The Huron Expositor, 1999-03-03, Page 7Seaforth
Manor has
continental
breakfast
Love was in the air in:
February as staff. residents.
and•gucsts gathered for a
Valentines - .Day dinner.
Special thanks to entertain-
ers, classical musicians, Anne
and Cyril Lecper, and to the
"love pact" Kate' Aslin.
. Congratulations 'to prize win-
. ncrs. Agnes McClinchey,
Elsie Southgate. Kate Aslin
and Teresa Feeney.
The haking club whipped
up- seime of Catherine
Walsh's favourite recipe,
gingerbread. It certainly did
• •_not last very long. Also wel-
comed visitors were the
school -aged program from
the Co-Op-Childrens Centre
Who visited with residents -
and put together_ a craft.
Thanks to Barb Shannon for
. her time and energy.
Every ` -Saturday evening is
movie night at the Retirement.
Home. Also hrcakfast on
Sunday will be "continental"
style. Residents can now
sleep in without fear of miss-
ing breakfast.
Welcomed to the Manor arc
Susan Laudenbach, Marjorie
Willis 'and Pat Cairns. Oct
Denturist offers ne
services for Seafor
Jason Gillooly joins the staff
of Drs. Ge-rald Hany and
Elizabeth van Maanen's gen-
eral and cosmetic dentistry
offices.
He joins the team as a den-
turist, providing an additional
service that had not been
available in Seaforth.....
.Gillooly had opened his
own denturist practice in
London eight yearsago, after
graduating from George
'Brown College in Toronto.
His wife, also a denturist,
operates the practice with him
and he also operates one on
Strathroy.
He was first contacted by
Dr. Hany and van Maancn
about a year ago and decided
he coutd fill a need in
Seaforth.
He is on Seaforth on
Mondays but Dr. Hany said
they will look at having
Gillooly here a little more
often if the demand for his
service grows.
Gillooly looks after his own
lab work and said that helps
them provide a better service
to their patients since he is
involved in the service from
start to finish.
"They're getting a more
customized product. I can
spend more time with a
patient -to make sure they're
happy with the project." he
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said.
Dr. Hany said they are glad
to have Gillooly here because
some of their patients were
having to leave town to find
denturist services.
Now, he said they can work
as a team and can consult one
another about their patients'
needs.
Maplewood Manor .residents prepare
crafts to sell at Easter Penny Sale
Wiarton Willie's prediction by playing and singing love Elgin Nott was enjoyed by
of an early spring was just song 'selections. During residents: Ed Andrews joined
what residents 01 Maplewood "Quiz Fun'', residents solved in to sing "Patty McGinty's
Manor wanted to hear! The puzzles involving the word Goat".
contest winner was Martha "heart". The Huron Strings The month ended with a
Van Bake!. who had the same put a finishing touch to the visit from the youngsters of
forecast. festivities. It was a lively . the Presbyterian Church who
The beautiful weather of afternoon of music and song. did a great job with their
February made it possible to - Residents enjoy the fun, singing.
take a couple of trips -in the 'with the volunteers who The "Meal Away Day" has.
van. A drive around town and come to help with crokinole •been successful It is held the
a trip to Bayfield were , and bingo. Craft classes have first Tuesday of every month
enjoyed,., • • been busy preparing for the . at 12:45. To make a reserva-
,well wishes go to Tcrry Church services for the- Easter Penny Sale to be held
tion, please call 527-1440.
Other upcoming events
include our St. Patrick's Day
Party with Francie's Band on
March 17 -at 2 p.m.; Geri
Fashions of London on
Friday, March 19 from 12
noon 4 p.m.; Fashion Show
at 2 p.m. Hope you can
come.
ABCA honours work of conservationist family
Murray and Catherine, Walsh.
Happy Birthday to. Myrtle
Read and Agnes McClinchey.
Community -seniors are
always welcome to come and
.join in any of the scheduled
. progratns. Please call 527
0030 to get more info. Come
in and have lunch, with us.
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month were held with Rev. March 10-22. •
Judith Springett, Pastor Doug Marian Rose • visited
Corrivcau and Rev. Nicholas . Maplewood Manor to enter-
Vandermey. Residents enjoy tain residents with a number
having thosewho come,along : of selections on the piano.
with the ministers for the ser- Residents enjoyed singing
vices. along to her tunes.
Jim McCallum began the A musical afternoon with
Valentine's Day celebrations Gladys Van Egmond and
The 52nd annual meet-
ing for the Ausahle
• Hayfield Conservation.
•Authority was bold
• recently . in: Lucan.
Representatives of the 29
watershed 'Municipalities
and neighbouring conser-
vation authorities attend-
ed.
One new appointee.
was welcomed to. the
.j999 ABCA Board of
Directors. John Walsh
replaocd Dave Pugh as
representative • for
Thedford. Arkona and
.Bosanquet.
Acclaimed to thc posi-
tion of Chairman for his
second year was Gordon
Strang. of , Ushorne
Township. -Bill Dowson
voting against the.
levies.-
The
evies.Thc . annual
Conservation Awards
were announced with
John MacPherson' of
Durham receiving an
award for his environ-
mental advocacy
efforts in proper man-
agement of water
resources and flood
plain management
programs of the
ABCA.
Niall and Rosemary
Straw and family of
Exeter were winners
Chairman Gord Strang congratulates in the environmental
Conservation Awa'rd winner Jack advocacy category.
MacPherson at the ABCA Annual' The family's dedica-
Meeting. . "It's a labour of love", 'tion to thc environ-
MacPherson said in accepting the award ment has been a life
of Stanley Township was ,recognizing hisenvironmental advocacy long commitment as
acs tai rimed -as- --Vice efforts in -water management over a 35 educators, _.�
Chairman for 1999. year career with conservation authori- involvement with
The 1999 Board of ties."
Directors voted to main-
tain the general levy at
$344.000. the sante level as
the previous six years. The
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levy for capital projects was
also approved .with a 93.25%
majority vorc. Hay Township
being the only municipality
Scouts Canada and the
Sylvan Conservation
Program.
In the Land Stewardship
category, the late George
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. A Review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
COL•LEG-E OF NURSES,INSERVICE Linda Stewart, Reg.N. will be
presenting to RN/RPNs on the standard, "Therapeutic Nurse -Client
Relationships" Thursday, APRIL a, 1999 rd 14:00 Hrs. in Conf. Rm.. 2. This
inservice will provide nurses with an opportunity to learn about the new standard
and to complete a Learning Plan for their Quality Assurance Program. It will
provide follow-up information to the College's, "One Is One Too Many"
education resource. For information, and to pre -register. please contact Grace at
Nursing Office 527-3001,
(Please note date change - previously scheduled March 4, 1999)
"HEART TO HEART" a post discharge teaching program targeted to those who
have had a hear attack. heart surgery or angina patients will be presented April
1999. For further information and to pre -register. contact Facilitator. Valerie
Poisson at 527-0320. _
PERINATAL INFORMATION SESSIONS; all interested expectant parents are
welcome and encouraged to attend "Pain Control in Labour & Delivery"
facilitated by Dr. Heather Percival and Physiotherapy Rep. Thursday. March 18,
1999 at 7:30 p.m. in Conference Room 2 of the Seaforth Community Hospital.
Pre -registration would be appreciated by calling Nursing Office 527-3001
weekdays 9 a.m..to 5 p.m.
"MORNING OUT" is a new Parent Support Service offered each Friday 10:00-
11:30 a.m. with Kann Searle. Facilitator. Moms/Dads & infants are welcome to ,
•attend and learn/share information and experiences with discussion on a variety of
postpartum topics. -- -
March 5th: "Car Seat Safety," Marguerite Falconer. Public -Health
March 12th: "Parenting Issues," Chris DeBoer: Rural Response•tto be confirmed)
March 19th: 12:90 p.m. Cold Potluck in Conf. Rin. '2 -
• (former Gump participants welcome)
12:30 p.m. "Infant Concerns; Shawn Edwards. M.U. •
FREE Childcare for other toddlers in'tbe family. is available by pre -registration .
with Nursing Office at (519) 527-3001 no later than 3 p.m. Wednesday of each
week.
HURON HOSPIpF, a 12 week Grief Recovery Outreach Program will
commence in early April. Watch for further information regarding -this Program. If
in the meantime, Bereavement suppon is needed. please contact the office of
Huron Hospice Volunteer Service C) 527=0655, Shirley Dinsmore 527-1005 or
Joan Stewar3522-0897. - -
Seaforth Co-operative
y Children's -Centre
MARCM MAK EllICIELIGEITS
March 15-19
Activities include:
* Cooking -experiences (pancakes &
gingerbread)
* Swimming & ice skating
*Visit from, a puppeteer &
storyteller --
* Leprechaun hunt & crafts
Open to all
children
Kindergarten .l ��
through age 12. caring 11 are
Cost '15.00 per
day or $60.00
for the week.
Please •
pre -register by rhe rnae
calling 527-0682.
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