The Huron Expositor, 1995-06-28, Page 7Local
Strawberry social held
Scaforth Manor Nursing
Home held its annual Straw-
berry Social last week.
It was a lovely afternoon for
all residents. Marion Rose
provided wonderful entertain-
ment which everyone enjoyed.
Later in the week everyone
enjoyed. rolling up their
sleeves, hulling strawberries
and enjoying tine aroma of
freshly made strawberry jam in
our activity room. This was
served for breakfast Sunday
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott
Track athletes in
district meet
Last Saturday a team from
Seaforth Branch 156 of the
Royal Canadian Legion,
accompanied by . coach
Georgina Reynolds, went to the
district meet at Kitchener
Centennial Stadium. The results
were as follows, finishes in the
lop six: Carly Price, 2nd in
80m; Amy Harnon, 1 st in
300rn hurdles; Lisa Reynolds,
4111 in long jump; Karl
Reynolds, 6th in long jump and
4th in triple jump; Kevin
Mcidinrer, 6th in 800m;
Heather Dale, 4th in high
jump; Ian McMillan, 6th in
triple jump. There wcrc
approximately 3()0 competitors
in this meet from District C.
Seaforth's team has 25
members from Seaforth Public
School, Iluron Centennial
School and Scalirth District
High .School. All our
competitors were in the 15 -
and -under category except
Price who was in the 17 -and -
under age group.
The coach deserves a big
vote of thanks for her support
for these students. From
comments i've heard Scaforth
can be very proud of these
young people both for their
athletic abilities and also for
their good behaviour and
manners.
The Ladies Auxiliary held
another Sunday thinner and
would like to thank everyone
who helped in any way with
this event and to the public for
its support.
'At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we will
remember them.
ALL
EARS
John E. Tiede
Hearing Instrument
Specialist
Nerve Deafness—
A Hearing Aid
Can Help
Q. A hearing test indicated that
I have impaired hearing. My
doctor said it's a "se-
nsorineural" heating loss. He
also told me that this type of
Toss can't be helped medically
or surgically unless diagnosed
in the very early stages. Is a
hearing aid the logical
solution?
A. Nerve deafness. That's the
old fashioned term used to
describe your loss. Sen-
sorineural hearing loss involves
a disturbance or deterioration
of the cochlea or of the
auditory nerve. The cochlea is
the tiny, snail -shaped inner ear.
Nerve deafness is not total
deafness; very few people are
totally deaf.
Unlike our eyes, which rest
while we sleep, our ears
operate constantly, like a
radio _ left on all night. Ul-
timately the delicate receptors
within the inner ear start to
wear down. Prolonged ex-
posure to high levels of noise
can also cause damage to the
inner ear.
In a few rare cases, nerve
deafness can be caused by
medical problems. These cases
can sometimes be helped by
medical or surgical
when they are diagnosed early
enough.
The best solution for you
may be good hearing aids, fit
to your particular level of
hearing loss.
Visit tie Hearin` Can
Center at 7 Rattea bury
Street Bast is Clinton for as
evaluation of your bearing
loss and a denoaetraUoa a�
the improvement you as
zpect by using bearing aids.
CSB (S19) -9024 to
schedule your appoiatase t
today.
Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home
morning and pronounced
'delicious' by our residents.
Rev. Sloan arrived just in
time to lend his 'cullinary
expertise' to our jam -making!
Evening bingo was enjoyed as
we welcomed students from St.
Michaels Secondary School to
assist with this program. We
are looking forward to enter-
taining our program volunteers
as well as our musical enter-
tainers at our Volunteer
Luncheon on Wednesday, June
28_
BERRY SEASON - Helen
Rathwell enjoyed the Staw-
berry Social at Seaforth
Manor last week with her
daughter Rhonda Bjerg.
Library
programs
As the school year draws to
an end the Huron County
Library Summer Reading Pro-
gram is preparing for a fun -
filled summer. This year there
is a new and exciting theme
'Favourites of Mine.'
All children ages 4 to 12 are
invited to participate in pro-
grams about mythical monsters,
fairy tales, the environment and
many more. These hour long
programs are full of games,
songs, stories and crafts.
Chrissy O'Toole, the Progam
Coordinator, and Jodi Soldan,
Program Assistant, will present
these programs at the Huron
County Libraries.
The program dates in your
area are as follows: Seaforth
Branch Library - Friday, July
7, 28, Aug. 11, 18, 25 at 10
a.m.; Brussels Branch Library -
Thursday, July 13, 27, Aug.
10, 24 at 4 p.m.; and Clinton
Branch Library - Monday, July
10 to August 21 at 1:30 p.m.
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GRAND OPENING BARBECUE - A barbecue held at the Hensall Co-op in Seaforth on
Saturday helped benefit the St. Columban Soccer Association and the Seaforth Centenaires'
Booster Club. The event also marked the grand opening festivities of the Do -it Centre at the
business and entertainment included the Notes of Yesteryear band, horse and wagon rides
and a painting demonstration.
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