
O'Brien and Ryan Munn:
Hensall Novice lost their home opener 4-2
against Zurich White. It was a hard fought
game with a good chance of going either
way.
UNIT IV
Unit IV of Hensall UCW met November 3
with 19 members present. The Devotional
"You have no other hands" was given by
Annie Reid. Audrey Christie continued the
study on South Africa and explained how the
blacks are forced to live by Apartheid. Such
a large population on so little land and
almost no chance for blacks to he educated.
Hundreds of children are held in prisons and
tortured. A prayer for the children of South
Africa followed.
Mildred McNaughton, Nellie Riley and
Elva Forrest served lunch.
HENSALL CLUBS
Hensall Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Brownies,
Explorers, Venturers, and Legion Ladies
and Men made for a very full Ch ch at Hen-
sall United's Remembrance service on
Sunday.
Dianne Gerstenkorn, president of Hensall
UCW, met worshippers at the door and
ushers were Rick McGee, Bill Fuss, Daryl
Preszcator and Doug Kyle.
Rev. Wright explained to the children why
we observe Remembrance Day. Donna
Smale and Larry Uyl read the Scripture
followed by a lovely rendition by the Senior
Choir "The Tree of Peace" and "Variants
for St. Anne." Rev. Wright's sermon was
"Together we will remember."
Following the service there was a Legion
Parade to the cenotaph for a wreath -laying
ceremony. A light lunch was served at the
Legion afterwards.
The Church board will meet this Thursday
evening, usual time.
Hensall United Church will hold their An-
niversary service on Sunday, November 20.
The guest speaker will be Rev. Don Beck
who served in Hensall as minister from 1971
to 1978.
In addition to the provincial government's
Farm Family Advisor program, Toronto
and Hamilton conferences of the United
Church sponsor the Queen's Bush Rural
Ministry. This is a telephone support and ad-
vice ministry for rural people. The phone
RE-ELECT
Ron Gross
for Hullett Council
EXPERIENCE:
• 7 Years as Councillor
• Current chairman of the
Auburn Hall Board
• Treasurer of the Huron
County Farm & Home
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• Member of the Blyth Arena
Board
number is 1-392-6090.
SHUFFLEBOAWD RESULTS
Six game shuffleboard winners for Tues-
day, Nov. 1 were Emma Campbell 410, Jack
Consitt 394, Marg Consitt 313 and Eileen
Dowson 311. Five game winners were Dave
Kyle 315, Pearl McKnight 291 and Jay Hogg
256.
John Pepper thanks ail of the Happy
Pushers for their support and sympathy
following the death of his wife Pearl.
Kippen church prepared
for annual supper tonight
Kippen Correspondent
MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH
263-6902
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For its Canadian Industries meeting the
Kippen East Women's Institute will meet at
Goettler's Furniture Store in Dublin at 7 pm
on Wednesday, November 16. Roll call is to
be answered by something humorous.
KIPPEN UNITED CHURCH
The congregation of St. Andrew's United
Church busy preparing for its annual supper
to be held at Brucefield Church. As usual, on
Wednesday, November 9 from 5 to 8 pm.
Rev. Lorne Keay's sermon on Sunday,
November 6, touched on "Anger".
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ARRY
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for
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COMMITTED TO:
-ensuring value for your taxes.
-increasing our commercial and industrial tax base.
-making SEAFORTH an even better place to live
and work.
PEG CAMPBELL:
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