The Huron Expositor, 1988-02-17, Page 11THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 17,1988 — 11
Maplewood celebrates 100th birthday
Residents of Maplewood Manor had the
great pleasure of celebrating a very special
occasion this week. They were honored to
congratulate Ned Boswell on his 100th
birthday.
Monday afternoon, Austin Matheson, Win-
nona McDougall, Nettie Rose and Anne
Crerar enjoyed a game of bridge.
Tuesday afternoon a Senior euchre party
was held with Grace Broadfoot in charge.
Residents taking part listened carefully for
the sound of a bell, which meant losers had
to move on. Some of the players moved
more often than others. A delicious lunch of
tea biscuits, muffins and jam was served
after the card game. The afternoon was a
great success and residents are looking for-
ward to another visit from the senior group.
Wednesday morning the lounge at
Maplewood was decorated with streamers
and balloons for the great celebration of Ned
Boswell's 100th birthday. Everyone
gathered early for a breakfast birthday par-
ty as to fit into his busy schedule for the day.
On behalf of residents and staff, Fran Hook
presented Ned with a gift, and of course, a
birthday cake.
After blowing out all of the candles, Ned
thanked everyone and gave a very in-
teresting speech telling of all the changes he
has witnessed in 100 years. Later that morn-
ing, residents and staff of Maplewood were
peering from windows and standing outside
to watch and cheer Ned on as he made a
special trip by in his horse-drawn carriage.
Residents and staff were honored to be a
part of this celebration and will certainly be
remembered by all. Again, happy birthday
to Ned Boswell.
Residents gathered on Wednesday after-
noon for church service with Rev. Van Slyke
in charge.
Thursday afternoon, residents welcomed
Ruth Bock who came to call bingo. She was
presented with a red carnation as an expres-
sion of gratitude for her weekly' volunteer
work. Red carnations were the prizes for the
bingo game as well.
Friday afternoon, Thea Wisch visitel�dd
Maplewood and gave a very interesting
demonstration of a valentine arrangement
from dried flowers. Mrs. Wisch grows and
dries all of her own flowers, which she uses
in her arrangements. Residents watched as
she demonstrated feat skill at this very in-
tricate art and enjoyed her visit very much.
Residents and staff welcome Leslie Oliver
to Maplewood. He was assisted in his move
by his daughter Joyce Henderson.
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100th BIRTHDAY - On Ned Boswell's 100 Birthday, February 10, the Toronto Dominion
Bank President Robin Korthals presented him with 100 shares of the Toronto Dominion
Bank. Mr. Boswell was the manager of the Dominion Bank in Seaforth for many years,
and is the T.D.'s oldest surviving pensioner and patron. Mr. Boswell was also
presented with congratulations from the Town of Seaforth, Huron -Bruce M.P. Murray
Cardiff, the Queen, the Prime Minister and the Governor-General. Corbett photo.
Step dancers delight crowd at Manor
A delightful program was held at Seaforth
Manor on Valentine's Day when Sherri Mc-
Call and her steppers visited. These nimble
footed young people delighted the large
crowd present of residents, volunteers and
guests who attended. After the program a
social time with refreshment was enjoyed
by all.
Worship Services were conducted this
week by Rev. Wm. Barber on Wednesday
and by Father Caruana on Friday after-
noon. Sister Mary Louis accompanied
Father Caruana to the service.
Margaret Smale and Mamie Ross spent
Friday afternoon at Sharon Woods' and
assisted Sharon in making Valentine
cookies for all the residents.
Tuesday morning the studernss of Seaforth
Public School 'visited and assisted with
wheelchair bowling. In the afternoon the
film of "Life In Africa" was shown.
Thursday was euchre with volunteers and
winners were High lady Ila Gardner, High
man Keith Herman, Lone Hands Elmer
Bakcsy and Consolation Mamie Ross. Lunch
and prizes were donated by Jackie Racho.
Ladies of the Indoor Gardening Club were
busy Monday afternoon caring for their
amaryllis and hyacinth bulbs. Doris Smith
has a beautiful apple blossom amaryllis
with nine blooms on it, each measuring 81/2
inches. Several other bulbs are in bloom and
some are 27" in height.
PERSONALS
We are sorry to report Helen Morris is
confined to Stratford General Hospital.
Ruth and Leon Ruscall of Winnipeg
visited her uncle Wm. Scott.
Doreen Kelly visited her mother
Catherine Austin also Margaret Smale and
Mamie Ross.
Visiting with Alice Boyes on Sunday were
Dorothy 'Uniac and family, also husband Ed
Boyes who attended the Valentine party at
Seaforth Manor with her.
Ross Nicholson visited his mother Cassie
Nicholson on Sunday.
Visiting with Norma Jeffrey were Sheila
Morton and Mary Little.
Visiting with Inez Spittal on Sunday were
Peter Spittal, daughter Jane and friends,
also Paul, John, Robert and Cara Spittal.
Gladys Ruston spent the day at her home
in Stratford.
VIsiting with Glen jtoee'were his son Jim
and wife Marion also Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Swinkle. 1
Pat a- ..ose Altman visited Dave and
Ursula u Sullivan.'
Eva Netzke visited her brother Leo
O'Sullivan.
Audrey Cameron visited her mother-in-
law Verda Cameron last Wednesday.
Visitors with Mary K. Ryan during the
week were John and Mary M. Maloney, Pat
Ryan and Geraldine Wilson, and George and
Teresa Simpson.
Visiting with Bill Scott were wife Isabel
and sister-in-law Mary McLeod.
Helen McBurney, Hazel Hardy, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon McBurney, all of Wingham and
Barbara Alexander Egmondville visited
with Cassie Nicholson last Tuesday.
Tom Handy and Joe Robbins visited with
Mabel Handy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Riley from Parry Sound
visited with Kelly Lamont on Saturday.
Elsie Southgate visited Inez Spittal.
Alice Boyes' daughter Helen and husband
and granddaughter visited her on Saturday.
Sympathy is extended to Harold Maloney
on the death of his brother.
Jackie Racho activity -director was off
sick last week and Laura Barber was in
charge of activities in her absence.
Birthday Greetings to Helen Morris on
Tuesday of this week and good wishes go out
to her in Stratford Hospital from all her
friends at Seaforth Manor who wish her a
speedy recovery.
SEAFORTH JUNIOR FARMERS have a new executive for this year. Paul Hoggarth is
president, Warren Wray is treasurer and vice-president, Lynda Feagan is press
reporter, and Cathy Vanneste is the secretary. The two girls are holding an award given
to the Seaforth club by the Huron County Junior Farmers for being the most active club
in 1987. Corbett photo.
MANY THANKS
The Celebrity Dinner Committee would like to thank the following
companies and merchants, who each donated $100.00 or more, which
assisted in the success of the First Annual Celebrity Dinner:
*Archie's Sunoco
"Bauer Travel Service
•Carling O'Keefe Breweries - Jeff Carr, Area Rep.
•Candlelight Studio of Photography - Chuck Hasson
"Culligan Real Estate Ltd. - Maureen Wildfong
•C.J.'s Auto Service
"Hart Ford Mercury
"Frank Kling Limited
•Labatt's Breweries
"McLaughlin Chev-Olds
"John H. McLlwain Construction Ltd.
"Molson's Breweries
•Dr. Brian Nuhn
"Pizza Train
•Queen's Tavern
"Seaforth Automotive and Industrial Supply
•Sealorth Creamery (1981) Inc.
"Seaforth Insurance Broker Limited
"Topnotch Feeds Limited
"Touche Ross and Co.
"Tremeer Commercial Printers
"Vincent Farm Equipment Limited
"Winthrop General Store
"Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home
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