HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-02-04, Page 7Show how much you care
February is just the month
to show someone you love or
care about, just how much
they mean to you. Whether it
be with a card, flowers or just
a phone caH.
We would like to welcome
our new residents Rodney
McLaren, Sam and Grace
Scott, Ferg and Teresa
Feeney. We welcome you to
your new home and hope that
you enjoy it here. Welcome.
We are saddened this month
with the passing of one of our
residents, Thomas Miller.
Our sympathy is extended to
his family and his friends at
this time of sorrow. We will
miss him dearly.
On Jan. 15th, we enjoyed a
great time at our Winter Bali.
We listened and danced to
music played by the Zurich
Connection Band. Out of
lorty-four people attending,
many of our residents, staff
members and people from the
community enjoyed dancing
to waltzes. polkas and heel
and toe polkas. Prizes for
spot dance were given to
Margaret Radford, Henrietta
Brown and Jean Hildebrand.
Viola Lawson celebrated her
birthday and we all sang
Happy Birthday to her.
Norman Turrall was crowned
"King of the Winter Ball"
and Henrietta Brown was
crowned "Queen of the
Winter Ball". Door prizes
were drawn for Sam Scott.
Patrick Hayes. Phillip James.
Ruth Thorhurn and Ferg
Feeney. We all had a wonder-
ful time. We would like to
thank the Zurich Connection
Band for the great music. we
enjoyed this very much.
Sam and Grace Scott.Olive
Ball and George Wright
enjoyed going to the dining
for seniors program at the
arena. Jan. 15. They had a
great meal and really enjoyed
the company of other people
from the community.
On Jan. 18 Marianne Van
Eshroeck cooked brunch for
us. Fresh bacon. eggs and
toast are always a treat.
Geri Fashions clothing will
be coining to Seaforth Manor
on Tuesday. March 3I at 10
Slides shown
at Manor
Seaforth Manor
Retirement Home)
(Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home
a.m. to 3 p.m. Regular and
special wheelchair clothing
will be available. Everyone is
welcome to come.
We are making a
Valentine's basket for a raffle
on Feb. 14th. Donations of
non-perishable items are wel-
come and may he dropped off
at the Retirement Home and
put in the basket in the
lounge. Thank you.
During January residents
welcomed Rev. Dino
Salvador. Rcv. Nick
Vandermey and Rev. Rick
Lucas for church services.
We wish Rcv. Lucas ail the
best as he embarks on a new
phase of his ministry in
Belize. South America.
Our talented piano players
Carol Carter. Marian Rose
and Bill Gibson each enter-
tained with lovely piano con-
certs.
We were delighted to have
Rev. Jim Sloan from Corunna
return to show his slides of
Scotland for Robbie Burns
Day. A Scottish menu round-
ed out our celebration.
Our "Mexican Fiesta"
included a travelogue to the
sunny south as well as some
hot and spicy nachos and dip.
Residents arc enjoying our
Pet Therapy Program with
volunteer Cindy Holland and
her Boston Bulldog
"Connie". Another favorite is
our massage therapy program
with volunteer Barb Elliott.
The Nursery school's
monthly visit is one everyone
looks forward to.
Several residents enjoyed
joining our Retirement Home
for their "Winter Ball" with
the "Zurich Connection".
Everyone is looking forward
to our "Valentines King and
Queen of Hearts Ball" which
will be held on Thurs. Feb.
19, at 2:011 p.m. featuring the
"Notes of Yesteryear".
We arc currently expanding
our pastoral care committee
at Seaforth Manor. We hope
to have a representative from
each denomination co-ordi-
nate a visiting program from
each church. If you are cur-
rently a visitor or are able to
visit one resident once a
month on a regular basis or
are interested in being the
"Visiting Co-ordinator" for
your church please call
Cheryl Phillips al 527-0030
for more information.
We would like to wish
Norman Turrall a happy
birthday on Feb. 3.
Until next month take care.
Lynda Horbanuik, seated
takes the opportunity to have
her blood pressure checked by
Val Poisson RPN at the
Seaforth Community Hospital
during the Heart and Stroke
Foundation's soup luncheon
Friday at the Seaforth Curling
Club. February is Heart and
Stroke month. The blood
pressure cynic was made;
available for the kick-off of
the Foundation's annual cam-
paign. (Fitton photo)
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