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'Sara Vista news What happens Spring? Well, the birds begin to sing The rivers start to flow With...fresh water from the melting snow Dark long days... Become Bright sunshine ways An array of flowers start to bloom, And we are sure... They would brighten any room, New life is being created, And time is surely to be 2. faded. iinto Summer. Here we are again another month has past. April 2, Resident Council meeting was held, final plans were made for the Sara Vista Daffodil Tea. Later in the day Volunteer Tiny Mills joined us for Sara Vista '"'BINGO"'. April 3, On this day we were very pleased to have visit us Huronia Centennial Elementary School Primary Choir, they entertained us with their spring concert. Many thanks, - a job well done. April 4, Church Service officiated by Rev. Schwartz piano played. by Mrs. Nerpin. April' 5, We were please to have Mrs. Stone & Mrs. Kenney entertain us with a good, old fashion sing-a-long. April 6, Morning visit from H.C.E.S. Grade six students. ""Spring Fever" Enjoyed by many residents a movie called 'Springtime In Holland'. Holland has many & varied at- tractions for the tourist. Wind mills, canals and tulips are legendary, we the residents seen it all. To end our afternoon we were pleased to have join us Mr. John Brown & Mr. Al Freeman. April 9, A group of four young. adults "Covenant Players" joined us this afternoon and provided us with a delightful afternoon of small dramatizations about daily living. To end our day volunteer Mrs. Mills joined us for Sara Vista "Bingo". April 11, Church of- ficiated by Rev. Clark, pinao played by Mrs. Ritchie. More '"'Spring- fever", enjoyed by many a movie called "Promise of Spring" vivid shots of animal life in preparation § for spring in the world of nature. April 12, Residents enjoyed very much an afternoon Tea Party held by the Saurin Women's Institute. Mrs. Parnell played the piano while we joined in on a sing-a-long. April 13, Morning visit from H.C.E.S. Grade six students. Mr. John Brown & Mr. Al Freeman entertained us with some hand clap- ping, toe tapping music selections. April 14, Sara Vista's Daffodil Tea, we were pleased to have such talent, Midland's own Ancient Mariners en- tertained us the whole afternoon with music from the 1930's. Some students from H.C.E.S. gave a helping hand in serving tea & goodies. These girls are recognized for a job well done; Lisa Newman, Patrica Desroches, Denise Hoogenboom, Jenny Curlie, Kelly Mackey and Jodie Player. Last but not least thanks go to the W.E.B.B. Club, staff, family & friends for their support. Our day wasn't too suc- cessful, but there's always next year. April 16, Volunteer Mrs. Mills joined us for Sara Vista '"'Bingo". April 17, "Musical Melody's" we: are pleased to have join us Tuesday afternoon's. Mrs. Parnell who leads us in favorite music selections and _ the residents join in on their instruments. April 18, Church of- ficiated, by Rev. Locke piano played by Mrs. French. April 19, Residents enjoyed an afternoon of slides from the 1984 Maple Syrup Festival followed by a taste of local maple syrup. Thanks go to Mr. D. Thompson for making this possible. April 20, Mr. John Brown & Al Freeman joined us this afternoon for hand clapping, toe tapping music. April 23, Residents enjoyed a movie called Paska, the Ukrainian Easter Egg; a _ very colorful film about Easter Egg dyeing. Volunteer Mrs. Mills joined us for Sara Vista "Bingo"'. April 24, "Musical Melody's"' Mrs. Parnell joined us this afternoon for a fun filled afternoon of music & laughter. April 25, Church of- ficiated by Layman Mr. Bill Jarvis, readings done by Mr. Al Freeman, and piano played by Mrs. Player. Later this afternoon communion was offered to the Anglican's. April 26, Residents enjoyed very much an afternoon' Birthday Party held by the Saurin Women's Institute. The Parnell Children sang songs, for the residents followed by a_ sing-a- long of some favorite tunes. Along with cake & ice-cream the Institute gave each resident a__ special Easter treat. Visit from H.C.E.S. Grade six students. Followed by an _ af- ternoon of en- tertainment with Mr. John Brown and Mr. Al Freeman. April 30, Volunteer Mrs. Mills joined us for Sara Vista Bingo. We would like to send our thanks to the Pineridge Women's Institute for . their Easter able favours. (Easter Baskets) Birthday wishes are extended to Mrs. Helen Ritchie, Mrs. Edith Osborne and Mrs. Sophie Zabiaka. We would like to welcome Mrs. Vera May, and Mrs. Jessie Robinson to their new home at the Sara Vista. Our Sara Vista Cook Books have arrived and they are being sold for $3.00. A very special thanks to every person that made this month very busy and rewarding to the Residents of the Sara Vista Nursing Home. Activity Director Miss Karen Sallows WILHEMENE CAMERON May 7, Monday. Another week has flown by and the trees are starting to get dressed for summer. We had about 75 members show up today. Pat Kirten gave a financial report including a cheque from the Maple Syrup Committee for the usual one third of the tickets sold. sales were lower this year. We made and donated our own prizes all but one litre of syrup. Birthday greetings for the month of May go to Fran Aitkenson, Janet Archer, Reg Archer, Adeline Edwards, Alex Finlay, Vera Gilbert, Mercedes MacDonald, Carlyle MacDonald, Gladys Robertson, Laura Rowat, Eva Tinney, and Vera Woods. There is a golf tournament on June 11 at Midland Golf and Country Club and shurffle board tour- nament at Sandy Cove Acres Stroud on June 20. It is sponsored by the Simiéoe County Advisory Committee. The scores are, euchre ese Wanless 66 and Mac McGinnis 70, Bid euchre Fran Aitkinson 193, Bingo Edna Minty, Bridge table one Joan Greenan and John Macbeth, table two Bertille Marley and Erne Deviney, Crib Laura Rowat and Larry Cameron. Wisdom? Seniors have a lot of know how and how to, but it takes the Juniors to show us - if they listen. MAY 16 Medonte East Central School Association will be holding official Opening Ceremonies of their newly completed General purpose room on Wes, May 16, al 8 Rose Beausoleil Rose Beausoleil of and Richard of Wolfe Street, Penetanguishene, her Penetanguishene, died daughters Lea (Mrs. April 22, 1984, in Omer Desroches) of Penetanguishene_ Lafontaine, Doreen General Hospital, (Mrs. Wm. Parent) of following a lengthy Mississauga, Helene illness. She was 72 years (Mrs. Walter Blight) of of age. Waubaushene, and The lifelong resident Prima (Mrs. _ Bob of the town was the Duval ) Orel daughter of the late Eugene Pauze and the Penetanguishene. Also surviving are her late Roseanna Contois. brother Albert of Surviving her are her Lafontaine, and her husband Ernest sisters Freda (Mrs. Beausoleil of Herbie Quesnelle) and Penetanguishene, her Lea (Mrs. Alfred Beausoleil), sons Celestin of Calgary both of Jane Vogtle of Herbolsheim, West Germany and Robert P. 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