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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-04-13, Page 17Entertainment Musicians visit local Manor The 'Hosannah Choir' from the Christian Reform Church in Clinton was featured entertainment for the Easter program at Seaforth Manor Nursing Home. These singers and guitar players provided a wonderful cantata of Easter music which delighted one and all! Rev. Cheryl Ann, Alan Rush and members of Egmondville United Church provided Easter Worship service. Special thanks to resident Lloyd Hoggarth and to the St. James C.W.L. for their cash donations which enabled residents to purchase pots of colourful spring tulips for our dining room tables for Easter. The Seaforth Manor Baking Club with the assistance of volunteer Viola Lawson baked banana jam jSeaforth Manor Nursing Home muffins. Thanks go to Viola for her help. This past week residents were treated to a superb afternoon at the 'Happy Citizens Euchre' held at the Seaforth Legion. A very special thank -you to Olave Little for arranging this outing and to all members of the Happy Citizens for their wonderful hospitality. Residents also enjoyed an outing to the Harmony Kings show at the arena last Saturday. This is always a favourite event for Seaforth Manor folks to attend! Weddings BUNNY IN SEAFORTH Melissa Marion, Ashley Marion and Joshua Shea met the Easter Bunny at the Business Improve- ment Association's Easter Egg Hunt April 2. Bamey (below) and a Tiger (at right) were also there. LOGAN - WAIN Todd Logan and Carol Wain were married at the Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield on April 9, 1994. Conducting the service was the Rev. Stanley Jay. Todd is the son of Joanne Trudgen, of Wallaceburg and Carol is the daughter of Charles and Mary Wain of RR1 Bayfeild. The maid of honor was Cheryl Hoggart of Goderich, and Brides- maids were: Stephanie Thomson of Goderich, Kathy Logan of LECTURE John Butler OM AFRI Maple Syrup Specialist Huron County Museum Theatre 110 North Str:et,-Goderich April 20th - 7:30 pm All 11 ('lconu' Variety Night at S. D. H. School Featuring Local Dancers & Singers All Donations to Cystic .Fibrosis April 22 7:30 p.m. Thursday LINE DANCING Saturday John's In Town SCARECROW The Ultimate John "Cougar" Mellancamp Tribute Tickets 35.00 Going Fast! Dont Miss This Party STANLEY CUP '94 MAPLE LEAF HEADQUARTE�' S WATCH THE "BUDS" Make a drive for "Lord" Stanky 014 OUR BIG SCREEN 482-1234 317 Huron St. (Hwy. 8 West) A Wallaceburg and Brenda McDougall of Bayfield. The best man was Doug Batkin of Clinton, and the Ushers were: Charlie Logan and Dwayne Logan, both of Wallaceburg, and Ron Govier of Goderich. The reception that followed was in the Bayfield. Arena and Com- munity Centre. Todd and Carol will be spending their wedding trip in the Dominican Republic, and plan to reside in Seaforth. (Gregor Campbell Photo) • . Saturday, April 23, 1994 South Huron Rec. Centre, Exeter Dancing 9-1 Tickets $6.00 per person Lunch Provided 262-2644 Proof of Age Required 235-2537 Exeter Jr. D Hawks HOCkey Cl if th pres. ms Lampoon BLYTH`FESTIVAL Piitt,, ettheatre r� presents Clowning Around ONE SHOW ONLY 2 p.m. Sunday April 16 Two irresistibly tunny clowns perform, with sophistication vid charm, a circus act to delight all ages. Blyth Memorial Community Hall Tickets $7.00 523-9300 Sponsored by ... GODERICH FIGURE SKATING CLUB (Proceeds help minor figure skating) GODRRICH HOME & GARDEN SHOW 1994 APRIL 15, 16 & 17, 1994 FRIDAY, APRIL 15 6 PM TO O PM t ar I KI 700 pm - Ceramic Demonstrations, by Isobelle's Ceromics/From Busy Honds IVB Boutique, Holmesville. SATURDAY, APRIL 16 - 1 1 AM TO 9 PM 11 00 om - Coke Decorating Demo, by 'Cakes by Kathryn' 1230 pm - 'Mid Evil Knights of the Round Tobl'/Bolder Pit. 1 30 pm - Fencing/Heavy Weapons Demo, 'Mid Evil Knights of the Round Table' 2'30 pm - Bluewoler Kennel Club Dog Obedience Demo 3 30 pm - line Dancing Demo A 30 pm - Ron Tyndoll's School of Korot Demo 7.00 pm - Croft Dena by fioras Flowers & Crofts, Buy Honds Boutique, Hoknesville SUNDAY, APRIL 1 7 - 1 2 NOON TO PM 1.00 pm - Fashion Show Tots & Teens Dug 2.30 pm - Fashion Show by Solaro Clothing Co Ile Clots Models Inc.) r1 G or Door Prizes or Free Entertainment • Demonstrations 0 0 r • Eat of the Brood Basket DROP IN • 1111 WNAT'S NEW • EXNTINO FOR SIR/NI!! ADMISSION: General Admission: $2.00 Children under 12 • FREE, wish on adult THE HURON EXCITOR. AMN 13. 111$4-17 Happy Citizens play euchre The Seaforth Happy Citizen's club held its regular monthly mooting at The Seaforth Legion on Thursday, April 7. Club members had a very good turn -out as guests the Seniors from Maplewood Manor and the Seaforth Manors were invited to join. A reading was given by Bea Stoll entitled 'Tread Softly,' written by Muriel Overholt. Line of business was mainly on the upcoming Spring Rally in April hosted at Londesboro. A homecoming meeting project in 1995 was discussed. Euchre followed with prizes. There were 11 tables in play: Ladies' high - Minnie Walters from Maplewood ManorLadies' lone hands, Marjory Maloney; Ladies' low, Mary Ryan. Men's high - Lloyd Hoggarth, from Seaforth Manor, Men's lone hands, Ariel Wood and Beatrice Stoll (both playing as a man) tied. Men's low were Annona Crozier (playing as a man) and Bert Walters from Maplewood Manor tied. SPARKY'S PLACE FAMILY DINING SUNDAY SPECIAL FARMERS SAUSAGE DINNER $5 50 ■ Includes Coffee or Tea and Dessert SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 5 - 7 pm 90 Main St., Seaforth 527-1964 MARIA'S -` . - 'A (Ji souE Psc,H, • Mare pia .d hes, ,'iauMe)We Ittoutar,mgla wet torn , 11 ,r 1/lr f Jki/ c' i Concert of Sacred Afusic Wesley-Wi!<is Senior Choir to* IA •`Ike Blyth Festival Singers • _John De9ager - tenor • A. _James Ford - trumpet ".(fomrrprutipat 'nova wash Orchestra Lon/on) `� April. Sunday, 17 at 7:30 p.m. LI at Wesley -Willis United Church • 4 Clinton, Ontario f r .a I/ 'oft tie Admission r $4.00 HELP, HELP! WE NEED YOU! as a Volunteer on April 18 from 6 - 9 for a door-to-door blitz for the Seaforth Cancer Campaign. Could your club or group provide 2 or 3 members, or can you share 3 hours to fight Cancer? Please call Loureen Dale 527-0510 and say, "Yes, I'll Help!" - -• PA TH AT •:i:- 52i -781i GUOF q :CHARLIE SHEEN BERENGER TOM Fri. - Thurs. April 15 - 21 Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9 pm Sun. - Thurs. 8 ' m COP BIN BERNSEN I G U E ' • ouIDAl•c• ALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO ' M" O our aflflivcr@ry Wednesday, April 20th Meet your favourite Teenage Mutant Ninga Turtle Rapheal.. Receive a free picture with Rapheal when you buy a large pizza. .1 �o• ■ I• hank you for making our first year in Seaforth a prosperous and successful one. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the years to come. ilimassomo &very 12ti\ customer receives a Gift Certificate for a free large four mem pizza. SPECIAL 2 medium cheese and pepperoni pizzas ONLY 7.99 oust. each additional item 1.25 0* • • GODFATHER PIZZA 100 Main St. S (roar) ♦ ©, r = 527-0222 .4 "'�� .• •