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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-05-14, Page 8iklaplewood) 1 1 it -TRE HURON EXPOSITOR. May 14. 1$S7 Residents say `Goodbye to Winter' April was the month for residents of Maplewood to enjoy all the sights and sounds of spring. A trip to Bayfield was a perfect way to begin the month. It was quite evident that winter was surely behind US. A "Goodbye To Winter Party" was held at Maplewood. After a delicious picnic style lunch in the din- ing room, residents headed for the ball diamond. What fun we had with all the hits and misses, not to mention the tricks that a couple of the players had up their sleeves. Several residents enjoyed the afternoon at the Spring Barbershop Show. What an excellent performance. A spring fashion show was the highlight of the visit from Geri Fashions of London. Viola Lawson, Jean Durst, Helen Nott, Hazel McGonigle and Olive Papple did a great job modeling the fashions. Door prize winners were Helen McLaughlin, Belle Roberton_ and Jennie Turnbull. • Stanley Township Athletic Association 1 "WlN A NEW '['RUCK ELIMINATION DRAW AND DANCE Owner of the last ticket drawn has his/her choice of one of the threics listed below: 1997 Dodge V2 tion • Supplied by Goderich Cl a er Jeep 1 1997 Ford 1 ton • Supplied by Hart Ford Mercury • Seaford) 1997 Chev 1 too • Supplied by McLaughlin Chev Olds • Sealorth BATTER UP - Herta Brodhagen waits for a good pitch from Ed Andrews during the festivities of the "Goodbye to Winter" party at Maplewood Manor recently. Residents enjoyed a fun afternoon of music with the "Notes of Yesteryear". We especially enjoyed the special visitor who came along with Art Finlayson - a musical frog. Residents were treated to an afternoon of piano music with Bill Gibson. Marian Rose also entertained resi- dents with a sing -a -long to the good old tunes. Pastor Lucas, Rev. Hauser, Jane Kuepfer, Rev. Vandermey and Rev. Lawn bowling social held The April Social of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club was held at the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening, April 22 at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the evening were Thelma Coombs and Edna and Neil Bell. Nine tables of cards were in play and before the games began one minute's silence was observed in memory of two deceased associate mem- bers namely Pat Bennett and Andy Lunn both having been longtime members of the club. Winners at cards were as follows: ladies and men's high, Ida Diehl and Ken Preszcator; most lone hands, Beth Pryce and Jack Muir; consolation, Mary Finlayson and Phil Thomas. This was the last social of the season to be held at the Legion Hall. The Lawn Bowling season will official- ly open at the Club on May 19 with lawn bowling in the afternoon starting at 2 p.m. followed by a potluck supper at 5:30 p.m. and cards or howling after supper. All members and associates arc welcome. Hostesses will he Marie Thomas, Thelma Coombs and one to he named. The grounds commit- tee have already worked on the greens and lights have been put up Good bowling to. all. Stadelhauer-Sampa each led in worship service for the month of April. Movie night is very popular at Maplewood. The movies "Fly Away Home", "Grumpy Old Men" and "My Fair Lady" were played. You are invited to come and join us for the Senior Games Crokinole on May 14 at 2 p.m. and also for musical entertainment with the Huron Strings on May 21 at 2 p.m. The footcare clinic will he held Thursday May 22 from 8:30 - noon. See you there. ovEe s. • HANOVER Over 2000 design >..: KITCHENS choices are available, BATHROOMS s' giving you a LAUNDRY ROOMS . vent wide range k_ x`FAMILY ROOMS from which to choose. OFFICES BAECHLERj' Kitchens AI Interlort 150 The Square, Goderich 524-8600. Oft '100 A TICKET ELIMINATION DRAW TO BE HELD AT STANLEX RECREATION COMMITTEE DANCE MAY 31, 1997 AT TOWNSHIP COMPLEX, VARNA Ticket purchase includes Dance and Lunch for two people 19 years or over. 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