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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-02-24, Page 66 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 24,1988 Grade 11 students getting to know Maplewood residents Residents of Maplewood Manor had a very enjoyable Valentine's Day. Tables were specially decorated as well as a win- dow painted with a Valentine scene. Thanks goes to Anne Robinson for the terrific art work. To add to the excitement of the day, Gladys Van Egmond came and put on a delightful program as she played many favorite tunes on the piano and the accordian. Monday morning Grade 11 students from Terri Brintnell's family studies class had a tour of Maplewood. They will be coming every Monday until the end of June. During this time students will be going through a "Getting to know one another" process with residents. This will be accomplished through such activities as crockinole and checker matches as well as special baking days. Residents as well as students will find this very interesting. Monday afternoon, several activities were at hand. Bridge was the game for some, while others enjoyed a game of euchre. Ise Stanley and Jean Guy found that their com- petition was too great against Grace Titford and Jean Elliott as they tried their best at crockinole. Euchre was the name of the game for Tuesday's activity with Ed Johns being the lucky winner of the door prize - a crocheted soap container. Residents enjoyed a delicious meal of pancakes to celebrate Shrove Tuesday. The kitchen staff were In the afternoon the monthly residents' kept very busy as second and even third meeting took place and proved to be very helpings were in demand. productive. Business matters as well as up- coming events were discussed. Residents are very excited about the trip they will be making on February 28 to the Livery in Goderich to see the play "South Pacific". Thursday morning residents enjoyed musical entertainment which was provided by Marion Rose when she came and played Wednesday morning ttev. Barber came to Maplewood for church service with Winona McDougall accompanying on the piano. After the service, Rev. Barber visited with the residents as well. The worship service at Maplewood is greatly appreciated by all residents who look forward to it every week. the piano. In the evening another very suc- cessful card party took place with the Rebekahs and Oddfellows in charge. After a very entertaining evening a social hour was held as they enjoyed a delicious lunch of cheese and fruit bread. Residents are look- ing forward to a return visit. Friday morning; Gail Hills came and organized some of the recipes for the Maplewood cookbook. Anyone having any connection with the old school is welcome to hand in recipes. Residents are happy to an- nounce that they are enjoying the new addi- tion to the dining room. Friday noon, everyone took their place at the new seating arrangement and are enjoying the extra space and bright, cheery atmosphere the addition provides. Ruth Bock was welcomed as she came for bingo on Friday afternoon. The lucky win- ners were Ann Agar. Elsie Shaddick and Ed Johns. Manor residents sample fresh home -baked- scones "Birthday Greetings" on Saturday to Inez Spittal. She was the recipient of • several flower arrangements from her family and also a beautiful bouquet of pink roses. Inez also received congratulatory wishes from her many friends and residents at Seaforth Manor. Last Monday the Ladies Baking Class was busy in the morning making scones which residents were able to sample for dinner. Many favorable comments came back to them oh their culinary arts. In the afternoon two tables played euchre while a number of ladies were cutting foam. Tuesday morning volunteers students of Seaforth Public School assisted with wheelchair bowling and also had a friendly greeting for all residents. In the afternoon films were shown. Worship service was conducted by the Rev. Glenn Sadlier of Bethel Bible Church on Wednesday afternoon, assisted by several members of the congregation. Thursday afternoon Ethel Haist favored with some good old tyme tunes on her mouth organ which residents enjoyed very much. Friday was bingo in the afternoon and lucky bingo winners were - Ila Gardner, Wilma Brill, Margaret and Frank Srnale, Mamie Ross, Madeline Slattery, Mabel Handy, James Nolan, Keith Herman, Harold Walsh, Irene Omand, and Edith Salo. Several amaryllis are now in bloom and are very showy on their tall stems. Mary K. Ryan's is the first white one to flower. The hyacinths are also in full bloom. PERSONALS Elsie Southgate visited with Inez Spittal last Tuesday. Jas. E. Scott visited with Inez Spittal, Nor- ma Jeffrey and Glen Rose. Helen Kirby visited with Mamie Ross last Wednesday. Mamie Ross, Margaret Smale and Pat Ryan enjoyed an afternoon of cards at the home of Marjorie Maloney on Thursday. Mary K. Ryan was out with daughters Theresa and Mary Margaret on Friday. Bell Roberton visited with Norma Jeffrey and Madeline Slattery. Len Bloomfield spent last Friday in Goderich with members of his family. Bill Scott was visited by wife Isabel. Thelma Dale visited with Norma Jeffrey. Ethel Haist visited with Cassie Nicholson. and Frank and Margaret Smale. Pat and Rose Altman visited the latter's parents Dave and Eva Netzke. 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