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Q ueensway residents hold craft, bake sale
•Queensway residents gathered Monday in
Y enjoyed playing Bingo with
the sun room t0 listen to a tape of the T e
Hensall United Church service. In
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afternoon man '$,�'�,E ENS',
the Bethel Reformed women.
Reverend Don Robinson of Brucefield
United church led the worship service
Tuesday afternoon. It was Rev. Robinson's
first service and residents look forward to
having him back. Many residents attended
the memorial service held here at
Queensway for the late Idella Sims. The
service was led by chaplain Rev. Larry
Stojokvic. Idella will be missed by all. The
Christian Reformed Singers gave a pro-
gram in song in the evening.
Wednesday was the big day as auxiliary,
families, staff and the community sup-
ported the annual Craft and Bake Sale.
The sale was a wonderful success! The
winner of the draw on the exercise bicycle
was Hazel Luther of Northcrest Apts.
Various other winners were toaster. oven -
Melva Ecker, Cozy Corner steak dinners -
Ross McDonald, flower arrangment - Nellie
Riley, plate - Evelyn Flynn, cheese tray -
Hazel Corbett, and the plant - Erlene
Stewart, silk flower arrangement - Donna
Swale. Thank you to the wonderful aux-
iliary, staff and all the people of the com-
munity who baked and made crafts for the
sale and supported it in any way.
After the busy day on Wednesday,.
residents settled to a less hectic routine on
Thursday which included Fun and Fitness
in the afternoon and a hilarious Lucille
Ball movie in the evening.
Coming events are November 24 Geri
Fashions will be here from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. and November 30 our Birthday Par-
ty at 2:30 p.m. with Laurene Madge and
friends.
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS - Queensway Manor held its annual Christmas Bazaar last
Wednesday, and the response was overwhelms g. One whole bake table and half
of another were empty within twenty minutes. re, Betty Flear and Jessie Arm-
strong look over the knitted goods that Eileen Ra 'e, was offering for sale. Elliott
photo.
The November program of Hibbert
United Church Women centred on the
theme, Remembrance when Florence
McPhail presented a thoughtful and sym-
pathetic view of what three wars have
meant in her own family. Pat McKinnon
then gave the readings:. a Remembrance
day poem written by her daughter Gloria
and an account of the times of George
Hees, soldier and statesman.
The singing of .suitable hymns and of
several brisk old marching songs, was con-
cluded by a prayer of Thanksgiving and of
hope for the future.
During the business session, chaired by
Verle Mahon with secretary Mary F. Dow,
donations were made to local' church ex-
penses, to the Francis Sandy Native
Ministeries training centre, to the Alcohol •
and Drug Concerns, and to the Resource
Centre.
A slate of .officers for the coming year
was accepted following considerable discus-
sion concerning possible changes in the for-
mat and emphasis of the group.
Plans for Christmas activities ineluded
acceptance of an invitation to hold the
December meeting at the manse. Also
members were made aware of a request
for a banner to be constructed and donated
for use at next Junes conference.
After a long session, all were more than
ready to relax over the tasty lunch serv-
ed by hostesses Ruby Roney and Helen
Fell.
PEOPLE
Pat, Joanne, Mathew and Kelly
Donovan, Val D'Or, Quebec, visited for a
few days with John and Roberta
Templeman and family. All family
members were guests at the surprise 25th
anniversary celebration for Russell and
Audrey Ische on Saturday evening at the
Legion Hall, Mitchell.
Kay Swale, Joyce Vivian and Roberta
Templeman attended the Perth South
District executive meeting and banquet on
_Monday evening hosted by St. Pauls
Women's Institute.
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Family, relatives and former neighbours
of Mary Moylan from McKillop Township
gathered together with her on Saturday
afternoon at the Knights of Columbus Hall,
St. Columban to help her in celebrating her
80th birthday.
Family members present for the celebra-
tion were Catherine Janossy of Walkerton,
Don and Rita Moylan and family, Bill and
Luella Murphy and family, Sister Jean
Moylan of Windsor, Gordon and Kate
Moylan. and Angus of St. Mary's, her
sister Catherine O'Reilly of Stratford, her
brother, Joe Lane and her sister -in -law-
-Margaret Lane of Seaforth.
All attended the celebration of Mass 'by
Father J. Hardy, offered for her intentions,
at. 5 p.m. at St. Columban Catholic Church.
. Following Mass a dinner was served to•the
immediate family at the K. of C. Hall.
On November 23, 1989, Sister Jean
Moylan graduates from the Ontario In-
stitute for Studies in Education at the
Manor
University of Toronto with a Master m
Education degree with specialization in
Guidance and Counselling. Congratulations
from the community are extended to Sister
Jean.
Mary and Barbara Feeney of Stratford
spent the weekend with their parents Ferg
and Teresa Feeney, •
Family home with Cecilia Ryan on Sun-
day afternoon were J.D. and Marg
MacRae, Jenny and Ian of London, Gerry,
Karen, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy Ryan
and Mary Jo and John Nelson of Lucknow.
Martin Clarence William Flanagan; in-
fant son of Larry and Joanne Flanagan,
was baptized at St. Columban Church ,by
Father J. Hardy on Sundav, November 19.
Godparents for Martin were Bill and Marg
Flanagan. Guests for dinner at the home
of Larry and , Joanne and family following
the ceremony were grandparents Clarence
and Laurene Maloney and Bill Flanagan;
Father Hardy: Catherine Flanagan; Al and
Pat Koehler, Adam and Denise; Frank and
Louise Flanagan; Bill and Marg Flanagan,
Ashley and Kristen; Charlie Downey;
Leonard Maloney and Anne Marie
Maloney.
residents limber up
Bright and early Monday Morning
Seaforth Manor residents 'filled the New
Activity Room to the rim as they limbered
up with some exercises. Special thanks to
the kitchen staff for Christening the new
room.
Rev. Greg Gilson from St. Thomas
Anglican Church led the weekly church
service in the afternoon. After the service
Rev. Gilson honored questions about East
and West Germany from interested
residents.
Aaron Ford, Bruce Griffin, Vanessa
Brown and Tonya Boniface, all students
from the Grade 5/6 class at Seaforth
Public School visited with some of the
residents. Everyone enjoyed listening to
them on the piano!!
In keeping with the musical enjoyment,
Carol Carter tickled the ivories Tuesday
afternoon as residents sang along. Special
requests bellowed through the halls!
On Wednesday, Mamie Ross, Marg
Swale, Marg Haase, Gertie Taylor, Elmer
Bakscy and Pat Ryan ventured to Nor-
thside's Luncheon. Special thanks to
volunteer Doreen Kelly for her help.
Later Wednesday afternoon the New din-
ing room was opened with timbits ,and a
specialty punch for all! "It was well worth
waiting for" exclaimed resident, Frank
Smale !
Thursday afternoon Father Caruana led
the monthly mass service. Laurence Ryan
attended with his wife Marjorie and Mar -
die Maloney attended with her mother
Mary K. Ryan. It's always nice to have
them both.
Coming Events: November 24 Birthday
Party with Gladys Van Egmond and Elgin
Nott; and Happy Birthday Mamie Ross on
November 27.
The Murray Brothers held their
Christmas euchre game at Brother Cyril's
in Kitchener Saturday night. Arthur,
Ronald.and Jeremiah „didn't have a good
game, ;with the winners Cyril, Joe and
Jerome according to Jerry's report.
Visitors with Joe and Olga last weekend
(November llth) were Jerry and Marie
Eckert, Shawn Eckert and friend, Denise
Eckert and friend, all from Owen Sound.
They attended .the funeral of Mrs. Dalton
(Marie's sister) on November 9th. David
Steinbach and Tasha from Mitchell also
called on Joe and Olga ,last week to wish
her a happy belated birthday.
Weekend visitors with .Millie E14ns were
Bill and Marge Evan, Dave and Mary
Eyans, Colleen ,and Caitlin Tatatidc, all of
Niagara .F.alls. They also attended the
Broiler .and Scrrmgouer wedding in Blyth
on 'Saturday. Also there ..were Jack ,end
Marie Cleary, London, Chaf'lie , and Jack
Bann and Mary Ramey of -Toronto.
4i1ith Kay Stapleton :last week (November
lith) were. Mr. and Ats ..Jjm.N.ewbam.and
iay,,datighter;10m and;.sons Dalton and
John -from .Georgetown. They all attended
the funeral of IY4rs. Dalton on November
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