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The Huron Expositor, 1990-02-21, Page 1717. xHE H JRQN E9t,POITQR, FE18RUAJtY 21,_1990 -- 17A Queensway honors volunteers on Valentine's Day �1 4.:15 w . -,.:1 �� �� a , 1° F t Itl` Pyr py 4.:15 Hello! Welcome to Queensway News. This week this column will focus on February 14 and Queensway's annual "Volunteer Appreciation Party." Valentine's Day just seemed like the perfect day to express appreciation to the many wonderful volunteers. Residents welcomed the opportunity to be on the giv- ing side as they presented a great pro- gram consisting of welcoming remarks by Dorothy Insley, Whistling solo by Lloyd McDougall, a poem "My Git Up and Go Got Up and Went" by Jessie Armstrong, a poem "A True Friend" by Lavina Watson, and piano and guitar selections by Joyce Pepper and Doug Insley. Reverend Larry Stojokovic, Queensway's volunteer Chaplain led a devotional, "What Is a Volunteer." Residents ended the pro- gram by singing several hymns. Prize win- ners included Marie Flynn who guessed closest for the number of jelly beans in a jar contest. She won the jar of jelly beans. Lil Baker won Sugar and Spice chocolates for "Lady wearing the most red." Adam Wilson won for gentleman in most red. A luncheon was served following the pro- gram when volunteers had an opportunity to visit and find out what each other is do- ing. At this time residents presented each volunteer with a single red carnation. Some of the volunteer groups come two to three times a year, while some such as the ladies auxiliary members visit almost QUEENSWAY weekly. All make a valuable contribution Coming events are: February 22 at 7 to the residents' quality of life, and are pm. Birthday Party with entertainment by thanked for that. Clare Masse and Friends. SUPER WINTER SPECIALS Specials effective Thursday, Friday & Saturday. While Quantities Lest. CRUSTY ROLLS ONLY 1 .19.. DELICIOUS - PKG. OF 8 Chelsea Buns 1 79 CRUSTY 79 Italian Bread BLUEBERRY OR CHERRY Muffins 6.2.39 OLD FASHIONED - PKG. OF 6 Date Squares.' .79 THE BEST OF BUDDIES - Queensway Nursing Home held their Volunteer Ap- preciation Day last Wednesday, in time for Valentine's day. Bill Gibson got chum- my with Jean Hohner, left, and Margaret Fremlin. Elliott photo. WHITE OR 60% BREAD Hospital Auxiliary sets dates for 1990 events The Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary meeting roll call was a Valentine's Card to be given to the patients. Seventeen members answered the Roll Call. Reports were given by Convenors:, Linda Huard, Gift Shop Treasurer, reported sales for the month of January were $778. Tray favours were made for the patients for Valentine's Day. Liaison Officer for the Junior Volunteers informed the membership that a dinner was held for the Junior Volunteers on February 13 and was well attended. It was reported by Gift Shop Convenor Shirley Dinsmore that some renovations are to be made in the Gift Shop, and she hoped that all would be a patient until this work is completed. Health Day is Saturday, May 12, 1990. Serviettes and placemats were ordered to' be distributed to the local restaurants. Marg Smale gave the Ways and Means Report from the committee. The TALENT MONEY PROJECT started in January is to be finalized by May 9. Convenor is Linda Huard. The PADDY'S PIE SALE is March 16 and con- venors are Janet Cluff and Geraldine Wilson. Advance orders for the staff are to be cut-off on March 2. Time for the bake sale is 11 o'clock in the board room #2. The PENNY SALE is April 25 to May 4 with the draw to take place on May 5. Convenors are Dorothy Hays, Audrey McLean and Marg Smale. The MEMBER- SHIP DRIVE'S tentative date is May 12 Women's Institute hears about Australoa trop The Seaforth Women's Institute met at the home of Olive Papple on February 13. Olive opened the meeting with a poem "Beautiful Dreamer," and it was followed by the singing of the Institute Ode and repeating of the Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call was "Something I buy that my Grandmother made at home" several answers were bread and butter and soap. The minutes were read by Assistant Secretary Helen MacKenzie, in the absence of Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Correspondence was read. A committee was named to get Jr. Fang lers.. material for the quilt. A donation was given to the project "Women Feed The World." Doris Hugill was convenor for the "Family and Consumer Affairs." She read a poem "A Happy Day" and introduced the speaker - Dorothy Williams, who told us of her trip t� Australia to visit her son. A discussion period was held with many asking questions. Marjorie Rock thanked the hostess and all that took part in the meeting. Lunch was served and a social time was enjoyed. and convenors are Joan Chesney, Marg Smale and Frances Teatero. The JUNE DINNER is to be held on June 12. There will be a FALL FAIR DRAW and it will take the form of a 50/50 Draw. The PIE SALE FOR STAFF, tentative date is October 5. The AWARDS NIGHT FOR JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS is October 9, 1990 and the CHRISTMAS BAZAAR is Monday, November 26. Convenors are Frances Teatero, Susan Dick and Lynda Huard. The TOY SHOW is December 2 and ten- tative plans include having a booth. The CHRISTMAS MEETING AND INSTALLA- TION OF THE NEW EXECUTIVE is set for December 11, 1990. Roll Call for the March meeting will be a St. Patrick's Day card to be given to the patients. For the month of April plant slips and bulbs for the Activation Group will be accepted. Marion Turnball read an article entitled "How to Beat the Winter Blues" and the Mystery Prize winner was Shirley Dinsmore. For any further information on any of the projects please call F.R. Teatero at 522-1979. Be well and do well. Tasty -Nu Store Only `�Canadianide a Variety Imported •6�CHEESES Is e r " Fresh Ott The Block MARBLE CHEESE LB. 1199 DANISH ASSORTED CREAM CHEESES LB. 5.79 Herb & Spice, Pineapple, Etc. CHEESE PLATES Made To Order Try our wide variety of i Delicious Donuts GI ETTES RESTAURANT SEAFORTl-0°S FAMILY RFSTAISANT9 VEAL CUTLET DINNER inckides Coffee or Tea and ' easedO SUNDAY, FEB. 25 5:00 TO 7:00 P.M. m *Deny Luncheon Sped aBs *Licenced Under I..BO *Seniors '15%® off MON.-SAT. SAT. 6200 A,J.;o-7:00 P0r.'.o SUNT, 7:00 A.M.-7 P.M. 104 sly 0v..., a u are invited to atte d John Deere Day THIS from page 7A Seaforth. The Clinton and District Junior Farmers received the Huron County Federation of Agriculture Community Betterment Award. The Vincent Farm Equipment Participation Award was won by the Seaforth Junior Farmers. Debbie Craig won the President's Award for Outstanding First Year Member. Other nominees were Rick Fowler, Kathy Roberts and Melissa Logtenberg. Anne Alton was the deserving recipient of the Bill Armstrong Outstanding Junior Farmer Award. Dave van Beers, RR 1 Blyth, and Annette Losereit, Auburn, were other nominees for the award. An additional highlight of the evening was the incorporation of the county king and queen competition into the program. The winners for the 1990 Huron County Junior Fanners' King and Queen were Rick Fowler and Debbie Craig. The win- ners were crowned by Warren Wray, Guelph, and Laurie Pentland, RR 6, Goderich, past king and queen. Other contestants were Paul Pentland and Melissa Logtenberg. The Huron County Junior Farmers would like to thank all those who sup- ported them ih 1989. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27th AT Logan Farm Equipment Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCallum and family at RR 1 Walton were Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCallum and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCallum (all of RR 1 and RR 4 Walton), Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman of Bayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure of Winthrop. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ward and family at Brodhagen were Mrs. Terry Ward of Monkton, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McClure and family of RR 2 Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley of Seaforth. The occasion was Mathew's fifth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum of RR 1 Walton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley of Seaforth were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum at RR 1 Walton. E 4 Goderich M. , SEAFORTH 527..0e20 Fabi sous February SPECIALS N'S JOHN' DEERE FILM 2:30 P.M. & 8:00 A.M. PAST FRIDAY' Lunch Buffet o Every Week This week - don't miss SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 a.m.-2 p.m. — ATI -you -can -eat 85.00 Coming In March PARTS & SERVICE UPDATE SENIORS DAY LUNCH —Wed., March 7- 84.75 Includes ple & coffee CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 6fTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY February 26, 1990 SILL & ISABEL ROGERSON Happy 90th Birthday MARCH 1 JENNY CHESNEY From your family Company reps on hand : fyli- - rf71"T • • - J NEW PEOPLE_ _.NEW IDEAS Come share the future of John Deere with us!! Love from... Ken & Marg, Marg & Glen, Helen & Gord, Joan & Greg and your 11 Grandchildren and 16 Great Grandchildren OPEN HOUSE AT SEAFORTH LEGION 2:00 TO 4:00 P.M.; FEBRUARY 24th On The Occasion Of jenny's 90th Birthday Hwy. 23 6 Miles North of Mitchell 347-2251 4