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Huron Expositor, 2002-03-20, Page 100 -THE M1111t9N IXPO$1TOR, April 4, 2001 PITcH-IM W.I. hears quilter's motto Seaforth Women's Institute The Seaforth Women's Institute held their Feb. 13 meeting at the First of relaxing," was answered by nine members. Minutes of the January meeting were read by Marjorie Rock. The treasurer's report was given by Helen MacKenzie. The District Board meeting will be on April 3 and the District Annual meeting is on May 17 in Seaforth. The April meeting will be at the Seaforth Manor. The meeting was turned over to Clarissa Stewart. Doris Hugill and Clarissa read the "Quilter's Motto." Doris Hugill read "Irish Blessing." Doris had a contest and prizes were won by Helen MacKenzie and Clarissa Stewart. Lunch was served by the hostesses, Marion Gordon and Olive Papple. Correspondents Scott Hilgendorff photo WOAA Tyke Tournament Seaforth won their first game in the WOAA year-end tournament on the weekend 13-0 against Elma Logan but lost in the A semi-final against Blyth 3-2. Residents decorate bonnets for Easter Residents are enjoying getting out of their coats for their first spring walk outdoors. We hope the temperature warms up a bit. We are looking forward to decorating our Easter bonnets this week. We had a wonderful response from our requests for hats from the community. We are also beginning to decorate eggs for our egg tree. Residents are enjoying our Lenten church services leading up to our Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday services. Although many of our activities were cancelled due to illness during the first half of March, we did manage to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in fine Irish fashion with a delicious wine and cheese party, a special dance with Gladys Van Egmond and Her Merry Makers and a lovely Lawrence Welk St. Patrick's Day video. All residents received a special St. Patrick's Day card and a treat of "mint smoothies." Our Tribute to Hawaii saw our staff decked out in some great outfits to get everyone in the holiday spirit. Hawaiian decorations and leis had everyone in the mood for our Travelogue to Honolulu and Maui, which was followed by delicious Hawaiian pizza for all. This was great fun and sure to be a repeat activity next year. Carol Carter entertained this month with some beautiful Seaforth Manor Nursing Home Stoncart'en tstatc Deb S 13reakfast Enjoy quiet Victorian charm in relaxing country isolation in our century fieldstone home (circa 1878), located on over 7 acres. A unique choice of 4 themed bedrooms await you with a full individualized breakfast. What better way to start your day! 39341 VA11AATA ROAa (formerhi Township Raab #30) RR is • Cllinton Telephone (m) 233-3130 VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT:www.stonegardttpestate.com E-MAIL: stonegardenOtec.on.ca "Spring and Summer Packages Available" Lift weights. ID Lift your spirits! •ut•.a�.��we a..n.i.wr�ary+r ..�w.et.t Scripa1 egt RMi- 111..AAAAAAAAAA.5411. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA6AAAAA4AAAAAAAA4 4 O' 4 O' 4 > > 43 r Our Place p..v ��:w > to Drop Celflr I1 ► 10 i Fam a project of P Rural Response for Healthy Children 10 ► . 1 i• - A0. A�� 0. 4 :ii , , A 1 Community Action Program for Children ► 4 I. A A- 1 > 11 i 1 ► A Opem Nosise > I Please join us for ourgrand opening on Monday, P Pe 9 Y I. April 9, 2001 between 10 am and 3 pm. P 1 25 Goderich St., Seaforth ► 1For more information 0. A call 527-0914 or Rural Response for Healthy Children et 482-8777 i• 1or 1-800-479-0716 P. ► 0. piano selections. As well. Carol Lebeau and Bill Pepper entertained with piano and fiddle music. We were happy to welcome the Meals on Wheels volunteer drivers for a luncheon meeting. The Meals on Wheels program begins this week for the Seaforth area. with Seaforth Manor providing the meals. We also welcome the participants for the Palliative Care Level I course which will be held in our basement activity room for 10 weeks. We were happy to receive 10 bears front the Alzheimer Society which were presented to our Residents Council for use with Alzheimer residents in the nursing home. Coming up in April, we are looking forward to our Easter dance on April 19, with Marie Flynn and the Huron Strings at 2:00 p.m. Guitarist entertains residents in .sunroom Queensway Nursing Horne Bingo with the Hensall Legion Auxiliary women providing assistance and prizes drew a good crowd Monday afternoon: Residents did very well with several winning two or more prizes. If anyone feels they could benefit from attending this group and would like to know more, please call the Huron County Alzheimer office in Clinton. Pastor Harold Shantz of the Zurich Mennonite Church led worship service Tuesday afternoon with Belva Fuss as pianist. Eight residents took part in breakfast group Wednesday morning and were kept busy assisting with the cooking. It is great fun making use of our kitchenette/baking room for this activity. The conversations with someone other than the usual table mates makes for an interesting morning, lingering over second and • third coffees. Faithful volunteer Marg Cote was in for euchre with residents Wednesday afternoon. They passed a pleasant hour or so in the sunny dining room enjoying their card game. Gladys and the Merrymakers entertained a full house at the monthly birthday party following diners Thursday evening. Birthday greetings to David Fowlie. Gertie Flear. Ethel Taylor, Bernice Brown. Marjorie Carey and David Bowie. The band was wonderful with brass. drums. fiddles, guitar. accordion and piano. Friday afternoon guitarist. Gary Boyle played for residents in the nursing home sunroom and then travelled to retirement home lounge for a program. 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The treasurer's report was given by Helen MacKenzie. The District Board meeting will be on April 3 and the District Annual meeting is on May 17 in Seaforth. The April meeting will be at the Seaforth Manor. The meeting was turned over to Clarissa Stewart. Doris Hugill and Clarissa read the "Quilter's Motto." Doris Hugill read "Irish Blessing." Doris had a contest and prizes were won by Helen MacKenzie and Clarissa Stewart. Lunch was served by the hostesses, Marion Gordon and Olive Papple. Correspondents Scott Hilgendorff photo WOAA Tyke Tournament Seaforth won their first game in the WOAA year-end tournament on the weekend 13-0 against Elma Logan but lost in the A semi-final against Blyth 3-2. Residents decorate bonnets for Easter Residents are enjoying getting out of their coats for their first spring walk outdoors. We hope the temperature warms up a bit. We are looking forward to decorating our Easter bonnets this week. We had a wonderful response from our requests for hats from the community. We are also beginning to decorate eggs for our egg tree. Residents are enjoying our Lenten church services leading up to our Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday services. Although many of our activities were cancelled due to illness during the first half of March, we did manage to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in fine Irish fashion with a delicious wine and cheese party, a special dance with Gladys Van Egmond and Her Merry Makers and a lovely Lawrence Welk St. Patrick's Day video. All residents received a special St. Patrick's Day card and a treat of "mint smoothies." Our Tribute to Hawaii saw our staff decked out in some great outfits to get everyone in the holiday spirit. Hawaiian decorations and leis had everyone in the mood for our Travelogue to Honolulu and Maui, which was followed by delicious Hawaiian pizza for all. This was great fun and sure to be a repeat activity next year. Carol Carter entertained this month with some beautiful Seaforth Manor Nursing Home Stoncart'en tstatc Deb S 13reakfast Enjoy quiet Victorian charm in relaxing country isolation in our century fieldstone home (circa 1878), located on over 7 acres. A unique choice of 4 themed bedrooms await you with a full individualized breakfast. What better way to start your day! 39341 VA11AATA ROAa (formerhi Township Raab #30) RR is • Cllinton Telephone (m) 233-3130 VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT:www.stonegardttpestate.com E-MAIL: stonegardenOtec.on.ca "Spring and Summer Packages Available" Lift weights. ID Lift your spirits! •ut•.a�.��we a..n.i.wr�ary+r ..�w.et.t Scripa1 egt RMi- 111..AAAAAAAAAA.5411. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA6AAAAA4AAAAAAAA4 4 O' 4 O' 4 > > 43 r Our Place p..v ��:w > to Drop Celflr I1 ► 10 i Fam a project of P Rural Response for Healthy Children 10 ► . 1 i• - A0. A�� 0. 4 :ii , , A 1 Community Action Program for Children ► 4 I. A A- 1 > 11 i 1 ► A Opem Nosise > I Please join us for ourgrand opening on Monday, P Pe 9 Y I. April 9, 2001 between 10 am and 3 pm. P 1 25 Goderich St., Seaforth ► 1For more information 0. A call 527-0914 or Rural Response for Healthy Children et 482-8777 i• 1or 1-800-479-0716 P. ► 0. piano selections. As well. Carol Lebeau and Bill Pepper entertained with piano and fiddle music. We were happy to welcome the Meals on Wheels volunteer drivers for a luncheon meeting. The Meals on Wheels program begins this week for the Seaforth area. with Seaforth Manor providing the meals. We also welcome the participants for the Palliative Care Level I course which will be held in our basement activity room for 10 weeks. We were happy to receive 10 bears front the Alzheimer Society which were presented to our Residents Council for use with Alzheimer residents in the nursing home. Coming up in April, we are looking forward to our Easter dance on April 19, with Marie Flynn and the Huron Strings at 2:00 p.m. Guitarist entertains residents in .sunroom Queensway Nursing Horne Bingo with the Hensall Legion Auxiliary women providing assistance and prizes drew a good crowd Monday afternoon: Residents did very well with several winning two or more prizes. If anyone feels they could benefit from attending this group and would like to know more, please call the Huron County Alzheimer office in Clinton. Pastor Harold Shantz of the Zurich Mennonite Church led worship service Tuesday afternoon with Belva Fuss as pianist. Eight residents took part in breakfast group Wednesday morning and were kept busy assisting with the cooking. It is great fun making use of our kitchenette/baking room for this activity. The conversations with someone other than the usual table mates makes for an interesting morning, lingering over second and • third coffees. Faithful volunteer Marg Cote was in for euchre with residents Wednesday afternoon. They passed a pleasant hour or so in the sunny dining room enjoying their card game. Gladys and the Merrymakers entertained a full house at the monthly birthday party following diners Thursday evening. Birthday greetings to David Fowlie. Gertie Flear. Ethel Taylor, Bernice Brown. Marjorie Carey and David Bowie. The band was wonderful with brass. drums. fiddles, guitar. accordion and piano. Friday afternoon guitarist. Gary Boyle played for residents in the nursing home sunroom and then travelled to retirement home lounge for a program. Connect to the World N I Enjoy: • No Busy Signals • 56K connection • Technical support • Packages start as low as $4.95/month Call Now! 263-2211 or 1-88$-263-8225 INTERNET Tuckersmlth Communications Ltd.